he had debbie wasserman-schultz's p.c.? what's the story there? from congress he came into the house building' at midnight. he had debbie wasserman-schultz's laptop. he tried to flee the country. he said', it was attorney-client privilege so you can't look at it. so when trump talks about a server. he's talking about debbie wasserman-schultz's laptop which the cops said went missing. david: why do you think jeff sessions was not interested in get together bottom of this. he was not willing to take on 48 angry democrats. david: great work. terrific journalistic work. you have got it all to yourself because the mainstream media isn't interested in this story. congratulations. you have don't best with it. secretary of state mike pompeo visiting north korea for the first time since the summit. stay with us. ♪ ♪ you said you're not like me, ♪ you never drop to your knees, ♪ ♪ look into the sky for a momentary high, ♪ ♪ you never even tried till it's time to say goodbye, bye ♪ ♪ everybody fights for a little bit of light, i believe. ♪ geico motorcycle,

debbie wasserman schultz. i believe they even had him and they don't want to use him. for the dnc, the server was never taken by the fbi. they went in there and john podesta threw him out of the office they said get out of here. they go after other people like there's no tomorrow. you understand that, i spoke to you about it before as they sai said, you are winning, don't give it up. i've stayed very much involved. in my to be involved? totally. people are finding out a lot of things that they never thought and in all fairness to the ig report, it was an unbelievable report except at the end where i sort of try to be politically correct. when you talk about bias, there has never been biased like that. strzok on the other hand, that was totally biased. that report was a good report except the basic conclusion. which wasn't even bad. >> tucker: having met with, talk to, watched carefully angela merkel in germany and vladimir putin in russia, who do you think from the perspective of their countries does the better job representing their interests? >> president trump: ange

. >> debbie wasserman schultz probably shouldn't hire foreign nationals to run her congressional e-mail accounts and give her passwords to the dnc. >> that was donald trump's reference to a pakistani yesterday. is that more important to you than the idea that we seem to have evidence that russia actually hacked into our systems for -- whether it's the democratic party systems or state electoral systems, both of which are alleged, debbie wasserman schultz and the pakistani-american citizen is more important to you? >> i'm not -- i don't see your dichotomy there. what i do see is that we should protect our systems. you can't protect stupid. when somebody uses password 1, 2, 3 or for password, it's going to be hard to protect against that. >> congressman, you know that's not the allegation, right? in the indictment on friday, that's not the allegations that somebody guessed a password. >> the allegation is that they leaked e-mails that showed that the dnc rigged the election against bernie sanders. >> let's be clear. the allegation is that russian intelligence officers disguised as other p

the former it aide for debbie wasserman schultz could avoid jail time after cutting a plea deal. d of stealing information from congressional servers. investigators found no evidence of that he was kept on debbie wasserman schultz' payroll even after the investigation was announced. he will be sentenced next month. if you can't come to work that's you quitting. a manager is fired after sending cold hearted of message to a mother to couldn't come to work at a convenience store because her son was on life support. crystal fisher from michigan sharing the message on facebook which quickly went viral. >> this is his life we are talking about. is he just not in the hospital sick. is he on life support. >> fisher says she is glad her company is standing behind her. wow, shocking. homeless crisis so out off control. forcing a major medical convention to change locations. the group says participants are afraid to walk the city streets since there is so much open drug use and dreng behavior. the trade shows not only draws in 15,000 people but $40 million into the city's economy. the group

. >> well then, you know, debbie wasserman schultz probably shouldn't hire foreign nationals to run oural email accounts, and give them all of her passwords at the dmc. >> is that actually more serious to you, that was donald trump's reference to a pakistani yesterday. >> they did it. >> debbie wasserman schultz, and a pakistani american citizen is more important to you? >> i'm not -- i don't see your dichotomy there. what i do see is that, you know, we should protect our systems. you can't protect stupid. >> seth: what do you mean you can't protect stupid? the secret service does it every day! [ laughter and applause ] we've got a -- stupid is on the move. [ laughter ] i'd say he's lumbering, you got some time. [ laughter ] so after the president openly took the side of a foreign adversary, and its attempt to undermine american democracy, republicans see no need to either subpoena his tax returns, or protect our election systems. so what's their solution instead? according to texas congressman kevin grady who met with trump this week, the solution to russian aggression is to make the g

. ♪ one nation under god ♪ american love ♪ >> debbie wasserman schultz could avoid jail time after cuttingng guilty to one count of bank fraud after he was accused of stealing classified information from congressional servers. he was arrested trying to flee his home in pakistan last year. he was kept on wasserman shultz's payroll after the investigation was announced. his wife was charged but her case was dismissed in the deal. universal healthcare, abolishing ice, democrats embracing the party's hard left turn in policy. tom perez labeling democratic socialist and congressional candidate alexandria cortez as the new standard. >> she represents the future of our party. she was a remarkable reminder of the depth we have in the democratic party. >> stunning joe crowley in a primary election last week of the political newcomer and bernie sanders supported running on a universal jobs guarantee and housing as a human right. ♪ heather: and f-18 fighter pilot for the navy serving country for 12 years and leah gabriel getting inside look at what it takes to make planes like hers take flight. >> re

debbie wasserman-schultz lost her job. this is something that trump obviously is take something what seriously, not the his histrionics. >> according to the intelligence communities and dan coats it is still going on. what's happening tomorrow, is what the national security advisor and any administration will convene to discuss election interference. the administration has shown with iran if they want to speak on the same beige the same voice, they are quite good at it. the president should appoint a single person to be the voice of the administration. kennedy: there was a person' in charge of the cyber-security and john bolton relieved that person. there should be a cyber-security czar? >> because of what happened with the fbi and the intelligence community, there is a lack of faith in some of our institutions. the most of important thing going into 2018. >> if they don't feel confident will people not vote? >> i think people are concerned right now. they are not happy with the intelligence community. we need to tree stor

we should point out that debbie wasserman schultz had a statement at the ready who was running the dnctime and of course, she brings up despite donald trump's dangerous distortions and his refusal to acknowledge the conclusions reached by the american intelligence community, one thing we also know from former fbi director james comey is that the fbi never got actual access to the servers and at the dnc. the dnc would not hand them over to the fbi. we went and we think that they were hacked? when there been some interesting reasons? >> dagen: what they did was the dnc called a third-party to come in and go through the servers rather than handing them over to the fbi. some at the beginning of last year, comey said we've got the forensics from the pros that they hired which again, best practice is always to get access to the machines themselves. >> harris: that's what rosenstein is saying he wants now, forfeiture of all of those computer networks and servers. >> melissa: if i could just jump in, one of the most important things about what we just saw here is that this is coming right ahea

think that is that the intention but seems like a more methodical investigation. ,evin: debbie wasserman schultz the former head of the dnc, saying she is pleased that the justice department is following the facts this bike you president's dangerous distortions. david, my question to you, what is going to happen if the president -- the president earlier with a press conference with theresa may said he will meet and talk about disarmament, talk about syria and the ukraine with president putin. does this cast a shadow over the donald trump-vladimir putin summit in helsinki? >> something people will be talking about over the next couple of days. a related question is -- why did the special counsel bring this indictment today? is he sending a message? prosecutors have immense control over when they file charges, which charges they bring. it is fair to ask whether robert mueller wants to send a message. the special counsel has been exemplary and not being politically throughout the course of this year on the investigation. you have to wonder why now. bigy: they made such a point about not trying case

when he said that standing by president putin, the debunked conspiracy with the server and debbie wasserman-schultz and the investigation and also called the mueller probe disgraceful and a disaster and he blames the probe with the tension with russia, not russia's meddling. with all the things he did and said today, this is affecting the republicans on the hill. i've been talking to republicans on intelligence committees. they think this is very problematic for two reasons. if the president doesn't trust the intelligence agency's assessment, how can we ever secure our steinberg defenses? how can we have steinberg security in this nation if he doesn't believe them. he's so worried about the election and how it's viewed the investigation is driving his policy. that's scary not just democrats but republicans alike in congress. >> malcolm, there's a less benign view, that it is not simply about defending the legitimacy of his election, but rather people around him may be under legal scrutiny for how they welcome what is charged criminal conduct by the russian army. >> yes. you're absolutely right. we

once worked for congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz among other lawmakers and was investigated for possible cyber breach. investigators determine federal charges were not warranted in that probe. congress sets another date with fbi agent peter strzok over his anti-trump text. this as a senate panel announces it agrees russia preferred a trump rather than a clinton presidency. catherine herridge joins us live with more. catherine, good evening. >> thanks, good evening. the senate intelligence committee released an unclassified report backing up the 2017 intelligence assessment that found restroom wanted to down damage the liver clinton, harm or elect ability and over time the russian government developed a clear preference for donald trump. when the report was released in 2017 there was some daylight between nsa, the fbi then led by director james comey, and the cia, then led by director john brennan over the key findings. senate investigators interviewed analysts and concluded the differences were not politically motivated. the senate report also confirmed opposition research compi

. >> debbie wasserman schultz, and a pakistani american citizen is t re important to you? i doe your dichotomy there. what i do see is that,now, we should protect our systems. you can't protect stupid. >> seth: what do you mean you can't protect stid? the secret service does it every day! [ laughter and applause ] we've got a -- stupid is on the move. [ laughter ] i'd say he's lumbering, you got some time. [ laughter ] so after the president openly took the side of a foreign adversary, and its attempt to undermine american demracy, republicans see no need to either subpoena his tax returnse or p our election systems. so what's their solution instead? according to texas congressman kevin grady who met with trump e this the solution to russian aggression is to make the gop's corporate tax cuts, ic are set to expire in 2025, permanent. s >> peace throuength is foreign policy that works. myd it works best when america has a strong ecoand a strong military.de under your lhip, house and senate republicans are delivering on both of them. today is about how we can strengthen ameri

chairwoman debbie wasserman schultz to resign. the second trench of stolen documents was released 29 minutes after the "post" reported on the access hollywood videotape which trump was talking about grabbing women's genitals. they revealed the transcripts of lucrative speeches that clinton gave to goldman sacha. third release of stolen emails said one provided debate questions to clinton during the primaries. senior democratic operatives, who themselves were catholics, spurred republicans to cherry pick their debate -- the election was rigged and the clinton team, as he said, viciously attacking catholics and evangelicals. the latter charge proved important in wisconsin, michigan, swing states with a lot of catholic voters. little wonder saying trump said, i love wikileaks, and mentioned it 164 times in the last month of the time. this wikileaks stuff is unbelievable, trump said, in october 12. eight days later, he mar velled, boy, that wikileaks has done a job on her, hasn't it? they prevent russian intervention -- the speaker pr

debbie wasserman schultz put out a statement on all of this.oting here, the democratic national committee was the first major target of the russian attack on our democracy. i strongly believe that every individual carried it out. for a should be held accountable chris bedford. serena, what do you make of all of this? >> not only are we a couple days away from the presidents meeting with putin in helsinki, this is is coming on the heels of some loud rolling coming from the president against our allies in great britain. he really needs to step up and confront putin in a real way.her any other country, for that matter to undermine our institution. >> trying to assert themselves in the last election. 2018 midterms just a few months from now. say nothing from the 2020 presidential election. what do you think? >> the indictments we saw earlier this year, another 13 russians, they were interested not just in president donald trump, but also supported ernie sanders. those two candidates, what they really have in common is their distraction to washingto

him was that he repeated conspiracy theories, what happened to pakistani who worked with debbie wasserman schultz, the justice department did thorough investigation of that, they interviewed 40 witnesses, took possession of server and other computer equipment and they said in the plea deal, there was no evidence that he did anything unlawful with respect to computers. but the president doesn't care, he's still out there casting doubt on what the doj, his own doj has said as well as investigation led by republicans. neil: you know, i can look at that and i can well understand, tom, we've gotten into this before in prior chats that the president chased the notion, sometimes it's a whisper among democrats, you weren't legitimately elected, everyone has concluded that despite russian interference, it didn't tip the election one way or the other, but this was an opportunity for them to say, all right, you russia were involved in the election, i don't appreciate that, don't even think about doing the same in this election or in elections to come, i'm watching you, end of story, but he didn't do that, t

debbie wasserman schultz. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from florida is recognized. ms. wasserman schultz: i thank the gentleman for yielding. thank you, mr. speaker. i want to add my voice to commend congresswoman wagner, congressman engel, and congressman crowley for working in a bipartisan fashion to put together this important legislation. this legislation firmly establishes that official united states policy is to prevent genocide and other criminal atrocities and makes certain that it is treated as a core national security interest by supporting the programs that can help avert the deaths of innocents around our globe. representing one of the largest populations of holocaust survivors in the nation is one of my greatest privileges as a member of congress. to honor these survivors and to honor the six million jews who did not survive, we must do everything in our power to prevent another atrocity like the one they experienced. when we commemorate the holocaust, we make a sacred promise to ourselves and all of our neighbors by saying and committing to never again. th