after earth day, they're all part of an environmental movement. >> denis hayes. >> this is a science march, so i assume you all knew there was going to be a quiz. this is about last november's election. meltmerica somehow vote to the polar eyes cap's until the coral reefs and acicidify the oceans? >>>> no! >> do wewe vote to reduce the epa's budget by a whopping 42%? >>>> no! >> did we vote to defend safety acting water by one third? do we vote to illumiminate environmental work and chesapeake bay and puget sound in the gulf of mexico and the great lakes? >> no! >> well, that is what we got. [boos] 47 years ago on n the first t eh daday, 20 million regular everyy americans, including millions of angry students, rose up and storm the political stage and amended -- demand at a clean, healthy, just, resililient environmnment. later, to my astoninishment, we are back in e same spot. we have a president, vice president, cabinet and the leleadership of f both houses of congressss who are all climate deniers. [boos] they are scrubbing climate change from m federal websites d ordering federa

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denying j.t. miller in front of the net. can't get off the schneid right there. right in front, kevin hayes. and anderson, stepped up to the net again. >> a lot of good chances. the redirection in front, just wide past lundqvist. and you're going to see some great saved by anderson. this is not your normal overtime period. there were just way too many scoring opportunities on both sides of the aisle. >> the overtime period, you think it's all defense. this is the last opportunity of the overtime. but i will say it. an entertaining overtime period. an entertaining ga you like high scoring. >> consistent with the play today. a lot of mistakes. but a lot of fun. >> j.r.'s right. you would think it tightened up. five goals for both sides. you would think that discipline would tighten up. >> and mistakes by the referees. >> should the senators have had a power play? >> no question. when it's a penalty you have to make a call. there's no more blatant penalty than high stick. that's a high stick by brassard on zibanejad right there. up in the face. he called the power play. this is a high stick. ri

hayes. >> did you meet sergey kislyak? did you talk to him? >> i'm not going to deny i talked to him. >> you did talk to him. >> i will say, i never met him anywhere outside of cleveland, let's say that much. >> the only time you met him was in cleveland? >> i may have met him, poib what might have been in cleveland. >> i mean, what gives here? that conversation was obviously whether or not he met with russian ambassador during the rnc, but, what here is actually the smoking gun? we know it's bizarre. we know they give answers and change those answers and spin those answers. what, here, is the real, real issue? >> i think the real issue is that we are learning, day by day, extensive contacts between trump associates to people related to trump, trump on the campaign, trump folks on the campaign and russians and i think what makes people really suspicious is given what's happened, why don't they just tell us themselves? we are getting leaks. the fbi is investigating. it's odd that day by day, drip by drip, we are learning more. the trump white house should let us know.

hayes finally got him to make this admission. >> did you meet sergey kislyak in cleveland? did you talk to him? >> i'm not going to deny with him. >> so you did talk to him? >> i will say that i never met him anywhere outside of cleveland. >> the probe of carter page's ties with the kremlin was reported back in september 2016 by yahoo! news chief investigative correspondent michael isikoff. michael, carter page is one strange individual. his interviews are sort of a meandering kind of morass of words where he doesn't really say a whole lot. have you been able to determine whether or not he had definitive contact with the same russian entities that were hacking the u.s. election? >> well, look, he's given conflicting answers to multiple people now. he reverses himself sometimes in the same interview. he gave an interview to george stephanopoulos on "good morning america" this week in which pressed on whether he had discussions about sanctions during this trip to moscow in july, when he was still a campaign adviser to the trump campaign and was in moscow, he said, well, he couldn't say definitively one way or the other w

hayes finally got him to make this admission. >> did you meet sergey kislyak in cleveland? did you talk to him? >> i'm not going to denylked with him. >> so you did talk to him? >> i will say that i never met him anywhere outside of cleveland. >> the probe of carter page's ties with the kremlin was reported back in september 2016 by yahoo! news chief investigative correspondent m e michael isikoff. michael, carter page is one strange individual. his interviews are sort of a meandering kind of morass of words where he doesn't really say a whole lot. have you been able to determine whether or not he had definitive contact with the same russian entities that were hacking the u.s. election? >> well, look, he's given conflicting answers to multiple people now. he reverses himself sometimes in the same interview. he gave an interview to george stephanopoulos on "good morning america" this week in which pressed on whether he had discussions about sanctions during this trip to moscow in july, when he was still a campaign adviser to the trump campaign and was in moscow, he sa, well, he couldn't say definively one way or the oth

hayes earlier this year. >> i'm just trying to get a straight answer. did you meet serge kislyak in cleveland and talk to him? >> i'm not going to deny i talked to him.y have met him anywhere outside of cleveland, let's just say that much. >> the only time you met him was in cleveland? >> that i may have met him possibly, it might have been in cleveland. >> you talked to him in cleveland? >> i do not deny that. >> hally jackson with us now. so what do we know about this? where do we stand now? >> reporter: here's where we stand, craig. a lot is based on this washington post report. the fbi not confirming this, but "the post" reporting here that the fbi got this secret warrant, secret court warrant to monitor some of these conversations. we know that carter page is telling nbc news the following. he says, the -- >> reporter: let's just put into perspective his role in the campaign. while the president's team identified him as a foreign policy adviser early in the campaign, there have been pains taken by the administration to distance themselves from carter page, essentially saying he was a peripheral player, not even a player, if you will, somebody wh

hayes finally got him to make this admission. >> did you meet sergey kislyak in cleveland? did you talk to him? >> i'm not going to denylked with him. >> so you did talk to him? >> i will say that i never met him anywhere outside of cleveland. >> the probe of carter page's ties with the kremlin was reported back in september 2016 by yahoo! news chief investigative correspondent michael isikoff. michael, carter page is one strange individual. his interviews are sort of a meandering kind of morass of words where he doesn't really say a whole lot. have you been able to determine whether or not he had definitive contact with the same russian entities that were hacking the u.s. election? >> well, look, he's given conflicting answers to multiple people now. he reverses himself sometimes in the same interview. he gave an interview to george stephanopoulos on "good morning america" this week in which pressed on whether he had discussions about sanctions during this trip to moscow in july, when he was still a campaign adviser to the trump campaign and was in moscow, he said, well, he couldn't say definitively one way or the oth