. >> my understanding now you would like to keep your position as deputy chair of the dnc. imagine that's part. kno the process in minnesota. it is shall we say, loud and very am bunk husband is sometimes. >> we are high spirited. >> yes. i to be tough to balance. >> it's common for elected officials to also be active at party building. s in a regular thing. and -- this is a regular thing. i will be devoteding well more than -- [ audio problems ] i will also help strengthen the democratic party to advance values of inclusion and fairness in our -- for everybody. >> i do know there are some among certain segments of the democratic parties that some diss truss of the dnc chair tom perez and a lot of sanders supporters in particular see you as their guy, right, as their person to watch at the dnc to watch on behalf of sort of the snickers wing - between now and and foreseeable future to really focus on helping to build the democratic party. -- our commitment to run every race -- time -- not let any particular race go unfought for. we are committed to 24/7, every race, in every

from the campaign by the dnc. but then to establish once and for all by the servers the dnc was ever hacked by anyone then the information that has been downloaded with a number of it counterterrorism experts. >> how many books have you written roger stone? >> this is my fifth book. i am mad new times best-selling author but this is somewhatbos different than te others. you don't have to be a liberal trumpservative or supporter to enjoy thiss book. even people who are not in politics that try to get ahead in business or media or fashion no matter. >> st. louis missouri independent line with roger stone be 14 that morning be 14 fox news is fake news. not edward armor all or walter cronkite to? something and using that to bring down a real american hero to have why bipartisan support for the job and now getting closer and closer to get more and more hostile with russian bailout through the election. it is all connected and mueller is the's best person they will all catch up with trump eventually because nobody is ab

there was a second hack that occurred the same week that dnc was breached. the house of representatives inspector general briefed authorities that there was an ongoing hack by pakistanis who the democrats hired as i.t. guys. ordinarily they would have been arrested on the bat obviously. but think about it, the russian that week, you know how tenuous it is, backed by nothing it is, you throw into the mix arrest of pakistanis hired by democrat and unvetted for a similar hack at the identical time, the narrative about russia would have been impossible to secure and that's all they care about, the narrative. lou: what's interesting about this, amongst the many things that are interesting, fascinating, intriguing and frustrating is where is the justice department now. why in the world are we hearing about this in jeff sessions. why aren't we hearing about it from republican-led justice department and where in the world is debbie wasserman schultz and how has she -- has she been imif given immunity? has he been corrupted by forcess dark and sinister in the deep st

>> well, first of all, the dnc will be meeting this summer in chicago. 50th anniversary of that famous year 1968. we will consider what i call a litany of reforms. to strengthen the party, to expand the party, but, also, in the long term to strength and one requirement is that if you are running for a delegate or running for president, have you to be a bonafide democrat. that's simple. the party will vote on it i don't see it as a controversial measure. i see it as a measure that says that we would like to strength the democratic party but we will also vote on measures that will open up the party same day registration. allow more people to be involved in the caucus process but we want to help build the democratic party. >> dana: how do the bernie bros feel about that. >> we will talk more about it when we meet later this month as well as next month. at this point, i think, this is about strengthening the democratic party. , making sure we have an open party that allows people to come in, to register as democrats. whether they come in the day before or th

i think the dnc can consistently invest more. i think that's always an important thing.ut i think the most important narrative is that we have to invest in our people. we have to invest in the people who will be casting these votes, and they need to know that their voices are valued. and that's really the model that we focused on. we did more groundwork, we did phone calls, door knocking, texting, meeting people where they are. in fact, one of the people we met was a woman named pam in macon, georgia who wanted someone to invest in her. she is someone raising two daughters, is taking care of her grandchild now, but no one ever asked her what she wanted. she wants to create a daycare center in her community but didn't believe anyone would invest in her. i think what the dnc has to do, what candidates have to do, what america has to do is invest in pam, inc. how do we help every person have the best opportunity to prosper? that's what we really want and that's what my campaign is grounded in. >> that's part of what really got me about your campaign. as you know, there is a

the dnc tom perez will be air of joining me, we'll be asking him reaction to this supreme court ruling as pete said, not surprising, not unexpected especially, but still significant. so we'll have him on in a minute. the political earthquake this morning, the big story of the day, alexandria cortez, the self described socialist and bernie sanders backer hes talking s s day. this is a look at when she found out she won. watch. >> in our community, we needed a very clear voice. i think we deserve representation that rejected lobbyist funds and put our voters in our community first. and i felt like we could really deliver a mess a think for the bronx, for queens. and for the working class people of the united states. i felt like our party could be better, our message could be better. and that we could be better as a country. >> kasie hunt is with us now. she was in utah covering another big primary race, the one involving mitt romney, who seems safe to sale on. but this cortez situation, big, big news. >> reporter: that's right. the defining upset really so far of 2018. and what is going

jillian: hollywood's favor democrat coming back to tinseltown, you never guess who the dnc has stumping for them today. "fox and friends first" continues right now. rob: they got this one wrong, it is crazy in new york city. jillian: can't get anything wrong as a side note. rob: he got it wrong today. thunder booms, very interesting night, a good summertime thunderstorm, one of my favorites. you are watching "fox and friends first" thursday morning. jillian: thanks for starting the day with us. justice anthony kennedy announcing his retirement from the nation's highest court. rob: the stage is set for donald trump to make his second appointment to the bench. >> i am very honored that he chose to do it during my term in office because he felt confident in me to make the right choice and carry on his great legacy. jillian: democrats are gearing up for a showdown vote vowing to block the nominee. rob: griff jenkins live in washington with the latest. >> reporter: this europe's midterm election got a lot more interesting because supreme court swing vote is now retiring giving donald trump a

putin says that he is pointing out the real collusion was not between him and russia but between the dnce power to interfere in our election. the idea to create a fight with vladimir putin over the fantasy of trump russia collusion is a bad idea. what he needs to focus on is where can we had russians work together, to put pressure on north korea and make the world less dangerous. >> we expect syria to be a big question. >> deadly newspaper shooting in just hours, the man accused of killing 5 people inside a newsroom. police continue to search for a motive. punishment for marijuana thanks to new york democrat chuck schumer but skyrocketing, is a good idea? comments are pouring in. from the moment you met you wanted to surround them in comfort and protection that's why pampers swaddlers is the #1 choice of hospitals to wrap your baby in blanket-like softness so all they feel is love pampers swaddlers wells fargo has supported community organizations from the beginning, like united way, non-profits like the american red cross, and our nation's veterans. we knew helping our communities was i

tom perez, chairman of the dnc, says they are all on the same page. we have someone else tonight who is saying the democrats are turning a new page. is a muslim progressive millennial doctor running for major office in michigan the key to a blue wave in november? what an important night. what do you say? let's get after it. >>> all right. i know there is a lot of talk about what justice anthony kennedy's leaving could mean. let's focus on what it does mean. there is going to be a vote so this would come down to numbers. 51-49 in the senate now, republican obviously. dems need to knock down a nominee they need two votes. where are they going to get votes? they won't have more if it happens before the election. republican senators, collins and murkowski say they are abortion rights supporters and they voted for neil gorsuch last time. with roe v. wade on the line they may make a move to protect reproductive rights. if senator john mccain is absent this gets more interesting. we wish him the best and hope he recovers. he's in our thoughts. we are not try

the dnc?n by a bunch of college kids. >> the very same vladimir putin who may get his wish for a summit with president trump. here is the cover of the book. you can come to your own conclusions at the very end of it. it is a wild ride through the middle including that sentence that turns out to be the thesis statement in the middle. david sanger, a lot of luck to you. great to see you. thank you for coming to our studio. we appreciate it. it is called "the perfect weapon: war, sabotage and fear in the cyber age." >>> coming up, the president today used the term, separate but equal, without irony and referring to something else entirely. we'll show you the moment and the comment when we come back. you don't really believe it. and then you see one for the first time. it's a miracle. [ roar ] you see that? holy! rated pg-13. i'm alex trebek, here to tell you about the colonial penn program. if you're age 50 to 85, and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three p's. what a

at this juncture, although i once believed the dnc had been hacked, today, i don't believe there hacked. as you know i'm being sued along with others in the trump campaign by the democratic national committee which is terrific. we'll get a chance to look and examine the servers and examine whether the dnc was ever hacked or whether the information was downloaded to a portable drive and taking out the back door which a number of counterterrorism experts believe based on an article i read pgh so, e-books have you written? >> this will be my sixth book. the new york times best-selling author. this book is different from the others. you don't have to be republican, conservative, or trump supporter to enjoy the book. it would work for people for an even interested in politics whatsoever. if you're trying to get ahead in business, meteor fashion or agriculture, i think these rules could hold you. >> let's go to the independent line with roger stone his joining us in fort lauderdale. >> caller: good morning. i have two things. first, fox news is the fake news. there's not walter concrete doesn

i interviewed the dnc deputy chair, keith ellison. running for attorney general in minnesota, and what he makes of this area take a listen. >> while it does appear to be an unfair position to labor because if you benefit from a collective bargaining agreement, you ought to pay something for the cost of negotiating a contract. the supreme court says, no. you can benefit from the contract but don't have to contribute to the effort, that is too bad. but i am not one who is pessimistic because workers in west virginia, oklahoma, all over the country, without the benefit, many worker protections are still going out and fighting and winning better contracts, better deals. in west virginia they still fought and pushed back. with the supreme court has really done is introduced into a new era of labor unrest. negotiations and not have many stoppages. they introduced a un that working people are going to have to sort of look out for themselves a lot more. i think unions are going to be able to make the case. deals are essential, and the union d

atthis juncture although i once believed that the dnc had been hacked, today i don't think they were hacked at all. as you m know i'm being sued along with others including the trump campaign by the democratic national committee, which is terrific because we'll get a chance to look and examine those servers and establish once and for all whether the dnc was ever hacked by anyone or whether the information was downloaded to kind of portable drive and taken out the backdoor, which a number of it counter kind terro experts now believe based on an rticle i read in the nation. host: up written how many books? guest: this is my sixth book. but this book is somewhat different than the others. you don't have to be a republican or a conservative or a trump supporter to benefit and enjoy this book. it just would work for bernie sanders supporter, progressive, even people who aren't interested in politics whatsoever. if you're trying to get ahead in business or media or fashion or agriculture. no matter what your chosen avocation, i think these rules ould hold you in good stead. host: good morn

at this juncture although i once believed that the dnc and then, today i don't think they were hacked at all. as you may know i'm being sued along with others in the trump campaign by the democratic national committee which is terrific because we will get a chance to examine those servers and establish once and for all whether the dnc was ever hacked by anyone or whether the information was downloaded to some kind of portable drive and taken out a backdoor which a number of it experts s now believe based on an article i read. >> you've written how many books, roger stone? >> this will be my sixth book. i'm a new york times best-selling author of this book is somewhat different than the others. you don't have to be a republican or a conservative or a trump supporter to benefit and enjoy this book . this would work for a bernie sanders supporter, a progressive, even people who aren't interested in politics whatsoever. if you're trying to get a hand in business or media or fashion or agriculture, no matter what your chosen application, i think these rules could hold you in good stead. >>

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so when you're thinking about what he could have possibly known, it was well before the dnc hack wasby the "washington post" a month later in june. so that for one is really curious. another really bizarre thing is just the discrepancy in the versions of the story that's being told by the russian and by roger stone. not only did roger stone and michael caputo just remember that this meeting happened, but roger stone is saying that this russian henry greenberg was the only one at this meeting whereas greenberg is saying, well, no, i actually had a ukrainian friend with me who was offering them dirt allegedly on the clinton foundation, or at least represented himself as someone who had worked for the clinton foundation and had said that he had dirt on hillary clinton, presumably related to that. i asked michael caputo this morning whether or not they ever found out what it was that this guy was offering in terms of the content, and he said no, we never got that far. so presumably they don't remember what the meeting was actually substantively about either. >> these are the text message

the dnc?run by college kids. >> the very same vladimir putin who may get his wish for a summit with president trump. here is the cover of the book. you can come to your own conclusions at the very enof it. it is a wild ride through the middle. including that sentence that turns out to be the thesis statement in the middle. david sanger, a lot of luck to you. we appreciate you coming the studio. it is called "the perfect weapon." coming up, the president today used the term "separate but equal" without irony and referring to something else entirely. we'll show you the moment and the comment when we come back. with tripadvisor, finding your perfect hotel at the lowest price... is as easy as dates, deals, done! simply enter your destination and dates... and see all the hotels for your stay! tripadvisor searches over 200 booking sites... to show you the lowest prices... so you can get the best deal on the right hotel for you. dates, deals, done! tripadvisor. visit tripadvisor.com and it's time to

it's all kind of the same actor who's hacked podesta's e-mails and the dnc. if you have roger stone and answer whether he was communicating with julian assange and wikileaks throughout the campaign, perhaps you have a clue as to whether or not there was an intermediary who was feeding wikileaks this stolen information that the russians stole from the dnc and yawn podesta and gave to the campaign. >> michael, do you anticipate, a trial of manafort unless something changes. >> this silver. >> you've been reporting this for a while now. learning new things in that trial. it's going to be quite a spectacle i imagine. >> sure. look, it is quite common for prosecutors to hold some of their best stuff back. and one can expect if this trial does come in july when it's scheduled for, that we're going to be learning a whole lot more about just how much they know about manafort and these ties. but also, you know, there is so much that could we'll be coming to a head this summer. the wide expectation here is that mueller is likely to do something in the next couple of mo

the dnc? it's run by college kids. >> the very same vladimir putin who may get his wish for a summit with president trump. here is the cover of the book. you can come to your own conclusions at the very enof it. it is a wild ride through the middle. including that sentence that turns out to be the thesis statement in the middle. david sanger, a lot of luck to you. we appreciate you coming the studio. it is called "the perfect weapon." coming up, the president today used the term "separate but equal" without irony and referring to something else entirely. we'll show you the moment and the comment when we come back. ♪ ♪ i can do more to lower my a1c. because my body can still make its own insulin. and i take trulicity once a week to activate my body to release it, like it's supposed to. trulicity is not insulin. it comes in a once-weekly, truly easy-to-use pen. and it works 24/7. trulicity is an injection to improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes when used with diet and exercise. don

now, maybe it's not a hacking in the sense of the dnc.al e-mails like the podesta campaign had according to them. but we might see a wave.com pro mat of compromising information intended to blackmail or coerce people during the run-up to this campaign. that, the u.s. news media is the dagger at the throat for that. and i respectfully expect to see that happen in the run-up to the campaign. >> there's some cas on a hot tin roof. roger stone got skittish last week when he said he did have contact with a russian. does that protect him from prosecution to cop out in public and say okay, i'll admit it before i get indicted i had something to do with the russians? does that protect him to say i did it. >> no, the funny thing about roger stone, i met him last year, is that everything that he said during the campaign was designed to puff him up to make him look like the ultimate insider. i think there's a reason he hasn't been interviewed yet by the mueller team. and he's already denying a lot of the stuff that he said, his contacts with wikileak

when i was on the floor of the dnc, the bernie bros were not having it. was no kissing and making up with the hillary clinton wing. stick a my concern is the split. i don't agree with you. look at new york and look at the district. this is a woman with youth where some of the people when they say vote them out, they don't just mean republicans. they may democrats as well i think we are seeing that. she also worked harder than her opponent, quite frankly. he didn't show up for a debate. he didn't -- a lot of people out there. >> shannon: they way outspent her. said 18: one. >> it's not always the money. sometimes it's the hard labor. the message that seems to be and we are seeing this in exit polls is that voters are carrying a lot more about health care the democrats would think they would be talking about health care again. certainly they care about jobs they definitely care about immigration. some of the social issues we are seeing really matter in district like this and it reminded me of the upset a couple years ago with eric cantor. >> shannon: that w

in is the deputy dnc chair. he was on cnn today and not telling the truth about his ties to another hater farrakhan. >> watch. you used to follow somebody who expressed sexist and lgbt. farrakhan? >> i would disagree with that. >> what are you disagreeing with? farrakhan is a clear bigot. >> i agree that's true. >> you are a follower of farrakhan? >> no, i wasn't. that's not true, jake. >> laura: it is true. i give credit to jake trapper for calling him out on that. >> siding with a hate group. i think yr "angle" was awesome. this is a debate about the freedom of speech. can we disagree with each other on difficult issues and we should vote whether it's a bill in congress or an election. we debate and argue and vote. that's what we do. we don't shutdown speech. the college campus front is so outrageous. we can't bring conservative speakers to campus because the left knows they can't win the debate with the conservative shapiro? >> laura: the people they are targeting. they are these little guys. not a hulking th

did they have an informant, aka, spy, at the dnc to chase down the russians hacking the dnc's e-mailsg to protect us and the candidates and the election from the russians where weren't there informants in jill stein's campaign or hillary clinton's campaign? >> sean: boom, check mate. we have our finance -- fox nes contributor and author and let me start with the response to trey gowdy. why weren't there spies in the other campaigns and chris steel said it's 50/50 used to get fisa warrants on american citizens one that happened to be in the trump campaign. >> there weren't spies in other campaigns, sean, because they were spying on trump not the russians. this is -- i don't know if trey gowdy wafted a little bit -- >> sean: he never saw the documents. how could me make that document -- >> but me made a comment so irresponsible he said americans should be confident the fbi worked the case as they should have. then why did they hide it from congressional oversight for eight months when they were supposed to brief them quarterly while they leaked the existence to the new york times. >> se

now you should definitely listen to that buzz, dnc. i can see the democratic convention now -- >> wow. jedediah, let's pretend we never celebrate hollywood did a lot for hillary. >> i love the story because it's the democrats are so desperate they don't understand their own message but their policies stink so there like let's go to hollywood and figure out how they can make us sound better than we actually are. they should be humiliated to do this. it's so funny that they exist in such a bubble they don't realize that the more they do this work shows the more they try to craft a message and the more they get on tv tv and katie perry poussin tv show the more of the country says i'm not voting for that person. if they would just shut up there person might get elected. greg: it's like enlisting hollywood to help with their political campaign is hiring a screaming homeless man to do your taxes. >> yes. greg: which i did once, by the way. kat: i don't understand this at all. if you failed a test and then you ask your teacher if you could re

at the time it had not been publicly reported that russian intelligence was hacking the dnc and now, papadopoulus was arrested last july. he pleaded guilty three months later and agreed to cooperate. >> in case you missed it, it was a pretty contentious hearing on capitol hill yesterday. chris wray and rosenstein facing sharp questions about the independence of the justice department. hallie jackson has more on this. >> reporter: inside a house hearing room a political production. >> i'm reading what the press said. >> i would suggest you do not rely on what the press says. thank you for making it clear. t. >> it focused on fbi actions in 2016 and that seen your agent working on the russia investigation at the time exchanged anti trump text messages with a colleague when he was having an affair with. peter strzok saying a trump presidency will stop it. >> the very same people to assign to investigate the man they hated. >> buzz critics see all this as a cover for republicans' real purpose they said to try and undermine the special counsel investigation, overseen by rod rosen tine. >>

know, and if -- and starting june 14, 2016, is the day that "the washington post" reveals that the dnc has been hacked. and right away, you know, the news reporting is that the russians are behind it. so at that point in time, any point from that point on, if you're talking about giving information to the russians, if you're meeting with the russians, if you're reaching out to the russians the way george papadopoulos was. you are working with or agreeing to help people who there's at least strong evidence if it's not conclusive yet who are attacking our campaign, our election. >> right. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >> booktv is on twitter and facebook, and we want to hear from you. tweet us, twitter.com/booktv. or post a comment on our facebook page, facebook.com/booktv. >> i mean, i think more and more cities are realizing they need to have something like a livable wage. and the truth of the matter is a lot of people in the private sector are realizing it as well. companies like jpmorgan, just to select one -- >> yeah. >> -- have a major commitment in

dnc and some members of congress quietly consulting with actors, writers, and producing in l.a.llaborate on messaging and voter turnout. members reportedly include alyssa milano and helen hunt. an update to a story we told you about yesterday. president trump responding to attacks from actor robert de niro by writing on twitter: "robert de niro, a very low iq individual, has received to many shots to the head by real boxers in movies. i watched him last night and truly believe he may be "punch-drunk." i guess he doesn't realize the economy is the best it's ever been with employment ing at an all time high, and many companies pouring back into our country. wake up punchy!" [laughter] >> kimberly: you reading trump's tweets is hilarious. >> dana: i like it. i find myself talking that way normally just for fun. anyway. democrats turning to hollywood. >> greg: i think it's a great idea. get your political messaging from alyssa milano who spends 90% of her time on twitter belittling anyone who wasn't like her. an emotional frenzy since 2016. hollywood messaging helped the democrats l

democrats hoping to harness hollood star power and of the midterms which according to politico dnc officialsing strategy meetings with tinseltown a listers in 2016 and campaign manager for the 20/20 reelection run, the left will never learn from their mistakes. >> hollywood elites are not connected to the american people. these are the guys that take showers after work, not just before wor dra and liberal elites are not connected to the american people. what he is saying i think america has moved on, donald trump has connected with the people in a way previously these people have not done. liberals and democrats try to connect with hollywood and do these things and are out of touch of the problem is donald trump is communicating with people, tax cuts and all the things he has done making the average american life, personal economy, personal security getting better. look at what he did in north korea. jillian: hillary clinton received endorsements from celebrities likeeyoncÉ, katy perry and lady gaga. rob: the department of justice denying claims deputy attorney general rod rosenstein threate

my understanding is when you mentioned what's going on in the dnc, they're drafting a communeque for this summit. it's going slow because it doesn't seem like they have that commitment from north korea that they need. this is a hard sell. you have the first step of that in new york. kim yong chol rolling up in a cadillac, having steak for dinner, seeing the new york skyline. you hear mike pompeo about all the good things that could come from this economic investment. they're putting on the hard sell. for kim yong chol, he wants to deliver this letter and kind of size up president trump so he can report back. on the u.s. side, they want to put the hard sell to the north koreans that this is an opportunity that can't be missed. this is a deal he can't refuse. >> yeah, i was going to say they still haven't said 100% the meeting will take place on june 12 in singapore as earlier announced, but maybe we'll get word today following this meeting. >> we could. the one person that thinks the meeting going on on june 12, my understanding, is president trump. he's the only person that matters.

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the dnc has given this a flat-out f.ing in a statement, trump is attempting to play political games with our education and our work force in order to please his base. the dnc, trace, also takes issue with the administration wanting to have a new kind of oversight for the snap program, which is the federal food stamp program, trace. >> trace: blake burman live at the white house. thank you. they fought for us and sacrificed so much and still do. now there's an effort to give back to our wounded warriors, this compelling story that you have to see is next. ♪ if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis, little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable after just 4 months, ... with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. and the otezla prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. otezla may cause severe

his contact with gusifer who got into the dnc e-mails, he said i forgot about that, because it was so brief i had no memory of it. it's absurd. what stone is trying to do is damage control. he is probably and likely going to be indicted by mueller vets shortly. >> we have the timetable up there of meetings that took place during a compressed period of time. he's meeting in which he found on the that the russians had dirt on hillary clinton then the release of the dnc e-mails in july of 2016. let me pivot here, katy to account about the receipt ricks and how it's changed. it doesn't have a lot to do bosch but that's not stopped members of is the previous team to speak about thinks issues more broadly. >> well, here's the thing. i challenge anything that any of the -- to tell me that they read i.g. report. it is such a reach, such a stret to be able to say that ig report, which clearly does bring serious claims about a lack o propriety, a selection -- we can't -- we're bosed to, as law enforcement leave your biases and prejudices outside. you should by called out on it. when it comes fr

sure that trump got elected, everything that they did, including, you know, hacking into, again, the dncing that they did on social media, what they -- the way that they bought the ads, all of that is about an agreement that they had. it's not simply that he likes the united states and somehow he thinks this president would be better for him. it's about money. it's about the sanctions. it's about putin wanting to drill for oil. and with the sanctions on, he can't get the equipment, the supplies. he can't get help from our allies. he is basically stopped from doing what he wants to do but for what i think is an agreement with this president. and i know that i am talking about my opinions, but i wish that they would be paid attention to, media, because i think you have to focus more on what this attempt is to get these sanctions lifted. >> congresswoman, you're the ranking member of the house financial services committee. in that capacity you have, i'll assert, a good understanding for how interconnected the global economy is at this point. you've been watching this president as i've been

where is the dnc server. >> et cetera, et cetera. and hillary and russia.gton post said, either mr. trump has lost touch with essential u.s. interests or there is some other explanation for his kowtowing that is yet unknown. there is a risk that the president could meet with nato leaders and have this july 16th meeting with president putin in he helsinki and he will be warmer to an adversary than america's long time allies. this is causing concern in europe. >> what the president is missing and ultimately if he did want some kind of diplomatic break-through with russia or a historic moment, it is important that his allies have confidence in the united states. it is important that we all have confidence that our democratic system is working. that actually would help him create some kind of opportunity with russia. some kind of diplomatic break-through. if he doesn't do all of that, he enters in the weakest position possible. >> you just can't help but wonder why, when the intelligence community has universally agreed russia meddled and his secretary of state

the chairman of the dnc. i think there's two sets of images that matter. the pictures from the border over the last couple of weeks and the pictures people are going to see from the rallies all around the country today. how do you see those things relating? can these pictures make a difference in changing the things we've seen at the boarder? >> i think these pictures are worth millions of votes. back when the voting rights act was debated in the 60s, the images of bloody sunday were all across america on television. people saw america at its worst. and it helped bring the voting rights act to fruition. the notion that we would separate parents from their children brings back images of some of the darkest moments in american history. and then the proposal to establish internment camps for families is equally unlawful and inconsistent with our values. i think our secret weapon is what you see out here today in washington d.c. what i saw in brownsville when i was there earlier this week, and what we see across this country. americans are stepping up for our

mrt tells politico their discussions is include the dnc hack. that's one piece. >> told politico that. >> he told them that but adds i didn't know that the russians had hacked. but that's impossible because the very first report on the hack from the west at the outset attributed it to russia. he's got a problem with that. >> he's on the record. somehow even in my capacious missed that detail he admitted to politico he discussed the dnc hack with the man who will be subsequent indicted assessed to be an asset of russian intelligence. >> that's one. two, many people missed this because it was buried in a cnn report back in august. they reported there are u.s. intercepts of russian operatives discussing manafort and their discussions say he encouraged them to help in the campaign and that they made an effort towards manafort to coordinate information on clinton so that's number two. just in terms of evidence. not proof of. >> evidence. >> i would say significant evidence. it's even kind of amusing to me in a sense or depressing that there's even a

. >> did they have an informant aka spy at the dnc to chase down the russians who were hacking the dnc's e-mails? no. if they're trying to protect us and the candidates in the election from the russians as we pointed out last week, why weren't there informants in hillary clintonst campaign's or bernie sanders' campaign? >> you know him as gregg jarrett. i've got an important question for you. let me start with dan bongino responding to the great one. and trey gowdy why weren't there spies in anyone else's campaign? great question! how is it the interrogatories by great britain. maybe 50/50, used to get fisa warrants on american citizens, one that happened to be in the trumpp campaign? >> there weren't spies in other campaign, sean, because they were spying on trump. they weren't spying on the russians. you know, listen, this is -- i don't know if trey gowdy wofted a little of the swamp air? >> he never saw the documents. >> he never saw the documents but he made a comment so irresponsible and reprehensible, sean, the americans should be confident the f.b.i. worked the case as they did. a

document dump and was this referring to the dnc hack and subsequent leak or was this referring to separate clinton e-mails? was it referring to the podesta e-mails? this has always been kind of fuzzy. and that e-mail from nix to julian assange seemed just very, very random and we've never really gotten a good explanation for it. so if a cambridge analytica employee did approach a lawyer in the united states and asked him, hey, am i facing any potential criminal liability here because i knew at the time that cambridge analytica did have these e-mails and did give them to wikileaks, what shou i do, and to that the reporter paul wood allegedly says he replied, well, you should take this information to bob mueller. >> and that's a great point. i'd forgotten. the alexander nix part of that, kret of cambridge analytica reaching out to julian assange and saying can we help you with this, that's confirmed. that is a thing we know. that is an established fact. so you're saying if this were to bear out it would make some sense of that aspect of it. so that's one part of this, right? we keep looking