gordon elliott was suspended from the sport and widely condemned.ays his world is crumbling in front of him. shocking, ithink, is probably the first emotion that came to mind. the fear is that years of hard work have been undermined. gordon elliott apologised and said "the welfare of each and every horse under his care is paramount and has been central to his success". 21 yea rs old 21 years old and he is going to live his life here. he is. he is not going anywhere else. but campaign group animal aid, which is calling for an end to horse racing, says the picture raises serious questions for the whole industry. what concerned me was not particularly gordon elliott being an idiot, but the fact there's a dead young horse below him. what were the reasons for that horse dying in training? how many horses are dying in training? the horse was owned by ryanair boss michael o'leary's stud farm. its partnership with gordon elliott has been one of the most successful in racing history, culminating in michael o'leary's dream of winning the grand national. i wen

austin elliott, seismologist from the usgs. one last question to reit tate that which you were just talking about, the antelope valley fault zone. is there any indication if the antelope valley fault zone is shaking, it would indicate something closer to us like the hayward fault? >> there's likely no real relationship between the antelope valley fault and our own fault systems here. it's always a good reminder to take any one of these earthquakes as your natural reminder to be prepared because earthquakes can happen here at any time, because we do live on an active plate boundary. >> austin elliott, appreciate your time and perspective and expertise with us here on the 6:00 newscast. austin elliott from the usgs. >> we have been getting a lot of photos and videos of the actual quake and then the aftermath. if you or someone you know has video, we would love to see it. tag us on facebook or twitter. @nbcbayarea. >> the other t the drought. today, governor newsom saying things are bad and they're only going to get worse. the gov

i think that's a big mistake. >> elliott's waited a while.e dialogue, my understanding is they haven't really had much. they have engaged with a lot of shareholders they came out with a hefty letter and really, you know, again, duke shareholders should read it they basically seem to be saying this board's got to be held accountable. yes, over the short-term the stock has performed well not over the long-term their track record in stock performance, their ability to create value in businesses outside of its core footprint in the interest of duke's leadership and board being in line with shareholders they particularly reserve a lot of enmity if you want to call it that for the lead director of the company at this point. their lead independent director has meaningfully exceeded duke's recommended retirement age and tenure we struggle to understand how the lead independent director role could not be filled by a more qualified candidate that would hold uke's management accountable. not a lot in this letter about any plan of breaking the company in

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three of them had been recently trained by gordon elliott. fate was when panorama contacted him. equine expert professor daniel mills found what appeared to be routine breaches of regulations — including a practice of shooting horses from a distance. to me, that's, you know, completely out of order. if you're going to euthanise a horse, you've got to get the bullet in the right place. if that's representative of how they're being killed, then we've got a really serious problem. other apparent breaches of the rules included horses being shot together. drury & sons told panorama that they take great care to maintain high welfare conditions, and do not accept any form of animal abuse. they said all horses are humanely destroyed, and that on occasions where issues do occur, they take swift action to review and rectify. the bottom line is these horses, if they are to be euthanised, could and should be euthanised at home. this is unnecessary suffering. horse racing ireland said it places great importance on the welfare of horses. the british horser

three of them had been recently trained by gordon elliott. racing due to injury, and were not under his care or ownership when they were euthanised in england. he said the first time he learned of their fate was when panorama contacted him. equine expert professor daniel mills found what appeared to be routine breaches of regulations — including a practice of shooting horses from a distance. to me, that's, you know, completely out of order. if you're going to euthanise a horse, you've got to get the bullet in the right place. if that's representative of how they're being killed, then we've got a really serious problem. 0ther apparent breaches of the rules included horses being shot together. drury & sons told panorama that they take great care to maintain high welfare conditions, and do not accept any form of animal abuse. they said all horses are humanely destroyed, and that on occasions where issues do occur, they take swift action to review and rectify. the bottom line is these horses, if they are to be euthanised, could and should be euth

wen, you've got 2 million folks who work in these federal jobs as elliott said.got many millions more who work in the private sector. is that -- is this private sector requirement that we're seeing really ramping up what you think moves the needle? >> i think that people have been looking to the biden administration for leadership on this for a while. back in april, the federal government was supposed to be working on some type of proof of vaccination. maybe they wouldn't do it themselves, but at least they would work on verification with businesses. and they didn't do that, and so we then -- these businesses were left in the lurch. i think the federal government signalling now, hey, vaccine mandates are a good idea. we're going to do this. it gives cover to these businesses that have long wanted to do this. we are now seeing -- i would equate this to the no smoking indoors. you have the majority of people who are saying, we want to feel safe at work. equivalent to we don't want smoke blown in our faces. although in this case it's worse, being exposed to a potent

it's excellent elliott, slim mumbo riding with elliott, my them bob way on out there in each and every one of us have about a responsibility to change our personal space for them. i wish we could do this experiment any of us could increase just a little bit that wouldn't be worth doing. anybody had any idea that it would become a magnet, is incredibly recipe for women to get 50 percent representation in the constituent assembly here and getting this pick up to collect the segregate to say the reason this is extremely important. service that they provide the city we need to take america to try to bring people together and trying to deal with people who've been left behind me. ah, ah hello, i'm down jordan into the top stories here on out to 0. the number of corona virus deaths in argentina has passed 800000. it's the 5th country in latin america to reach that figure. but infection rates have been decreasing as more people get fascinated. malaysia government is increasing the number of hospitals dedicated to cobra. 1900 patients, it's buying more beds and oxygen tanks as daily infections

, a little bit of context, elliott, first. this is a civil suit. this is a private lawsuit filed by eric swalwell well against mo brooks and others seeking accountability for the events of january 6th. is the lawsuit viable? >> it is. but here's the thing, it's not just mo brooks. it's mo brooks the individual in his personal capacity, not mo brooks the congressman. and the tricky question here, michael, is where does the man end and the congressman begin? now, representative swalwell's lawsuit claims these are all statements that are made in his personal capacity. what representative brooks has said in his filing today is no, no, no, no, no, no, this happened during the work day. it happened on the grounds of congress. i was driven there by a member of my staff. therefore this must have been an official act of me as a congressman, and therefore you can't sue me for it. >> elliott, you know that the decembe discussion continues in the house of representatives about a congressional inquiry into january 6th. in fact i'll be talk

have not heard from elliott since we heard they had that position within gsk.s elliott has the potential upside it sees if we see management moving forward in a way it sees as being appropriate and sharply to the upside, 40% plus. management changes may be necessary and the lack of scientific background. may be a factor in unlocking some of that value. maybe that needs to be corrected. glaxo responding, up 1.4%. the numbers for h&m ok. it is the loss of sales momentum , the second derivative i think is causing concerns. h&m down 1.08%, giving back a little bit of ground. that is why the retail sector a little weaker. ryanair up 1.5% today. a strong performance. we are seeing the sector bouncing back nicely. a couple of positive pieces of news. one of these out of the u.k. on double vaccinated travelers being able to visit parts of europe they are not -- we are starting to get details and the arrival of the european banks -- european travel. taylor: we are getting the push pull between wanting to travel and the rise of the delta variance leading to other restric

jack: that makes sense, elliott management activist firm recently took a stake in duke the researchersstreet researchers are little bit skeptical of this but what are your plans will change anything you're doing? >> we remain open to our shareholders is important to listen in our engagement with elliott we have not identified an idea that we believe creates long-term value but as i said we remain open and will continue to evaluate what makes sense for our investors over the long-term. jack: you have very ambitious plans for carbon reduction, tell us about your thinking on that and will ratepayers or shareholders get harmed anyway them to make sacrifices in order to get there. jack: we believe pursuing a clean energy is good for customers and good for our investors and we really done a lot of homework we come from us drawn physician having lowered our carbon emissions by 40% we have a clear line on investments to double and triple renewables over the next decade and were advocating for the research and development that will be necessary for the technology we believe will need in the 30s

. >> reporter: elliott middleton knows his way under a hood.hisarnd hav a car that you think needs to go to the junk yard, contact me first. >> reporter: this 1990 mercedes has more than 400,000 miles. middleton, a trained mechanic, gives clunkers new life and new homes. in south carolina's rural low country. >> there's no public transportation, there's no ubers, there's no taxis or nothing like that. >> if you don't have a car out here, you walk. >> you walk. >> reporter: unless middleton surprises you with car keys. single moms, job seekers, older folks with doctors appointments. 34 rehabbed cars since last september. >> some folks don't even believe it like that's not my car. >> do these moments give you the best kind of buzz possible? >> it's better than anything in the world. >> reporter: this 86-year-old gets that 1990 mercedes. >> here are the keys to it. >> thank you. >> oh, my gosh, this is so awesome. >> reporter: on facebook alone, our first story about him on the cbs evening news now has 2.3 million views. >> my phone started explod

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fairgrounds and tangling with his dad, bill elliott.t's going to be a race as we bring you the finale of the camping world srx series. it's tough to believe we are almost six races in. so for our entire crew, i am lindsay. we are seen so long from speak to anyone. coming up next on cbs, "48 hours." a big congratulations to our racers, marco andretti, and for all of you watching at home, we thank you. we hope tonight was is fun to watch as it was to follow. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> now for saturday, a scorcher impacting parts of the bay area. it is not over yet. we will tell you when it will finally cool down. >>> i am john ramus at a construction project in concord, where the heat is not just important for the workers, but the road itself. >>> oakland's police jeep without a call to come to lake merritt on saturday and stand up against violence. who showed up and what unfolded? well, it was a bit of an intense scene. >>> thank you for joining us on the special edition of kpix 5 news at 7:00. >> it

ly elliott williams, thank you very much. barbara rez appreciate the personal perspective as well. >> another big story breaking on our watch. the pictures, i don't think anybody was expecting to see today. bill cosby is a free man. pennsylvania's highest court vacated his sexual assault conviction and they said something else. that you need to know because it's not being reported correctly. and it makes this even more controversial. the attorney who got the conviction thrown out, joins us next. it's the simple act of enjoying time with friends, knowing you understand your glucose levels. ♪ ahhh! get out of here mouse. ahhh! ♪ don't flex your pecs. terminix. at carvana, we treat every customer like we would treat our own moms, with care and respect. to us, the little things are the big things. which is why we do everything in our power to make buying a car an unforgettable experience. happy birthday. thank you. we treat every customer like we would treat our own moms. because that's what they deserve. betty: honorary forest r

finally, cox gets the call at home from nixon's attorney general elliott richardson. cox cannot have the tapes, and he must not see any further information from the white house. saturday, october 20th, fearing the president will get away with and obstruction of justice, cox makes a difficult decision. he will hold a press conference and explain the implications of the case to america. making his point, he uses a prophetic example. >> the president can always work his will. remember when andrew jackson wanted to take the deposits from the bank in the united states and the secretary of treasury wouldn't do, it he fired him. and then he found a new secretary of treasury, he wouldn't do, it he fired him. finally, he got a third who would. >> at the white house, nixon and hague tried to pursued -- fire cox. they want out of their hair. richardson insists he has no legal grounds. richardson is adamant. nixon gets tough. >> because of his refusal to carry out the president's policies, the attorney general elliott richardson has resigned, nixon has discharge our trouble cox.

elliott has something to say about his business, the management, it seems.a lot of upside for the share price. they think there is substantial value which is why they are invested in gsk, but they think gsk has a poor record of operational execution and they are asking for the board and management to be assessed. we will keep an eye on this at the start of trade. >> this comes after a very closely watched investment day for glaxosmithkline. they were looking to convince investors. they cut their dividend to do this. they mentioned -- it is mentioned a few times with glaxo, this is the world's largest vaccine maker but they have not been involved with one of the vaccines around the world. anna: we will watch the share price today. sam unstead with a look at the retail space, which could be on the move. and those news lines coming through from elliott and gsk, its management and future prospects. we will keep an eye on that stock as well. coming up, we will bring you the european market open. five minutes to go. futures dewpoint to the upside. -- futures do po

austin elliott with the u.s. geological survey says has been on their radar for a long time. this is a classic place. the geologist go to the active faults that we know formed pretty dramatic topography. when you go east of the sierra nevada mountain range. elliott who lives in san francisco, 250 miles away from the epicenter says he could feel the rumblings of the quake. >> but in terms of its size, it's based on the measurements that we this is not out of the ordinary earthquake in terms of the shaking in 10 cities either instrument recorded or reported to are. did you feel it system? there's liquid sloshing on the stoats. however, according to elliott in doctor kit, miyamoto there is potential for even more intense aftershocks. >> or a bigger quake. well, it was a pretty i do like 5.9. so you're going to definitely see the up. this ought keep going for the next 24 hours within the realm of possibility that a large earthquake will follow this one as is the case with any earthquake and is is ultimately the case with even when earthquakes don't occur. the governor's office of

ly elliott williams, thank you very much. barbara rez appreciate the personal perspective as well. >> another big story breaking on our watch. the pictures, i don't think anybody was expecting to see today. bill cosby is a free man. pennsylvania's highest court vacated his sexual assault conviction and they said something else. that you need to know because it's not being reported correctly. and it makes this even more controversial. the attorney who got the conviction thrown out, joins us next. this may look like a regular movie night. but if you're a kid with diabetes, it's more. it's the simple act of enjoying time with friends, knowing you understand your glucose levels. ♪ you need an ecolab scientific clean here. and you need it here. and here. and here. which is why the scientific expertise that helps operating rooms stay clean is now helping the places you go every day too. seek a commitment to clean. look for the ecolab science certified seal. i've got moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. now, there's skyrizi. with sk

this is actually one of my mentees in one of your kids, elliott. >> elliott. >> my elliott. "miseducated" is a deep with personnel took the ticketing deep places. how did you care for your emotional and mental well-being while reliving this? like you just said, it took you, you were depressed while you were writing it. how did you survive that? >> it depends on how honest you want me to be. i mean, sometimes drinking, sometimes partying, you know. it was -- we tend to judge addicks a lot. many of us are addicks and we don't even know it, the reason why is because i think most of us are already trying to -- all of us are looking for a high. all of us are looking for something that will numb and quell the pain. for me i did know how to deal with that. fortunately for me, just answer the question directly, work is, thankfully, what the type of work i do so purpose driven that he gives me a sense of healing. if i didn't have that i would not have reason to live, and i certainly wouldn't be able to write that book. but as a went into the dark spaces i was able to come out because

the prominent trainer gordon elliott has been temporarily banned from racing.ing an idiot, but the fact there's a dead young horse below him. tonight, we investigate what happens to racehorses when their careers end. sadly, so many of them come to us with injuries and ailments that need time and need, without a doubt, a large amount of funding. the fate of some of the thousands of young horses

austin elliott with the u.s. geological survey says has been on their radar for a long time. this is a classic place. the geologist go to the active faults that we know formed pretty dramatic topography. when you go east in the sierra nevada mountain range. elliott who lives in san francisco, 250 miles away from the epicenter says he could feel the rumblings of the quake. >> but in terms of its size, it's based on the measurements that we this is not out of the ordinary earthquake in terms of the shaking in 10 cities either instrument recorded or reported to hour. did you feel it system? there's liquid sloshing on the stoats. however, according to elliott in doctor kit, miyamoto there is potential for even more intense aftershocks. >> or a bigger quake. well, it was a pretty healthy line to do like 5.9. so you're going to defintely see the up. this ought keep going for the next 24 within the realm of possibility that a large earthquake will follow this one as is the case with any earthquake and is is ultimately the case with even when earthquakes don't occur. the governor's o

let's talk about it now with elliott williams, our cnn legal analyst and he's former deputy assistantl. okay, elliott, just a reminder for people where he's talking about the first amendment, the first amendment says congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion or prohibiting the free exercise thereof or abridging press. >> what was the first word you read there? >> congress. >> congress. it does not say private actors or private tech companies. what the first amendment does is check on government activity. you can't say that merely because a tech company works with the government, which is what the president is arguing in his lawsuit, that somehow they become now the government. companies have every single right to decide who they choose to interact with. you sign terms of service when you sign up for facebook or google or twitter anywhere else entering this building. and if you violate those terms, they can kick you off. that is not a first amendment issue. >> okay. so then talk about this other thing because he said and i'm just going to read part of this, he

. >> reporter: elliott middleton knows his way under i hood, at his barbecue restaurant and in his yarda cemetery of used cars. >> if you have a car that you think needs to go to a junk yard contact me first. >> reporter: this 1990 mercedes has more than 400,000 miles. middleton, a trained mechanic gives clunkers new life and new homes in south carolina's rural low country. >> there's no public transportation, uber or taxis, nothing like that. >> if you don't have a car out here you walk. >> you walk. >> unless middleton surprises you with car keys, single moms, older folks with doctor appointments, 32 rehab cars since last september. >> some folks don't need it. like that's not my car. >> does every one of these moments give you the best buzz possible. >>t's beyond anything in the world. >> his father also a mechanic abbic taught him about cars and caring. middleton gifted five cars last christmas. this 2004 souza went to a single mom. >> this is a life-saver. >> free of charge. >> what? >> free of charge. >> 86-year-old john darby gets that 1990 mercedes. >> here's the keys to it. >>

elliott daly was given an early taste of what was to come. this is big boys rugby.g penalties or paul r to convert. but i have time, they trailed i2—3. after the break, the lions found their teeth —— at half—time. underthere lions found their teeth —— at half—time. under there somewhere to score. suddenly the game had been blown wide open. there was space at this time, it was south africa who pounce. but the swing of dan's boot swung the momentum. his kicks gave the lions the lead on the hour. while south africa tried to batter the red ball down, the lions held firm. now in the cape of good hope, the lions have every reason to be optimistic. katie gore bbc news. formula e rookiejake dennis won the first london e—prix of the weekend at the excel centre. he was ahead going into the final lap and crossed the line five seconds clear. that moved dennis up to second in the points table, with leader sam bird forced to retire with suspension damage. formula e was developed to make motor sport more sustainable and british development driver alice powell has been announced as

you need to find them or do we have to teach the community living with one lives, it's excellent elliott limbo, riding with elliot, my son bob way on out there. welcome for iran, a president elect in his home town of masha. at the image of the shrine, crowd had gathered to hear what their newly elected leader abraham, right. you see, have to say on the issues that affect them, job pick, shut all, many in domestic politics, domestic policy and foreign policy. the focus should be on the dignity of this nation. and the focus should be on the fact that in any negotiation, the dignity of this nation should not be hers is already made large keeping promises including fighting corruption, improving the country's economy and maintaining your own best interest in negotiations. but it's not clear yet. if you will be able to deliver on his promises. ah, i didn't come into the top stories out there. the party of if you, if he has prime minister man has won a landslide victory in the june 21st elections, assuring him a 2nd term in office. the vote was overshadowed by an opposition boy called ethnic v

paul manafort, michael flynn, elliott broidy. brody was engaged with the emirates as well.lor: we appreciate you running here to chat with us as we continue to tie further into these headlines. a story that is not going away anytime soon. we will indeed bring you back. coming up, from real estate to the art market. christie's seeing one of its best first halves in years. we discussed the performance with their ceo next kriti: -- next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ caroline: demand for everything from non-fungible tokens to jewelry seeing record sales. christie's released a key performance take away from the first half of the year. the auction house selling $3.5 billion in art so far this year. 13% higher than pre-pandemic 2019. we've got ceo guillaume cerutti. talk to us about what you are seeing in 2021. people are back and buying all sorts of collectibles. >> there were rebounds, global. last year, strong demand but supply was challenging. this year, strong demand, very resilient from everywhere. especially asia. the two together, we came to this -- what we called -- for christi

it's excellent elliott limbo, riding with elliot, my son, bob boy, on algebra. one of the fastest growing nations in the world, ah, the customer needed to open and develop it into national shipping company to become a t middle eastern tough for trade and money, skillfully enough out 3 key areas up to about filling up from it. so connecting the world connecting the future got so got to gateway to whoa trade. definitely guides dying, disproportionate numbers on that, every leaving behind widows who struggled to survive. when i was a, meets the ship, a women define tradition, to conquer the world's part bounced on. i was 0. ah, be the hero, the world needs right now. a washer who's ah hello, i'm mariam nemiah's in london with a look at the main stories. now the afghan taliban is saying it sees the strategic border crossing with pakistan. they spend bolduc area connects to the town of washing effectively in the nearby city of canada to check on in pockets. don, this is afghan as don 2nd busiest entry point and the main link to pockets donnie.

and elliott gut man is joining me now from jerusalem.aid that we might be needing a booster. why is israel going ahead with this booster plan? >> i think israel doesn't want to take any chances. it has seen a dramatic spike in the number of covid cases in the country. over the last few day, we've seen more than 2,000 cases every day. cast your mind back a month or two, fewer than ten case as day. so it doesn't want to take any chances.as day. so it doesn't want to take any chances. about 2,000 people have already gotten the booster and no adverse effect. and two-thirds who received a third dose showed that they had more antibodies and then also we had data from pfizer this week which said that third dose could strongly boost the number of antibodies in people receiving a third dose by more than five-fold for those aged 18 to 55. and so israel felt that it was better to err on the side of caution. it has thousands more doses arriving in the country and actually the third dose campaign has already kicked off, there was some people in a sub

and we understand elliott's a large shareholder. sense is that -- i can't speak on their behalf, my sense is that they think it is a big opportunity. and conversations have been friendly there is no indication that this is an activist engagement. >> right what are those conversations like i know you can't share too much. is there more you could be doing in terms of creating shareholder value, even after sort of the run we have seen this year, for example, better monetizing your user base, which is 700 million users strong >> well, again, i think we have seen a lot of positive momentum and we're starting to see the benefits of a lot of the decisions we have been making and a lot of the opportunity in front of us. we have seen a lot of growth in our core business, we shifted to distributive work. we just bought a company called doc send there is a lot of opportunity in front of us as we move into this new way of working and need new tools. >> and, drew, it is hard not to drop parallels to box because you operate in a similar space bot

meanwhile, the vice chair of the trump inaugural, a man named elliott brady, was indicted. he pled guilty to secretly working as an agent of a foreign power. trump pardoned him. again, he was the vice chair of the trump inauguration. now today it is the chairman of the inauguration, tom barrack, who has also been charged with being a foreign agent while he was working on the trump campaign and for the trump transition and for the trump inaugural and once trump was in office. if this -- this type of crime sounds like it is becoming a familiar theme, it might be because you remember that trump national security adviser mike flynn was also charged with being a secret foreign agent while he was working for trump's campaign and while he was working in the white house. mike flynn was also eventually pardoned by then-president trump, but there was that truly unnerving foreign agent case g e against flynn's business partner where prosecutors in court laidt out the case that flynn and his business partner had been on th payroll of a foreign country while trump had them working on th

elliott bay on puget sound surrounding the city on this side. seattle gets a much larger parks system that they then proceed to develop after that 1908 plan. this time, they are able to pass several bond issues and fund quite a bit of construction. in 1910, they invite john olmsted again to do a playgrounds report. this located and provided guidance, you see them here, truly spectacular. terrifying to a mom. but, these are for the older kids. places that have field houses and ballfield for older kids where they can't break out windows and surrounding houses. the initial push for development, this is known as west seattle. the south seattle playfield is here. this is collins playfield. these are the first ones developed in the city. there would later be more. this is one of my favorite pictures. this shows the playground area in west seattle, i will point out the plane on the right, you notice these program spaces that have specific uses and here is the fieldhouse. you also notice there are these beautiful landscaped areas. they wrap around the p

critics say this means that certain books and movies like harry potter and billy elliott will be outlawed, while concerts and radio playlists will also be affected. the law also limits sex education. classes can only be taught by organizations registered with the state agency. thereby, excluding ngo's. the law was aimed at introducing tougher sanctions on those convicted of sexual crimes, but days before the final vote amendment outlawing lgbt references were submitted by the ruling party. the legislation passed last month has been condemned by several leaders. critics including -- say the law conflates pedophilia with lgbt rights issue. the nationalist prime minister dismisses the criticism as a coordinator attack and insisting that law does not discriminate. facing reelection next year, orban has grown increasingly radical and social policy, railing against immigrants and the lgbt community. mms introduced to the hungarian constitution in december-- amendments introduced to the hungarian constitution in december will exclude transgender and lgbt individuals. another law bans same-sex co

former federal prosecutor and cnn analyst elliott williams is here. be prosecuted? or exposed to legality? i say no. >> neither you nor i can answer that question. the most important thing today, chris, look, no one should be shocked by any of these revelations we see in these notes, the former president had a pattern of conduct going back to i believe june of 2020, casting doubt on the legislatecy legitimacy of the election. january 2, 2021 he calls the secretary of state of georgia and lean on him to overturn the election. why should it shock anyone that he was calling senior justice department officials and trying to put a thumb on the scale with respect to the election? big revelation today is that the justice department is making that available to congress and that is how a function government should work. we want a president to be able to talk to his cabinet officials but we don't want him to be able to engage in misconduct. when a president does, that information should be turned over to congress. >> is there any question whether or not what tr