your reaction to that statement in the emails?ink the emails are problematic, more problematic politically them legally because they contradict what has said it before by the administration. i still think that -- i have yet to see a real rock-solid legal issue, although certainly i think politically it is very damaging to have the emails out that are contradicting prior statements. >> julie: the lawyer who met donald trump, jr., jared kushner, paul manafort, her name is natalia veselnitskaya. she says she never acted on behalf of the russian government, she is not a government spy. she is a lawyer. she also said she never discussed any of these matters with any representatives of the russian government so you have that. if that is the case, why should we care about this meeting? >> i think part of it is the meeting being essentially on behalf of the russian government or the that the information was coming from the russian government was part of a russian effort. people will try to make hay out of the willingness to have the meeti

s emails are a smoke gun. it proves that the trump campaign was not only aware of the russian government's efforts to med until our elections, they were -- meddle in our elections, they were enthusiastic about accepting russian support. what follows are the contents of those emails. they paint a disturbing picture of a campaign and now an administration willing to break the law and sell out to an adversary of the united states, in order to advance their own petty interests. our hope is that the american people will carefully consider the content of these messages and what they say about the fitness of donald trump and his senior advisors to hold high office. we'll begin. a comment posted by donald trump jr. on july 11, 2017. to everyone, in order to be totally transparent, which we now know he wasn't even in this email, i'm releasing the entire email chain of my emails with rob goldstein about the meeting on june 9, 2016. the first email on june 3, 2016, was from rob, who was relating a request from a presiden

chain of my emails. the information and suggested they had about hillary clinton that i was political opposition research and as we have said, she had no information to provide and wanted to talk about adoption policy and the magnitsky act. catherine herridge georgia from washington with the very latest. this is changing minute by minute. >> that's right, developing within the last hour. donald trump junior releasing these records and so far, a review has identified key sections about the proposed meeting. the emails were sent by a british journalist with the subject line, it reads in part, the crown prosecutor of russia met with his father and in their meeting, offered to provide the trump campaign with some official documents and information that would incriminate hillary and her dealings with russia and will be very useful to your father. it continues, this is obviously very high-level and sensitive information. i can also send this email to your father, but it is ultrasensitive, so i wanted to send i

and full email chain on twitter. he writes here is my statement and the full email chain. he has gone ahead and released the email chain. therefore, "the new york times" has pretty much been put out a halt here as far as any speculation surrounding what in fact was said in this email. the report by "the new york times" today essentially says that he was told before this meeting that this meeting was going to be with a russian lawyer who had not only potential damaging information on hillary clinton, but that in fact somehow they wanted to help the trump campaign, considering, and you must note this, that donald trump, jr.,'s lawyer last night did not deny the existence of that email. this proves that it does exist. it also didn't address the accusation that he knew ahead of time with the meeting was going to be about. with this being released by donald trump, jr., does this get him out of this mess? >> it could, this is a really interesting development. we'll have to look and see what's going on there. with that lega

of every email chain that comes on my iphone.t -- >> but when there's an fbi investigation and you discover this email -- >> and according to the people i've talked to, he was aware of this email being discovered by his legal team as early as early june and so june 21st is when they file the updated sf 86 form. to get his security clearance. that's when he officially tells the fbi he's acknowledging this meeting. so does he have the ability to tell the president? there's legal issues here. is it proper for kushner to actually tell the president about this? would it come across -- >> would it be better to have plausible deniability? >> would it be better for his lawyer to talk to the president's lawyer because you don't want the special counsel to think you're trying to align stories. so there's all kinds of issues that come up. >> this is a story coming from inside the white house. someone saying that kushner deliberately played down a meeting, said rirtsds not going to cause a problem for the administration when in fact it did.

releasing the full email chain, unlike secretary clinton who deleted her emails. let's put that in perspective. look at it from a legal perspective. there's no illegality in the meeting. the fact is, nothing transpired. what we have here? i think donald trump jr. said it correctly. through the media frenzy on russia. this has been going on for several months. when you look and see what actually took place, a meeting took place. nothing happened from this 15-20 minute meeting. and at the end of the day, there's no illegality. they want to create a media hysteria. i'm trying to look at the lawyer and say what statute of law has been violated? >> sean: between the media and sanity, the democrats this proves collusion -- i will ask you as an attorney. tell me what laws -- the second thing is, how is what i said in my opening monologue about ukraine, about the russian dossier, fusion gps, influencing the israeli elections, didn't those things all happen? and none of that -- of real impact on the campaign? >> what does the ukraine issue show you? groups come forward wit

we can't vouch for this email. are you telling me when someone reaches out saying you have incriminating information about your opponent, you hang up? he said it was all puffery for the woman to get in the door and talk about adoption. >> take a listen to donald trump jr. describing the email from goldstone. >> i didn't know if there was anything behind it. someone sent me an email. i read it. i responded accordingly and if there was something interesting there. i think it's pretty common. >> obviously i don't think -- i assume he didn't mean getting an email getting information from the russian government is common. what is the response to what a lot of people who are in the national security field find a shocking admission. >> on the republican side it's been mixed. you have republicans who are dismissing it. i tried to ask if he had any concerns about this whatsoever and he said this is something the senate intelligence committee is going to investigate. you have people raising concerns like lindsey graham. it's

emails afterd emails. imagine this conversation have any -- happening the opposite way, with the democrat or the clinton saying, i have information, and the word written 45 times. then imagine all the follow-up lies that happened. what would be occurring right now? what would be occurring is what we saw last year, consistent oversight. but there is not, there is no oversight. paul ryan has not taken this by the helm or done any type of oversight. the house republicans have abdicated the responsibility and allow donald trump and all those other members of his family and administration that have been compromised, to continue being a threat to our national security in the white house. this should not be the way. betisanship should never about patriotism. but what we are seeing right now is naked partisanship, exposed and pushed as far as possible, in the hopes of protecting a faulty resident -- president, his administration, and his family. that is not american. that is not what any of us signed up for to do.

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releasing the full email chain, unlike secretary clinton who deleted her emails.ut that in perspective. look at it from a legal perspective. t there's no illegality in the meeting. the fact is, nothing transpired. what we have here? i think donald trump jr. said it correctly. through the media frenzy on russia. this has been going on for several months. when you look and see what actually took place, a meeting took place. nothing happened from this 15-20 minute meeting. and at the end of the day, there's no illegality. they want to create a media hysteria. i'm trying to look at the lawyer and say what statute of law has been violated? it doesn't exist. >> sean: between the media and sanity, the democrats this proves collusion -- i will ask you as an attorney. tell me what laws -- the second thing is, how is what i said in my opening monologue about ukraine, about the russian dossier, fusion gps, influencing the israeli elections, didn't those things all happen, jay sekulow? and none of that -- isn't the ukraine issue, a real meeting, a real impact on the campaign?

emails.verybody's praising his transparency. why did we learn there were eight people in this meeting? it wasn't just this russian lawyer. >> one of the people that meetings was a translator. so i think we're making a lot about something that generally is not significant. whether there were eight people -- >> as an attorney if you have a client who's going to get on the witness stand, you'd want to know all the information even from public relations standpoint. just put it all out there. holding back oh, wait, this was a meeting of eight people and this other russian lobbyist who is fighting for the end of sanctions against human rights abuses. that would be something you could toss in as well. >> the issue was the meeting itself. there was not lot of discussion about what other people may or may not have been there. >> we know jared kushner was there and other people were there and left. so people came in and out. it was short. much shorter than anybody anticipated and the substance resulted

taking that email, i have no problem with mr.rump junior taking that email to make it transparent to find out what the russians have on hillary clinton. there is a lot of stuff on hillary clinton. the foundation, the clinton foundation that they have reserved and that up and so mention anydo not of this and i was a federal employee for 39 years. in the area of taxation and what is going on with the clinton foundation is unbelievable. rolfe from charlottesville. keith, independent line. caller: thank you for c-span. opaganda, tell their lives, but that young man cannot tell a straight story if he tried. us got up fairly early for this -- we will show little bit more from that interview, but how long did sean hannity speak with donald trump junior? caller: that interview went what, 20 minutes or better? host: you listened to it. you talked about him being a liar. do you think he learned any new information that you learned any new information you did not learn before? caller: the young man -- he is not even truly part of this admin

there is a lot of fodder about the emails, about the language of the emails, taking an issue relatingo this one meeting, and expanding it well beyond that breadth. in this particular incident maybe donald trump, jr., exercised poor judgment but did it pass to criminality? there is nothing in the email from legal perspective, anymore than one meeting that cedes to higher level collusion, it is not there in the plain language of the correspondence. trish: ed rollins put it best, sort of a judgment call. don, jr., hadn't been around politics. might be naive should i take a meeting with someone. on one hand you want to get all research you can on the opposition. maybe sure you're empowered some way to take them down. that said, if someone potentially connected to the russian government, looks as though they're behind it, that is all right, i will pass on that meeting is that what he should have done? >> especially with all the fodder about the russian government. trish: it wasn't really fully in swing, right, at that point? whole russia thing was not in vogue. so maybe he just didn't know

not reacting with any surprise to the content of the email. who in the whouts -- and you can name broad job categories if you must -- who is motivated to leak against the president's oldest son? and you see now the damage to the entire operation in has caused. who? >> well, i have to tell you that is the key question that not only are a lot of reporters trying to figure out but a lot of west wing aides are trying to figure out because in is not just a leaker disclosure that damages don junior but also damages jared kushner who was on that email chain and in that meeting. it also damages paul manafort. and, frankly, even if there was someone who for whatever reason wanted to hurt the president's oldest son don junior this hurts the president because it just thrusts russia back into media and makes very clear that the key question, was the trump campaign potentially willing and eager to accept the help of a foreign government? it sort of answer that is question as don junior said, i love it yb, yeah i'm more than happy to do that. >> vivian, you

>> bret: the email thread?he view is it internally is the first on the last doors were probably linked by opponents of theirs, possibly people in the intelligence community. if the second story by "the new york times" that sites three advisors to the white house, that the story everyone is focused on and there wondering who are these people and of course there's a view internally that there's a race to bring arrivals, cover your back, and that opens up all sorts of possibilities. it's created this atmosphere when no one trusts anyone come up there all throwing out names, discussing could it be this person, could it be that person, people are opening up all the factions internally. it's a crazy environment there. as for the substance of it, they don't even try to pretend this is not bad. privately they are saying this is a really bad story, it's terrible. the one thing they do say is there is no crime. this perception problem, not a crime problem. that's the line there sort of testing out. i see point number thr

if you have an email and they had this email for weeks, that says something that is incriminating. you try to get in front of it and they didn't do that. even last weekend they didn't do that. robert: story offer story. michael: they were acting as if this email would never come out. mark: and there were divisions within the trump white house, the trump universe about whether to come clean immediately, to draw it out. robert: what were those decisions? you must have seen it up close working on the story for the "times." mark: without getting too much into who was talking to whom about what to do, but there were some who advocated that there was -- that the best thing to do would be to sort of produce the email, talk about what the story's about, what the meeting's about and not have it drag out because it looks incriminating. >> and the backdrop of all of this is donald trump is basically the world's worst client, he is not a lawyer's dream. we have reporting that his legal team goes to the white house and they tell him, whatever you do, mr. president, just don't mention this and t

email bombshell. government was --ing to help donald trump a gmail sent to the president's son in the middle of the campaign. the markets immediately reacted to the news. tough questions, president trump 's nominee to head the fbi will face lawmakers tomorrow with the russian disclosures now front and center. you will speak with a former fbi assistant director about what the fbi needs right now. meanwhile, back at the ranch, what will the latest russian disclosures mean for congress's plans for dealing with health care and tax reform? ♪ our top story at this hour, donald trump junior and the questions surrounding a meeting he had with a russian lawyer during the presidential

just because someone would send you an email doesn't mean you agree with all the content of the emailn was, if an appropriate information had been given to him at the meeting, at that point i do think it's very legitimate to say you immediately call the authorities. or there was such information. >> matt, please. you are such a smart guy, i don't think you believe what you just decided. if an agent on behalf of a foreign -- a hostile foreign government, she was represented in the email from goldstone as a lawyer for the russian government. in a separate email as lawyer and another one of the emails, as a lawyer for the russian government. >> how does she have a visa and how is she here? >> that is a legitimate questio question. it doesn't answer the question about why donald trump is going in with his mental state of mind, this is a lawyer connected to the russian government, do you have any dirt on a political opponent, which is against the law. >> leland: thank you gentlemen, appreciate it. you guys both had the last word together. take care. >> julie: some people seeing red over th

of course, it was late in the summer the stolen emails began to be published. these are the kinds of questions that need to be answered. here i think you have a quite direct evidence the russian government had damaging information, communicated that to the campaign, and all the campaign denials of whether we know it was going on or the russians had involvement, whether the russians wanted to help his campaign obviously now , have to be viewed in a completely different context. >> has the committee been in touch with trump junior or his lawyer yet, and you plan to request documents from him? mr. schiff: we certainly want to have him to come before the committee. want to discuss any communications we are having with witnesses. we certainly want him to come in and everyone connected to this meeting to come in. we will want any documents they may have. plainly, as we saw, the constantly evolving stories from the president's son, we cannot rely on any public representations that are made by the family. we have now seen a very demonstrable pattern of obfuscation and

email bombshell. the russian government was --ing to help donald trump a gmail sent to the president's son in the middle of the campaign. the markets immediately reacted to the news. tough questions, president trump 's nominee to head the fbi will face lawmakers tomorrow with the russian disclosures now front and center. you will speak with a former fbi assistant director about what the fbi needs right now. meanwhile, back at the ranch, what will the latest russian disclosures mean for congress's plans for dealing with health care and tax reform? ♪ our top story at this hour, donald trump junior and the questions surrounding a meeting he had with a russian lawyer during the presidential campaign. hisp junior today used twitter account to reveal a series of email exchanges with a british tabloid journalist. they show he was promised damaging information about hillary clinton at the meeting and the information was said to come from the russian crown prosecutor as part of the government's quote, support

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thing -- you can't get around the email.mad at this goldstone guy. >> juan: keeping with what jesse said, dana, "the new york post" -- their lead editorial says donald trump jr. is an idiot. >> dana: i won't comment on that. i will say peter baker has a story running tonight that says there's discontent in the white house, mr. trump's lawyer -- there might be another change there. have your expectations. this story is going to continue. you can stay as much as you want. this is a nothing burger or a whopper or whatever. >> greg: it's nothing caviar. nothing boorish. >> kimberly: nothing vodka. >> greg: maybe i missed this fact -- i am curious. how did the russian lawyer get into the united states? wasn't her visa denied? she arrived under president obama. i am curious about how she got in. >> jesse: and now you are onto something. obama did it. >> greg: i don't know. how did she get in? was she here for a different reason? >> kimberly: this seems to be a set up of some sort. i would be frustrated if i was the president. why

brit: the released emails are part of the story. they confirm the truth of the event and everything that has come out of trump world and don, jr. himself. it's what it means. it's not fake news. that's opinion and analysis. i don't see fake news applying. howie: you said this whole business was a farce and was almost laughable. brit: as a political matter this is a big deal. but as a legal matter and wrongdoing matter, what we know about this, at least what we have been told about it makes it look like a fiasco. donald trump, jr. gets lured into this meeting and the conversation turns to an issue of interest to the russian government. she pretended to be an adoption advocate. but she wanted sanctioned lifted and he said he didn't have the power to do that. if this meeting is going somewhere does jared get up and walk out? does paul manafort sit there on his phone the whole time? the tone of the coverage is overheated to the extent that we had th the man who ran for vice president just a few months back, less than a year ago said we

vonnie: emails released by donald trump junior.ider british journalist, is linked through the miss universe pageant. course added with donald trump junior and said the documents that this lawyer he was trying to set a meeting up with would incriminate hillary clinton and her dealings with russia. it would be very useful to your father. this is very high level and sensitive information. this is extremely important because we know donald trump junior was aware of russia trying to add support to the campaign. in that meeting that did take place, jared kushner and paul manafort were there. we are going to dig through all of this. i do want to point out that the market has taken a dive off the back of the headlines. the dow is down .5%. mark: this is the stoxx 600. it is similar to the other charts. we have taken another leg down. we are down .7% did i am going to push g r r. in four.he third day that's pushing this a little bit lower. we were down lower anyway. the earning season is underway. pepsi has a report later. this is a great c

what has come out of this chain of emails? alexandra: what is very significant about the emails is that we now know that donald trump junior wanted to meet this russian lawyer in order to get dirt -- damaging information on hillary clinton. we also know that i had of this meeting, he was informed that this was part of russia's government support for his father. his response to that was "i love it." this is very significant because this is the first public indication that at least some in trump's campaign were willing to accept russia's help. brent: donald trump junior said that he posted the emails. he did it to be transparent. is this a move that is working in president trump's favor? >> president trump issued a statement saying that his son was a high-quality person and i applaud his transparency, that is what the president said, the problem is that according to the new york times, they were going to publish the content of the emails anyway. they asked donald trump junior to comment on that, instead, he just published those

emails. the explosive emails begin with a message from music publicist rob goldstone about how the crown prosecutor of russia had offered to provide the trump campaign with "some official documents and information that would incriminate hillary." goldstone went on to say -- "this is obviously very high level and sensitive information but is part of russia and its government's support for mr. trump." minutes later trump jr. replied, "if it's what you say i love it especially later in the summer." within a week, on june 9, trump jr. met with a kremlin-connected attorney nataliaia veselnitskaya at trump tower. the meeting have been kept secret until kushner recently made referenence to it in a a form torsion of obtain a security clearance. this is donald trump, jr. speaking out about the meeting that he had with the lawyer, kushner, and manafort on tuesesday. >> in retrospect, i probably would've done things differently. this is before the rush of mania, before they were building it up in the pr

think of our own experiences, our own lives, our own business meetings, you've got email, email, thatlds up to a meeting. and the meeting occurs, what, there's no email after the fact, regardless of the outcome? it is incredible to me, i do not believe that after that june 9 meeting, whatever the result, the emails all stopped. how about like, hey, thanks for entertaining us at trump tower, at a minimum there had to be some of that. up ahead, while president obama was in office, the alt-right media went haywire with conspiracy theories. now with president trump in charge, is the alt-left such suffering from the same sim drone. and one of donald trump's most vocal critics is taking his show on the road this summer and performing some of his pink floyd classics. in my exclusive interview with roger waters, i ask him if this is what his fans most want to hear. i noticed it as soon as we moved into the new house. ♪ a lot of people have vertical blinds. well, if a lot of people jumped off a bridge, would you? you hungry? i'm okay right -- i'm... i'm becoming my, uh, mother. it's been hard,

connell: what the white house says about the entire email chain of don, jr., and what is in the emails and is it possible don, jr. broke any laws. gregg jarrett on that as he -- >> here is the question. why would they send the trump campaign to a lady knew nothing? an odd way to send somebody to help without any evidence at all. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ when this guy got a flat tire in the middle of the night. hold on dad... liberty did what? yeah, liberty mutual 24-hour roadside assistance helped him to fix his flat so he could get home safely. my dad says our insurance doesn't have that. don't worry - i know what a lug wrench is, dad. is this a lug wrench? maybe? you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. copdso to breathe better,athe. i go with anoro. ♪go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way" with anoro. ♪go your own way once-daily anoro contains two medicines called bronchodilators, that work together to significantly improve lung function all day and all night. anoro is not for asthma . it con

emails between trump, jr. and rod goldstone shown in part gold stone appearing to offer incriminating information about hillary clinton as "part of russia and its government support for mr. trump." trump, jr. replying "seems we have some time and if it's what you say, i love it. especially later in the summer." white house responded today and with a written statement. >> i have a quick statement i will read from the president. "my son is a high-quality person and i applaud his transparency. beyond that, going to have to refer everything on this matter to counsel and outside counsel and won't have anything else to add." >> bret: earlier in an interview with nbc news, the russian lawyer at the center of it denied working with the russian government or having any links to it at all. >> they have the impression they were going to be told some information you had about the dnc. how did they get that impression? >> it's possible maybe they were looking for such information. they wanted so badly. >> have you ever wor

is this email chain really. this is a huge deal it's impossible to overstate it it that the a lot has been made of it. and it's still not overstating it because this gives the lie to. everything the trump administration and the president himself have said as their primary. lines of defense in the in the whole rush investigation which is that he simply and specifically had no contacts with any russian intermediaries or anybody that he thought. was a russian intermediary in here we see despite these protestation. despite the investigations despite the the senate and house investigations despite the special counsel investigation all that's been made of this in the media. this was never disclosed even though his three closest campaign advisers were involved that on top of the fact that all of them are facing potential legal liability. are creating a. vacuum of leadership and i in the white house which is either going to be filled by order. from the legislative process or. the potentially chaos. now don't drum junior

this is the first email.- clinton-- private and confidential." ( laughter ) let's stop right there. i think we can pause. we should talk a pause, maybe even hydrate. >> jon: a worthy cause. >> stephen: we are five words in, and four of them are "russia, clinton, private, confidential." the only one that's innocent is "and." goldstone goes on to write about their mutual acquaintance, russian pop singer emin agalarov. "good morning. emin just called and asked me to contact you with something very interesting. the crown prosecutor of russia met with his father aras this morning and, in their meeting, offered to provide the trump campaign with some official documents and information that would incriminate hillary and her dealings with russia and would be very useful to your father." ( coughing ) sorry. i got a little cough because of this smoking gun. ( laughter ) ( applause ) ( piano riff ) goldstone could not be clearer that this was going to be shady stuff. jrvetle "this is obviously very high-level and sensit

deleting 33,000 emails.o act like boo-boo the fool when it comes to that. [laughs] hypocrites. but you want to bring up donald trump junior releasing his emails? at least he was real enough to do that unlike crooked hillary who deleted 33,000 emails. i can't even get through a hundred of my yahoo emails and six months. so i don't know how that old master crook did it. >> speak out got to love him. he is make you cry funny. as always, thank you for being with us. on this program, we will always be fair and balanced. thanks for being with us, see on monday,re >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." we've gotten new details for this evening on the russian takeover of the u.s. government, the one you've been hearing about nonstop from every media outlet in america since tuesday. turns out it's a little more complicated than cnn initially told you. remember that russian lawyer that donald trump, jr., met with last summer? the one you are told is likely a kremlin spy sent directly by vladi

let's start with the emails. the first email, let's talk about who with rob goldstone? >> donald jr.,: he's a talented manager for a russian singer, she performed at miss universe and later at the golf course tournament we held. >> sean: do -- >> donald jr.,: i met him at the golf course. i wasn't at the miss universe pageant. >> sean: heat sensitive this email. we will give you a chance.

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if i got an email like that -- as everybody else getting emails like that but may?> eric: may be every other congressman gets one at some point, saying, will you made with this russian foreign minister or a representative of russia. that is very, very -- >> eboni: of course it is. >> eric: collusion is happening at every level of our government. >> eboni: i am saying, if they are saying that we have this information on someone who was a top official in your government that we have, official government research, to try to help take down this person, you might stop and think, whoa. >> let's react to what we heard in the interview. i was very impressed. i thought sean hannity was going to be a whole lot nicer. i thought he went right after him. this is a response to what eboni was saying. he has had several months since he knew russia was hot to say, "oh, i had a meeting with someone who was sold to me as having information coming directly from the russian government." he didn't say a word! guess what, it's also a problem for jared kushner because jared kushner didn't

s emails. the president's son was told he was about to get dirt on hillary clinton and that the russian government was aught to help his father win. the white house correspondent, jonathan carl has more. >> reporter: it's startling development. they show donald trump jr. was told the russian government was going to help his father's campaign and he was willing and eager to accept their help. they come from a trump acquaintance and publicist involved in the miss universe pageant in moscow a. the subject line, russia, clinton, private and confidential. goldstone tells don jr. that quote the crown prosecutor of russia offered to provi the trump campaign with official information that would be very useful to your father. it is part of russia and its government's support for mr. trump. les than 20 minutes later don jr. responds. thanks, rob. i appreciate that. if it's what you say, i love it. especially later in the summer. four days later on the same chain, he emails him about setting up an email w

>> very, very strange email addresses, strange names. another one was e-o-r-2-4-7. >> reporter: assistant heads the county's computer crimes unit, says the emails seemed intended to intimidate. >> imagine that rob was getting these emails, being quite troubled that somebody knew where he was at a particular time, you know, who he was with. >> reporter: with that in mind, the prosecutor and his top detectives decided to take a hard look at rob's personal relationships, starting with his wife of 27 years, susan kirschenbaum, seen here in happier times. >> it's sergeant love. >> reporter: sgt. cecelia love was the case detective. >> what was going on in their lives at this time, susan and rob? >> well, they were living separately. um, they had -- still had a relationship, because they had the -- you know, the two daughters together. >> they were divorcing? >> yes. and you know, they were -- they had been discussing selling the house, you know, dividing up assets. >> that can get tense, even for the best of relationships. >> absolutely. >> d

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if i got an email like that -- as everybody else getting emails like that but may?> eric: may be every other congressman gets one at some point, saying, will you made with this russian foreign minister or a representative of russia. that is very, very -- >> eboni: of course it is. >> eric: collusion is happening at every level of our government. >> eboni: i am saying, if they are saying that we have this information on someone who was a top official in your government that we have, official government research, to try to help take down this person, you might stop and think, whoa. >> let's react to what we heard in the interview. i was very impressed. i thought sean hannity was going to be a whole lot nicer. i thought he went right after him. this is a response to what eboni was saying. he has had several months since he knew russia was hot to say, "oh, i had a meeting with someone who was sold to me as having information coming directly from the russian government." he didn't say a word! guess what, it's also a problem for jared kushner because jared kushner didn't

>> hillary clinton only deleted personal emails as karl rove and lots of other people deleted rnc emails>> james comey said they were classified. >> james comey did not say they were classified >> yes, he did. >> personnel emails were deleted. >> i am on a hard break. >> should hillary clinton have been indicted? >> of course not. >> [overlapping talking]. >> i rest my case. >> [overlapping talking] >> we have an investigation. john solomon spying abuses under the obama administration. we will continue straight ahead. nexium can take 24 hours. when heartburn strikes, take zantac for faster relief than nexium or your money back. take the zantac it challenge. deliit's perfection.ruit. seriously? an epic soundtrack? is there any other way? that's what a smoothie should taste like. visit a store today for fresh fruit smoothies and summer deals. i'm leaving you, wesley. but why? you haven't noticed me in two years. i was in a coma. well, i still deserve appreciation. who was there for you when you had amnesia? you know i can't remember that. stop this madness. if it's appreciation you want yo

clinton deleting 33,000 emails.now. you want to act like -- hypocrite. but you want to bring up donald j. trump, jr., and his emails. at least he was real enough to do it, unlike crooked hillary. i can't even get through 100 of my yahoo emails in six months so i don't know how that master cook did it. >> sean: you've got to love terrance williams for you can catch him on social media. he is riproaring, make you cry funny. thank you for being with us. on this program, we will always be fair and balanced. thanks for being with us. see you back here tomorrow nigh night.ls ♪ >> tucker: well, good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." we've gotten new details>> for you this evening on the russian takeover of the u.s. government, the one you've been hearing about nonstop from every mediaf outlet in america since tuesday. turns out it's a little more complicated than cnn initiallym told you. remember that russian lawyer that donald trump, jr., met with last summer?ni the one you are told is likely a kremlin spy