my cell phone, my emails. i went in to cooperate.e offered to cooperate throughout the process and did i not willingly and knowingly give information i knew to be false to deceive the "special report." i had a memory problem. >> sean: you were referred to as person number one in roger's indictment. they go through a series of emails that and communications between the two of you who are basically, you know, you are saying oh, what does wikileaks have now after -- this is after debbie wasserman schultz, the first clinton email dump, which we never would have got be probably if a lot of these things were better protected. that's a different issue for a different day. but you want to find out, you working for world net daily at the time. you wanted to find out like everybody else in the media what else did julian assange and wikileaks have? what was he going to release next? you were talking about it. i know you wrote a dissertation at harvard did you not on the pentagon papers. >> in fact, that's my ph.d. dissertation 1927 in the depar

where he says more emails are coming.en to what then candidate trump said in august. >> she also lacks the mental and physical stamina to take on isis and all of the many adversaries we face. >> wow, so that was august 15th. lack mental and physical stamina. could there be coordination here? >> absolutely. and i think in some respect the intelligence community may have known at the time. i heard zam james clapper say the scary thing is just how the theories against hillary were the same from russia and from trump which can made them nervous. and shows how bad the trump campaign was in terms of taking it seriously. he says this about her health. august 16th the trump campaign and himself get briefed for the first time by the intelligence community that russia has a campaign against hillary clinton and be weary of any information or contacts. so all of this happens in a 24-hour period. that piece is not in the indictment. but just rrm they knew, the trump people knew russia was promoting this. they didn't say anything to th

but really, the 30,000 emails that wikileaks supposedly was trying to get.se 30,000 emails of hillary clinton's belonged to the american people, so people who were trying to -- i'm not justifying what wikileaks said, but it seems like they're such an unfair treatment. that there is this fbi probe into whether roger stone or whoever else was trying to get these emails or in some way coordinating to get them. but where is the curiosity or the investigation into whatever happened with those emails? >> andy: i think there should be a curiosity in general, rachel, about the two standards of justice that were applied to two different investigations. on the hillary clinton email investigation, which unquestionably was a criminal investigation from the get-go -- and it was by nature public because of the way it was referred to the justice department -- the attorney general leans on the fbi director should not mention the word "criminal." and not to say that it's investigation, because they are essentially echoing the clinton campaign rhetoric. the new come to this i

they have this idea now that i can tell a malicious email from a legitimate email. so in this particular case, we sent you an email from a friend. there you go. - okay, it's a picture of a dog. - absolutely. oh, cute dog, that's great. the malware's installed on your computer in this case, and you don't even know it. nothing has changed, nothing has popped up. there's no message, it's all running behind the scenes. that's even more frightening because you don't even know you're infected right now. - there's something happening? what are they doing? - this one's designed to monitor everything you do while you're on your computer. so it records everything you type. it records all the applications you open. it records all the online things you do, so if you're doing online banking, bill pay. if you're making purchases. all of that data is being recorded and then sent back out to the criminal. so now i have access to your email here. and i'm gonna go ahead and click on that same link. and because i have lifelock with norton, as you can see, the picture showed up, but al

emails count the most. part -- they're talking about we want emails from a specific date range august 10th to the 20th. they're looking for something specific. hillary's people are pushing back. these are strategically coordinated emails and texts that are now linked from the campaign to the russians. >> on the emails and the texts, you know, everyone says mueller knows all, everyone keeps saying that he has all the receipts, all the emails, all the documents. the prosecutors note that stone was in the possession of emails and text of the hacked documents at the exact time he lied. so my question would be why lie about something that is demonstratively false? >> that is so often the question that we ask ourselves -- >> you're like, hey, we got the email right here. >> he's sitting there saying, there were no written communications between me and my conduit and yet there are dozens and dozens and dozens and he must know these electronic records don't just disappear. he didn't set fire to them and put them in

employees were notified by email about the company's plans. in the email tesla says it has a very difficult road ahead. in a memo poested on the company's website... tesla says it increased its staff by 30% last year but it cannot continue to support that size of staff. tesla does have a factory in fremont. right now it is not clear which employees will be laid off. ( robin ) thanks sara. we will check back with you through out the morning.

kirsten: when i got an email from aileen lee saying we should get together, it was like i got an emaila celebrity. i was so excited. [laughter] kirsten: it was validation about how important it was to have community in this business. emily: you started as an analyst. you are going to malls, trying to figure out foot traffic. what was happening in e-commerce. >> i was drawn to investing because i was interested in learning and i was comfortable with math and analytics. that seems like a good combination, finding unique investment ideas other people were not onto already is what hooked me in the business. emily: you both invested in dollar shave club. a razor company that sold for $1 billion. >> 55. emily: maha, you have had check writing privileges from day one, correct? maha: that is correct. emily: you did not face a lot of these things in your own firm. maha: i didn't. i didn't know at the time, or years, that it was unusual. i had always been, through high school, college, my phd program, through working at a telecommunications startup, always been in the minority. so it was not any

aware in the summer of 2016 that emails had been stolen from the hillary clinton campaign and wanted them released. it alleges trump campaign officials campaign trump it alleges trump campaign officials contacted stone to ask when the stolen emails might be disclosed. the charges against stone include obstruction of justice, five counts of giving false statements and one count of witness tampering. press secretary sarah sanders spoke about the arrest this morning. ( darya ) stone is expected to make an appearance in federal court later today. ( darya ) senator dianne feinstein released a statement about stone's arrest and indictment this morning reading in part quote: "the indictment and arrest of roger stone is the latest sign that the special counsel investigation of russian interference in the 2016

ri an email, mr. sackler wrote, "we have to hammer on the abusers.the culprits and the problem." maura healey is massachusetts' attorney general. you say they knew that this was hisictive, they knew people were dying, and it was greed that drove them forward? >> of course it was greed. they don't want to accept blame for this. they blame doctors. they blame prescribers, and worst of all, they blame patients. >> reporter: in a statement, purdue pharma calls the massachusetts lawsuit, "a rush to vilify" the drug maker. rdding, "it cherry-picked from among tens of millions of emails r her and business documents." as for tony lagreca, he's seen enough. >> truthfully, i'd like to see iurdue pharma go broke. >> reporter: what about the sackler family? >> i'd like to see the heirs of the sackler family put in jail, because that's where they belong. >> reporter: now, of course, we reached out to the members of the sackler family named in the complaint. we also reached out to their lawyer. three declined to comment through a press representative who does cris

employees were notified by email about the company's plans. in the email tesla says it has a very difficult road ahead. in a memo poested on the company's website... tesla says it increased its staff by 30% last year but it cannot continue to support that size of staff. tesla does have a factory in fremont. right now it is not clear which employees will be laid off. ( robin ) thanks sara. we will check back with you through out the morning. (robin ) the powerful storm that came roaring through the bay area is responsible for at least six - deaths. one person was killed by a falling tree ... four in car accidents ... kron 4's terisa estacio has the story. gerrie kunin, mill valley resident. this is just a difficult time, my heart goes out to them. residents in this small close knit community trying to cope with a such a shocking death - authorities tell kron four news.. that it was around 8:30 wednesday night when 52 year old darren malvin came out of his home to inspect these downed power lines in the middle of the intersection. ferndale and l

they woke up to the email that said tesla plans on cutting the staff by 7%. this is on the heels of the bad news from tesla and they went on to say that increased their staff over the last year by 30% but cannot support that. this quarter they are hoping for "a tiny profit." this is not good news coming from tesla after the shares tumbled after the shares fell far short of the estimate. that ultimately trickles down to the workers and again, they have a 7% cut in the workforce. >> it is tough times for tesla and elon musk. >> there will be fewer employees for all of those cars you see on the road. >>> the bombshell represident t his former fixture gave testimony to congress and the president instructed his former lawyer michael cohen to lie to lawmakers about plans to build the trump tower in moscow and about when the discussions ended. the information comes from two sources close to the russian investigation and michael cohen will testify before congress later this month that is reconsidering due to the intimidation by the president, but so far no comment fr

>> the trump campaign had reason to know that the russians were the ones who took those emails. judge jeanine: chris, why would the dnc refuse to give the computers to the fbi? >> they gave their computers to the fbi. judge jeanine: no, they didn't. >> jim comey was asked on capitol hill. what's the best practice. look this up yourself, chris. the best practice is to get the server, not a clone. >> i agree. it doesn't make all that much of a difference. judge jeanine: it's indicative of intent. that's an intent to prevent the fbi from seeing what they are doing. dan bongino, chris hahn. thanks. i didn't get involved that much. the shutdown is over. but partisan politics continue in the capital. coach love holtz joins me after the break to tackle the issue. mom and dad got a new car. it's not theirs, it's mine. the rx350l with three rows for up to seven passengers. lease the 2019 rx350 for $449 a month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. if your moderate to severeor crohn's symptoms are holding you back, and your current treatment hasn't worked well enough it

the gru doesn't hack the emails and show up in trump tower and hand it to donald trump. to the extent you have an attenuated chain the question is at what point does it become attenuated enough you can't charge anyone or you can't get them on the actual transfer? >> right, the short answer legally is it doesn't have to go very far if you want to charge a conspiracy or an attempt which i think we may well be seeing and i want to second both mimi and marcy's point. stone is one garrulous fellow and the search is going to turn up quite a number of emails of the like that he has already sent but it's the part of the whole counterintelligence side as you say, there is once you get into sort of the espionage world it's all a hall of mirrors and denials and plausible counter ways of portraying these things and gru and the trump organization are experts at sort of sussing out how to make it seem that there is at least confusing the matter about what has been going on but as a legal matter, i think it will be straightforward, of course, when you come to trump, it's less the legal

when i got in email saying we should get together, it was like i got in email from a celebrity.o excited. it was validation about how important it was to have community in this business. emily: you started as an analyst, going to malls, trying to figure out foot traffic. >> i was drawn to investing because i was interested in learning and i was comfortable with math and analytics. that seems like a good combination, finding unique investment ideas people were not onto already is what looked to me in the business. in the business. -- emily: maha, you have had check writing villages from day one, correct -- privileges from day one, correct? time, or't know at the years, that itor was unusual. i had always been, through high program,ollege, my phd working at a token indication startup, always in the minority, so i did not think it was strange going into a venture firm and being the only female, right? i was a 1000 person startup with , of which i was one. that is what i knew. i was acclimatized. emily: you have always looked at consumer and enterprise. and forrted my career, the fi

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it alleges trump campaign officials contacted stone to ask when the stolen emails might be disclosed. charges against stone include obstruction of justice, five counts of giving false statements and one count of witness tampering. a judge has set a $250,000 bond for stone. ( james ) breaking news this morning --- the government shutdown is affecting flights at three major airports: lagaurdia, newark and philadelphia. there is a ground stop right now at laguardia airport and the delays are spanding several hours in some cases. the f-a-a has said that all three airports are experiencing these delays because of a shortage in air if you are traveling out this morning, you may want to check if your flight is being impacted. ( darya ) happening today... hundreds of thousands of federal workers are missing their 2nd paycheck as the government shutdown stretches into its 35th day. the senate had two chances to end the shutdown yesterday... but failed to reach an agreement. kron 4's washington correspondent mark meredith is in d-c with the latest. the senate voted down two bills that could hav

we have got some emails.not related to business then yes they need to respond to work-related emails during their off time. seems fair. jean says only those on salary should take emails. hourly employees should be paid overtime for after-work emails. eric says sorry, folks, battery on the phone is dead after work. brian: i steve: if the phone is issued by the company and you use it all day long and other reaction, it seems fair you are using their phone during the business hours, why not? >> a lot of investment banks, they actually have eased up on their junior employees because they were losing really good candidates to silicon valley jobs who actually take lifestyle into consideration. brian: one thing is carley you can't legislate proper behavior. a good boss doesn't want to bother you when you are home only if it's needed. to say an impressive one does. ainsley: we need emails at night to prepare us for the show the next day. just really depends on what line of work you are in. you have the ability to cho

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from julian asauchg two days before he said if you can find, get us those 30,000 emails.t's a two-day break in time. going back to the way the campaign worked. but we do can know this cam35i7b was a family run business. >> as i mentioned stone is also charged. for witness tampering for allegedly threatening and pressuring randy not to contradict his, raunler stone's testimony before the house of representatives. among other things, stone said to fleed fifth like the fix character "godfather ii" who was intimidating into keeping quiet. you are a rat, a stuly, you back stab your president, run your mouth for lawyers. are you dying to rip you? i think lawyers are dieing to rip you in shreds. he also said let's get it on, prepare to die, expletive. this is mob talk. he's threat thing guy physically or whatever. i don't know how you describe it. >> it's ridiculous and stone may like the parse words. he doesn't parse them well or credibly. president trump talked about loving the wikileaks but he didn't talk to stone about it. again i think stone will probably fold like a cheap

emails, et cetera.s to get to this point? it appears to be not collusion but some of obstruction. that's laid out earlier today. rick scott out of florida, the former governor, welcome to washington, sir. how's it going so far? >> well, washington, it is just pure faith. people act like they care, but on border security, they would open the government if they cared. >> bill: what is fate? >> washington. you talk about people, they are worried about paying the bills. i spoke with some coast guard members this morning, they can't pay their rent. they can't make their car payments. one young man who emigrated from jamaica, he loves the coast guard, he's got a 1-month-old. he is worried about paying for medicine. one young lady i talked to said i don't know if i'm going to stay in the coast guard if this is going to happen every so often. i talked to some young men that just got out of boot camp. they had to pay their own way to get to the station here in washington, d.c. this is wrong. >> bill: you are mak

you literally can't text, you can't email after hours.think this is something, following france and what they imposed in 2017, this is a little bit different. it is more severe. france's law, that you literally have to outline the expectations between the employer and the employee. i know italy is looking into it. germany considering it for several years. this will be tough to implement. connell: employee, ford, you can go to someone's house and work. this day we're used to, for better or worse, your boss emails you have to respond, no? >> checking email and checking text messages from work right now is about as american as apple pie for new yorkers. i have to say this is poorly thought-out america sure doesn't comport with realities of global economy or what it takes to have a profit-generating small business. if enacted it will hurt growth in new york city and will drive jobs from the city as well. that is really, really poorly thought-out measure. connell: what about economics, i don't know, kristina, what you think of ford's point, it

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my email is active. i have multiple email accounts. >> so you are still in email guy? >> i don't use it as much. i message quite a lot. people who have my phone number or my email address can reach me on i message. there are lots of people who know me and have that information. i am not going to give it out on tv. twitter is a place where you can find me any day and leave me a private message. >> you said you're on twitter for now. >> anything can happen. it is capitalism. you can vote with where you want to give up some of your privacy. where you want to spend your time. but with your time and your attention. i voted against facebook -- to leave that universe. i have not yet done that with twitter. >> if people are interested in learning more or contributing to the news literacy project, where can they go? >> news lit.org. that is the website of the organization. check ologies.org. that's like check the news stories. that would be of interest to teachers and school superintendents and principals and others. they might want to incorporate it into their curriculum altho

to assange because he probably has the podesta emails.where the feds got jerome corsi is involved. julian assange came out and said jerome corsi had nothing to do with this? >> it was going to be roger stone, me, julian assange, i was going to connect the dots and go back to president trump. i maintain i figured out in july and august that assange had posses --that had podesta's ema. trish: did you ever talk to assange? i never communicated with him directly or indirectly. today wikileaks put out a statement that qulud wikileaks had never talked or shared information with jerome corsi, he mentioned my name, during the 2016 campaign about the emails that had been taken from the dnc. trish: but the fed don't believe that. >> i guess they don't believe anybody except they have a predetermined set theory look for a criminal. they have a crime and they know who the criminal was. donald trump and the white house. so the only facts mueller is interested in meet his predetermined theory. suddenly they want to say around liar and you are going to

[expletive]" the indictment alleges he was the conduit between wikileaks anhe release of emails fromemocratic national committee deeply damaging to hillary clinton. today the white house was saying, so what? sarah: this has nothing to do with the president, nothing to do with the white house. jon: but though the presidt protests that the mueller investigation is a hoax and witch hunt, re and more key figures have been snared over the contacts with russia and the lies they told to cover their tracks. jon sopel, bbc news, washington. rajini: we will hear more about roger stone's arrest in a minute, but first let's get the shtest about the temporary end to the governmendown. i spoke a while ago with our political analyst ron christie. 35 days. what do you think changed the game? ron: two game changers, rajini. go evening to you. number one was the secretary of commerce, a billionaire, making the flip comment about people who are out of work can borrow money and find other ways to survive. i think it came across as being very insensitive. number two, we saw six republican senators joined

, and eight days later, corsi sent this email: "word is, friend in embassy plans two more dumps.rtly after i'm back. second in october. impact planned to be very damning." does no one in this conspiracy know how not to get caught? ( laughter ) i sent that email to myself, and here's what google suggested as auto-responses: "okay." "sounds good." or, "shut the hell up, or we're both going to jail." ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) ( piano riff ) what's the counter-tone on that? of course, mueller's asking, he's actually asking this question: "did stone share this information with then-candidate donald trump?" well, the two did talk about once a week. and according to stone, " he would initiate the calls. i didn't call him." oh, trump sounds thirsty. ( laughter ) >> jon: oh my goodness. >> stephen: and the calls came at all hours of the night, because trump "gets almost no sleep." and now, thanks to him, neither do we. ( laughter and applause ) ( piano riff ) very grateful people. get a lot of work done. here's where it gets damning, because stone received corsi's wikileaks inf

wouldn't they be able to get into the email where it exists anywhere?e them all my email accounts so they can go to earthlink and anywhere else and get the archived. but my point is because andrew, monica's son took a computerrer i wasn't using particularly and scrubbed it so it could be used in her business in our home, mueller thinks i'm a criminal. they are looking for anything they can find. >> this is why i'm here. it's ridiculous. if we would have known he would have been investigated, we probably wouldn't have asked to get an old computer for our business. that's pretty simple. but this all happened before. so we didn't know we were going to be investigated. trish: i know you had concerns about them going after your son. you expressed they were surveilling family members and they knocked opening your son's door and now it looks like he's getting called in to testify there at that grand jury. what is it that you think they are asking and what is it you think that they believe happened? >> i think they think andrew was conspiring with me as my comp

my email is active. i have multiple email accounts. peter: so you're still in email guy? walt: i do not use it as much. i message quite a lot. number ore my phone my email address can reach me. there are lots of people to know me and have that information. i will not give that out on tv. twitter is a place where you can find me any day and you can leave me a private message. they have a direct message function. peter: you said you are on twitter for now. walt: anything could happen. it is a free market, it is capitalism. canof the good things, you not so much your dollars, but where you want to give up some of your privacy, where you want to spend some of your time and attention. facebook, tost leave that universe. i have not yet done that with twitter. peter: if people are interested in learning more or contributing to the news literacy project, where can they go? newslit.org is the website of the organization. techology.org. that would be of interest to school principals and others who might want to incorporated into their curriculum. we have sample lessons you can chec

hacked by russians, emails that were damaging to hillary clinton's campaign. let's be clear, he is not accused of colluding with russia. he is accused of making false statements to the house intelligence committee about whether or not he was in touch with wikileaks, that was releasing those emails. this happened this morning. the arrest in florida, and we're hearing from the former cia director about just how important that email hack was in the final months of the campaign. >> in the summer of 2016 we were watching what was happening in terms of what was released by wikileaks and how the russian hand was behind this so the intermediaries was something looked at very closely by the fbi and others, so again, this indictment is not surprising in any respect. >> first of all, i want to give you an opportunity -- >> robert mueller of the russia investigation, it includes seven specific counts, obstruction, witness tampering and five counts of making false statements regarding his statements to the house intelligence committee. keep in mind that stone has repeatedl

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but, knowing what's in my email, and my text messages, there is no corroboration whatsoever for this.nd as for my email exchange with steve bannon, everything i told him in the exchange was publicly reported information. political report is that after assange announced on october 1st that he had nothing that day but would have releases every week for the next 10 weeks and that all information on the election pertaining to the election would be released in the weeks before the election. that was public information. and it had also been reported that assange had security concerns that day. so the two things i told bannon were public information, not the slightest bit controversial. as for the claim that -- >> tucker: when and how did you learn that wikileaks had these stolen emails? >> when julian assange said it on cnn on july 22nd, 2016, and then repeated it on fox on august 24th this was not a state secret. randy credico was the source who told me the material was insignificant, dynamite, a bombshell and so on and that it would be released in october. there is also, i think, a refere

clinton's emails secret."t-discovery hearing will be held at a later date to determine whether hillary clinton and former chief of staff, sheryl mills, may also be deposed. fox news has reached out to everyone mentioned here for comment, but so far we have had no response. joining me now is tom fitton, the president of judicial watch. tom, good to see you. you pressed for this with what kinds of questions? >> the court asked these questions. the court raised last month in his discovery ruling, granting us the ability to engage in discovery and come up with a plan. he raised the question. he said, "is the benghazi scandal in motivator? one of the motivations of the state department had in being unwilling to search the clinton emails? and was it one of the reasons hillary clinton kept her emails secret?" he wants to know if there's a connection between the two. we want to be able to ask questions about what the state department knew about benghazi, documents that were generated, and other matters. frankly, over

in the email tesla says it has a very difficult road ahead. in a memo posted on the company's website... tesla says it increased its staff by 30% last year but it cannot continue to support that size of staff. no word on the number of employees who will be laid off in fremont. ( darya ) happening today ... a public funeral for the davis police officer who was shot and killed in the line of duty.( james ) 22-year-old officer natalie corona was killed last week ... after responding to a traffic accident in downtown davis. kron4's will tran is live at u-c davis where the public ceremony will take place. it is quiet now but in a few hours thousands will jamn into uc davis' arc pavilion to say goodbye to officer natalie corona the 22 year old took davis officer was killed last thursday night by a gunman while she was responding to a traffic accidentthe gunman eventually killed himself after a long stand off with policeall week vigils have been held throughout davis to remember corona who followed her dad's footsteps to become an officermany people

she destroyed subpoenaed emails. 33,000 of them. washed her hard drive with bleach and smashed iphones with a hammer and took away simcards. the same people who looked the other way when hillary clinton and the dnc funneled money through a law firm to fire a research firm to hire christopher steele a foreign national to give us russian lies. the same bureaucrats that applauded when clinton's funnel cashewsed -- cash was used to produce a dossier about president trump. the same people who helped desiminate those russian lies that she paid for, doing that before an election. trusted officials who used the dossier to defraud a fisa court to spy on a trump campaign associate. fraud before the court. the same people who used that dossier to open up an investigation into trump. this all has happened and yeah, a baseless investigation into a president being control by russia is now just par for the course. the hysteria of the media is worse. this was 9 months after they were already investigating collusion and lisa page and james comey and

it allows them to communicate with customers over email. of those things they can do without leaving the customer's side. to is about bringing intimacy back into retail. about thealk seamlessness of the experience, because i have had several experiences with associates, sometimes the ipad is not working. i don't know if that is because of your software or someone else's. some ways, it seems like it is still going to take more time to have some of these technologies properly integrated into the in-store experience. >> i think what you saw over the they wereears was trying to build these applications themselves. -- there was a more robust piece of software where retails could deploy it and make more reliable applications. and data ton use ai get merchandise in front of you. into a when you walk store, the retail associates is not necessarily know anything about you. how do you combat that? >> that is the coolest thing happening at a macro level in retail. as you see the rise of e-commerce happening, and retail feeling much more in personal, a

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ivanka trump, it has been discovered, was using her private email server and her personal email for governmentre? >> so, secretary clinton was using classified information on a private server that she denied having. i don't know what kind of email she had-- >> stephen: she also originally denied that there was classified information on there. >> right, that wasn't true. >> stephen: right, right. >> so if ivanka trump has classified information on a private server, it's a big deal. i don't know any of the details. >> stephen: how would we find out-- how would we find out if she did that? >> we should know all that we can know. >> stephen: congressional investigation? >> sure. >> stephen: congressional investigation, okay. seriously, really? >> well, i don't know the particulars of this story-- >> stephen: and how would you find out the particulars of the story, perhaps with a congressional investigation? ( laughter ) >> so, it turns out, there's three branches of government, and they're supposed to check and balance one another. so i think you and i-- >> stephen: how has that been going the las

or the dnc emails. or john podesta's. i think there is a separate category of concerns about political collusion. they may not technically be a crime, but it would be -- if it is proven, that the highest reach of the trump campaign did coordinate the release of these emails or something like that wikileaks -- i.e., the russians -- i think it would be a very serious thing. it would be a serious problem for trump. but we are nowhere near that point right now. but it seems like a lot of the media is covering this as if we are already there. >> katie: and they have been for a long time. >> guy: yeah. >> harris: there is no shortage of jumping the shark, which it is what you are saying. former vice president joe biden says he does not want to run a "fool's errand" as he comes closer to deciding whether he wants to campaign for president in 2020. new polling shows that he may have a very good reason to throw his hat in the ring. we will take a look. and, it could be radical over house of america's health care