and to let him know there was hope on the other side, so i emailed john and i asked him if he would pass along a letter. childer i wrote for the in the article, and he said sure. i was asking if he could write an article about me. at thead a good excuse time, which is at the court does not allow us to talk to the price in any capacity, but i really needed time to think about it, because as i think it is clear in the article, a lot of what was covered in very personal, things i have not spoken about and i needed time to see if that is something i wanted to do, and once my term at the court wrapped up, i talked to my husband and some friends, and realized that the reason i reached out to john about the child in the article was that i wanted to say to him a number of things i thought would be helpful, and if i can do that for other children, beyond this one, then that could be a really meaningful thing, and certainly something that would have meant a lot to me when i was in that place several years ago. john and i worked together over the course of a few months, talked to my husband, my fam

assange when you began tweeting over the summer that wiki leaks was going to be leasing damaging emails about john podesta and hillary clinton. since beendual has redico, ad as randy c new york comic and radio talkshow host. was he in fact the person giving you a heads up on what julian assange was going to be releasing? guest: that is a mischaracterization of his role. -- supply hisly name to the committee, but i did decide against it, because i him.d reprisal against indeed, he was terminated. his role is very narrow and you will be familiar with it here at he is a confirming source. julian assange said he had extensive materials and would publish it. i included that in my own column and i wanted a confirmation. he simply confirmed it. to be clear, he didn't tell me the source of the information, the content or topic of the information. he merely confirmed that wiki leaks had explosive information on hillary clinton, which they would publish and they did. o is a journalist -- and as you know mr. julian assange it is a journalist. i ultimately decided to supply that name. >> how any conversations

email, illegal? >> no. >> reporter: unethical? >> no. >> reporter: john wood is a former government attorney. >> the individuals don't have known they had no right to privacy because they were on a public server. >> reporter: the email squabble feeds growing skepticism of mueller's investigation. last week many in the g.o.p. seized on text messages from a former mueller investigator as evidence of bias against mr. trump. republican john cornyn of texas. >> i have confidence in director mueller. i would just think he would be concerned about the appearance of conflicts of interest. >> reporter: sources tell cbs mueller and his team has had the emails since august and has used them in interviews with white house and transition officials. mr. trump's lawyers, mr. trump's lawyers, rather, jeff, will meet with mueller's team later this week for a status update on the russia investigation. >> glor: major garrett, thank you very much from the white house. the president could be signing the tax cut bill by mid-week. today his vice president put off a trip to the

that was a month after the dnc was hacked and after their own emails became leaked and it was a month before clinton campaign chairman johnta's emails were leaked by wikileaks. >> if this was an attempt tooh give stolen emails, hacked emails, to the trump campaign and the trump campaign acted on it, you would have an argument that they were then in possession of stolen property, property they knew to be stolen. that can be a crime under federal law. it clearly can be a crime by the way under new york law. >> sean: crime, crime.ay no, not quite. it didn't take long for the rest of the sheep in the liberal press like conspiracy tv msnbc to take cnn's fake news and spread it to their trump-hating audience. you can't make the stuff up, watch this. >> this is coming into our nbc news room right now. congressional investigators are trying to figure out who sent an email that gave donald trump, his son, and others a decryption key for hacked wikileaks documents. >> this was about september 2016, right in theke middle of the campaign when wikileaks was putting out some documents, hadn't put out other documents. remember the russi

but specifically about hillary clinton and the john podesta emails? and that's a significant change. want to add one other thing. they knew it and they did not disclose it to the fbi. that's just something that we have to say that the trump team clearly knew it at this stage and did nothing. >> but at the same time i asked whether there was any evidence based on this report, with those sources, when i asked mark if we know whether or not papadopoulos shared the same information he may have shared with the australian officials with trump campaign officials and he said that was not known. just yet but renata, we do know that u.s. officials learned about papadopoulos' claim last july. a year and a half ago, that's how long the investigation has been going on and they haven't said publicly that there was criminal cooperation. what does that tell you? >> well first of all. it doesn't, that alone, the fact that nothing has been announced doesn't tell me anything. because criminal investigations don't announce findings mid stream. what happens is you wait un

untington beach at the time she read the imo that was sent to donald trump -- she read the email that was sent to john on invitingdonald trump him to california because he was in the primaries campaigning. when they told her no, she just lost it. she said you don't tell some or no. host: it goes to the idea of the attention. now everyone is paying attention to her. i suppose there is consequences for either way this shakes out. particularly for the white house. guest 2: the senate races get under these massive -- guest: the senate races get under these like the georgia race we had. relatively even small districts where there is massive attention from the president weighing in and tweeting about it and there is the 20 for our new cycle. while legal into 2018, it will still be intense pressure, but all of these races in 2018 will not have this national microscope they are under. it will not have that national presidential attention on them like we see in these. it will be different in 2018. democrat, we saw some up there talking about doug jones. how are they receiving the race on the outcome? guest 2:

a spokesman for mueller said the emails were obtained appropriately. (j.r.) republican senator john mccain is expected to miss the g-o-p tax bill vote this week -- according to several sources. mccain was treated at a military hospital for a viral infection and is responding positively to ongoing treatment for brain cancer. a source close to mccain said he left the hospital "exhausted, but okay." mccain's daughter said he's returning home to arizona for the holidays. his absence is not expected to prevent the tax bill from getting passed this week. today president trump said that if mccain's vote is needed he would be there to make it but he doesn't think that would be necessary. (justine) back the bay area... police are investigating a deadly hit and run in san bruno.(map vo) it happened around 7 a-m on skyline boulevard between college drive and sharp park road. according to police, evidence from the scene suggested the person was hit and killed by a vehicle. the road was temporarily closed during the investigation but has since reopened. there is no information on the victim or t

according to usa today-- trump attorney john dowd, suggested the president could not be guilty of obstruction of justice, because he's the president. in an email dowd said quote " he is the chief law enforcement officer of the united states" and "he can't obstruct himself." special counsel robt whether trump improperly pressured comey to end the investigation of his former national security adviser, michael flynn. right now - prosecutors want paul manafort's bail revoked. special counsel prosecutors say trump's former campaign manager was ghostwriting an editorial about his political work in ukraine. but they say he was working with a russian with ties to russian intelligence. and he was doing it as recently as last week. manafort faces felony charges related to his work in ukraine. a new normal for drivers in northern virginia. take a look at this-- toll prices for i-66 giving many a shock monday morning. they peaked at 34 dollars! by afternoon - west bound leveled out with a high around 7 dollars. of course-- this is part of the new program toll to 9 miles inside the beltway. that was enough to make many drivers pick a differnt route. and th

. >> the president's personal lawyer john dowd says that he wrote that tweet but doesn't have an email or any evidence to prove it because he dictated the tweet to the white house social director, and that's how it ended up coming out. meantime the president tweeting over the weekend a number of things in defense on the russia investigation, he never asked james comey to stop investigating mike flynn, the national security adviser. the president saying he never asked comey to back off that investigation and that is a key issue here. keep in mind back in march, the president tweeted mike flynn should ask for immunity. of course we now know that mike flynn which the president called this whole thing a witch hunt during that tweet in march we know mike flynn pleaded guilty to this one count of lying to the fbi. lots of people wondering if there may be more behind that. meantime the president is stepping back from offering flynn once his qualiconfidant h support. senior democrat said this may be leading to an obstruction of justice investigation here in congress. >> i think what we're begi

emails and dnc server? and intel leakers. chief of staff john kelly denied the president's tweets make his job harder.he says it's not his place. >> i read in the paper i have been a failure at controlling the president. or a failure at controlling his tweeting and all that. >> in july, the president defended his twitter use on twitter. quote: my use of social media is not presidential. it's modern day presidential. make america great again. the national archives has requested the president preserve all the tweets that he sends out. even the ones that he deletes. as for his communications schedule for tomorrow, that's still unclear. we will be checking our email and watching twitter. mike? >> mike: rich edson leading us off from west palm beach, florida, rich, thanks a lot. >> mike: one of president trump's challenges in 2018 will be the slow down the development of north korea's nuclear weapons program. luke cals tomlinson at the pentagon tonight looks at what the communist regime has accomplished this year. >> 2017 a record-setting year for north korea. leader kim jong un following through on his ne

emails that cited, you see how this goes. it was interesting. the person offered the $750,000 as john reported did not take the money.what if she did? the phony russian salacious lies, they're being paid for by hillary clinton preclusion. i have two days before the election, a massive sum of money for somebody to make an accusation. >> three quarters of a million dollars. what you have, sean, and you look at the whole process. you talk about the need for special counsel. look at all of this and what is going on. you go back to the department of justice andho the fbi. like you, i have tremendous respect for the agents that put their lives on the line for us every school day. defending this country, defending our liberty, defending our freedom. i do not appreciate a department of justice that not only determines the case before the evidence came in, but was completely -- and it has become very clear here, and conflicted on multiple levels. i don't care if you're republican, democrat, independent. nobody in our constitutional republic should take that as okay. it is not okay. i think they have a big job, chris wray. you

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emails were obtained in an appropriate manner. >> also tonight, president trump says senator john mccain is returning to arizona as he battled sideikely miss the vote on gop tax bill and without him, senate republicans are expected to have the votes to pass it the 81-year-old was diagnosed with brain cancer in it july and admitted to walter reed for side effects. of his treatments. >> we appear to be days away from congress approving major overhaul of the tax code. on the measure tuesday and senate could follow suit shortly after. and the legislation is the most far reaching rewrite of the u.s. tax code in 30 years. and treasury secretary steve manuchan appeared on "fox news sunday" and defemd aid bill that faced criticism with some finding half americans opposing it. >> over 90% of americans will fill out taxes and on that post cart or virtual electronic postcard this is about simplifying taxes and business system. there will always be people that complain losing tax breaks but this is about making it simple for american pub sglik democrats say it's wealthy and corp raiings not middle class who benefit the most from this tax bil

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so, john podesta and hillary clinton might as well have left their emails on top of a pain phone in grandtral station. >> that's like saying that the watergate break-in would not have happened had that lock been a bit more secure that those burglars couldn't have quite cracked it. come on, it was theft. it was theft. >> mark: come on, richard, we hear this thing they may have hacked into voting machines. you can't hook into something that isn't connected to the internet. that's like hacking into a cinnamon bon. you can't do it. >> i totally agree that right now we don't have evidence about the voting machines. here is what we do have evidence of. we know that there is some crackpot from north carolina came up to you washington, d.c. with a rifle because some looney thing put out by the russians about a child slavery ring in a pizza place and he was prepared to shoot people. you think people might be prepared to vote differently? this guy was prepared to shoot people because of what he read on the internet. >> mark: come on, we have a bernie sanders guy shooting up the congressional baseba

emails. katie pavlich. editor of town hall.com and mary anne marsh, senior advisor to john kerry. see you both this morning on monday morning. a lot going on here. the root of the question is did mueller improperly, katie, obtain those emails? >> that's what the reporting shows. and we should give a little background here on the tactics that have been allegedly used by a number of the attorneys on mueller's team not just on the special counsel, but also in previous federal cases. there are a number of federal prosecutors who worked with robert mueller in the past and many attorneys on his team who have called into question in black and white and op eds and newspapers around the country about the things they've done in the past to obtain information and the legal grounds were a little shaky. i'm not an attorney so i won't go down that road. there have been questions in the past about their conduct. now, here is the main question. the special counsel was appointed to look into russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election for the sake of protecting our democracy. so the questio

> but now there was something to it because john congressional investigators learned another meeting participant a man by the name of rob goldstone who emailedvino, so he wented him to set up a page on returnee equivalent of facebook of vk. and that another goldstone email sent to return who was also at the meeting talking about how, quote, eerily weird a cnn story was on the russian hacking of dnc emails given what was discussed at that trump tower meeting. i know this is a lot of information. but i think the theme here being that don junior says one thing and then documents come out contradicting those initial statements. >> well, that meeting given the state of mind that was preceded the meeting, and purpose of the meeting was to exchange negative information on hillary clinton, the fact that it wasn't done right at the moment, given the attitude they all went in and the hopes they all had, i suspect we are going to hear much more about what did happen afterwards. and this later report is just a small sliver of information we have additionally learned. i think there is much more here. this meeting is playing large, the june 9th, 2016 meet

john hockenberry has been accused of sexual harassment. three of hockenberry's former female co-hosts and other female colleagues allegedly filed complaints about unwanted sexual advances, bullying behavior and harassing emails. in a statement, hockenberry apologized for his actions, saying in part: "it horrifies me that i made the talented and driven people i worked with feel uncomfortable," adding "i have no excuses." read more of lisa desjardins' analysis of the senate republican's tax bill. visit www.pbs.org/newshour. >> sreenivasan: cyprus, an island in the eastern part of the mediterranean sea, gained its independence from british in 1960. but it's been divided since the mid-1970s when war broke out between the island's two main ethnic groups, greeks and turks. the continued tensions on the island have almost brought the two nato member nations, greece and turkey, to war. there have been talks to try to bring the two sides of the island back together, but they haven't worked. there is one hopeful spot for reconciliation in cyprus. it's taking place in a lab with a small group of scientists. newshour weekend's christopher livesay has the story. >> reporter: since 1974, cyprus has been a country divided

counsel robert mueller over the thousands of trump team emails but makes it clear he is not going to fire mueller over it. chief white house correspondent john roberts live with more on that. so what are we expecting today from the president's speech, john? >> the national security strategy which the president has out in his first year, not many administrations do that. he will lay out his new national security strategy at 2:00 this afternoon at the reagan building. it is really based on five pillars. all of which he talked about at length during the campaign and in the 11 months he has been president. first of all, to protect the american people, the homeland and american way of life through strengthening border security and reforming immigration and promote american prosperity by rejuvenating the economy. cutting new trade deals with some of our allies. preserving peace through strength. the reagan mantra. rebuilding and reequipping the u.s. military. championing american values while not seeking to impose our way of life on anyone and pursuing a regional security strategy to promote security and stability in an entire region, not just amo

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email scandal. it comes on the day when the president executed another big rollback of a major obama administration initiative. chief white house correspondent john roberts starts us off with the president's remarks on general michael flynn. >> leaving the white house today for salt lake city, president trump waited for the first time in person on the guilty plea from his former national security advisor. >> well, i feel badly for general flynn. i feel very badly. he's led a very strong live, and i feel very badly, john. i will say this. hillary clinton lied many times to the fbi. nothing happened to her. flynn lied and they destroyed his life. >> first time he commented on camera, president trump had plenty to say over the weekend, including a tweet which said: "i had to fire general flynn because he lied to the vice president and the fbi." that set off a firestorm of speculation that the president knew flynn had lied when he said to james comey, i hope you can let this go. one of the president's attorneys came forward to say he dictated the tweet. john dowd telling fox news he conflated lying to the vice president with lying to the fbi and that

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john jordan, republican campaign strategist. there is so much going on. what do you say on the surface of what we just heard? >> it is a delicious irony we are discussing email servers in the context of the trump administration given what hillary clinton dealt with that ultimately sank her candidacy at the end and it all connects up just like former fbi director comey was doing the right thing protecting the fbi institution, an important institution in law enforcement, institution in american government by reopening the email investigation and in this case mueller and folks looking into what may or may not have happened and russian officials are protecting the institution, i don't see anything coming out of this unless the president think there is rhetoric to shore up space. kelly: what happens to the fbi going forward? >> the mueller investigation is blowing up its own credibility of the president is on the side of a growing majority of the american people was a poll that came out done by a clinton pollster shows 63% of the american public believe the mueller investigation is not being truthful with congress and the american people and 54% believe the muell

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emails in the ongoing criminal investigation we secured either the account owner's kent or appropriate criminal -- consent or appropriate criminal process. now there are rumors the president is poised to act. john cornyn says while firing mueller would be a mistake, he is concerned two investigators dismissed from the probe were sharing anti-trump texts. >> i think these conflicts of interest jeopardize the integrity of the investigation. >> mueller fired the investigator earlier this month. >>> and there is a new push from senator charles schumer to equip subway stations with the equipment that can detect suicide vests. >> the technology must be perfected and tested here in new york, the most crowded, busiest subway system in the country and the one most likely to be a target. >> right now the device is being test indeed, the large cities across the -- tested in large cities across the country except for new york. proposing new legislation to preserve pilot cockpit voice >>> a bay area lawmaker is proposing new legislation to preserve pilot cockpit voice recorders. the proposal is in response to a number of close calls at airports nationwide, including at sfo this year. in one of those inciden

email but i'm glad i can sound off from time to time. dennis that is where we got tonight's quote of the night as well. courtesy of johnther thomas payne those who reap the freedom under go supporting it we fight not to enslave but to set a country free and to make room upon the earth for honest men to live in. in such a case, we are sure that we are right. so are we. thanks for being here, everybody. good to have you on the story. tucker carlson in d.c. is coming up next. we will see you back here tomorrow night in new york with more on the story. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to tucker carlson tonight. today congressional republicans finally passed their overhaul of the u.s. tax code and they sent it over to the white house for the president to sign. it's a major moment but the legislative year here in washington is not yet over. with taxes out of the way, congress must now return to that enormous he will fact that has been soiling the carpeting of the congressional living room for months now. we are referring needless to say to daca. it's been three months since president trump announced the end of tha

>> john: because there was a central element to this investigation that is particular information was at the center of which is is there a requirement for criminal intent in the handling of the emails? i think it's clear that gross negligence was sufficient. this guy concluded it wasn't and persuaded comey of it. >> gillian: didn't give them to the attorneys to look at tha that. both stores that we are talking about, the contempt story and the fbi agent who is potentially sort of political here, i see them as both kind of emanating from the same root cause, which is not saying this is president trump's fault, the president trump's feud with intelligence community. it has been raging since the campaign. and that's the fallout we are seeing now. and when they fear is that in this situation, everybody loses. because you lose -- everybody loses trust in the institution, the fbi and the intelligence community will resentful of the president, that is an ugly. >> harris: i would argue this and from what the president said this morning, the fbi may be losing more than anybody. this is what the president tweeted. maybe people see it this way. after years of the former fbi director james com

john kelly. pete: lots to continue on this. previewing it first day back on tuesday. rachel: emails just made public.s discovered on laptops belonging to abedin's estranged husband anthony weiner. >> these are. so emails that prompted former fbi director james comey to reopen the investigation into hillary clinton's emails just 11 days before the elections. >> yesterday, the state department released 2800 emails the fbi found on that laptop that huma abedin found on a lop top shared with her husband anthony weiner. we found emails later marked as classified. most of the messages are related to clinton's daily schedule, travel plans and talking points in conversations with world leaders. those emails the state department determined were classified are either completely or largely redacted. one exception is this exchange with saudi arabia's foreign minister warning about wikileaks plan to release diplomatic cables including conversations with the saudis about iraq, iran, and afghanistan. the clinton say i deeply regret the upcoming wikileaks disclosure. i seek your help in preventing wikileaks from und