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former attorney general eric holder suggested a special counsel robert mueller could potentially prosecute the president on obstruction of justice charges. his remarks are next on c-span2. then, we will perform a vice president, joe biden. regular leaders said they might ask chandler about bitcoin because of financial risk they pose. the hearing is later. after that, he looked at weapons of mass destruction. >> sees ben's washington journal. live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up thursday morning, we will look at the possible budget deal that could avoid another government shutdown. with us will be -- with the bipartisan policy center. and then eric zellmer. in professor, the moon on the us possibly using the olympics to help with nocturia. be sure to watch washington journal live seven eastern. join the discussion. >> former attorney general eric holder talked about his service during the obama administration. in his current role working with the national democratic redistricting committee.he also response to questions about redistricting. the house intellig

plus, eric holder says based on public evidence alone, robert mueller has an obstruction of justice case against this president. is that why we're seeing such a smoke screen from trump and his republican allies? it seems like the closer the special counsel gets to bringing charges, the more ferocious the pushback and the distraction from trump world. >>> and who cops out on top after the latest deal in washington? will either side pay the price for not being able to deliver on daca? finally, let me finish tonight with trump watch. he's definitely not going to like there one. this is "hardball" where the action is. ing innovation. you see it in the southern tier with companies that are developing powerful batteries that make everything from cell phones to rail cars more efficient. which helps improve every aspect of advanced rail technology. all with support from a highly-educated workforce and vocational job training. across new york state, we're building the new new york. to grow your business with us in new york state, visit esd.ny.gov. on thousands of hotels, cars and things to do. li

eric holder. at the time, the fbi director robert mueller. mueller, when are you going to answer questions about this? america already doesn't have enough uranium for nuclear weapons. why would we give 20% to a hostile nation, russia, and a hostile actor, putin. it never made sense and doesn't make sense. here we are years later in the media and democrats are shocked. they are flabbergasted that russia would ever even dare to try to influence our election, even though as i just explained, they were easily able to be involved in bribery, extortion, kickbacks, wondering money laundering and secure 20% of america's uranium. why would they start? they already knew we were being stupid. what is obama trying to do to israel? influencing elections is wrong? remember the congressional investigation found that back in 2014, an israeli political group used 300,000 taxpayer dollars, the obama state department, to create a political apparatus to try and defeat our closest ally in the middle east, the israeli prime minister. it doesn't stop there. we've b

eric palmer. actor friends caught. the directors billy wilder. and robert c. old mark. actress elizabeth bag now. actor peter lorie. actor could go on and they weren't the only ones. director fritz lang no longer wanted to stay but propaganda minister gerbils still wasn't happy he wanted the company's total submission. he does not have the fuehrer is approval. by order the press to attack on all fronts has got a shot coming until it is ours. glitch and they are already softening up and this is just the beginning those idiots from the german national people's party. girls bought up bags for shares for a good price now he was in charge and could restructure the ship as he pleased clinch could only stand by and watch actors materials scripts and dialogues the propaganda minister and film enthusiastic now ruled all of this personally. the board didn't appreciate this micromanagement it's already as a threat to its business especially abroad. the view of the life's chamber of thirlmere that the production and sales of films can be ordered from above continues to fill us with serious concern for the development of our bu

eric holder. >> yes. . people must sai stop saying that robert mueller cannot indict the president. >> i've never said it. >we have in the watergate era and the clinton era. we have hypotheses about whether or not the sitting president can be indicted or prosecuted. they're all theories, you can make credible arguments on both sides. none of them have been tested in the modern era or any era. robert mueller if he wants to indict and prosecute donald trump he can do that. he can try to do that. if he does it, it will end up in the supreme court. and we'll find out what this supreme court, in 2018 or maybe 2019 thinks on that question. then there will be a ruling and we'll know in this history what the court says. but until then the notion he can't is false. so you look at the court right now and ask the question is there a 5-4 majority in that court for allowing the principle to go forward that no president is above the law. the kennedy ready to vote in a 5-4 majority. doesn't seem implausible to me that you can end up with a 5-4 to that. >> jill, are your reactions to the comments today. >> during the water

>>eric: he is an inspirational giant will live on within many. >>arthel: we returned to pastor robertat first baptist dallas. a fox news contributor. thank you. i would like to start with your personal memories or moments with reverend billy graham you will always remember. >> billy was a member of our church. 454 years before he joined the church closer to his home a few years ago. so this is a very personal loss for me and all of our church but it certainly a gain for reverend graham. he never when i was 19 years old planning to be a pastor myself. i started to have doubts about whether or not i could trust the bible as the word of god. i remember billy saying he went through a similar experience when he was my age. one night on a florida golf course, he threw himself on the ground and said god, i don't understand everything in the bible but with your help i'm going to believe it and teach it as the word of god. that decision transformed his life and when i heard that, i made that thing decision as well. so i am forever indebted to billy graham. secondly, my mother became a christia

. >>> and new york state attorney general eric schneiderman has filed a civil rights lawsuit against harvey and roberttein as well as the weinstein company alleging that employees faced, quote, pervasive sexual harassment. a lawyer for weinstein said schneiderman's investigation will show that many of the allegations against the former producer are without merit. note, he said many. a group of republican senators are expected to introduce legislation mirroring president trump's immigration proposal. the bill offers a pathway to sit stepship for up to 1.1 million dreamers, restricts family-based migration and authorizes $25 billion towards a border fence. it is not expected to pass. >>> and happening now, we are watching wall street as the new week begins. the opening bell just rang. the markets are up. boom. in just 50 seconds, already up 250 points. the question is, will we continue to see the volatility we saw last week, which was marked by the dow's two biggest single day losses ever. cnbc's dom chu joins us live. the first thing to remind our viewers, stop looking at your 401k six times a day. tha

new york attorney general eric schneiderman said said he has filed a suit against harvey weinstein, his brother robert and the weinstein company. the suit alleges that the weinstein executives and board failed to protect employees from former ceo harvey weinstein. one of the most influential men in hollywood and more than 70 women accused him of sexual misconduct the studio denies those allegations. sneiderman's lawsuit puts the negotiations on hold in a statement, weinstein's attorney told cnbc, quote, we believe that a fair investigation by mr. sneiderman will demonstrate that many of these allegations against harvey weinstein are without merit. guys, back to you. >> thank you very much >>> in other corporate news, oxycontin maker is cutting sales in half. pharma companies have come under fire for the way they've marketed addictive painkillers privately held purview has been accused by 14 states >>> and ford revs up production for two suvs the automakers is planning to raise production of expedition and lincoln models both manufactured in louisville, kentucky ford is looking to boost its own profit

eric: we'll ask john bolton about that. arthel: we continue on the memo. we go to robert ray, the former whitewater under counsel. what are the points included in this memo that most of effectively support the democrats' argument? >> i come down on the side of the president being concerned about this. political charges and counter charges aside, the democrats through their memo try to make the point that there is at least partial corroboration of the christopher steele information in an effort to say there was no abuse of process here. but it still remains the question and the american people i think should be concerned about this. we have known and the american people have known for some time that politics and prosecution shouldn't mix. what i don't think we fully anticipated in this process and something people should be concerned about, not only is that true, but also politics and foreign counter untell jones also shouldn't mix and that is just as dangerous. so that's the process the republicans are focused on and concerned about. >> you are saying the democrats memo that was released, 10 pages, does not suppo

robert mueller/investigation. >> be 535. [inaudible conversations] good morning everybody. our guest is former attorney general eric holder. our guest is former attorney general eric holder. [inaudible] >> mr. holder was one -- holder was 82nd attorney general under obama 29 -- 2009 through 2015 and was have one -- active in thee redistricting efforts executive director of the national democratic redistricting committee thanks for joining us. we are on the record no live blogging or reach weeding or filing ofil any kind when we finish at ten a clock and we will photo on this e-mail pictures us and is the breakfast and as you know from my predecessor to ask the question a please send me a settled nonthreatening signal we do have a big crowd to please limit you one question if everybody gets a question we can do a second round so now if you would like to make brief opening remarks? >> thanks for inviting us to spend time there are a few people that i know and a lot of people i don't personally know but have seen on television thank you for the job that you are doing even to say the job that you are doing now maybe more impor

robert kraft, and tom brady. >>> we are joined live with another part of the story. >> reporter: eric, it was all hands on deck and during tonight's enforcement, officers could not help but be reminded of two dui cases that have had a profound impact on the department. he was responding to a collision when a motorist suspected of driving under the influence crashed into his motorcycle. >> you have been in that situation before and you hear crashes and you hope it's not coming at you, and you have to step back to regain my composure. and i could have been killed but thank god i was not. >> three weeks before an officer was killed near hayward. for many dui crackdowns have taken on a whole new meaning. >> it wakes you up and reminds you this job is dangerous and at any moment you can be gone, and it makes you really, you know, have that sense of mission that this is why i joined the highway patrol. >> every available officer was on duty sunday looking for the duis, and it's a figure that baffles the mind of many people that say they would never take such a risk. >> it's $10,000 to get started with a dui, and it'

eric: even with $200 million. we are back at 4:00 eastern. >> president trump takes to twitter today and it defends his statement on rush after special counsel robertvestment of 13 russians on friday. the russian hoaxes that the trump campaign colluded with russia. we will go live to the winter white house. leland: plus, survivors of the parkland school shooting demand new gun control laws, plus new details on what red flags fly enforcement missed. >> there's still no clear pathway to compromise on the daca and immigration in congress. we'll find out congress. we'll find out what is standing in the way of the deal. ♪

eric: justice department officials filed a motion to dismiss the lawsuit brought by paul manafort. he has done that against robertueller and rod rosenstein. he pled not guilty to money laundering and tax he vision charges last october. he says the alleged allegations fall outside the bounds of russian melding and mueller doesn't have the legal authority to have brought the charges against him. molly. an amtrak train collides with a freight train in south carolina. two people are dead and others injured. ♪ i thought i was managing my moderate to severe crohn's disease. then i realized something was missing... me. my symptoms were keeping me from being there. so, i talked to my doctor and learned humira is for people who still have symptoms of crohn's disease after trying other medications. and the majority of people on humira saw significant symptom relief and many achieved remission in as little as 4 weeks. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems,

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new york attorney general eric schneiderman yesterday said he had filed a suit against harvey weinstein, his brother robertpany itself the suit alleges that executives and the company's board failed to protect employees. more than 70 bill have accused harvey weinstein of sexual misconduct he denies those allegations. >> it's a group of investors but snyderman's lawsuit has the allegations on hold. in the statement, weinstein's attorneys told cnbc that we believe a fair investigation with mr. snyderman will investigate that many of the -- the dow and s&p are coming off the worst day in years mike, we know that there's corrections and there's bear markets. >> yeah. >> i guess we could do a study on how many bear markets there have been and how many corrections there have been and if there's been twice as many corrections as bear markets, then you come to the conclusion or three times or whatever -- >> yeah. >> -- that not all corrections lead to bear markets. >> that's absolutely true. >> probably most of them don't. >> i think 1/3 of corrections have ultimately gone into a bear market you're kind of fouled

>> east bay congressman eric swalwell tweeted this: >> swalwell refers to reports that the president's lawyers are urgeing him to refuse an "interview" with special counsel robertanwhile, president trump is expected to decide by tomorrow whether to allow the public release of a second memo from the house intelligence committee investigating russian election interference. the document from democrats is in response to a republican memo criticizing the fbi and justice department for their illegal surveillance of a former member of the trump campaign with ties to russia. >>> time now is 5:31. let's check the forecast. it is warm. >> it's going to be warm. yes, it's already feeling warm out there so you may not even need a sweater on your morning jog. later on this afternoon you won't need a sweater definitely. clear visibility. no fog, no clouds. it's nice and clear. it's our 13th day in a row of no precipitation. 15 to 20 degrees above average today. we'll stay warm through friday. then a change for the weekend. here's what you can expect. here's a live view of san jose now looking good. 50 degrees. santa rosa cooler at 40. san francisco 57 this morning. 52 oaklan

eric swallow. and from salt lake city, republ now that we've seen the memo, the big questiois this leave the robert mueller special co tweet that the president put out this weekend.s trump in probe, but the russian there was no collusion and there was no now used because of one year of looking endlessly and finding d. this is an american disgrace. congressma stuart, does the g.o.p. memo vindict end the need for the special prosecutor's investigation?esn't end that ma. i think it would be a mistake for anyone to suggest that the special counsel shouldn't complete his work. i support his work, i want him to finish it. i hope he finishes it as quickly as possible. this memo has frankly nothing at all to do with a special counsel. it was one of the criticisms of people last week and before that who had never seen the memo who said this is to impugn the integrity of the work of a special counsel. as you know now, it has nothing to do with at all with that. i hope the special counsel will completed on behalf of the american people. >> chris: what you think the president is up to when he puts out a tweet

eric swalwell, thank you, sir. great testimony for us tonight. thank you, frank and natasha and charlie savage. coming up, robert mueller wants to know more about how trump and his team crafted a fake explanation for that trump tower meeting with don junior, kushner the son-in-law and paul manafort. the one they had with the russians last, you know key figures in the trump white house are feeling the heat. when went on in that room last june with the russians? plus, role reversal. can you imagine is the outrage from republicans had it been hillary clinton who were president right now and had done the kinds of things donald trump has been doing and chelsea. just flip it around and say suppose they had done anything like this. when you lay it out like that, it's staggering to see how republicans continue to put party over principle. the reckoning coming for the republican party as they for an whatever reasons defend trump in what is sure to be a collision with robert mule per finally, lets me finish tonight with trump watch. he won't like it. this is "hardball" where the action is. ♪ ♪ run your business at cloud s

eric holder talks about his service during the obama administration. in his current role working with the national democratic redistricting committee.he also responded to questions about redistricting. the house intelligence committee memos that robert mueller's russia investigation. >>. [inaudible] this is his first appearance. thank you for coming. [inaudible] [laughter] i will point out that you are a son of an earlier era. >> that was one of the favorite judges. >> i will note that mr. holder was nations 82nd attorney general serving six years under president obama. from 2009 until 2015. he continues to collaborate with president obama today and his advocacy on redistricting. we are also joined by kelly ward ., executive director of the national democratic redistricting committee.thank you for joining us. and now for the ground rules. we are on e.the record. please, no live blogging or tweeting. in shortcoming of filing of any kind while this is underway. there is no embargo when we finish. we will email pictures of the session to all reporters here as soon as the breakfast is over. as you know, from my predecessor, u if you have a question 78 nonthreatening signal. >> did you had to say that? nonthreatening? [laughter] >> becau

eric stalwell. and from salt lake city, republican chris stewart. gentlemen, now that we've seen the memo, the big question is where does this leave the robert mueller special counsel investigation. here's a tweet the president put out this weekend. the memo totally vindicates trump in probe. but the russian witchhunt goes on and on. there was no collusion and no obstruction. the word now used because after one year of looking endlessly, and finding nothing, collusion is dead. this is an american disgrace. congressman stewart, does the gop memo vindicates the president through? does it and they needed for the special prosecutor's investigation? >> it doesn't and that need at all. i think it would be a mistake for anyone to suggest the special counsel should complete its work. this memo has friendly nothing at all to do with the special counsel. it was one of the criticisms of people last weekend before that had never seen the memo who said this is to impugn the integrity and the work of the special counsel. as you know now chris, it has nothing at all to do with that. they are very separate. i hope the special counsel completes his work and reports

eric: even with $200 million. we are back at 4:00 eastern. >> president trump takes to twitter today and it defends his statement on rush after special counsel robert mueller's investment of 13 russians on friday. the russian hoaxes that the trump campaign colluded with russia. we will go live to the winter white house. leland: plus, survivors of the parkland school shooting demand new gun control laws, plus new details on what red flags fly enforcement missed. >> there's still no clear pathway to compromise on the daca and immigration in congress. we'll find out congress. we'll find out what is standing in the way of the deal. ♪ welcome to "america's news hq" from washington. i am antony kay williams. leland: great to be home with you on this sunday. i am leland vittert. this palm beach retreat retreating when the president is up early, so as kevin corke in west palm beach with a little bit more. a long morning for you, buddy. >> limit to how you come whenever the president is up in tweety know it's going to be this kind of day. white house officials have long told you and me that twitter is an unvarnished view into the mind of the president in an

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eric columbus, you've been considering rod rosenstein's position in this, you wrote a piece about it in "the washington post" yesterday. why is the president obsessed with rod rosenstein? >> rod rosenstein is robertueller's boss. and any decision that robert mueller makes can be overturned by rosenstein in his capacity as the acting attorney general, given that jeff sessions is recused from everything. so anything that mueller does can be overturned by rosenstein. and if rosenstein were gone and someone more compliant were shifted into his position we could see a different path for the mueller investigation. >> barbara mcquad, how do you get someone more compliant? let's suppose rod rosenstein is forced out, goes the andrew mccabe route, can't take it anymore and quits, who then becomes the deputy attorney general, and, in effect, acting attorney general in this matter. >> i think next is line is the associate attorney general, rachel brand. i don't know her but what i know about her is she's a career professional. so i don't know that president trump would fair better with rachel brand in charge. i suppose he could get going -- >> excuse me. by keep going do you mean keep firing people? >> repor

eric holder talked about his service during the obama administration. in his current role working with the national democratic redistricting committee.he also response to questions about redistricting. the house intelligence committee memos and robert mueller/investigation. [inaudible] [inaudible] [laughter] the son of an earlier era. >> that was one of the favorite judges. >> i will note that mr. holder was 82nd attorney general. serving six years under president obama. from 2009 until 2015. he continues to collaborate with the president obama today and his advocacy on redistricting. we are also joined by kelly ward, to the right of i yield executive director of the redistricting committee. thank you for joining us. ground rules. we are on the record. please, no tweeting, no filing of any kind while this is underway. no embargo when we finish at 10 am. email pictures of the session to all reporters here as soon as the breakfast is over. as you know, from a predecessor, dave kloke, if you like to ask a question, please send me a subtle nonthreatening signal. i will happily call on many of you as time permits. >> do you say that, nonthreatening? >> it is the times. a big crowd today. is that you limit yourself to one question. if ev

robert mueller has added tax evasion and bank fraud charges. >> i'm shocked and saddened quite honestly. >> the governor eric greitens was indicted on a felony charge of invasion of privacy. >> he's innocent. >> historic flooding in the midwest is about to get even worse. rivers are about to rise with more rain falling. >> all that. >> westbrook for the win, got it. the dagger. >> and all that matters. >> i answer in your voice. >> pretty big dade fy for tiffa haddish. >> you are so, so, so good. >> you told me that before in a dream. >> it's true. >> on cbs this morning. >> the canadian prime minister justin trudeau is giving a lesson in how not to conduct international diplomacy. >> one of india's most popular politicians tweeted we indians don't dress like this every day, sir. not even in bollywood. >> if this is what he does in india, i can't wait for the like, it's me. >> this morning's eye opener is presented by toyota. let's go places. >> something tells me justin trudeau's going to hear jokes for a little bit longer on his tour. norah o'donnell's off but we're in good hand because bianna golodryga is with us. >> happy to be here. >>

robert mueller's probe into alleged russian meddling in the 2016 election. the charges add to money laundering and conspiracy charges already filed against manafort and gates. and in missouri, police arrested republican governor eric greitens thursday after a grand jury indicted him on charges of felony invasion of privacy stemming from an extramarital affair in 2015. the indictment accuses greitens of blindfolding and tying up a woman with whom he was having a consensual affair and then taking her picture without her consent and threatening to release the naked photograph if she ever spoke publicly about the affair. governor greitens was arraigned thursday and later released on his own recognizance. he has acknowledged the affair but denies any criminal behavior. greitens is a former u.s. navy seal who was elected in 2016 after he ran on a pro-gun, anti-obama platform. he had been a democrat who then changed to become a republican. this is an excerpt of a campaign commercial in which greitens is seen firing hundreds of rounds from a high-caliber machine gun. governor whoens, a will set his sight on politics as usual, reduce spending, create jobs, protect life, protect the second a moment, and fight obama's democr

robert mueller is accusing this guy, alex vanderschwan who is the son of an oligarch that is close to putin with lying to federal investigators about his contacts with the former trump advise eric gates. now gates and the former trump campaign manager paul manafort, were indicted for money laundering and conspiracy and all kinds of things tied to their pro russia lobbying in ukraine. the thinking here, the lawyer gets a plea dale and gates gets a plea deal in an attempt to get to manafort, the top of the food chain. generally speaking, work around the perimeter to get to the center. peeling the onion. licks to the tootsie pop center. you understand the point. this is the latest in a string of charges from robert mueller. last week rod rosenstein announced the indictment of 13 russian nationals and three russian companies charged with setting up an elaborate plot to influence american voters among other things. the special counsel is looking to moscow's meddling in the 2016 election and also on a separate track, possible collusion with members of the president's campaign and separately whether the president has obstructed justice along the way. president trump and the russian pr

robert mueller as part of the russia investigations. what remains unclear is whether president trump will exert executive privilege limiting her testimony. here is the democratic congressman ericl last hour when he said this at 9:00. >> no secret that hope hicks is a relevant witness for us. she is one of the closest advisors to the president. that was the case throughout the campaign, the transition, and all the way up until today. >> bill: catherine herridge live in d.c. let's start there. good morning. >> we anticipate that white house communications director hope hicks will arrive at any time for that closed door session before the house intelligence committee and anticipate that she may refuse to answer questions on the basis of executive privilege. the same approach used by steve bannon when he recently testified before the same committee on capitol hill. investigators want to explore what role hicks played crafting a statement about the 2016 trump tower meeting between the president's son and a russian lawyer among others. key moments in the campaign. >> we hope that she will be fully cooperative. but at this point i don't know what we can expect except that we expect h

eric holder talks about his service during the obama administration. in his current role working with the national democratic redistricting committee.he also responded to questions about redistricting. the house intelligence committee memos that robert mueller's russia investigation. >>. [inaudible] this is his first appearance. thank you for coming. [inaudible] [laughter]