the fec in court to ask a judge to force the fec to enforce the law and prevent the nra and other political operatives from violating this central component of campaign finance law. >> now, just to get specific about this, a part of the statement that your organization, the campaign legal center, put out on the lawsuit, you say the fec, federal election commission, is the independent regulatory agency tasked with enforcing campaign laws in federal elections, but in recent years it has failed to investigate countless high-profile cases. so is the crux of your lawsuit the failure to investigate? >> well, it's both. so campaign legal center, along with giffords, filed four complaints with the fec asking it to investigate coordination between the nra and seven candidates. within 21 days, giffords and the fec have the right to sue them in court. the fec defines coordination in a number of different ways. one of those ways is through the use of a common vendor. what we found is that the nra was using a complex network of shell corporations to evade detection of violations of the fec's common bend

it changed and that has come through in the ways in which he and his legal team have reacted to the fecting to do battle over this. emily: expedia is moving to simplify its ownership model and boost value. the company has agreed to acquire liberty expedia holdings in a $2.6 billion all stock deal. the structure has been divided between two billionaires. one will become the largest shareholder with a 29% stake. apple and qualcomm agreed to end a two-year legal battle over billions of dollars in tech licensing fees that threatened to jeopardize qualcomm's most profitable line of business. shares surged 20% on the news tuesday. to discuss details, we spoke to our reporters. >> this morning kicked off with apple's lawyers giving their perspective and the contract manufacturers. after them, we were about 20 minutes of qualcomm finishing prepared opening remarks. it was interesting because emily: you are just on the show previewing what would happen. you have been covering the industry for decades, are you surprised they came to terms? >> remember what we said yesterday, he said that this is

it definitely wasn't reported to the fec.y was donated to this trump inaugural gala, the trump administration did take action to benefit those firms and others like them. now noble's accounted for that money still. and we don't have any sense that anybody's looking for it. it's just -- i realize it's a complicated set of facts, but when you liep them up sort of clonlogically in terms of who got what for what they appeared to spend their money on, this is just a stunning piece. please keep us surprised. >> thank you. >>> all right, much more to get to tonight. stay with us. all right, much mo to tonight stay with us on a john deere x300 series mower. because seasons may change... ♪ ...but true character doesn't. ♪ wow, you've outdone yourself this time. hey, what're neighbors for? it's beautiful. nothing runs like a deere™. run with us. save $300 on x330 and x350 select series lawn tractors. at participating john deere dealers. hey, who are you? oh, hey jeff, i'm a car thief... what?! i'm here to steal your car because, well,

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increase the price of cars almost 3,wil 3,000 dollarsd light vehicle sales will go down this is a summer, fec of these tariff -- effect on the tariffs on auto industry, i understand the wall from you know, i keeping out illegals perspective, i agree, but economically, have you seen it does not make sense. >> well, i guess they came up with this analysis today. or in last two days when president said 25%, these are probably about the same cabal of people who said when president putariffs on china, it would cae the stock market to crash. but we see what you that turned out. however, to your point, auto industry, also includes american workers. and if in this hype threat call -- i am talking about auto workers. people who work in auto parts plant, president has a responsibility more than just shareholders of ford, gm and fiat chrysler, he has a responsibility to the communities across this country that have been devastated by wholesale relocation of our auto industry to other parts of the world. >> curtis ellis, thank you so much for coming in sorry we had to break in i am sure you are used to p

she was a little bit critical of the fec, which was interesting.eks, they came to an agreement, to come back to her with something that they will be ok with. ♪ >> the drama around the embattled auto tighten carlos ghosn erupted again with prosecutors the arresting him on fresh allegations that he used nissan funds for his own purposes. he has dismissed it as "outrageous." where are we? >> forget about battle for control of the company, that is pretty much over. this is a battle for control of the fate of carlos ghosn, and whether he will spend many years behind bars are not. it is also a battle of control of the narrative. he has scheduled a press conference in tokyo one week from today to tell the truth from his perspective. prosecutors are getting another step back on carlos ghosn, re-arresting him on new charges of aggravated breach of trust, stemming from allegations of illegal payments, they say, of upwards of $5 million usd to a distributor in oman, as well as in lebanon. lots of different allegations which, as you rightfully said, carlos gho

the fec took notice and reached out to his lawyers and we found ourselves in this contempt of court fightr him to send this tweet was reminiscent of it, and based on just context, did not look like the sort of post that was run by a lawyer. it was in passing cap made in a reply to some person on twitter. it definitely read as though musk was doing something very similar, just casually talking about how the cars tesla is going to make. and they have argued that is material information and something he is supposed to get cleared with a lawyer. so, no question elon musk likes to fly close to the sun, which is what many love about him. but if the information is correct, is he allowed to tweet about it? this is why the judge said tong the case has put the reasonableness pants on, to go back and come to an agreement of what is and is not material and what the protocols are. changed andd it that has come through in the ways in which he and his legal the fece reacted to wanting to do battle over this. is moving toa simplify its ownership model and boost value. agreed toy has acquire liberty exped

they also the fec deadline.east reports facebook will participate in the dnc primary debates which is different than the social media's jump into the 2016 race. meanwhile, congressman from california running for president told a union gathering that despite all the rancor in washington, he has proof of his bipartisanship. >> i'm the son of two republicans. i married a hoosier that grew up with the pences. i go on fox news mostly so my parents and in-laws can see me on tv. >> reporter: that proves all politics are indeed local. >> dana: very good. we might have president trump, some sound from him. we'll let you go and i'll see if there's anything we have. here he is, right now. >> also, they come in and raid their houses and it's very dangerous. they're told never to leave their house at night. and during the day, always carry a gun and know how to use it. and when they have their fences, these are big ranches, when they have their fences, never go near the gate unless you have two people, especially at night. m

caroline: investors pleased it is not the fec this time. max, we thank you.ck on the latest business flash headlines. samsung will delay friday's scheduled release of the smartphone. the company said that the device needs further improvement. some test models suffered screen failures after only days of using. is galaxy fold on this price $2000. shares of intel fell. issued a short report on the toymaker. a seemingly dysfunctional management and the recall of a sleeper over. that it makes it hard to play with. that is your business flash update. something that took my attention, ipo me -- ipo needs. names, tyson foods, seeking to raise at least $184 million in an ipo. excited for kind of this. i am not vegan, i don't eat this stuff. would never eat it. but i'm excited about the promise of having viable alternatives to the old veggie discs we remember from our youth. caroline: [laughter] be a hugeis going to cultural fight. -- people will be worried one day this is all there is. it is going to be enormous. caroline: it already is. apparently the key risk in the

so official first quarter fund-raising numbers for the 2020 democratic candidates are out from the fecthere they are. look at your screen. bernie sanders leading the pack with a haul of over $18 million. kamala harris is in second followed by -- she has 12 million. then there's beto o'rourke, $9.4 million. then pete buttigieg, $7.1 million. then elizabeth warren. there's the list. you can look at the numbers. joe lockhart is here, bakari sellers, alice stewart. glad you all could join us this evening. that's a lot of dough, joe, when you look at all those numbers, the top ten, bernie outraised the next closest candidate by $6 million this quarter. it's early, but that is a lot of staying power, right? >> it is a lost money. it's not surprising. he's got a base he built in 2016. i think some of the more surprising numbers are as you go down, that there are a lot of people raising a lot of dough. i think, you know, the trick now is to raise enough money to start to build staff in the early states and get to the debates and, you know, use the debates to shine. i think the people who haven

legal constraints of not talking about it publicly, because that triggers a two-week period under the fec rules. that said, there have been columns. the "new york times" and others in the "new york times." peggy noonan, "wall street journal," don't run. we like you so much. done so much. you're going to be destroyed by this field of candidates in the primaries and your legacy destroyed? >> what's great about america, andrea, everybody has the opportunity to follow their heart and run if they want to run. it's a very personal decision. i don't think you can tell anybody else what to do. certainly there are a lot of people who told barack obama not to run. he's never be able to win and did it twice. so if he wants to make his case to the american people, i think we should welcome that. >> i wanted to talk about finding my voice. because your journey has been extraordinary. your background. you know, what -- you learned from your parents. also to face racism, to be confronted by that, given your level of achievement, just tells you so much. you wrote in the book that you turn returned home t

according to a newly filed fec complaint, the congresswoman enter chief of staff operated an illegalhe complaint says this allowed her to raise more money than she would have been allowed to legally. francis is a fox business anchor, cohost of outnumbered, a frequent guest on the show in a very good at detail so we've asked her to come on tonight and explain what this complaint say says. >> i read the complaint and the laway it reads, it's actually a very clever scheme. it looks like they set up a company and you could be sort of a venture investor in this company and they said it was going to be like the uber of political campaign so anyone could kind of start their campaign and you could get political services for way below market price. the problem is the company went out of business it seems from the complaint, that's how it reads. this is all alleged, the company basically spent most of its money on her campaign. the investors, investors, never got anything back. they just helped her campaign. so if you think about that in the worst light, it sounds like if you were a finance sm

e, the political action committee where he worked had to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars in fec fines for legal violations occurring during the time he was in charge of that pac. i mean, i don't know how far we're going to get down through the alphabet when it comes to stephen moore, but hey, he did also write a book called "trumponomics." so obviously that trumps everything. pun intended. clearly that alone makes him the best man in the country for that job, or for any other. but stephen moore's nomination to be on the federal reserve board, a job he admits he knows nothing about, it does appear to be sort of teetering tonight as this torrent of bad news about him and the white house's apparent total failure to vet him for this nomination continues to pile up in a bad way. for what it's worth, i will just mention steve benen who writes the blog for this show at maddowblog.com, steve is normally a very reserved guy. he is an understatement kind of guy. i have to say steve called this one from the very beginning. if you read maddowblog.com, you will recognize this. when stephen m

accounting for that money and filing the fec report is much more complicated and time consuming when have 525,000 different sources of income and added into a total income, which in this case is over $18 million. they approached that with the highest degree of competence and professionalism. and every person who contributed. and that same presidential campaign, those campaigns who do that are all capable of doing that. they should be able to make sure that their candidate's tax returns are filed on time and publicly released as quickly as possible. the campaigns can't pay do that. but they can make sure the candidates are getting that done. even though there is no law that forces them to do that. on sunday bernie sanders added something about president trump after he said that he -- bernie sanders said he would be releasing his tax returns after dotting the is and crossing the ts. >> by the way, let me challenge . >>> by the way, let me challenge president trump to do the same, crust me, we do not have investments in russia or saudi arabia, or anyplace else, yes, we will be releasing

thought about this they've not been able to come to that determination but if ultimately, you know, the fecere to mandate that, in, you know, perhaps that could be a blessing in disguise over time assuming they could find the right person and continue to make sure that elon was fully engaged in the company. >> thanks for joining us toni of bergstein. >>> the social media company's plans for the next stage of growth shares are spiking right now by almost 2%. they've doubled this year down 34% since going public a little more than two years ago. julia boorstin out where they announced the gaming platform and the expansion of content. >> they haven't announced just yet but what's driving the stops that move higher that evan anuan announced the snap just far beyond its own app but enable their users to share directly from snap to other apps and allow their users to share from there back into snap to help grow engagement. like tinder and social network house party will be able to have their users update their profiles with the snap stories they're also going to be bringing content from other app

today was the deadline to file first quarter fund-raising reports with the fec. it's early. i know. if you are in the habit of parsing these numbers, i think there's a couple of different ways to look at them, depending on if you are a glass half full or glass half empty person. on one hand, we have seen a lot made of the fact that nobody in the race right now is matching the kind of totals that we saw in 2007 from the democratic field. that year, hillary clinton brought in $26 million in the first quarter with obama stunning the political world by raising nearly as much, $25 million. neither of them is an incumbent, raising 26 and $25 million in the first quarter. yeah. john edwards and bill richardson brought in respectable hauls. that last time, democrats were running without a democratic incumbent. here is the equivalent numbers from this year. bernie sanders has raked in over $18 million. that puts him ahead of what john edwards had this time in 2007. even with that, you can see none of the democratic candidates is hitting the types of numbers that the candidates hit in 2007. t

the fec has hit musk for $40 in fines.lori loughlin and flevment free on bail after appearing in boston court on wednesday. they are both charged in the massive college admission scandal. that didn't stop loughlin from smiling at the fans. >> lori, lori, lori, pay for my tuition. lori. >> dozens of parents are accused of paying bribes, thousands of dollars worth to get their children into elite colleges. that is some of the news, brian. brian: if lori is watching don't pay for that girl's tuition. that's what got you in trouble to begin with border state lawmakers doubling down on president trump's call for stronger security. >> the border needs security measures. i'm talking about a wall, a physical barrier. boots on the ground. technology, and surveillance. brian: and arizona would know. so while the fight escalates here at home, overseas border walls are going one very little fanfare. in pakistan, for example, officials set to border barrier with iran to keep people out. this after already building a barrier on its bord

we'll see the chairman of the fec making the announcement later on today with the president. >> i keepn thinking of john legend and the national inquire of t-mobile merging to sprint. the justice department is independent. maybe we need to two combined? >> t-mobile has been -- >> we'll see here. >> what have we not gotten to >> quick thought on uber, not as bad as the year before >> i keep on thinking this is one where someone can send post lyft, oh, it is not clear they're going to have great growth or it is going to be overseas it is more about, it is uber eats i have been to uber freight. it is not wrong to characterize it as that lyft is like this giant shroud over everything. i was doing work on pinterest to my team, i want to know everything lyft-life, it is being code for are you kidding me >> anesthesiologitotal of the g are in five markets. san francisco and london and new york >> there you go. i thought lyft wuould be better the rest of the guys telling me this is going to be great. i think this one is better than lyft the concentration and the belief that you have to have gr

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we filed litigation to push the fec to look at their campaign finance violations.they clearly have some sort of internal turmoil happening, and i think we'll probably be finding out more about that in the coming days and weeks. clearly there is an organization that no longer represents the will of the gun owners it claims to represent. it certainly does not represent the will of the american people. it appears to represent the will of its own executives and maybe the gun industry, and that's something that i think people are really fed up with. you're seeing it in their plummeting approval ratings, and politicians who stand by the nra are not doing well by it. >> there's one thing to have approval ratings. there's other things to see a legislative in. are you seeing that anywhere, where you can breakthrough? >> you know, we saw 67 new laws passed in 26 states after the tr tragedy at parkland last year. we're seeing a tremendous amount of progress at the state level. we now have a congress in place that is making gun violence prevention a priority, and bills are pas

first quarter fec filings show buttigieg has spent less than $700,000 of the more than 7 million raisedarren and mayor pete, by the way, will be our guest on thursday morning. it will be great to see him. >> it will be great to see him again. nick confessore, a lot to digest when you look at the numbers. i am impressed by the burn rate of mayor pete being so low. one of the first bits of advice i got before i launched my campaign was an old washington hand told me hey, kid, here's the secret. raise a lot of money and don't spend any of it. >> mayor pete's number is the convergence of two important trends in politics. the first is viral politics. you can make a campaign out of moments that go viral. you can have a moment and a second and third moment. the second is there is now a fund raising mechanism, small donors online. take advantage of that viral politics where you can raise money off the hits. you don't necessarily have to build the same kind of campaign team across many states to make a campaign in the early stages. he's flying light. it's a real advantage for him. the final take

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because right now it has just been revealed because today ends the first quarter reporting period for fecclosure for all candidates are due today. they have raised $30.3 million so far. 99% of donald trump's donations were $200 or less. averaging $34. when you look at the amount of money the trump campaign and the rnc have in the coffers right now, $82 million in the bank: jedediah: that's a lot of money. brian: the president of the united states will be spending today in meaption, in minnesota. because he lost minnesota by about 1.5%. he says if i can make a couple more visits there i probably could have won that state. one of the states he feels he can expand his reach in the electoral college. it's no coincidence that he is spending tax day there and he is spending it in an area that went blue in the last election. he thinks that they benefited greatly from his tax plan. some in the blue states did not. this is an area which did. he wants to emphasize that today. jedediah: we mentioned that trump raised 30.3 million. if you compare that to democrats and fundraising reports. you had 18.

the fec, that's equal republicans and democrats, they want to change the size of that too.n the scale because they can't win in a fair fight. they want to change how it works. you know what they did in the last election? in maine, they changed how you vote in federal offices. you don't pick one person, you rank them. the republican won in maine but at the end of the day lost because they didn't come in for 50%. there's as member of congress sitting today who came in second because he was a democrat and he got to go through because of the elections. maria: this is a really important point. our viewers need to understand it. there's also an issue around healthcare. so healthcare in america, the president came out and now is vowing to make it a priority ahead of the 2020 election and all of a sudden healthcare is right -- you're up against the wall on this. here's what he said. watch this. >> let me just tell you exactly what my message is. the republican party will soon be known as the party of healthcare. you watch. we are going to be the republicans the party of great healt

a statement from the 2020 reelection campaign saying the fec report highlights president trump's immenser. 98.7% contributions came from low-dollar contributions, $200 or less. the average donation to the trump campaign a mere $34.26. now i want to tell you this, too, bill before i let you go. one notable name absent from the list i shared with you that you may have been wondering about is that of the former vice president, joe biden. i want you to keep in mind he has yet to declare his candidacy. many polls show he is still the most popular among the field of potential democrat winners in 2020. or at least those who would like to win in 2020. we expect the president, bill, to be making his way to minnesota shortly within the hour. if we get a read-out before he departs i promise to share it. for now, back to you. >> bill: kevin corke from the white house. thank you, sir. >> sandra: fox news alert for washington where we're awaiting the attorney general's release of a redacted version of the mueller report. that could happen any time now. what we could learn from it and the legal battles