flynn about it? >> the reason i'm here is to demonstrate to everybody that this is an international problem. international law enforcement are collaborating on this. my remarks will be limited, because we have an ongoing criminal investigation in canada. with respect to the canadian victims, two of which you learned being hosted by canada in the world anti-doping agency, as well as the canadian center for ethics and support. those investigations are parallel investigations, however, there is a collaboration and sharing of information amongst the law enforcement community to tackle the problem as a global community, which is critical in any success we will have in dealing with this problem. we have to make the world borderless in the law enforcement context. >> in terms of how this got started in the u.s. separately from overseas? >> i am not going to go into the specifics, but in general, we have a great interest in this group of hackers who have been operating. members of this group have been indict

there are scenes about lawyers racing down when flynn is meeting with the fbi in secret. >> how did flynn working for trump at the time, why would he meet and talk about sanctions, the very thing the russians wanted removed and then lie about it? he must have known he was violating the logan act or something. what made him think he should do something in the interest of his candidate but then deny it on the record? >> i think he ends up being trapped by this. against all odds, it is true of so many characters around trump. none of them expect him to win and be vaulted into the senior positions in government. and then they have to account for the behavior that occurred before he is sworn in. and flynn is doing -- we know he has checked with the trump campaign in florida before he has this conversation with the russian ambassador. and hethen he has to hide it. he decides to lie about it. >> it is the story of our time. the apprentice, he is the apprentice in your book to vladimir putin. it's kind of embarrassing for a grown man to be admitted you have a relationship like that. >>> a tale of

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i started asking him questions about flynn. he wouldn't tell me what they talked about.confirm they had discussed sanctions. but he confirmed he had known flynn for quite a long time and they had many, many conversations dating back several years, and that was valuable for us at the time as we were just scraping to pull together information about what was happening between the fledgling trump administration and russia. >> well, it's a great piece of work, and all of your work. congratulations on the pulitzer, you just keep going. greg miller, "the apprentice" is the book. tice" is the book don't forget that the past can speak to the future. ♪ ♪ i'm going to be your substitute teacher. don't assume the substitute teacher has nothing to offer... same goes for a neighborhood. don't forget that friendships last longer than any broadway run. mr. president. (laughing) don't settle for your first draft. or your 10th draft. ♪ ♪ you get to create the room where it happens. ♪ ♪ just don't think you have to do it alone. ♪ ♪ the powerful backing of american express. don't live life

you still have people cooperating, like michael flynn who continues to have his sentencing postponedhael cohen who is involved in a separate part of the investigation. and of course paul manafort is now -- and of course his own rick gates, former right hand man. so you have all these people who are still on the hook with the collusion investigation and with mueller's probe, who would fit into probably the third category and perhaps the most intriguing and interesting to the american people because those are the people who the government has jurisdiction over, who mueller's team could actually prosecute, not just a talking indictment. so i think you have this category that's out there and looming that is giving more confidence based on rosenstein's own comments about, listen, we will be warranted in the reason why you bring these prosecutions. and that third category has yet to be unearthed. >> uh-huh. she mentioned michael cohen. so jewel yarks let's talk about michael cohen. i wonder how much trouble or maybe how worried the president should be because here is what the reporting is,

favorite instances of that is when we reported that his initial national security advisor, michael flynn had had conversations with the rush and ambassador about the lifting of sanctions by the administration taking office and flynn denied that and we reported that he had had the conversation and talked about these things and spoken to the russian ambassador. subsequent to that the president gave a speech in which he said , you know, they say they have nine sources which is what we reported because we did have nine sources, he said they say they have nine sources but they have no sources. immediately after saying we had no sources he then called for a leak investigation, so i don't know how you reconcile the two, [ laughter ], if we had no sources, what exactly is he investigating and not only that he followed up subsequently by firing general flynn on the grounds that he had lied about his conversations, lied to the president of the united states and the american public. so, this was the very same story he said was untrue and was based on no sources whatsoever. so this is what we are de

david: phil flynn, thank you very much. melissa. melissa: bring in today's panel jonathan hoenig from capitalist pig hedge fund a fox news contributor. carol roth, former investment banker and creator of the future file legacy system. thank you both for joining us. carol, i would point to you what federal reserve chairman jerome powell said, a period unprecedented in modern history as you look at another record today on wall street. can you believe it or do you think it's a little long in the tooth? >> no. i can believe it. i think that there are a lot of things that are going, that contend it is going to continue. if you look at the brett of the rally, it hasn't been particularly broad. so it was niece to see an industry like financials today, finally participating and i think that we do. we have a lot of good news ahead of us. so i think there is room to run here. melissa: jonathan -- >> i'm not a pessimist. i know -- melissa: i just want to ask you, so the president tweeted out the only reason to vote for a democrat is if you're

cheryl: thanks to phil flynn, thank you for watching fbn:am, mornings with maria starts right now. ♪open world in san francisco, here is maria bartiromo with special editions with mornings with maria. maria: good wednesday morning, everybody, thank you so much for joining us, i'm maria bartiromo, heaps wednesday to you, it is wednesday october 24th, your top stories right now just before 6:00 a.m. on the east coast, markets are under pressure once again this morning, futures pointing to down day on wall street, take a look at where we stand, dow jones industrial average down 150 points, two-thirds of 1% lower e tending yesterday's losses, nasdaq down almost 1%, 63 points on the nasdaq after wild session yesterday as major indices finishing well off to have lowses at the close. it was rough at the close, the s&p 50 also down 1 half of 1% as was the nasdaq, 31 points lower yesterday. let's check global markets, in european trading we do have indices right now higher bouncing after yesterday's declines, ftse is up two-thirds of a percent, cac quarante in paris up two-thirds of a percent

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now he is also being investigated for leaks as it relates to general flynn. and those leaks, we knew from the get-go, were illegal, because -- it shouldn't have been leaked in the first place. >> the information was released in the vault and it revealed that there was an investigation of comments allegedly made by the deputy director andrew mccabe about president trump and flynn. we don't know anything more than that, we know that they list mccabe as a witness in the investigation, not a subject. but it's a first time we heard anything about this and that's an important thing. the senate chief pled guilty to lying about his contacts with the media's of the facet was going on and starting to be exposed little by little. >> we have the entire puzzle framed in and are filling in the pieces, it's pretty incredible what happened. carter, you are in the center of this. we know that for pfizer judges, and we know that christopher steele was on standby. now you haven't rod rosenstein and he's refusing to testify under oath. we can't get glenn simpson to testify under

we are learning prosecutors are likely done with michael flynn, so perhaps we could see movement on the michael flynn front, and these negotiations with the white house over the questioning, which all points to we are nearing a finish line. >> it won't be later than february. i think it will be sooner. >> the question is like november 10th. >> there's a problem with that. >> why? >> what if mueller comes out -- he clearly can't release anything now, and what if he comes out after the midterms, and on november 6th, republicans fair better than is expected. people are going to say wow, if voters had this information they would not have behaved as they just did, and they think we are seeing harmonious -- >> you don't want to have the repeat of james comey who was putting his thumb on the scale. mueller acts as if there's no regard to partisanship. there are fourth coming indictments, you need only read rosenstein's comments that you need evidence that each person on the team is dispensed with, you have another box checked, and if you tell me there's evidence coming forth are mare taurus. i

delete general flynn's conversations? i want them to investigate that. i want them to say who was behind fusion gps. he was fusion gps talking to? what russians were they talking to? who was christopher steele talking to? i want to know all of the russians that fusion gps interviewed, got information from, funneled into the democratic party. then the democratic party funneled to the fbi to open an investigation. that is what they should be looking at. maria: understood. >> i don't know what the hell they were looking at. maria: thank you very much, we will be watching. a big week. devin nunes joining us. after a wrenching debate, brett kavanaugh is sworn in as a supreme court justice. democrats say that the fight is not over. roy blunt will join next in an exclusive interview. stay with us. maria: welcome back. new supreme court justice, brett kavanaugh is preparing for his first week on the job. house democrats say they are not finished yet. donald trump jr. warning in a tweet, quote - trump supporters, you better believe the democrats will do everythin

one of my favorite was when we reported that national security advisor eiko flynn -- michael flynn had conversations with the russian ambassador about the lifting of sanctions prior to the administration taking office. that he denied that. we reported he had had those conversations. he had talked about the lifting of sanctions. has spoken to the russian ambassador. subsequent to that the president gave a speech in which he said they say they have nine sources which is what we reported. he said they said they have nine sources. they have no sources. immediately after saying we had no sources he called for a leak investigation. i don't know how you reconcile the two. if we had no sources what exactly is he investigating? he then followed that up by firing general michael flynn on the grounds he had lied about his conversations -- lied to the president of the united states. in light of the american public about that. this was the same story he said was untrue and was based on no sources whatsoever. this is what we are dealing with. a very weird environment. in that sense he helps to circu

phil flynn standing by in the pits of the cme. why the pop in gold, phil? >> yes, sir. basically we had a big pop on the gold market today. partly concerns, david, what has been going on with the italian debt crisis overseas. that gave the market a big boost today. that really put gold on fire today. it seemed to calm down after we heard from jerome powell today give his speech. basically said inflation, we're watching out for you. if it gets out of hand we'll be verying a agressive but gold closed above its moving average the first time since april. so very strong close. i don't know if the gold market is over. oil prices were trying for the other close right before, highest closing level since november of 2014. the market is waiting new news on inventories coming out later today after the close but we have a very solid oil market right now that is being driven by concerns about iranian sanctions, strong demand and really the tightest global supply situation we've had in a generation. get ready to rock on the commodities it will be a incredible day. david: phil you're

down on specific meetings or calls with flynn.iewed on the rest of it. and i think with manafort cooperating, that meeting in trump tower in the summer of 2016 becomes really important. and there are a lot of questions that people lying have related to that -- people likely have related to that that you would want to know from manafort about don jr. and kushner's involvement. >> i'm curious on the question of in-person interviews, though, i don't think mueller's going to go that way because it seems like it would be such a constitutional fight for him to insist on the sit-down. my feeling has been he wants to essentially check off that box, and if the president doesn't sit down with him, he has the option of saying, well, the president wouldn't meet with us, here's the evidence. in some ways, of course, for the president's legal team, they're happy about that. >> yeah. >> and they can spin it there way, to say we would have been happy to meet with him, but they were unreasonable in their commission. >> got to leave it there. thank

in the case of even general flynn, they didn't think he lied. he was charged with lying.hen you see all of these antique kavanaugh offense and people like jim comey askingka r more information, when you see people rushing to judgment, you see democrats demanding more investigations, you have to remember this one clear point. it's all about politics. it's now about power. it's not about the truth. democrats have been against kavanaugh publicly from the day he was announced. no matter what this investigation finds, they will never vote for him anyway, they never were. it's likely every single important event in modern history, this is a matter that we better get right. if you don't haver evidence, and you are going to rush to judgment, and you are going to have zero presumption of innocence, by the way, this is not the first time. ferguson, missouri, richard jewell, r baltimore, maryland, cambridge police, duke lacrosse, uva rape allegations, now judge kavanaugh, clarence thomas? we have a party of smear, slander, lie, and no due process, none. this shouldn't be political.

we have susan li and phil flynn as well. susan, what happened? >> looks like treasury yields dipped because people were looking to get to the safety of u.s. bonds again. and also utilities, which is a defensive play. a lot of yields. people are rotating money into those. >> shepard: all right. phil flynn, very subdued reaction in the end from the oil markets. if there was the skittishness that typically comes with it and people are fearing higher gas prices, we didn't see it. why not? >> we did. it's the calm before the storm potentially. namely because of what susan said. weekness in the stock market, concern that this brouhaha with saudi arabia could hurt demand and could be bearish. when this story broke, most analysts said this would be bearish for oil. saudi arabia will won't to make nice with the u.s., pump a lot of oil. if it goes the other direction and they get tough sanctions from the u.s., it could go the other way and that's when you'll see oil spike. >> neil: on that thought and i'll do this with you, too, susan, "the new york times"

he's also being investigated for leaks as itt relates to general flynn and by the way, those leaks, wehe get-go, were illegal because that was emma we all know, surveillance, unmasking, that never should have happened or leak in the first place. >> new documents are denied, the fbist released them on the publc information site, and they reveal for the first time that there was an investigation of comments allegedly made by the deputy director andrew mccabe about president trump and flynn. we don't know anything more than that. we know that they list mccabe as a witness of the investigation, not a subject. but it'sss the first time we hae heardd anything about this. that is an important thing. also the senate intelligence security chief pled guilty to lying about his contacts with the media. this week-fest going on -- >> sean: unbelievable. >> it's being exposed little by little. >> sean: the entire puzzle framed in and we are filling it with pieces and it's pretty clear what happened. carter, you are in the center of all of this. we know that four fisa judges, fraud was committed on th

of the faces of the trumpet ministration have changed the first national security adviser michael flynn lasted less than a month and will be sentenced for lying to the f.b.i. later this year but one item of trump's foreign policy has been very consistent as of today we are officially putting iran on notice the iran nuclear deal was one of the main achievements of president obama say is in office it took years of negotiation led in the final stages by his secretary of state john kerry officials from three e.u. countries as well as china and russia. earlier this year president trump made good on his campaign promises and pulled out of the deal most of the u.s. is closest allies continue to back the iran deal the only support for trump's move came from israel and from saudi arabia mohamed bin salman became saudi crown prince in june last year strongly backed by the u.s. he's tried to portray himself as a reformer in the region while highlighting iran's involvement in conflicts in syria and in yemen. however it's actually saudis are the majority of lives in yemen and experts say the mood of

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because i was a reporter at the post covering the stories as they were unfolding and even the mike flynn story and i was getting lost in the deluge of information. i tried to put it in the book in a clean narrative and even then i was seeing connections i was blind to at the time. it's astonishing. >> the administration has talked about china and the threat from china. put that in context with respect with what the russian have done and what are the chinese up to? >> it's interesting the administration's going after china right now and china of course is aggressive in espionage and cyber espionage and has been for many years. the administration hasn't coughed up much evidence they're interfering in a meaningful way nane upcoming election. china puts ads in newspapers and thing like this but the contrast is striking. ia andther points econcile. hav along the line in the last few years. >> we've never seen the president really call out russia in any meaningful way for what happened. >> let me ask you since you covered national security, give me a sense where president trump as a president