r ford.he crowd waiting for the president, just seeing a video helicopterident's landing on the aircraft carrier. we expect the ceremony to get started shortly. we are expecting to hear from james mattis and regina governor terry mcauliffe today. -- virginia governor terry mcauliffe today. president donald trump in the navy's leadership will usher in a new era in naval aviation today. a large cloud of uncertainty still hovers over the $12.9 billion ship. the nuclear powered ship them the first in a new class of carriers, joins the fleet after spending years over budget and behind schedule. it is unlikely to the plate -- deploy for another five years. that is from navytimes.com. the commissioning germany for the uss gerald r ford. -- the commissioning ceremony for the uss gerald r ford. live coverage on c-span. [no audio] [no audio] >> we are live in norfolk, virginia, waiting for the commissioning's our money to begin for the navy's newest aircraft carrier, the uss gerald r ford. president tr

ford. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states, escorted today by captain richard mccormack, united states navy, perspective commanding officer, uss gerald r. ford. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states. platform and a salute. ♪ [cannons] >> ready? ladies and gentlemen, the national anthem will be performed by gerald r. ford's own chief petty officer. advance the colors. ♪ >> platform. hand salute. ♪ >> present arms. >> ♪ oh, say can you see, by the dawn's early light, what so proudly we hailed, at the twilight's last gleaming? whose broad stripes and bright stars, through the perilous fight, o'er the ramparts we watched, were so gallantly streaming and the rocket's red glare, the bombs bursting in air, gave proof through the night, that our flag was still there oh say does that star spangled banner yet wave, o'er the land of the free, and the home of the brave ♪ [applause] >> retire the colors. ♪ >> forward march. [drum roll] >> plat

ford. dad felt that that was one of the highest honors he ever received, was to wear the uniform of lieutenant commander in the united states navy. so upon learning the naming decision, dad wrote a letter about cbn 78 and he concluded his letter, quote, thus is a source of indescribable pride and humility to know that an aircraft carrier bearing my name will be permanently associated with the valor and integrity of the men and women of the united states navy, end quote. there is no one, absolutely no one who would be prouder of the commissioning of this mighty ship than the president of the united states, gerald r. ford. therefore, on behalf of the 38th president of the united states, and as your ship's sponsor, i am honored to give the command, officers and crew of the united states gerald r. ford, man our ship and bring her to life! [cheers and applause] . ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please be seated. ladies and gentlemen, u.s.s. gerald r. ford salutes you. we are proud to se

ford. thank you. [applause] >> thank you. admiral john richardson, united states navy, chief of naval operations. [applause] >> thank you. good morning, everybody. and welcome aboard 100,000 tons of made in the usa. all right? [applause] and embodied perhaps best in our fair sponsor suzanne ford bails, thank you for bringing your spirit to the ship. so, a day of celebration for the ford family. as matt so clearly and concisely said, a day of celebration for our ship builders, here in newport news and throughout the nation who work so hard to bring this ship together. it's definitely a day of celebration for the captain and grew of the gerald r. ford who from this day forward will now no longer be a ship building project, but will be a war ship and a crew. and finally, a great day of celebration for the navy and the nation. for when gerald r. ford moves forward, starts cutting into the waves, she'll be protecting our interests and defending our nation for years to come. to give you a sense o

ford. [applause] for the rest of your lives, you will be able to tell friends and family that you served on the greatest ship in the united states navy, and in my opinion, on the greatest ship anywhere in the world. a moment tould take celebrate this incredible achievement. i want to thank the many public servants who have joined us here today. treasury secretary mnuchin, governor snyder, governor mcauliffe, senator worker, and members of congress, secretary ,tokley, admiral richardson senior military leaders, and of course, the great captain mccormick. [applause] captain, i know you will exemplify integrity at the helm, and have a good time doing it, captain, proud of you. thanks to the entire ford family, susan, jack, stephen, michael for all that you have this ship onrt its voyage. thank you, susan. [applause] i also want to recognize to other people who were very special to president ford. thank you vice president cheney and former secretary of defense rumsfeld. thank you. thank you. [a

ford. david: i'm curious about a number. in terms of how hot it is in that -- at that deck. i know it is about 100 degrees up on the top deck. how hot is it in the hangar deck where you are? >> i'm sweating, can you tell? david: not really. >> it is hot. we have got fans here. they have some fans. they actually have some cooling mist stations around the place, which is nice, but i couldn't tell you, it is just hot, sweating hot. david: at least you don't have to wear a coat. i'm looking at all those navy folks with their heavy coats on and their covers. it is a hot time in there. stay with us, kristin -- i want to go -- hold on a second. we have colonel tony shaffer on the phone with us right now as general keen is still with us and kristin fisher and leland. can you hear us, colonel >> yeah, i'm here. thanks for having me on. david: okay, good. talk about how this aircraft is going to be used in context of our war on terror. i mean, this is a very different kind of war that we're in right

ford and i'm on the u.s.s. eisenhower. i suppose this is the first aircraft carrier to aircraft carrier interview you've done? >> i like it. >> it was great to see the enthusiasm you had and i was struck by the bipartisan message that you had for president trump from the stage a few minutes ago in the sense that rebuilding america's military no matter who you talked to is a necessary thing to do. could be the bipartisan issue, right? >> that's right. i mean, here i sit on the new u.s.s. gerald ford, which literally today was commissioned, there are four aircraft carriers, we have four aircraft carriers right here in virginia. this is who the united states of america is. the strength, the greatest democracy on earth and this is now the most sophisticated ship ever built and i'm just proud as governor that 9,000 virginians got this ship to the point where it is today. this is a great day for america, great day for virginia, but it is bipartisan today. i sat with the president and talked with the president and when it comes t

ford. [applause] for the rest of your lives, you will be able to tell your friends and family that you served on the greatest ship in the united states navy and, in my opinion, the greatest ship anywhere in the world. everyone should take a moment to celebrate this incredible achievement. i want to thank the many public servants who have joined us here today. treasury secretary mnuchin. governor snyder. governor mcauliffe. senator wicker. and members of congress. secretary stackley. admiral richardson. senior military leaders. and, of course, the great captain mccormack. [applause] captain, i know you will exemplify integrity at the helm. and have a good time doing it, captain. proud of you. thanks to the entire ford family, for all that you have done to support this ship on its voyage. thank you, susan. [applause] i also want to recognize to -- two other people who are very special to president ford. thank you, vice president cheney and former secretary of defense rumsfeld. [applause] they

ford. david: i'm curious about a number.

ford. >> gerald ford was one of the most popular people in congress, conservative and republican to thee, but always willing to talk, always willing to compromise. >> my fellow americans, our long national nightmare is over. >> part of what gerald ford wanted to do was move beyond watergate. and so to say our lo national nightmare is over was to try to tell the nation my main job as president will be to heal this country. >> may our former president who brought peace to millions find it for himself. >> david, what do you think? >> i would guess that in his term we may see a little of what we were promised in the preamble to the constitution but seldom see, and that is a little domestic tranquility. >> when gerald ford became president, he understood the public needed something completely different. he seemed to be the right man for those times. >> change from nixon to ford is likely to give the nation's economy a psychological lift. but it is going to take more than a new president to cure the economy. >> it was an extremely difficult time. ford inherited the deepest recession since the

ford". for the rest of your lives you'll be able to tell your friends and family that you served on the greatest ship in the united states' navy and in my opinion the greatest ship never in the world. everyone should take a moment to celebrate this incredible achievement. i want to thank the many public servants, who have joined us here today. treasury secretary mnuchin. governor snyder. governor mcauliffe. senator wicker. and members of congress. secretary stackly, admiral richardson. senior military leaders and of course the great captain, mccormick. captain, i know you will exemplify integrity at the helm. and have a good time doing it, captain. proud of you. thanks to the entire ford family, susan, jack, steven, mike, for all that you've done to support this ship on its voyage. thank you, susan. i also want to recognize two other people who were very special to president ford. thank you vice president cheney and former secretary of defense rumsfeld. they look great. they look great. as w

superior court, sam ford, abc7 news. alison: today the group opposing the healthcare bill held the first of the two day of protests. minority leaders chuck schumer and nancy pelosi is expected to speak tomorrow. inside senate officers hundreds of people plan to stage more sit-ins against the bill. don't expect a vote, though, on the revised republican healthcare bill anytime soon. the senate is postponing the vote. after john mccain had surgery on a blood clot above his eyebrow. the budget office was supposed to recease assess. of the bill today but that is delayed. michelle: the administration is dubbing ts america week. the businesses from all 50 states showed off the product at the white house. president trump: no longer will we allow others to steal our jobs and drain our wealth. >> the previous weeks focused on the subjects like the infrastructure and energy have been largely overshadowed by the stories involving russia. alison: today, senator richard mataleno became the sixth democrat in the race to challenge larry

kimberly: ford has offered to cover the cost of fixing the problem in all police ford explorers.alling it a potential safety issue, a federal appeals court has ordered the faa to reconsider its decision not to regulate the size of airline seats. americans waistlines have increased over the past 30 years, but seat sizes have gotten smaller as airlines pack more seats on the already full airplanes. the city of honolulu has made it illegal to cross the street while looking at your phone. that means no texting, tweeting, or even looking at directions. pedestrians can still talk on their phones. $15 for thefrom first offense to $99 for the third offense. effect in october. how many times that i have said to my daughter please do not look at your photo the parking lot. that's the one that gets me. tomorrow, gorgeous day ahead? hard to believe the end of july we are talking just 82 degrees. the humidity will feel nonexistent. totals, these are of course the highest we have had in the area, but falls church picking up more than seven inches of rain, more than five inches in vienna. the n

is ford simply the establishment? >> ford and reagan don't much like each other. ms. reagan andmoking gun, what you talking about? anyway, nixon is revealed ordering the cia to halt the fbi investigation into watergate and that is the end of richard nixon. gerald ford ascends to the presidency but gerald ford has no republicans made a psychic investment in gerald ford, nobody outside of one congressional district has voted to for gerald ford. he has his hold on the republican party very tenuous and he wants to run for 76 but he confuses nixon's appeal with nixon's policies. he was barely conservative but not as conservative as reagan. [train horn] >> he pursues nixon's policies, continues dÉtente, his fiscal policies, to the bench. this creates an opening for conservative challenger 76 and some looked at it but re >> the reality is carter beat ford by an extremely slight difference. carter carries ohio in 1976 by 6,000 votes out of over 3 million cast. he carried -- the headquarters are in ohio so there is a lot of suspicion the teamsters but they wouldn't do that. >>

of fixing the problem in all police ford explorers. tom? >> marci, thank you. >>> next, to the reactions are pouring in tonight to the video obtained exclusively by abc news that shows two officers at the border allowinging a 16-year-old mexican teen drink a suspicious sub stan. the official report called it an accident and described only one voluntary drink. take a listen this from brian ross. >> reporter: the two officers encouraged or at least the permit young man to drink it. >> cruz now points at the bottle and she's saying, okay, drink it. she makes the gesture that we associate with "to drink." now watch the male agent. he says drink another one. you see them exchanging glances and smiles. >> reporter: then it happens again. >> two more since. >> reporter: four drinks in all, within a half-hour, the drugs take effect. the teenager can barely stand. a massive overdose with symptoms like a heart attack. >> you saw the video there. tonight, strong reaction and outrage. zoe lofgren saying this teenage boy did not deserve a death sen

so, ford, what do you think?unning the restaurant down the street who doesn't have enough people to wait tables, or the person who runs the hotel business who can't find enough people to clean the rooms. ford: when we do this, we need to sun set this and force congress to overhaul our visa and immigration system such that it actually benefits the american worker and simultaneously benefits american companies without being a drag on the social security net. it winds up hurting all americans. we have to be putting the american worker first. gerri: but also have to think about the small employers who have been hammered the last 8 years. if it wasn't obamacare. regulations, they have really had a tough time. we just had a guest on moments ago, an american-based manufacturer who find himself, the regulatory burden is out of control. what do you think? >> i think what we need is a free market to let american businesses and american workers decide who they want to work with to determine which policy is going to help wor

now government safety regulators are looking at ford explorers going back to 2011. abc's marci gonzalez explains. >> reporter: tonight, the austin police department pulling their entire fleet of nearly 400 ford explorer suvs from the streets, concerned about possible carbon monoxide fumes, they say, have sickened more than 60 officers there and created dangerous situations like this. >> i had absolutely no clue as to what was happening. >> reporter: former newport beach, california, officer brian mcdowell, now suing ford, saying he believes he blacked out behind the wheel of this ford explorer because of an exhaust leak. >> i began to get a severe headache and began to feel nauseous. >> reporter: officers in at least four states reporting similar symptoms. ford, saying their investigation is ongoing, but they believe the problem may be coming from modifications made by police departments when installing the equipment. in the vehicles. the national highway traffic safety administration is expanding its investigation of all model year 2011 to 2017 ford explorers. they

gary: i have a ford f-150. michael: i've always been a ford guy. potsch: then i have a real treat for you today. michael: awesome. potsch: i'm going to show you a next generation pickup. michael: let's do this. potsch: this new truck now has a cornerstep built right into the bumper. gary: super cool. potsch: the bed is made of high-strength steel, which is less susceptible to punctures than aluminum. jim: aluminum is great for a lot of things, but maybe not the bed of a truck. potsch: and best of all, this new truck is actually- gary: (all laughing) oh my... potsch: the current chevy silverado. gary: i'm speechless. gary: this puts my ford truck to shame. james: i'll tell you, i might be a chevy guy now. (laughing) listen up, heart disease.) you too, unnecessary er visits. and hey, unmanaged depression, don't get too comfortable. we're talking to you, cost inefficiencies and data without insights. and fragmented care- stop getting in the way of patient recovery and pay attention. every single one of you is on our list. for those who won't rest unti

ford tells us it has investigating and found no carbon monoxide issues with the suzanne of its ford explorerinterscepters and noted that police departments sometimes make modification after they buy the vehicles. kris van cleave, cbs news, ar lengthton, virginia. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," a rare form of cancer could be linked to breast implants. ahead, one woman with her fight against the disease and the battle she had with her insurance company over covering the treatment. >>> plus we'll show you how the demand for lob story rolls is driving up the price of lobsters. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> we have found human remains in an approximately 12 and a half foot deep common grave. >> breaking news, discovery confirms war after days of digging on a bucks county property humane remains are recovered in the search for four missing men, we're live with the overnight development >>> and earlier this morning, president trump touches down in paris as controversy i continues at home,

what does ford say?in a statement, they said they will cover the cost of specific repairs in every police interceptor with carbon monoxide concern saying safety is our top priority. we have not found elevated levels of carbon monoxide in regular ford explorers. the company contends the problem is outside police modifications done to ford explorers. this week they expanded their investigation to include all ford explorer models from 2011 through 2017 after receiving more than 2700 complaints of exhaust odors, some suffering loss of consciousness, nausea and headache. if you have any concerns about your vehicle, customers are urged to call ford hotline, 888, 260-5575. sixty officers with these health problems. >> were talking about 1.3 million for explorers credits most popular mid midsize suv now under scrutiny. >> it's wild. hopefully this all comes quickly to a head so no further people are injured. that video is amazing. molly: as we've reported, the trump administration is cracking down on sanctuary c

a 2006 ford escape for $39 or a 2015 bmw-3 for $6 a 2006 ford escape for $39 or a 2015 bmw-3 for $60.want to go high end, $248 will get you a porsche, $298 a maserati. >> we're seeing younger people forgoing car ownership altogether and preferring access to cars when they need them. >> reporter: for many millennials it's about avoiding the hassle, cost and frustration of city driving. >> the convenience wins over going to, you know, a rental car agency. >> reporter: joining the rental, ride sharing and monthly subscriber experiment, tesla, chevy, lexus, even cadillac. competing with uber and lyft. but is america truly willing to give up the family car? >> more people are giving up owning a car in favor of ride sharing or car sharing, but we're a long way from america saying, take the keys. i don't want to own it anymore. >> reporter: it may be a city trend, but america's love affair with their cars showing signs of waning. tom costello, nbc news, washington. >>> we're back in a moment with big news about two companies that change the way we shop, and we're not talking about amazon or

ford also a psychiatrist i say.ir, what's your name is i asked the last patient one of the wall flowers who has his head hung low i'm not sure he knows i'm talking to him. arthur taps him on shoulder, you, man what's your name is? the patient looks up briefly and then looks quickly back down again. you don't have to say your name id add by any time krowpt to jon us at the table come over. we don't hear from him during entire group but he's looking around as if he's follow the conversation. so, says singt cynthia floor is e open anything have anything you would like to share. in a unite so noisy it it can be about anything hoping they'll break are the awkward silence. a minute slowly ticks by before i open my mouth. i know it is hard to talk about stuff in a group like this, especially when you're in jail. did you know people with mental illness stay at riker's island twice as long on same charge as those without mental illnessesome or they end up this box which is solitary confinement more frequently and stay in the

and regular ford explorers. to address police customers who drive modified vehicles in unique ways, we will cover the cost of specific repairs in every police interceptor utility that may have carbon monoxide concerns. >>> two men and two teens expected to break into more than 50 cars in just one night last week, have now been arrested police arrested 20- year-old john robertson and 20- year-old brian randall. the 16 and 17-year-old were also taken into custody their identities are not being released because of their ages. the four suspects are accused of breaking into 17 cars. at a hampton inn parking lot in brentwood. last friday. stealing one of the cars. investigators say the suspect smashed the windows of another 36 cars in livermore a few hours later. police say they were looking for valuables and car keys.>>> in berkeley, police are asking for the public's help finding a shooting suspect. no one was injured. to homes near ashley were hit by bullets. it happened last month on saturday, june 24 around 4:30

ford tells us it has investigating and found no carbon monoxide issues with the design of its ford explorerinterceptors and noted that police departments sometimes make modification after they buy the vehicles. kris van cleave, cbs news, arlington, virginia. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," a rare form of cancer could be linked to breast implants. ahead, one woman with her fight against the disease and the battle she claims to have had with her insurance company over covering the treatment. >>> plus we'll show you how the demand for lobster rolls is driving up the price for lobsters. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com i'm kenny choi. >>> it is time to rise and shine! we take a live look at the pyramid in san francisco. i have a feeling that's going to be a lot of foghorn this morning. good morning. i unplugged my mic. hopefully you can hear me like this? >> i think i hear you. >> how is everyone? >> good to see you this morning. >> we are getting ready along with all of you this morning. rise

ford is dr. howard owens who worked alongside dr. ford in the department of psychiatric -- psychiatry at nyu school of medicine and sits on the board of directors at downton house. he's going to tell us about downton house in a couple minutes. i want to say how much i deeply admire both of your work. you work in one of the most challenging careers possible, caring for those in our country that our country often abandons. so, please, join me in welcoming dr. o owens to the strand. [applause] >> all right. i want to thank you and the strand for our being here for this event. there are two reasons why i'm here. the first is because i'm a very old and dear friend of elizabeth ford, and the second is because i'm also an old friend of fountain house. fountain house is an organization that's not quite as old as the strand. it was, it was first established in 1948 by a group of people who had been patients at the rockland state hospital. and they came back to new york city and wanted to create a place for themselves where they wouldn't be sh

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ford's character is back. about as much as he will tell me. palmer, abc news, new york. >> thank you. at least tried to get a little info out of them. >> yeah. >> very tight-lipped. >> really think ryan reynolds should have starred in that though. they wanted like, an actor, who, with gravitas. >> instead of harrison ford. >> personality. >> the intern. >> the understudy. >> that one. don't miss our updates on facebook. lots more about ryan gosling. intern. >> the >>> making news in america this morning, breaking overnight, a ride malfunctions at a state fair sending people flying through the air. the details on injuries and the concern at other state fairs. >>> there are new protests after the president's announcement that transgender people will not be allowed in the military. the new reaction overnight and what's next for the thousands of transgender military members already in service. >>> breaking news, justin bieber involved in a collision. allegedly hitting a member of the press with a vehicle. the new video just coming in. >>> and what

gary: i have a ford f-150. michael: i've always been a ford guy. potsch: then i have a real treat for you today. michael: awesome. potsch: i'm going to show you a next generation pickup. michael: let's do this. potsch: this new truck now has a cornerstep built right into the bumper. gary: super cool. potsch: the bed is made of high-strength steel, which is less susceptible to punctures than aluminum. jim: aluminum is great for a lot of things, but maybe not the bed of a truck. potsch: and best of all, this new truck is actually- gary: (all laughing) oh my... potsch: the current chevy silverado. gary: i'm speechless. gary: this puts my ford truck to shame. james: i'll tell you, i might be a chevy guy now. (laughing) trish: attorney general jeff sessions will soon ar anounce justice department will carry out several leak investigations. joining us too discuss sessions state and much mere, senator james long ford, welcome. >> glad to be back. trish: what do you think we're going to learn when sessions comes forward with the results of his investigatio

gary: i have a ford f-150. michael: i've always been a ford guy. potsch: then i have a real treat for you today. michael: awesome. potsch: i'm going to show you a next generation pickup. michael: let's do this. potsch: this new truck now has a cornerstep built right into the bumper. gary: super cool. potsch: the bed is made of high-strength steel, which is less susceptible to punctures than aluminum. jim: aluminum is great for a lot of things, but maybe not the bed of a truck. potsch: and best of all, this new truck is actually- gary: (all laughing) oh my... potsch: the current chevy silverado. gary: i'm speechless. gary: this puts my ford truck to shame. james: i'll tell you, i might be a chevy guy now. (laughing) lou: president trump tonight host a group of republican senators at white house talking about the revised healthcare bill. this week's vote, expected to be delayed after senator mccain's surgery to remove a blood clot. there is a report this mccain will be out at least a week. there are other reports he should be out longer, joining us t

i mean, the ford class, for all the talk about how much the ford ship cost, we did make an investment in that ship that would save $4 billion per ship over 50 years compared to a nemits carrier. that's a significant savings. while people may not be interest in the $4 billion savings today when struggling to balance the budget and build ships, i guarantee if you are a fleet commander 15, 20 years from now and you have several ford class carriers out there and the maintenance costs for the ships are significantly less than nemits, you'll be happy that whoever was building the ford back in 2008 was smart enough to make investments up front to reduce manpower and improve the maintenance reliability of the ship. >> okay. on tehe end right there with the -- >> toby harshaw from "bloomberg view." you mentioned that the modernization of the shipyards had to happen on the private side and the public. you went into great detail on what you are doing in your yards, but short of another hurricane, what do you do to make sure that the private side invests as much money as you are? >> well, obvious

and ford explorer- based police interceptors out of rotation. they are worried about carbon monoxide. kris van cleave reports this comes after an ongoing cbs news investigation and word that the number of injuries related to carbon monoxide leaks is much higher than previously thought. >> reporter: this 2016 henderson, louisiana, police explorer was badly damaged in a crash after officers say its driver passed out from carbon monoxide poisoning in april. >> she was treated at the hospital. we had requested testing for carbon monoxide and her levels came out near lethal. >> reporter: that officer sued ford. many more owners of explorers years 2011 through 2017 are reporting carbon monoxide appears to be seeping into their vehicle. the national highway traffic safety administration now says more than 2700 complaints have been lodged against the automaker and 41 people have reported injuries. like this police officer in california brian mcdowell who hit a tree in 2015 after passing out at the wheel just like that or zachary lahood whose dashcam was

ford." magnificent ship and she's got a machinery control systems that allows you to take 1,000 people off that ship that operates and the ship remotely and not having that sound and security watches some of the things that we did in our earlier days and that's great stuff, but all that stuff that has computers associated with it. so the cyber piece is not just, don't hack into my e-mail, or get into my credit card. it's -- it goes a lot further than that on the ships today. so we, navsea side of the house, we have a very big focus on, how do we go manage this going forward? >> have you had to set up any new staff organization or bring on new folks to deal with that? >> yeah, we have. we have a chief information officer now. we have grown the size of my work force there on -- believe it or not, a lot of the cyber folks are in the engineering directorate. we have a cyber council that i meet with monthly and we're working very closely on standards. so yeah we -- we're -- as we, you know, grow

ford says it has not found any carbon monoxide issues with design of the ford explorer police intercepters. but police departments some . >> announcer: this is the cbs "overnight news." >>> i spoke today with republican congressman, tray goudy, chairman of the house oversight committee and former prosecutor. i asked him what concerns him about donald trump jr.'s e-mails. >> potentially there could be four, five different statutes impacted. most of which deal with, whether or not you can solicit or receive anything of value from a foreign national. but, bob mueller is an expert in criminal law. i never was. i certainly am not now. i trust bob mueller to sort it out. >> president trump last night, praised his son's transparency. are you satisfied with the transparency? >> i think it is always better to self disclose negative information as to have it revealed by others. but i am not going to stand between a father praising one of his children. i have two of them myself. so, i think your viewers are smart enough to judge that for themselves. i would have preferred that we not find this out fr

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