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amy: glenn greenwald joins us frfrom rio de janeiro.ou have just been tweeting about this up until this moment. roseanne barr has been tweeting nonstop for the last, i don't know how many hours, since she did that initial tweet you quitting valerie jarrett with an ape and being fired by the first afafrican-american woman presidt of a major broadcast network. talk about the significance of what has just taken place. you have been following what roseanne barr has been tweeting for years. >> right. i think we ought to be extremely cautious about awarding any praise whatsoever to anybody at abc for canceling roseanne's show. there is no question at all that what she tweeted is completely in line and perfectly consistent with what she has been saying and writing and tweeting for many years. abc had to have known exactly what she thought the things she believed when they gave her the show they gave her. i would and looked because i remembered i had a very that your outlook exchange, several of them, with roseanne several years ago that israel

i want it out there, i want all of you to know. >> glenn was admittedly worried.uldn't help but wonder if his son would be a good fit for the business. >> a father's job is to protect their child. you know, it's not an easy industry for an openly gay man to be in. >> to be in this business, you had to be a mechanic first. if you weren't a good mechanic, you wouldn't be good at the business. brian was not a mechanic. >> but what brian could bring to the table was a fresh set of eyes and a personal journey that he was willing to translate into a business one. >> any individual that goes through a coming out process at some point in their life hears things that keeps them in the closet. anybody that knows me knows i don't take no for an answer. when someone says, you shouldn't do this, i say watch me. >> some of the feedback glenn got was troubling. glenn calls brian one of the toughest guys he knows. >> i have loyal employees who said i feel so sorry for you you only have one boy, now you have none. these are guys you're paying. they're working for you. and he's goi

. >> glenn is in lancaster, california. glenn, go ahead. >> caller: good morning. i would like to talk about the last administration, which you worked for, pretty much a tyrannical government. in russia, you guys worked -- you got -- you worked with loretta lynch to get a special -- a special visa for the russian lawyer to help try and subvert an american election. to go against the american people. you're being real flexible after the election, correct? you worked with the russians for years through probably the clinton foundation to help set up that thing of there in russia where you guys could make money over there, and do all kinds of different things, give our secrets away, our internet secrets, all this and spy on americans. >> got your point, glenn. let's give the ambassador a chance to correspondent. >> yeah, i think glenn's referring to the lawyer that met with the trump campaign officials in june during the campaign. i don't know how she got a visa. most certainly that would not happen at my level. but that's a good question. we should know how she got a

now on bbc news, glenn campbell tells the little known story of ss tuscania and hms otranto.

from islay, here's our correspondent, glenn campbell. as islay remember the twin tragedies on the —— of 1918 at the american monument, a naval tribute completed with a wreath—laying at sea. when the hms 0tra nto with a wreath—laying at sea. when the hms 0tranto went down off the west coast, 300 men were thrown into the atlantic in hurricane condition. badly damaged, torn to pieces, every man for himself. but they hardly stood a chance. 0nly man for himself. but they hardly stood a chance. only 21 made it ashore allowed. despite not being able to swim, his father was one of the lucky few. he ended up at the

from islay, here‘s our correspondent, glenn campbell.s islay remembered the twin tragedies of 1918 at the american monument on the island, a naval tribute by three warships from britain, germany and the us, completed with a wreath—laying at sea. when the 0tranto went down off the west coast of islay, 500 men were thrown into the cold atlantic in hurricane conditions. the ship was badly damaged in a collision, and torn to pieces on a reef. it was every man for himself, and they hardly stood a chance. 0nly 21 made it to shore alive. despite not being able to swim, johns roberts‘ father was one of the lucky few.

100 years on from the sinking of hms otranto and the ss tuscania, glenn campbell travels to his home island of islay to tell the little—known story of tragedy and rescue. good morning and welcome to bbc news. a man in his eighties has died following flash flooding in walsall. police say they were called to the rushall area atjust after 2am this morning after reports that a vehicle was in the water. the incident came after widespread flooding in the midlands and parts of wales last night. in some places, more than one month's rainfall felljust one hour. there are still four flood warnings in england and 38 flood alerts. ben ando‘s report contains flashing images. the waters rose with

from islay, here's our correspondent, glenn campbell. as islay remembered the twin tragedies of 1918 at the american monument on the island, three warships from the uk, germany and the us patrol its coast. then able to be completed with a wreathlaying at sea. when the hms 0tranto went down off islay‘s west coast, 500 men we re down off islay‘s west coast, 500 men were thrown into the cold, heaving atlantic, india hurricane conditions. —— in near. the ship was badly damaged in a collision and torn to pieces on a reef. it was every man for themselves, but they harvested chance. 0nly every man for themselves, but they harvested chance. only 21 made it ashore alive. —— hardly stood a chance. john roberts' father was among the lucky few, despite not

steve glenn found this two is -- years ago and in that time they have billed eight homes. this is the second phase of a teardown rebuild on waverley street. >> it takes a lot of the unknown and unpredictable out of the project. >> reporter: she and her husband went this route to build their dream home for three reasons, cost, time, and minimal impact to the neighbors. this was built at the plant, prefab facility. >> these are 15 feet wide they are big buildings that people are not used to see them going on the road. >> reporter: they put it into a place and it was all slow process. the homeowners will be able to move in in early july.

. >> this is the first time the eagles will tour without glenn fry, who passed away a couple of years ago. >> you know who that is? >> i've heard about him. but his son is stepping in-and vince gill, i think is there as well >> you're on it, tyler >> let's talk about your business and how you make money. you make a fee off of each ticket sold? is that how it works >> exactly we're a marketplace. so, you know, just like uber

glenn's going to be with us. come back to him on so many other issues in a bit >>> coming up, president trump has made his decision. the u.s. is out of the iran deal >> today's action sends a critical message the united states no longer makes empty threats. when i make promises, i keep them >> we're going to talk to the former u.s. ambassador to syria, iraq, and afghanistan after the break. stay tuned you'reatin"saw rht re on cnbck"ig eadquarters. this is where i trade and manage my portfolio. since i added futures, i have access to the oil markets and gold markets. okay. i'm plugged into equities - trade confirmed - and i have global access 24/7. meaning i can do what i need to do, then i can focus on what i want to do. visit learnfuturestoday.com to see what adding futures can do for you. >>> making headlines, ford could be forced to temporarily lay off thousands of workers after a fire knocked out production at a supply facility in michigan. that facility is key in building ford's best selling and most profita

glen glen glenn snoddy, kpix -- glenn snoddy, kpix 5. >>> tonight an inside look at muni's much-needed makeover that'll shut down the twin peeks tunnels for two months. >>> tonight, hear from the photographers behind the images of the rule of law in hawaii. >> dr. stanley: remember this: cannot change the laws of god. when he has visited you in some form of adversity and he brings you through that, that's like he has increased the strength of the foundation of your life and your faith in him. [music] being called a hero for stopping a school shooting in indiana.. is speaking out. reporter wendy gillette tells us: he took 3 bullets.. and >>> for the first time a teacher being called a hero. he possibly prevented a bigger tragedy. >> reporter: jason seaman walked into a news conference in noblesville, indiana monday mornings not looking like a man who was shot in his stomach, hip, and arm just three days ago. >> my actions on that day in my mind were the only acceptableactions i could have done given circumstances. i deeply care for my students and their well being. so i walked in and di

and there is renewed in the 300 page tell from glenn simpson whose company commissioned the trump dossiernd paid christopher steele to dig up dirt on the trump campaign. they had other intelligence from the trump internal campaign source. and the fbi believed that chris' information was critical. the chairman of the oversight and trey gowdy want to know the source. and want to know if it is connected to the simpson temperature. the records have been with held on the basis of the source compromised. >> we are on to information showing that the department of justice has once again along with the fbi, exceeded their authority. in this case, the material devin nunez will embarrass the department of justice and fbi and likely to represent misconduct and if not breaking of the law. >> reporter: the republican chairman said the dialogue will continue next week. they welcome an opportunity to work on a resolution. simpson did not respond to fox's question on the source. mar harthank you. representative peter king who sits on the intelligence commission. and thank you for joining us tonight. very

mountainview. 69 degrees, and we have parkinson's moving day which the emmy awarded nominated vern glenn minute. >> that's right. >> tomorrow 58 degrees, and as oakland takes on it is orioles, it will be nice for first pitch. partly cloudy and cool. sfo, 54. for us overnight partly cloudy in the 50s. tomorrow up to the mid-70s inland. the extended forecast, by wednesday, thursday, and friday we'll be near 80 inland, and not a drop of rain in sight except the drizzle at the shoreline tomorrow. here's mr. vern glenn. >> last words for saturday sports, and i know you know if it's saturday night it's two segments. a little over four minutes, and it goes quick. on the other side of the break, bay area ball. both teams dialed up the long ball but was it enough? i'm april kennedy and i'm an arborist with pg&e in the sierras. since the onset of the drought, more than 129 million trees have died in california. pg&e prunes and removes over a million trees every year to ensure that hazardous trees can't impact power lines. and since the onset of the drought we've doubled our efforts. i grew up in t

glenn campbell, bbc news, isle of islay.d britain and international championships, but his father's visa expires in a few months. the family hopes the whole office can make a special consideration for their case. it has any further application will be dealt with on its merit in line with immigration rules. 0ur correspondent reports. back from school and straight out with his chessboard, calm, composed and disciplined, yet sharp. that is how his parents describe this nine—year—old. he was five years old when he made his first move on a chessboard, and again has been his life since. the whole world. that's what chess means to me. he aspires to be the youngest world champion. he has already been in the top five worldwide rankings for under nines. his coach believes he has the makings of a world champion to win the trophy for britain. i offer you a draw. no thank you. an incredible visual perception of the board and a tactical awareness, which is quite amazing. but also a strong regard for the strategy of the game. there isa for

nobody is writing that except for the federalist because if you write a bad story about glenn simpsonke somebody cut off your drugs. if you want to be involved in the continuing russia collusion delusion, you can't do anything bad to offend glenn simpson. >> bill: i heard your statement that reporters are leaving facts and ethics behind. i want to try to figure out what they're not reporting so that we can get a better embrace of what is happening behind the scenes. all the movements in court and what the judge said friday is interesting. it all needs to be considered so we can understand the context. you, however, have been in the news for a very different reason. you were interviewed by mueller's team for three hours and you did a series of interviews. i saw you on every network. what you laid out, michael, is how your family has been exposed to what you say is financial ruin. and you make the case that you aren't the only one. now, since you've gone public have you had any blowback from them? have you heard from the mueller team or not? >> no, i haven't. but, you know, i'm not in a

glenn. hi welcome to pop exports show and i'm honored to be joining benedict and levine as a whole was on the show and my very first show is packed with highlights from the german music scene. we'll find out why i can say it's because germany's new rising star.

brian: glenn simpson runs fusion gps. >> glenn simpson said that in closed testimony and became public. we believe he was telling the truth. what we are trying to do is get the documents to figure out did they actually have what methods were used to open this counter intelligence investigation? ainsley: if that is true. >> we don't normally believe is he telling the truth. but in this case. brian: you have a problem with his veracity? >> if you look at what he said and how he tried to walk it back and plant a story in the "the washington post" to walk it back. ainsley: makes it look like really was a spy. ainsley: if there was a spy though, what does that mean for fusion gps? or for christopher steele? >> i think what it really means, i think it will look badly on the department of justice and the fbi on how they conducted this investigation. steve: right. >> that's what we are trying to get to the bottom of. we are trying to put clarity and sunlight for the american people so they know everything that happened on how this investigation began. steve: it kind of sounds as if your congre

. >>> you also quote fusion gps founder glenn simpson saying this -- we know fusion gps with the russiandeeper and deeper into understanding donald trump's business career and history, it gradually reached a point where it seemed most of the people around trump had a connection to russian organized crime and one way or another. this is pretty astounding stuff. it sounds sinster sort of at the face of it but is this really for donald trump about making money? he doesn't really care who's behind the money and where they are getting their money from, just as long as the money is being put into trump organization and trump property. >> that's exactly right. you know, donald trump gives you all kinds of inconsistent statements and things but his behalf yor doesn't change. his m.o. has always been he doesn't care where your money comes from but he's happy to take it. he's been associating with all kinds of crooks and scam artists for decades. the quote you mentioned, the interesting thing about that, glenn simpson, has how we got the steele dossier, but it was glen's investigation in all of th

she meets with glenn simpson before and after the trump tower meeting.on nor donald trump junior know that those meetings have happened. now we know that she is essentially -- she said she is a russian agent of sorts with ties to the putin government. there is a lot more to know about the glenn simpson part of this relationship and where that all started. >> bill: listen, you run in these circles in washington, d.c., no offense. that's your home. this isn't the swamp yet. is it beyond the ability to imagine or even realize that aspects of the federal government were possibly spying on a political campaign that was running a national election? >> i think we don't know but we clearly have indications that lawmakers are looking at that. based on the glenn simpson testimony, which his lawyer says he stands by, based on lawmakers saying there are a number of different things they can't answer about how the f.b.i. acted in the early days, and i think there is going to be much more in this i.g. report that is going to come out at some point that lays out what t

my name is glenn hutchins. i am a board member of cap, and it is my job today to introduce the first speaker. today's event as was said earlier, is the 50th anniversary of cap. so it is proper that the opening. if you go to the home page, you'll see at home values, "as progressives, we believe that america should be the land of boundless opportunities where people can climb the ladder of economic mobility. we believe we owe it to future generations to promote shared global prosperity." today's panel is timely because we want to promote inclusive prosperity. our economy is maddening these days. we have on the one hand historically low unemployment, , accelerating domestic duty a growth, stunningly high asset prices, growing confidence within the corporate sector, and the fed moving to normalize both interest rates and its balance sheet. but juxtaposed with that, we have a decade-long trend of stagnant median wages, which for those mathematicians, by definition a means going down -- it means going down below the

so it's very intriguing that we'll see the full transcript from glenn simpson and republicans are nowbling their efforts to try to figure out who it was that the fbi was talking to perhaps inside the trump campaign that led to this investigation which is now been ongoing at least under the special counsel robert mueller for about a year. >> evan, we've just received the first big headline out of these thousands of pages of transcripts from the judiciary committee's interviews and the headline is donald trump jr. testified under oath in front of the committee that he had never spoken to his father about drafting one of those initial statements trying to explain this meeting on july 8th. we should just read it. >> the transcript here isn't quite so declarative here. this is one of the questions, "the washington post" is reporting that your father was involved in drafting your july 8 statement, is that correct? trump junior responds, i don't know. i never spoke to my father about it. do you know who did draft the statement? he responds, well, there were numerous statements drafted with c

kennedy as well the hero of the hour that at the table was just awarded everybody wanted to talk to john glenn who would soon run for the senate for the first time and a canadian liberal party leader was there after winning the nobel peace prize and would be elected prime aminister of canada the following year., robert w frost was there. he had become famous for the polo at the inauguration 1961 and president kennedy sent him to russia on a special mission to the soviet union mostly writing short s stories but one novel on that very day that was number one on the new york times bestseller list nobel laureate was there burial hemingway was there and she said it president kennedy's table but also got into an argument with him she had a particular perspective on the day of not shared by president kennedy and also fidel castro. people enjoyed themselves that evening even though ordinarily would have been uncomfortable for one reason or another even though he was out picketing he was a great dancer he danced the tango moving from one room to another he and his wife would start with some impromptu d

move forward glenn reese initiative, which has a connection, if you do not know. the one who designed lend lease -- glenn reese for roosevelt went on to become an ambassador to the united nations. it was aimed at supporting britain in the face of nazi aggression, and lindbergh was speaking out against it and in favor of america first, which was raised on believed that the strength and security in the nation lies on the security of its own people. it demands faith in an independent american destiny. this is not the policy of america first committee today, this is the policy of the america first committee today. it is a policy of not isolation, but independence. not defeat but of courage. it is a policy that lead this nation to success during the most trying years of our history, and in -- is a policy that will lead us to success again. a surprising reappearance of america first language in the 2016 presidential campaign. donald trump first started using america first, as far as i can tell, in march 2016, in the middle of the primary season. it became the headline o

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. >> the idea of an informant inside the trump campaign originated with testimony by glenn simpson. now he is the co-founder of fusion gps, the firm that authored the unverified dossier on the president. simpson testified the former british agent who investigated trump told him the fbi had intelligence frrom, quote, an internal trump campaign source. simpson was actually referring to someone from outside the campaign who contacted the fbi. >> stay tuned there. >>> meanwhile, president trump says u.s. and north korean officials are moving forward with preparations for a summit in singapore next month, despite threats from pyongyang to pull out of talks over the shall of denuclearization, the president also assuring kim jong-un he will remain in power if he abandons his nuclear weapons program. >> and contradicting john bolton, dismissing the notion of applying the so-called libya model. he was referring to the dismantling of the nuclear program and its weapons of mass destruction but the president seemed to be focused on the military operation that removed qadhafi eight years later.

glenn hutchins, we'll talk to him about what he's seeing in all things cybercurrency he bought into iton. also we'll talk to him about what he sees with some of the major stories of the day, that being disney doubling down and saying it expects its deal with fox to go through, despite what we hear from comcast and a competing deal and we'll be joined by michael rubin. he will join us with meek mill, the rapper just released from prison we will talk about the american justice system with them whether it's fair, whether it needs to be reassessed i hear the music playing, i'll get out of here. >> i did not cue the music big day on "squawk box." see you soon >>> still ahead on "wex," we'll go live to iran for a rare report from tehran stick around get it for jean who's always cold. for the sales team, it and the warehouse crew. give us the data we need. in one place, anywhere we need it. help us do our jobs better. with domo we can run this place together. well that's that's your job i guess. ♪ . >>> iran's supreme leader challenging president trump's decision to pull out of the 2015 nucle

news live from perth glenn what is next for the iran nuclear deal after the u.s. announces it is pulling out around the lawmakers have been reacting angrily with tehran demanding new guarantees or else threatening to restart its reactors german chancellor angela merkel vallance european partners will do all they can to keep iran on board the nuclear agreement. also coming up is asia seeing the emergence of a new power block to rival the united states the leaders of china japan and south korea gather for trilateral talks in tokyo. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program and we will have more on those stories in just a moment but first we begin with breaking news because the u.s. president donald trump has tweeted that north korea is releasing three american citizens in captivity he said that the three detainees appear to be in good health trump said that the men are returning home with secretary of state my pompei o who is wrapping up a visit in yang and we're going to get some more on that now we're going to head to correspondent josh smith who is standing by with

. >> the idea of an informant inside the trump campaign originated with testimony by this man, glenn simpson, co-founder of the firm that authored that unverified dossier on the president. a close source to simpson later said he was referring to someone outside the campaign who contacted the fbi. >>> president trump says u.s. and north korean officials are moving forward with preparations for a summit in singapore next month despite the threats from pyongyang to pull out of the talks over the issue of denuclearization. the president also reassuring kim jong-un he will remain in power if he abandons his nuclear weapons program. but this morning a major reversal from pyongyang, causing further concern about cooperation from the regime. let's bring in paula hancocks live from seoul with this latest news. paula, good morning. >> good morning, dave. we have just heard over the past half hour that north korea has not accepted the visa applications from south korean journalists to go and view the dismantling of the nuclear test site where six nuclear tests have been carried out by north kor

but this is testimony that glenn simpson gave based on what he said chris steele told him.s you know, as zeldin just pointed out, there is a fundamental difference between an informant and a spy. >> it is not a semantic difference? >> it is but it is an important one. it is trying to cast app investigation of a conspiracy. >> now we have another layer on this for you, michael zeldin. cnn had some reporting on this which saidin, okay, what simpso is talking to the ambassador from australia who came forward about what he heard from george papadopoulos, on the satellite level of the trump universe. he had concerns. he went to the fbi. what is your reckoning? is this that simpson revealed early on there was a spy in the house, or that it is more akin to what cnn is reporting? >> well, the "new york times" reporting on this is that the informant is a u.s. citizen. so i don't know if that can be the ambassador from australia. i expect that what we have here is a live counterintelligence investigation where the fbi and the intelligence agencies are receiving information from sourc

if their sources, for example, glenn simpson and dan jones are still working with russians to try tofirmable. >> if you're burned by a source you should be more careful of that source, maybe even out them. i agree with you. we have to be very careful. >> i think that's what happened to nbc, by the way. i think that's what happened to nbc. i think that comes from fusion gps and dan generals, and i think reporters should be really careful about the information from that cabal. >> michael caputo, thank you for being here. i'd love to have those folks on the show as well. >>> up next the me too reckoning. did executives know about charlie rose's behavior and look the other way? a former staffer will speak out in her first television interview right after this. (burke) at farmers, we've seen almost everything so we know how to cover almost anything. even "close claws." (driver) so, we took your shortcut, which was a bad idea. [cougar growling] (passenger) what are you doing? (driver) i can't believe that worked. i dropped the keys. (burke) and we covered it. talk to farmers, we know a thi

glenn, you have the exxexonnera initiative, it is an example of why this initiative is important.d want to see people victimized. in our communities we sufferdy pro portion natalie from a lot of criminal behavior. but we don't want to see innocent people put in situations because they don't have the money or the connections they cannot defend themselves and end up losing some of the best years of their life like john did. >> absolutely. thanks for having me on the show by the way. john is an inspiration and he is an amazing person and turning this tragedy really into a positive by helping youth and going into the jails and focusing on literacy and as opposed to violence and drugs. we are -- he's become a part of our family since we've been representing him for the past five plus years. and our organization it's a nondna innocence program and we focus on very difficult cases, wrongful convictions and factually innocent indij ent new york state prisoners who don't have the resources and money to hire lawyers to get them exoner ks ate e exonerated, we're so happy we're able to put hi

. >> glenn simpson runs fusion gps. >> glenn simpson said that enclosed testimony, now it became public, he confirmed he was telling congress the truth. we believe he was telling the truth. what we are trying to do is get the documents to figure out, did they actually have, what methods were used to open this counterintelligence investigation. >> sean: that is an amazing statement. we have been saying that this scandal is the biggest abuse of power scandal and corruption scandal in american history. we have been uncovering this, peeling back the onion, this is only the beginning. you got to sit tight and buckle up because everything that the media, the democrats have been telling you for well over a year is now getting flipped on its head, and all of it, as we told you at the beginning of this year, is boom ringing back on them. while the real russia scandal is expanding, robert mueller's witch hunt is crumbling. it's reaching embarrassing levels. let's run through some of the recent headlines. "at muller's probes first trail, expect more bond to mike blunt what mike lectures from the b

would agree but the interesting thing that comes out from those notes and from previous testimony by glennwas the founder of fusion gps, is that this russian spy met with fusion gps and met with glenn simpson both before and after that meeting. it looks like this meeting might have been a set-up. that is something that was designed at least in cooperation with fusion gps, which was funded to the tune of millions of dollars bit hillary campaign -- by the hillary campaign. >> it will be interesting to see as the information gets out there, people have a chance to digest it. i think that perhaps this picture will become more clear in time but i think like i said right now everything we know about it, it was garbled mess and the russians were trying to mess with the elections on both sides. i think that will come out from this in the end. david: there was question the extent where the fbi was spying on the trump campaign. it is word there was a source, an fbi source, or if you will a spy within the trump campaign itself. a question of when that individual was put into the trump campaign by the

and there's a dialect [inaudible] from jefferson to jackson to lincoln to teddy roosevelt, to bring glennoosevelt to donald trump. in each case the american people rose up against the elite and in the case of jefferson was against the sedition acts and just in case it was bankamerica in lincoln's case it was slavery. today was a case it was [inaudible] and in reagan's case it was against the washington and i believe trump understood the way and the power has been drifting from the people and localities to big government and corporate america last 50 or 60 years. i think part of the frustration on the part of trump voters is that they feel their powers of slipping away to big corporations and big governments and they have less opportunity to determine their own destiny so this in trump understood this and tapped into it. that makes his election very, very important in the context of american history. >> with you from michael in fayette, alabama. good afternoon, michael. >> caller: i want to thank the panel for mentioning first of all politeness versus today's harshness in political discour

. >> seth: glenn howerton and patton oswalt. paula pell -- those kids are great.believable. everybody was like above and beyond what i was hoping from them. they're all so talented, so funny. the kids were all wonderful surprises, not having known them. i was already a glenn howerton and paula pell and patton fan, and the three teachers, mary, lyric, and jean are improvising hilarious things. i was so proud and so happy to let that cast just take the scripts and elevate them. it was really wonderful. >> seth: well you guys have all done an incredible job. thank you so much for being here, buddy. >> thank you, buddy. >> seth: always such a pleasure. >> thank you. >> seth: mike o'brien, everybody. season finale of "a.p. bio," airs thursday night at 8:30 here on nbc. we'll be right back with more "late night." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ what's wrong? it's my job to worry about you. mom! we want something in the house. do what i say or you will not survive. you don't know what i'm capable of. ♪ but you're about to find out. rated pg-13. sit's red lobster's news create

glenn williams with the then—home secretary took a different approach.ng that there were no published removal targets and nothing broken down by region as far as i know. he must have been lying? i don't accept that at all. his answer was wrong, whether you accept it or not. he said there were no published removal targets. to my knowledge, there were no published removal targets. mr williams replied, "there is no target". you accept that the information was not true? clearly the discussion of targets at the committee hearing was regrettably confused. that's a very interesting... that is sir humphrey—tastic! sir philip said there were no removal targets for the current year. the word used is an expectation, orambition, oraim. you understand how absurd this sounds to everyone listening to this, and even most of the mps? i understand that, and i have a lot of sympathy with that. but nonetheless you make a very serious accusation of dishonesty, between the media and the police. the amendment to the data protection bill had been put forward by the former labou

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h i think in that kind of, the london, christopher steele, glenn simpson axis is probably the individual we are looking at. we need to know whether this individual was spying or not. i have grave concerns about it but i think we can get those questions answered when the justice department ponies up the documents. >> tucker: you're absolutely right. are you suggesting or do you believe that this is someone who was pressured into cooperating with the investigation, or someone who freely sent information over about the campaign? >> i think it's the latter, tucker. i think this would be someone, potentially could have been paid by the fbi, like steele was. there was an agreement to pay steele. we need the answer to that. did they pay anybody? yes or no. w did they direct anybody to go to the campaign? yes or no. very easy questions to answer. >> tucker: this is the obama -- i'm sorry, congressman. please go ahead. >> ron desantis is exactly right. we also need to know the relationship between mueller and comey. comey kicked this whole thing off with a bogus fisa warrant and what is the relat

use the upcoming vote to once and for all silence any dissenting voices these turks are part of the glenn movement a group that is openly critical of arda one despite living and working in kosovo they were kidnapped and returned against their will to turkey. president carter one blames the preacher at the two legoland for the coup attempt in turkey in the summer of two thousand and sixteen amid a wide ranging government crackdown on dissent that led to the imprisonment of many of his followers thousands fled abroad turkey's extradition requests are often viewed with skepticism in the west particularly since comments network is not considered militant that's why this recent abduction in kosovo has left many people wondering how far will order one go. it took only seconds the teacher from turkey bundled into a car by water believed to be elite kosovar police on behalf of turkish intelligence. the abduction took place just outside kos about capitol prishtina. the crime was caught on surveillance cameras on the morning of march the twenty ninth it plunged the kosovo government into chaos. yes