amy: glenn greenwald?rior to bobll, mueller's appointed, those calling for full skill investigation in which all of the facts of the conclusion of the investigation would be publicly revealed so that we would stop having to rely on and theaks that the cia nsa and the fbi were engineering to manipulate and lying to us as we now know so that we could see the full picture. so i continue to believe that we should see the full mueller report. i support that completely. secondly, let me say i believe donald trump is one of the most -- people to occupy the white house. i'm certain he is guilty of all crimesf crimes -- were as president, financial crimes as a business person. one of the reasons we were so angry about this obsession on russia and collusion, aside from the fact it was so dangerous to ratchet up tensions between two nuclear armed powers this way instead of forge a peace b betwn these two countrtries, is precisely because it took the oxygen away from all of thee things that the trump administration is

glenn n greenwald? the sentiments that are driving the current attempt to prosecute wikileaks and assange, and those are the monsters who are responsible for it. so i would hope that, however angry someone might be at julian assange or wikileaks for whatever they think they did as part of the 2016 election to undermine hillary clinton by publishing truthful documents about the dnc, however angry one might be at wikileaks for having done that, one can separate those emotions and understand --t the trump administration that the trump administration had nothing to do with the 2016 election. leading to chelsea manning's dealing for the second time, it is all about documents published in 2011 and 2012, and it is being done by people like john bolton who believe that if you public -- if you publish top-secret documents a report on the criminal acts of the u.s. government, you are not only a criminal but a traitor who deserves to be killed. you just heard that with your own ears.. trumpone supporting the admin

here with answer, glenn greenwald, founder of the intercepts. glenn, great to see you.'ll notice that hardly any of the democratic presidents of candidates, and the list is growing seemingly by the day they even mention trump and russia. it is reality finally sinking in for the democrats? some of these new poles about mueller what they are thinking about. >> yeah, we actually saw this laura, during the 2018 midterm where the victorious democratic candidates, knowing the local districts really well, almost never mentioned the democratic national committee and msnbc excuse the redundancy, have spent the last 2.5 years obsessing on tv and especially everything else, not the claim that trump colluded with russia but that russia actually controlled donald trump in some sort of, you know, tom clancy type of espionage way. as a result of blackmail or other kinds of leverage. that disappeared from the winning campaigns of 2018 because they know that people don't wake up in the morning worried about putin and the 2020 candidate heads now see that th wheels are falling off of the

when we come back, glenn beck talks seriously about the dangers of socialism. later, devon nunes suing twitter. he'll tell us exclusively much more. next on "hannity." my dream car. it turns out, they want me to start next month. she can stay with you to finish her senior year. things will be tight but, we can make this work. ♪ now... grandpa, what about your dream car? this is my dream now. principal we can help you plan for that . >> sean: tonight's hannity a watch on socialism rising in america. recently, cabot phillips with the actually asked college students who they think is the new face of the democratic party. here's a hint. not nancy pelosi. take a look. >> there is a battle right now in the democrat party in the space for the movement. you've got the old guard, nancy pelosi, the new upstart, alexandria ocasio-cortez. who would you view as the face of the party? >> i think cortez. aoc is taking the party in the new direction. >> who is the face of the democratic party? >> do you want me to hold her up? there you go. >> sean: joining me with the reactio

glenn, you aren't laughing. ooit was cool. i'm being complementary. aren't smiling. >> thank you. no, no. i know. i appreciate it. >> sean: one of the things you talked a lot about was the dangers of radicalism and the dangers of socialism.ad i've never seen the threat this bad. a hundred people agree with the new green deal in the democratic party. many of the 2020 candidates agree with it. and are campaigning on it. i thought maybe it's time to go back and revisit some of those things you talked about and i talked about at the time. >> sean, i distinctly remember every day last year on my fox show what was coming and the last few steps where the radicals, the anarchists, the islamists, the socialists, they would all gather together, they would not be working together, plodding together, but they would see the opportunity and they would all come together and work to destabilize europe and america. and that is exactly what is happening. you have cair in the halls off congress all the time and i think that's who nancy pelosi was afraid of. >> sean: can

glenn: depends on what part of the world.will you have a lot in -- carol: well, you have a lot in europe. glenn: there are some issues not only in the economy, but let's face it, brexit causes uncertainty. when you are thinking about going somewhere in europe, your -- you are english, and you're thinking what might happen to me, they may wait to book until they see what happens next week and the week after that. in france, there is political uncertainty. who knows? but in the long run, people like to travel. carol: in the business section this week, you might remember that last year the supreme court in the u.s. overturned a federal law that confined legal sports books to nevada. jason: what does that mean? it means march madness betting is actually legal this year. carol: our reporter tells us what this means for this gambling startup, the action network. >> the supreme court ruling that made it possible for more states to legalize sports betting came down last may, and you can see it coming when the court agreed to hear the

and he mortal nuts apparently glenn you know one of the things i found very interesting is in terms public approach right. before the summit in hanoi is he was talking and talking about him trying to convince the north korean leader what kind of future his country can have prosperity. make you know the potential is enormous i mean is his a pearl a tip language as usual but what was interesting is that the koreans north koreans are first and foremost interested in security guarantees and then we can talk about what can happen after that complete. misconnection between the two leaders in i think. in the u.s. all because you get a straight in effect demonstrating this is a communist country former adversary adversary of the united states. it's not allied with china and now they're becoming more and more prosperous you've got great relations with the u.s. such a disk could be you if you just fall for the land get rid of nuclear weapons maybe we won't bomb you and i guess maybe you're going to so you're going to bet the farm on a maybe here no that's of course what the north koreans are thinkin

glenn: well, there are travel agents, right?, but now, when you can use your phone, what a difference, it makes things so easy. so much easier. but not as easy as it should be. think about all the troubles you have had traveling. think about all the problems booking something, something goes wrong, how you fix it and the fact that you have to enter your credit card several times. we are building a frictionless solution, that is what we want at the end of the day, is that you just have to do it once and it's done, and if anything goes wrong, there is someone who knows everything that has happened that can fix it. when you use ai, it is figuring out where the problem is before it happens and suggesting corrections before it happens. carol: you are spending on technology, obviously, for the platform, but you are also spending on marketing. you know that your stock took a little bit of a hit in the latest earnings because of the concerns about spending on marketing. what specifically will you be spending on? glenn: i do not think th

i met a young man who is with us glenn wester iii. glenn is a junior, [applause] in the welding program at tampa bay tech. and even though he is not quite old enough, he has already received job offers, and good-paying job offers at that. he is also taking advanced placement courses and will have to choose between multiple pathways for success. glenn, keep working hard, we wish you continued success and i applaud the hillsborough county school district for giving students like glenn these opportunities. [applause] our workforce education initiatives include grants to place students in apprenticeships, money to train teachers in computer science and , funds for workforce programs within our state college system. these reforms will make a difference, and these reforms deserve your support. florida has made strides in primary and secondary education since i graduated from public school in dunedin in 1997, but we have a lot more to do. for years, i've heard from parents and teachers about the problems with a system of standards, testing a

glenn beck himself. also the author of the upcoming book "addicted to outrage."eing brought on this program in any way -- we got along great for a while. you were very generous to me at one point when i needed a radio studio. you never charged me a penny. >> listen to me. we are -- we are -- we both believe that our country is in trouble. we're both men that are very passionate. and there's nothing wrong with that. >> sean: no, no. >> i'm more than happy that you -- that you reached out and wanted to talk. >> sean: let me ask you, because, look, you've always been an entertainer and performer in so many ways. you know, everybody's views vary. we watched cheetos, the day after trump was elected. you compared trump's win to what happened in germany in 1933. you really lost me hanging out with samantha bee. that was to me a different point. >> i wasn't hanging out -- i wasn't hanging out with samantha bee. look, i think i've been very consistent. i was judging donald trump on his record prior to being president of the united states. that's all you had to judge him o

what did schiff talk about with glenn simpson? fusion gps. how about -- how about adam schiff, that he met this new threshold that he said devin nunes had to recuse himself because it was the standard that schiff set? he has met this. shouldn't he recuse himself going forward with anything new that we do? >> we'll ask him next time he's on. thank you very much.

in july of 2018, congressman schiff actually met with fusion gpsit founder glenn simpson.e said accidentally. they run into each other in aspen, colorado. simpson was a key witness in an ongoing house collusion probe. the pair denied talking about theut investigation. they were just socializing. let's not forget, ed henry is reporting from 2017, according to ad, during a closed-door confidential hearing with donald trump jr., schiff was spotted going in and out of the hearing room over and over and over again, while at the very same time, fake news cnn was gaining access to what was going on in real time was john jr. testimony as it was happening. here to explain that, mr. schiff? who could ever forget the time that schiff was caught on tape -- es --or colluding with somebody that he thought was a rush in to get on president trump so it could impact america's electoral process! the thing that he says he's investigating, we got him on tape doing it! listen. >> what's the nature of the kompromat? >> their pictures of naked trump. >> the fbi was made aware of the couple risin

glenn gray greenwald joins it now. to now say that either bar is doing the running in the conspiracy with trump, and massaging mueller's findings, or that mueller himself might be in on some type conspiracy, what do you expect to hear from the media that got this all wrong from the start? >> first of all, if any of those people had any honor they would go before the camera, hang their head in shame and then resign and go away never to be known hd from again.

schiff met with glenn simpson the co-founder of fusion gps. and nellie ohr the wife of ohr at the justice department. at the time he met with him, the committee wanted to relook at him becaused on the testimony glenn simpson had given. did schiff talk to simpson about that? now with michael cohen schiff talked to him. did staff meet with him? did he tamper with the witness? >> sean: they talked about issues would come up? >> schiff hasn't said so. these are questions he needs to answer. the other thing that is interesting. when glenn simpson came before the committee, schiff at the end asked simpson to direct the committee on where they should with the investigation. then the most outrageous thing in the michael cohen hearing. while the mueller investigation is going forward. this whole thing of collusion. if it's based on the belief that michael cohen went to prague to meet with the russians. michael cohen said he did not. the foundation for why we are even in the investigation has been thrown apart. >> sean: congressman, what did you think o

. >> devlin, glenn brought us right to the specific, where i wanted to go with this quote from bertrand over the weekend. it was a quote of andy mccabe, he sort of ties the trump era at the end of his career when he was investigating russian organized crime and there's a quote from him, i think people think of following the money simply as a way of uncovering whether somebody's been involved in money laundering or a financial crime, which is, of course, important. but on a much more fundamental level. it's a way of understanding relationships and networks, to understand who the person that is interested in is connected to, who they're communicating with and who they're receiving money from or giving money to. it goes to proving an existence of an organization or rico, the racketeer corrupt influence organization act would say, an enterprise. all of these musings coming out of the southern district of new york, all of the undercountries of michael cohen's testimony and certainly this list released today of 81 targets from the house judiciary committee and what we know adam schiff has tal

he asked glenn simpson to direct if on where they should go with the investigation. the men who created all this. then the most outrageous thing i found in that whole michael cohen hearing, remember why this will mueller investigation is going forward, this whole thing of collision, it's all based upon the belief that michael cohen went to praguegu to meet with the russians. michael cohen said he did not. so the foundation for why we are even in the investigation in the first place has been thrown apart. >> sean: what did you think, congressman, what'd you you think of the tape ii just playe? now in that tape, adam schiff believed he was talking to a russian operative. who had compromising material in donald trump. it sounded to me an awful lot like on tape him colluding with the russians to dig up dirt on donald trump. maybe i heard it wrong but that is what i heard. i'm wondering what you heard. >> remember what else we know about adam schiff. before this investigation began, he said he had proof and evidence. i'm not related to joe mccarthy but adam schiff is a mo

glenn, will you vote for trump in 2020?u know, sean, i think when you are looking at a vote socialist that wants to end the free market, they aren't talking about abortion, we are talking about third. trimester when you are sitting here and talking about infanticide. when you look at who the people are there's no way anyone that's standing up against those guys and has a spine, yes. now will i say i'm going to vote for him?il no. here's why. because anyone i ever say i'm voting for gets the kiss of death. >> sean: loses. >> don't ask. >> sean: one time i endorsed joe lieberman. he says don't, you are not helping. you are killing he. >> i know. >> sean: all right. goodow to have you back on fox. thanks for taking the time we appreciate it. when we come back "hannity investigation." wait until you find out. we have the evidence about joe biden and his past and how it will haunt him. later steve scalise. you won't believe what he said about him. he's here to respond. we have our closing arguments and villain of the day straigh

good to see you this hour, glenn. what can you tell us about what we are learning about this first suspect who has been identified, who had apparently quite a substantial presence on social media? >> well, i think we are learning a lot in a bunch of different investigative buckets, from personal background, social media, online activity, connectivity with other people. we have heard reporting in the last half day, on extremist channels, people react nationally, internationally. we are hearing more and more about looking in-depth at the manifesto, where he got the ideas from, the context of his act as he sees it, as he is trying to explain it to the world, all the way through to the operational preparations on how the actual attack was carried out and the whole idea of live streaming this thing, well thought out from start to finish. there's several areas here, i think, coming to grips with how this thing took place. we are also slowly moving into that phase you see in the aftermath of a lot of incidents of grappling w

he's going to join us along with former federal prosecutor glenn kershner.e need the legal team tonight. >>> but our first discussion tonight will be with the chairman of the house intelligence committee adam schiff, who will give us his view on all of these developments, including a stunning admission by the former acting attorney general, math cue whitaker, today to house judiciary committee chairman jerry nadler. president trump's former campaign manager, as you all by now know, had another 43 months added to the time he is already scheduled to serve in prison today. the additional sentence for paul manafort was the conclusion of his guilty plea to two counts of conspiracy to obstruct justice in special prosecutor robert mueller's investigation. that means paul manafort will now serve a total of 7 1/2 years in prison after the sentence he received last week in federal court in virginia is added to the one he received today. but today might not be the last time paul manafort is sentenced. immediately after his sentence was publicly announced today, manhatt

glenn, to you first. what is the significance of these documents related to skoeen's previous testimony? to me it is so hairy and it doesn't show he is a good guy and decided to tell the truth. >> i've seen cooperating witnesses fall into the trap where they begin to believe their own righteousness. let's face it. michael cohen is a liar. he's been a liar for a very long time. he's been a fixer and a thug and enforcer and did he all that for who? for donald trump. for a decade. prosecutors don't get to pick their cooperating witnesses because if we did, i could tell you, steph, i would walk out of the door and go up to the shiloh baptist church at noon on sunday and would you wait for the congregation to poor out and pick three church-going grandmothers as my witnesses. i never gott to do that. i had to develop as cooperating witnesses and thugs and killers and liars and business cheats just like michael cohen is. the problem is we do all we can to clean them up and impress upon them they have to tell the

next we have glenn fine. he has been serving as acting inspector general at the department of defense since 2016. before that he served as principal deputy inspector general at dod since june of 2015. he previously worked at the deckert law firm in their white collar securities practice and also served as inspector general at justice from 2000 to 2011. last year his office conducted and oversaw the first ever full financial statement audit for the entire department of defense, which if you don't know how big that is, that is a massive task, there were 21 separate financial audit statements and i think over 1,000 auditors that were contracted for that. his office has also been ongoing in its investigation of the well known fat leonard corruption scandal, which resulted in multiple indictments. so you may come up now. thank you. and last but not least, if i could turn this page here, we have peggy gustafson, she has served as inspector general at the department of commerce since january of 2017 and before that

thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you, eddie and glenn, and now coming from visitation valley, we haveall of us. please welcome mrs. kayling wong. [ applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> thank you to the visitation valley neighborhood association. [ applause ] and now our final performance for the evening, someone truly special, i want to introduce you to our 2019 ms. chinatown usa, katherine wu. [ applause ] she will be playing tonight for all of us to listen to, and she's one of my personal favorites, because we've actually volunteered so many times together at community events. please welcome ms. katherine wu. [ applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ applause ] >> thank you, katherine. i'd like to also acknowledge two other individuals who have joined us this evening, the community college school board, ivy lee, as well as our san francisco usd jenny lamb, newest appointed. of course, an event like this could not be put together without the work, tireless work, of organizers and also volunteers. i'd love to bring up to the stage claudeen chang to please thank the volun

>> go back and look at this fundamental fact, the clinton campaign paid the law firm who hired glennimpson who hired a foreigner, christopher steele, talk to a couple of russians, never went to russia, put together this fake document called the dossier that the fbi used. that all these people used, strzok and page used, to go to a secret court to get a warrant to spy on the trump campaign. that is what launched it all. none of them are going to the guy that count the most: glenn simpson and christopher steele. >> laura: that signed the fisa warrants, not revealing that hillary clinton paid for them, that sticks in my craw. >> we have comey saying one thing, strzok saying one thing -- this is why we need to look at this issue. >> laura: nobody pays, though! this is what drives people crazy. we have a new attorney general who is a consummate professional. >> would like to talk to him about this. >> laura: you are in process of talking about this? this is the rule of law. >> equal treatment under the law, most import dead. >> laura: congressman, thank you for joining us. we appreciate i

also, individual who met with glenn simpson, remember?n they knew the intel committee was looking into glenn simpson based on his own testimony and he never brought forward that. there are so many questions about adam schiff. people have real doubt about him, but now there is no way that he could lead the intel committee. he should step back. >> dana: are you calling on him to resign from the committee? >> kevin: i'm calling for him to leave the committee as chairman. because adam schiff left for so many others, so many questions, one who paid for the dossier. we had to go to court and number two, glenn simpson, when the committee was looking at it and 33 -- two years ago he had more than circumstantial proof and evidence of a problem going for. and mueller report came through improved he lied. he should apologize to the american public and step back from being chair of the intel committee. >> dana: all right, thanks for coming on kevin mccarthy, welcome back to washington. >> kevin: thank you. >> dana: final thoughts on today's events fr

and it's not only glenn's experience with him, but also, which is valid, we love glenn and he's super smart, but also if you look just in this -- in this prosecution, in this series of prosecutions if you look at everything he's ever filed has hundreds of pages of exhibits. my guess is it will be the same. i'm taking the over on 500. >> you also have what i think, based on conversations i've had with folks around the white house, the president knows this is going to be coming potent yelly every day. he watches news coverage. he's also been lashing out a lot. you can decide whether you think those two are connected. he's been going after john mccain, after the husband of kellyanne conway. politico frames it as these aides struggling to see strategy in conway and mccain fights and now for the first time on camera, she's coming out responding to what the president said about her husband. he called george conway a whack job, the husband from hell. here's kellyanne conway's response. >> i'm not being asked to choose between my marriage and my job. donald trump has never made -- the preside

charles bolden talks about the future of space travel and exploration at ohio state university's john glenn school. this is a little more than an hour. good evening, everyone. thank you for joining us on the campus of ohio state university. >> good evening, everyone. thank you for joining us on the campus of ohio state university. it is great to welcome, four-time shuttle flyer, retired major general from the united states marine corps, charles bolden. may i call you charlie? >> yes, call me john because that's what my mom wanted. welcome, we will open it up for some questions as we move forward tonight. interestingreally time in space exploration. this is a transition here in the united states. the shuttle has been retired with now eight years, the longest gap since we have spent humans into space from american soil on american vehicles. at the same time, might you argue that it is a golden age of space exploration of other ways? charles: i call it the golden age. i try not to get angry, but i get frustrated as i travel around the u.s., mostly, and listen to people talk about what will be

. >> reporter: though the oscar eluded her -- >> glenn close, "the wife." >> reporter: 71-year-old glennlose won a golden globe. >> i'm thinking of my mom who really sublimated herself to my father her whole life. in her 80s she said to me, "i feel i haven't accomplished anything." right.>> reporter: what's well, part of it's demographic. women are living longer. the average lifespan, 81. five years longer than men. women are also healthier and have more income than any previous generation. many women who grew up in the '60s and '70s were passionate advocates for women's rights. little surprise those activists are still active. of course, it's not all good news. there's robust evidence that age and sex discrimination are still serious problems. nevertheless, it was this mythbusting statistic that captured our attention -- older women are happy. in fact, a study in the u.k. found that women between 65 and 79 were the happiest people in the country. some beauty companies seem to be getting it. more than 20 years ago when she was 43, lancome fired isabella rossellini because she was too old

i completely agree with glenn. that is adding politics to the decision. a decision that belongs rightfully in the house. so i think he did the exact right thing, given the requirement -- or the disallowance of actually bringing any charges under ther. >> hearing from lindsey graham at that news conference, this assertion he wants the public to get as much of this report as possible, of course, after the classified information is red t redacted, the grand jury information that can't be released. >> right. >> how much of the actual report do you surmise we're going to be able to see? >> well, i think in the end, we'll eventually, you know, there's not that many secrets in washington. at some point, we'll get it, but it may be a while. i don't really believe that they really want to bet tget the evi out. they have what they want. who are we kidding? they don't want to get the positives and the negatives out. they want that hidden. so the house is going to have to dma demand to see the full report if they want to get it, and it is not going to be enough to su

former federal prosecutor glenn kirchner. with us at the table, assistant -- former assistant u.s. attorney mimi and donny deutsch. mi many mimi, let me start with you. this sort of picture emerging of the standards seem very strategic and republicans unsurprisingly stumbled into the trap, the white house stumbling into the trap. up a nancy pelosi made clear yesterday was that i'm going to lock arms with the republicans and i can't imagine that they wouldn't be as alarmed as i would be. if robert mueller, or the southern district of new york, or the eastern district of virginia, or anywhere else that's investigating donald trump and his cohorts, finds criminal wrongdoing. >> yeah, i mean, she set it up so that -- first of all, let me say this. my view, which is sort of out of my lane a little bit because it's more political than legal, i feel like nancy pelosi has earned my trust on this, the way she's handled trump so far, i think has been pretty brilliant. and so if this is what she feels she needs to say right now to get to a point when and if impeachment is a real possibility,

in atherton, vern glenn, kpix5. >> the knights play in the division 2 state title game tomorrow at 2 p.m. in sacramento. >> good luck, knights! >>> up next the young steph curry fan sitting courtside right now after helping him design a pair of his signature shoes. >> plus the caught on camera flash flood that ravaged a popular california tourist destination. >> plus the splashdown from space that is putting us one step closer to putting customers into orbit. >> the flu season may have peaked, but experts are eyeing a surge of cases from a nastier strain of the virus, story nit at 1. ♪ they say you should always listen to your heart. and where better to do that, than the island of ireland? after all, your heart is the best compass there is. so get out there and fill your heart with the stuff that keeps it beating. fill your heart with ireland. >>> here's what you missed if you're just getting home right now. any minute now singer r. kelly could be out of jail according to his manager. the singer owes more than $161,000 in child support. he won't be released until he pays the entire a

. >> [applause] glenn: you're the only ones that can take away your rights through poor choices. even then you have the right of redemption to begin again, to pull yourself out of the mud and reach again for the heavens. capitalism has its flaws, especially now that it has lost its moorings. the free market and justice must always be blindfolded, being bla ck or poor, white, rich, left, right, it should neither save you nor condemn you. my chme by the content of aracter, not the color of my skin or the color of my hat. >> [applause] glenn: we are americans. we will change the world for the better once again. when we look to a bright future and realize that it is precisely the system of any quality of outcomes coupled with individual compassion and empathy that made america great. and it is still the conservative movement embrace of our human anure, ou human nature and economic system that incentivizes achievement. ours is a system that respects ingenuity and liberty, ours is the system that generates prosperity for mankind. socialism aims to make mankind what we are not and can n

glenn greenwald weighs in. the chicago mayor and police are livid tonight after all charges were dropped against empire actor jussie smollett. is michelle obama and the former staff responsible for the deal? we will expose the suspicious at link. first, the left in denial. that is the focus of tonight's angle. diehard democrats have developed a severe personality disorder. they don't reason, they rant. >> a lot of you that were bitching and moaning last night and being morally self-righteous, you are the bad actor! save your breath. we are not going to divert our eyes. this president lies more than any other president in united states. >> laura: for more than two years most have lost m any sense of individuality and they have also found themselves almost completely in their opposition to president trump. they live for any headline regardless of how ill-founded, that spells trouble for the president. if such news would be bad for america, they don't care as long as it is really bad for trump or a member of his f

our questions without delay while democrats to find the whole probe has been distraction journalist glenn greenwald tweeted that the us media and the intelligence community should be held responsible for spending a conspiracy theory political analyst charles. millions of hours or if considering all the people involved and perhaps hundreds of millions if not billions of dollars of messing around distracting in fomenting and stoking tensions and whoever decided to take us down this rat hole. cannot allow cannot be allowed to escape without intense scrutiny how do you spend six hundred seventy five days on this. and conclude that there was no collusion without actually mentioning that collusion isn't a crime in the first place and then give a mealy mouth waffly analysis about whether there may have been of destruction of justice if the crime was that you were supposed to visit collusion and i'd debate whether that was really a crime and you state your report you didn't find any of that how could could there have been any obstruction of justice in the first place so i think the reckoning is c

but just in terms with predicting, you know, glenn close, seven nominations, it was her turn.i think lot of people thought she had a good shot at winning. it was close. it was a big night for bohemian rhapsody. this portrait of the british rock band queen and its dynamic front man freddie mercury won four trophies, more than any other film. it took home oscars for film editing, two sound awards and best actor for ramy malik who plays mercury. # we will, we will rock you.# i never thought this would happen in my life. as an actor, there are so many of us who only dream of one thing. and perhaps it's not this, it'sjust getting a job. so the fact that i have this in my hand right now is beyond... excuse me. any expectation that myself or perhaps my family could have ever had. it was a good night for diversity at the oscars. among both presenters and winners. for the first time ever, people of colour won a majority of the acting 0scars. spike lee won his first competitive oscar for best adapted screenplay for blachklansman and two of the oscars black panther took home — costume de