will hope hicks' cooperation change? steve bannon is cooperating with the house judiciary committee. one entity is not cooperate, the white house. democrats are expecting one response from the white house, part of a broader fight the democrats are having with the white house, hoping they provide information to a range of questions that they have. we will see. >> we will see. manu raju on capitol hill. thanks very much. >>> let's talk about the status of robert mueller's investigation right now. our exclusive new poll shows most americans want his findings to be made public. shimon prokupecz is joining us. mueller's team suggests this could be a busy week. what does that tell us? >> we're on wednesday now. it's a good question. what's not clear is why such a simple request -- this was a filing made from the washington mo post, why this would be consuming that the special counsel wouldn't have enough time to respond to it, why they would need more time and why they would specifically use those kinds of words. it's not clea

hope hicks replied to me when i said, there are documents.o see those documents. at that point i said, mr. president, we can't talk about this, have you to talk to your lawyers. that could be construed as obstruction. the threat to withhold documents, what does that mean, no one's ever going to see them? what, are you going to destroy them? >> joining me now, katie phang. >> good morning. >> hope hicks has denied this claim made by the trump legal team spokesman but could this be considered perjury if this is, indeed, true? >> several team have faced the ire of the federal government when they have lied to prosecutors so maybe hope hicks walked herself into that potential charge. more importantly, is it obstruction of justice? as you know, phillip, right now the mueller investigation did not exonerate donald trump from obstruction of justice charges. so, that's why we are waiting to read the mueller report to see exactly what the findings are. but mark, who used to be the spokesperson for the trump legal team, made an exceptional point when h

>> i do not know what hope hicks has submitted to our committee.t of the ckoconversation later to and the days coming up. what that reveals is we need to talk to the people closest to the president. you saw the indictments included some five or six people close to the president. top people on his campaign and in his administration. so, hope hicks is one of those persons who was close to the president who would have a lot of information about the behaviors and actions of the president and administration. in terms of where there was corruption or abuse of power or obstruction of justice. >> all right. congress member dean, thank you so much. nice to see you again. >> thank you. >>> joining me now is chuck todd. host of "meet the press." hello, my friend. did you get any sleep last night? that's not my first question. what i want to get to is your biggest take away from what we know so far about robert mueller's report. >> it is pretty significant there were no new indictments that came with the mueller report. a lot of chatter and speculation if he h

. >>> hope hicks replied when i said there are documents. she said, nobody will see those documents. >> hope hicks and the story behind one of the most noted moments of her time in the white house from someone who was there. that's next. >>> new today, the political and legal fight escalating over what congress and the public will see from the mueller report. the house judiciary chair insists it should be released with no redactions by tuesday. the attorney general writes in a new letter to congress he is preparing to release a redacted version by mid april, if not sooner. he says the special counsel is assisting him in making these redactions. grand jury material, intelligence information, material that impacts ongoing cases and, quote, information that would unduly infringe on the personal privacy and reputational interests of peripheral third parties. democrat jerry nadler says there is ample precedent for the department of justice to share all of the information that the attorney general proposes to redact to the appropriate congressiona

hope hicks replied to me when i said, look, there are documents.ents. i said we can't talk about this anymore, you have to talk to your lawyers. that could be construed as obstruction. the threat to withhold documents, what does that mean? nobody is ever going to see them. what are you going to do, destroy them? >> hope hicks denied this claim. however, would this be considered illegal? go through the motions here of what could have been intimated. >> take a step back, this is a spokesman for the legal team. he was not an attorney in, especially not in the sense of working directly for the white house. when hope hicks calls him on a conference call with the president and talking about destroying documents, there is no way, no how privilege is going to attach to this and to the degree hope hicks is talking of destroying documents that could amount to obstruction. normally, there's not a lot wrong with lying to the press, maybe not to the public, but, if you start lying in the course of or to deceive investigators in a federal investigation, that is

hicks is very important. she was at the president's side through the campaign and at the white house until she left a year ago, and she didn't leave as persona non grata. since then, she's accompanied president trump to rallies. she's still close to the president. hicks is just one of 81 family friends, business associated, entities of trump's that received letters from the powerful chairman of the house judiciary committee. the committee with the power to lead impeachment proceedings. so far, only eight people have agreed to cooperate. trump's white house is not on the list of cooperators. the white house reportedly ignoring more than a dunz requests for document from the committees. and yet today, the president for the first time publicly said this. >> will we have a right to see the mueller report? >> i don't mind. frankly, i told the house, if you want, let them see it. let it come out. let people see it. >> okay, so when it comes to the report, he's saying let people see it, which sounds good and transpa

as you said, hope hicks is one of donald trump's closest aides. not only was she with him during the campaign transition into the white house, but she's worked with him back at the trump organization. nadler has a team. the democrats asked hope for her diaries, journals, notes she's taken on a range of topics including the firing of james comey and the statement that the white house drafted on air force one when the "new york times" was about to break the story about donald trump, jr., meeting at the trump tower. hicks said she'll cooperate but the white house is asserting executive privilege over many people who had administrative positions. the white house has not responded to the congressional request. last night on anderson cooper chairman nadler said that the wrongdoing -- i'm sorry, that executive privilege is not a shield for wrongdoing. >> it is fundamental law that executive privilege cannot hide misconduct. you cannot use the executive privilege to hide misconduct by the president or anybody around him. in the nixon case which was very d

what do you think is most interesting in terms of what hope hicks may give them? >> she's sort of perfectly situated to be a devastating witness against the president and those around him, particularly on the obstruction of justice inquiry. she was inner inner circle. she was inside the room when some of these key decisions were made. as a prosecutor, that is the best kind of cooperating witness. someone who can take you into the inner sank where the decisions were made. i'm looking at two things. number one, after that trump tower meeting in june of 2016 where kushner and jump junior met with russians to try to get dirt on hillary clinton, hope hicks was responsible for putting together the message that it was about an adoption. and she was reportedly texting with don junior on the ground and i want know all about that and see those texts. second of all, she was apparently in part of the decision-making process in the firing of jim comey which is of course key to the obstruction as well. i'd want to know from her what was the real reason. >> two major reasons. we

it is dock lts from hope hicks. it informed the committee that she does in fact plan to provide documents to the house judiciary committee as part of the investigation. the democratic lead investigation into potential obstruction of justy. -- justice. about that false and misleading statement that was initially given after it was revealed that donald trump jr. had a meeting in trump tower in 2016 with russians among other issues. they asked for diaries and other documents she has taken while she was in the white house. she would not talk about it when she was in the white house. she would only talk ability things in the campaign. >> let's stay up on capitol hill. >> thanks for having me. tell us about the specific from former white house communications hope hicks. >> as i understand it it is seeking information relative to what exactly took place in connection with the ultimate termination of michael flynn and the violations of law it was in the false and misleading statement involving hope hicks and others in conne

here he is discussing when hope hicks called him. >> i pointed out that the statement was inaccurate and that there were documents, that i understood that there were documents that would prove that hope hicks replied to me when i, when i said look there are, you know, there are documents. she said well nobody's ever going to see those documents which, you know, made my throat dry up immediately. and i just -- at that point i just said mr. president we can't talk about this any more. you got to talk to your lawyers. and for me it was just the fact that she was even, a, that you would say something like that in the presence of the president of the united states. that you would not be aware that that could be construd as obstruction. right? the threat to withhold documents? like what does that mean that no one's ever going to see them? >> so while speaking with mueller's investigators, he says he was told hope hicks off terrified special counsel's office a different story. he said he told them his account is the accurate one. we should point out that hicks reportedly acknowledged to law

hicks was a key player in trump's orbit.aides and until a year ago an official who sat outside of the white house. last ershe told lawmakers sometimes she told white lies on the president's behalf. >> chairman of the house oversight committee is blasting the trump administration for refusing to hand over documents to his committee. in an op-ed in "the washington post" elijah cummings writes i serve as chairman of the oversight and reform committee, the primary investigative body in the house of representatives. i have sent 12 letters to the white house on a half-dozen topics. in response the white house has refused to hand over any documents or produce any witnesses for interviews. this the chairman continues reflect as decision at the highest levels to deny congressional oversight all together. the president dictated this approach. elijah cummings said the president's actions violate our constitution's fundamental principle of checks and balances, add field goal our committee must resort to issuing subpoenas there should be

>> hope hicks has, yes. among others. >> rod rosenstein, we reported last night, now apparently intends to stay at the department of justice until the report is released. is that something you support? or does that not have any influence? >> well, i have no influence over that question. >> do you care whether he's -- >> yes, i'm glad to see that he's staying. from all accounts and from everything i can judge, he's a man of integrity and has done what he can to see that the special counsel can do his work unimpeded, and i'm glad to see that he will stay there as long as he does. >> does that tell you anything about the -- how long this may still -- i mean, i'm sure you're asked this question -- >> no, no, no. it's all a question of tea leaves. and i said on tv a few weeks ago that i watch cnn and msnbc every night to figure out when they're going to release the report. >> well, yeah. well, we're getting, you know, conflicting information. i also want to bring in robert ray, who is the former white water indep

committee hicks has -- mitty hicks has the story. >> attacks on plastic products, cups and measure extensionin state that stops city from banning plastic and representative dan straw says bill proposal is about keeping the government out of decisions that should be left to consumers and businesses. owner of fresh food in missouri, using plastic has to do with the company's bottom line. you can see the product better and if the product looks good, sell a lot of it. >> other businesses, however, are choosing alternatives, restaurants like the bar are getting around using plastic by providing customers with metal straws. >> as more and more places around the country have switched from plastic straws to metal straws people are realizing the impact that it can have on environment around them, we felt like it was a good move. >> right now states like hawaii, california, and new jersey are debating stricter rules on use of plastic while cities like chicago and boston have gone further to ban single use plastic bags. that's why opponents of the bill say local jurisdictions should have a say in addre

we also basically said that hope hicks lied to robert mueller, she was not diindicted. there is all of these things that play into what robert mooul sere doing, and whether or not hope hicks may have said this or done this, this is hugely important. >> so interesting, so many questions, doug burns, thank you so much. >>> coming up, i will ask a democratic member about all of the collusion confusion and if house democrats are ready to change mueller's findings. >>> and watch the exclusive interview tonight of jim comey tonight on nbc nightly news with lester holt. nightly news with lester holt. it's the kind of big where you'll never have to ask, "should i scooch up?" it's big that looks at a sunroof and wonders why it can't just be most of the roof. it's big that's better because we built it that way. the spacious, 121 cubic feet of cargo space ford expedition. the spacious, 121 cubic feet of cargo space [zara larsson - "wow"] ♪ ♪ make you're jaw drop drop say oh my drop drop drop ♪ ♪ make u say oh my god my drop drop ♪ ♪ make you're jaw drop make u say oh my god ♪ life

what do you think hicks could possibly provide to the committee? >> well, by all accounts hope hicks was somebody very close to the president and in close communication with the president speaking with him on a regular basis, seeing him on a regular basis. so she is like a walking tape recorder. she knows what he told her. she knows what actions he was taking, what other people were meeting with him potentially what some of them said. so really the way i would look at her is somebody who can talk about what she saw, what she heard and to the extent that congress wants to get to the bottom of what happened regarding the firing of james comey or pressure put on former attorney general sessions to unrecuse himself, she can for example talk about what he told her, what the president told her and so on. >> great conversation. we appreciate you being here. thank you very much. >>> as president trump continues to blast robert mueller, he is launching new attacks on two other military veterans. the late senator john mccain and former massachusetts governor

i'm glad you mentioned hope hicks. let's give an example of hope hicks. she lied to the american people, basically saying repeatedly that trump had nothing to do with russia and his associates, no meetings with russia. it turns out that was just a lie. we want to know, well, did donald trump tell her to lie? what does she know about what happened? what kind of orders was she given or did he just make this stuff up at the time. so that's why we have all these individuals that we want to talk to, because we want to connect the dots and really put out a narrative as to what happened, why it happened, how to prevent this from happening again. >> congressman ted lieu, thank you for taking some time. >> thank you, chris. >>> coming up, new reporting on the lengths fox news went to to ensure donald trump won the election and the co-dependent relationship between the cable news channel and the president of the united states. those details right after this. (danny) let me get this straight. after a long day of hard work... ...you have to do more work? (vo) automat

joining us now is paul hicke, co-founder of that firm, bespoke investment group you know, all this talkout global economic slowdowns and the possibility of u.s. recession, but yet, the average stock is -- what due think >> it's pretty amaze, and i think when you have to take the sell-off last week, you have -- there's still an average of 12ers approximate, and the average stock -- it's even more surprising despite the fact that with all this worry about global -- the global economy, stocks were the most international exposure and the ones doing the best this year. 50 stocks in the s&p 500 have the highest international exposure and they are up close to 20% this year on average. you've seen some real strength in these stocks, and it suggests that maybe as bad as the headlines are in europe and the rest of the world, maybe things are going to get a little better >> i think that's important. repeat that. companies that have higher global exposure have done better >> the largest in the multi-nationals have done the best they've averaged an average gain of just under 20%. >> hardly screaming

i mean if hope hicks lied to -- she kind of said that she was going to lie. if she actually did lie, we know she lied to reporters, if she actually lied to investigator, then why hasn't there been a criminal referral for her. and so again, i think it is why we learn not just about -- it is so crucial that we learn not just why mueller decided not pursue obstruction, whether it was just because he thought that it should be left to congress which is the proper place. that is the proper place for these things to be adjudicated. but then we get all the details, all the things that he was weighing when he considered whether or not an obstruction charge might be warranted. >> yeah, i keep getting stuck on this point that that -- when you hear that clip, it is really hard to understand why robert mueller did not say for political reasons i think that i'm not the person -- i don't think this is the process for resolution what you we couldnbe in-g d indict anyway. and this is why we can't just have a filter of attorney general barr. >> but i think that they successful

says tonight that hope hicks will be providing documents to their committee. ami, the parent company of the national enquirer that had a role in the hush money finance scandal, they're handing over documents to congress. mike flynn's company, the flynn intel group, they're also handing over documents to congress. a former employee from cambridge analytica, the trump data firm from the trump campaign, they've got employee is also reportedly shipped documents in in response to the committee's request. so lots of people, lots of entities. so you might expect to put up a fight or maybe try to take the fifth or somehow try to make themselves scarce at this point. lots of people who you might not expect to be cooperating are cooperating, and they're sending in material. they're even meeting the deadline, or getting close to it. but the white house is not doing any of that, at all. the white house is thus far providing nothing to the judiciary committee in response to their requests. and more broadly than that, they're providing nothing in response to any congression

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sending out into the ether over the last few days if we can bring them up now we can look at peggy hicks who's director of the united nations human rights office in geneva she said human rights heroes can be forged in many ways and cause that and a magnificent example then we also have a party politician from the international congress party he says that she set a huge benchmark for leaders and specifically prime ministers of countries whom every event in occasion is nothing more than a photo opportunity but it's not just politicians who've been struck by what she's been doing british literary agent johnny if we can get his tweet up come up any second he says you know that she's reminding the world what a leader is and could be so she's been very inspirational to north a lot of people the way that she's taken on this one in the kind of mature fashion . now we often focus these days these last few years on a strand of kind of fairly elderly right wing and some would say sometimes even fascist world leaders are talking about donald trump the u.s. hootin of russia also narrow from brazil an

use the executive privilege to hide misconduct by the president or anybody around him. >> last year hickshether she ever lied for the president and she admitted that she had told what amounted to white lies. >>> ahead, would you rather see a high fence or what is behind it? we'll explain why this is suddenly on full display in santa rosa. [boy gasps] for real cold and flu protection with lysol, you can help protect them from a real cold. lysol disinfectant spray kills the #1 cause of the cold and clorox wipes don't. lysol. what it takes to protect. a book that you're ready to share with the world? get published now, call for your free publisher kit today! >>> new england patriots own are robert kraft could make an appearance at the white house before he appears in florida court. president trump wants kraft to join his players at the white house to celebrate the pats super bowl victory. no date has been set, but white house aides are concerned that kraft's presence could turn a feel good photo-op into an embarrassing media spectacle. >> attorneys for kraft and more than a dozen other defen

hope hicks was the strategist for a little over a year. a democratic member of the house judiciary committee says she is critically important as a witness. the president has called her a truly gifted person. it is interesting that hope hickicize among the few cooperating here. do we know why and why that member is calling her critically important? >> reporter: she is one of the president's closest. she has been by his side in the trump organization and the trump campaign and became communications director. jerry nadler sent a detailed list of questions of what he wanted her to respond to about what she knew about the firing of then fbi director james comey and things that happened during the trump campaign and the transition, the conversations that occurred that michael flynn had, false statements he made about contacts with the russians and whether the president was involved in that. her knowledge of the pursuit of the trump tower moscow project as well as hush money payments that the president made to reimburse michael cohen, to silence

luke hick more, let's begin with you, the worries in europe and what president draghi and do about ite a market and group of investors willing to look through signs of weakness in china because there is a belief the chinese can address it. the back end of this week has ended with dreadful european data. the market is sensitive to it. why? luke: we have been looking for a turnaround in the european data that will be later than what we are seeing now. i had hoped we would turn the corner in terms of economic data surprising to the upside. how much of this is short-term stuff in germany, one off, that should roll off? anything from china is good news. it is a good sign for europe, just turning the corner. it will not be exciting, but any growth in germany, the market will take well. jonathan: i could have said what you said 12 months ago and put it on repeat and repeated it again. we were talking about the second half of last year being transitory, and it got worse. why should i believe it will get better in the second half of this year? luke: it is entirely fair. it remains difficult to

it was hope hicks' role that bill ended up sliding into.e get the trust of the president that president trump has with sarah, and didn't necessarily lead to an up tick in positive coverage which apparently is an expectation the president had. again, the president has a lot of control over his own coverage, insofar as he makes his own news with tweets, comments, remarks. it would be tricky, regardless who you are, to have a huge influence on that from the white house. >> david, let's talk about michael cohen who has gotten under the skin of the president. the president tweeting his former lawyer directly asked him for a pardon, but we heard cohen tell congress this last week. >> i have never asked for nor would i accept a pardon from president trump. >> david, is there a new problem for the president now that he is saying no, that's not true, in fact, cohen asked directly, acknowledging there may have been a conversation on pardons? >> fred, there's definitely a problem for somebody here. there are three theories of the case. the president's

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you have to go to these extents to deflect because moep hicks is cooperating.gated seven months before the raid on his office. you have to deflect because oversight is asking for people to come forward and for documents and for answers. and they're now threatening subpoenas. you have to deflect because you keep hearing the mueller report is coming out. i would think that would make you a little nervous. really. >> i guess that's the thing. >> this is what he is doing. >> this is what we're. >> he is being as grow tevfik as possible because that will distract -- i named four things. there are about ten others that are haunting him. and haunting the presidency, as you said at the beginning of the show, the most update presidency in the history of the white house. >> well, now speaking of the distractions it's shaping up to be another day of attacks between the president of the united states and george conway who is already up this morning tweeting his critique of president trump. >> conway gets the best of of him every time. do you not think. >> he is like a hero

. >> and of course hope hicks also a communications director for this white house as well. we'll come back to you in just a bit. by the way, bottom of your screen there, we've just put it up for you, i'll describe it for our listeners on sirius satellite radio, this is air force one touching down in ft. benning, georgia. we expect the first lady and her son to emerge, they're going to be touring some of the areas completely ravaged by those tornadoes a few days ago. again, air force one there touching down in georgia, just over the state line there with alabama. we'll keep a close eye on that. i do want to bring in white house reporter for bloomberg news, shannon pettypiece. shannon, bill shine out as communications director. how surprised are you by this news? >> we had actually been hearing rumblings for a while that bill shine might be on the outs. at hans listed, there have been a long list of people who have blown through that position. to the point that hans alluded to, president trump is his own communications director, he is his own producer, he is his own communica

hope hicks. i mean this iskind of absurd. now bill shine served a long time. my gosh, look at the other numbers. it's pretty -- it's grim. anthony zarmz might beg it differ i thought he said 11 days. you get my point. what does it this mean april on a day to day basis when you have this turnover? >> and you hit the nail squarely. turnover. when you have that kind of excessive turnover in that job -- that's a critical job for any administration. you create the message. you are the message to come out on policy or whatever the president has to say. but when you have a president that defeats his own purposes, knocks his own self. >> i heard you recount. scott roe counted putting hands around the investigations and dealing with other policy issues but when you have a president on twitter and when he says things just extemp rain/snowily. how do you help that president? this president is his own worst enemy? then you talked about fox. fox news you had a large portion who was for the president but pores are out there on fox who aren't necessarily happy with the presi

hope hicks said, yes, i was asked to lie. we don't know what she said privately. another, we though he quit but he turned over his notes to the special counsel's office. we don't know what was in them. i mean, don mcgahn spent 30 hours with mueller. we know he spent 30 hours. we have no idea what we said. i mean, we don't know what we don't know, right? >> we still don't know exactly what was said with cohen about the obstruction that he pled guilty to which i always thought was significant that mueller had him plead guilty to that because he didn't really need to have him plead guilty to that but he wanted those facts out there. we know vaguely from cohen's open testimony, my understanding, it seems like there was more in the closed-door testimony and don't know what exactly he told mueller about that, so, i mean, you're right, i think especially in a crime like obstruction, details matter. maybe it won't matter to the public, but in terms of a prosecutor laying out a narrative, it really matters. >> glenn, let me just ask you, what kind of picture, what kind of

hicks, as you may recall, was one of mr.ime at the white house. the house judiciary committee has asked hicks for documents from any personal or work diary containing notes. it is investigating whether president trump and his administration undermined the rule of law. >>> if you like hot tea you'll want to hear this. "usa today" reports on a study that says drinking hot tea may raise your rick of esophageal cancer. those who drank more than two cups of day of 140 degrees had a 90% risk of esophageal cancer. chronic thermal injury can cause inflammation that may lead to cancer. >>> the patriot news reports on march madness at the pump as gas prices surged across the u.s. gas buddy.com says the average price per gallon reached $2.58, the highest level since november. in michigan the price went up 75 cents this year. it can lead to tightening ahead of the summer driving season. >>> michigan live reports gorgeous ice shards are piling up along lake michigan. the motion of water underneath the ice as the lake begins to thaw has p

. >> reporter: for roger hicks this was to be opening day at his village inn and restaurant. instead he is now preparing to clean up his entire ground floor. >> well, we've lost these rooms on this first floor. we've lost the kitchen, the laundry, the banquet room. >> reporter: so clearly a tremendous mess left by this flooding, but coming up at 6:00 what i think is kind of the real story up here, the spirit with which this community is handling this disaster, why they think this flooding is a small price to pay to live in this area, that story coming up at 6:00. in el nido, wilson walker, kpix5. >>> in marin westbound lanes of highway 37 are still flooded from atherton avenue to 101 and there is more rain on the way for the weekend, paul. >> yes. there is a storm on the way. it will be nothing like what we saw a few days ago, have to qualify that, but rain will arrive as soon as tonight. let's look at radar, much of this in the north bay not hitting the ground because it's evaporating before doing so, but we have will see rain likely in the north bay first before midnight to

. >> reporter: for roger hicks opening day at village inn and restaurant will have to wait. the flood swept through the ground floor of his business, but he said this is just the nature of the relationship with the beautiful, yet occasionally temperamental russian river. >> yeah. 99% of the time it's great. so you get these little blips in the radar, you go through it. it's no big deal. clean up. we're cleaning up. we'll make it presentable and safe for the people around here, the locals and customers in come in, tourists, and we'll be rolling in a couple weeks or less. >> reporter: on the russian river in monte rio, wilson walker, kpix5. >>> dashcam video shows the moments a san mateo county deputy sheriff tased an unarm black man who later died. it happened after he was stopped for crossing in traffic out on el camino. now we're learning that there will be no charges. kpix5's maria medina with the video and the protests tonight. >> reporter: in two days it will be exactly five months since chinedu okobi was tased here on el camino real and the newly released video from the

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a doll-faced hick! well, you wouldn't take me if i hadn't been doll-faced. well, why should i?listen, walter. listen, i made a great reporter of you, but you won't be half as good on any other paper and you know it! we're a team -- (yelling simultaneously) sold to the american! the rhythm of their speech showed two people who were able to inhabit a world together that nobody else could take part in. so it's really romantic. they spoke the same language, but nobody else quite spoke it. they had to end up together. the paper's going to have to get along without me. so are you. just didn't work out. it would have worked out, if you'd been satisfied with just being editor and reporter. but not you... you had to marry me, spoil everything! i wasn't -- i suppose i proposed to you! well, you practically did, making goo-goo eyes at me until i broke down... "oh, walter!" if you'd have been a gentleman, you'd have forgotten -- why, you! what rosalind russell is, is looking for here, what she's torn between is not just two men, but two versions of herself, two versions of womanhood, which

kushner and former aides like hope hicks and steve bannon. and they want to know about everything from the president's one-on-one meetings with vladimir putin to the now infamous trump tower meeting with that russian lawyer and whether president trump and his family are profiting from the presidency. the white house, furious, but democrats, undaunted. >> there has to be a check on the executive, we have to protect the rule of law and that's what we're doing here. >> cecilia vega with us live tonight from the white house. and cecilia, i know you're tracking something else tonight. former white house lawyer ty cobb sitting down with the abc news podcast "the investigation" and that lawyer disputing the president's claim that robert mueller's investigation is a witch hunt. he actually had praise for mueller. >> i think bob mueller is an american hero. i don't feel the investigation is a witch hunt. i wish it had happened on a quicker timetable, but it didn't. and that's, you know, that's unfortunate. but at the same time, it's not -- it's not a

that she seems fresh have a small selection of tweets that been sent out if we can get to those peggy hicks director of the united nations human rights office in geneva has tweeted that human rights here is can be forged in many ways and then quote the new zealand prime minister that is the magnificent of example we also have indian national congress party politician who say if we go to hear that she sent such a huge benchmark for the leaders and especially for prime ministers of countries for him every event and occasion is nothing than a mere photo opportunity and it's also not just politicians who are struck by her we have a quick tweet here from british literary agent john gianni gala who says that she's been reminding the world what a leader is and could be she's been taken as really an inspirational figure and we often focus at the moment on a new strand of fairly elderly very right wing and some would even say fascist national leaders donald trump of the u.s. hootin of russia chair both sonar of brazil and even detached of the philippines but at the end she belongs to a completely di

out in the to spare over the last few days if we can bring those tweets up we're looking at peggy hicks the director of the united nations human rights office in geneva and she tweeted right towards the end that human rights heroes can be forged in many ways and says that it is a magnificent example of this then we have a politician from india international congress party politician he says she set a huge benchmark for leaders and specially for prime ministers of countries every event and occasion is nothing but a myth opportunity again talking to her a real nurse in all this but it's not just politicians have been struck by her approach we've got a tweet here from british literary agent johnny geller who says she's reminding the world what a leader is and could be i think this is this she's become an inspiration to an awful lot of people of how to approach this kind of. had to do this kind of awful attack and recently the last few years we've been focusing a lot on you know a fairly new strand of elderly male right wing and some would say from fascist leaders across the world not only

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some of trump's closest former aides and advisers, like steve bannon, hope hicks and former white house council don mcgahn. his current campaign manager brad parscale and the trump organization's chief financial officer, allen weisselberg. chairman jerrold nadler says the judiciary committee, which has jurisdiction over impeachment, is making these requests to "begin building the public record." >> impeachment is a long way down the road, we don't have the facts yet. >> reporter: democrats want to explore everything, from the firing of former fbi director james comey to the hush money payments to stormy daniels to the president's meetings with vladimir putin, and whether he and his family are profiting from the presidency. but trump has said it all amounts to presidential harassment. >> and all of the sudden, they're trying to take you out with [ bleep ], okay? [ bleep ]. >> reporter: in a meandering, two-hour offscript speech this weekend, the president ripping into his democratic opponents. >> they don't have anything with russia. there's no collusion. so, now they go and morph into,

many right wing hicks famous nationalist groups away from the catalonian independence parade they hear a century which soon wash was very sorry that democracy is about a deciding. self-determination it's not a crime that's important because of course we see more than a month of the child in the spring of twelve catalonian in and then its leaders that charge with sedation. and investing on some of those charges carry up to twenty five years in prison but the people here surrounding me at the moment are saying essentially this is a political show trial but on the other side they're saying of course that the whole referendum that took place in october the first twenty seventeen was breaking the spanish constitution and that's why the independence leaders are in court at the moment though the the main watch here is to make sure that no violence breaks out there's no intention amongst his crowd a tool for any violent demonstrations they say that the violence that was seen during the referendum in october twenty seventeen was caused by the police of course that's highly contested we've heard