is that why the eventual nominee hilary clinton is so angry at tulsi gabbard?his weird charge of her being a russian agent? >> yeah, it's a good question. i don't know the answer as to why secretary clinton suggested that in the pod cast that you played earlier, but certainly there seems to be some bad blood there. jon: it is not going to get any better any time soon or so it would appear. jeff mason, good to have you on. >>> coming up tomorrow on "fox news sunday" chris wallace has an exclusive interview with acting white house chief of staff mick mulvaney. you will not want to miss that. he will also speak with 2020 democratic candidate and south bend indiana mayor pete buttigieg. you can watch at 2:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. eastern here on fox news channel. >>> violent demonstrations at subway stations halfway around the world from the unrest in hong kong. why protests have broken out in one major south american country and how the government is trying to stop them. ♪ the amount of student loan debt i have i'm embarrassed to even say i felt like i was going to s

earlier we spoke to the labour mp hilary benn, chair of the labour mp hilary benn, chair of the brexiteen's speech. the government has announced a number of bills to do with brexit, they have said that they want to get it achieved by the 31st of october, but as things stand at the moment, there is not an agreement with the european union, where we are here on monday and the european council meets on thursday. the big question has to be, will agreement be reached, and if so, what kind of agreement, because it is possible that the european union will say, well, we have made progress and we have reached an outline agreement on a further pathway to progress, to borrow the phrase from last week, but we have yet to agree a legal text which can form part of a legally binding withdrawal agreement, and therefore, i think it is almost inevitable that we are looking at more time, whatever happens. but if there is a deal, well you pack it? if it is a deal based on a canada style free trade agreement, i will not, because that will be damaging to the british economy. it is even worse than theresa ma

hilary bennjoins u. s us. what did you think of the speech. don't to get things done by 3 #is october. but as things are, there is not an agreement with the eu. we are here on monday and the european council meets on thursday. so the big question has to be, will agreement be reached? and if so what kind of agreement? it is possible the eu will say we have made progress and reached an outline agreement on a further path way to progress, but we haven't yet agreed a legal text that can form part of a legally—binding withdrawal agreement and therefore i think it's almost ineverable that we are looking at more time whatever happens. ineverable that we are looking at more time whatever happensm ineverable that we are looking at more time whatever happens. if there isa more time whatever happens. if there is a deal, will you back it? if it is a deal, will you back it? if it isa is a deal, will you back it? if it is a deal, will you back it? if it is a deal based on a canada style free trade agreement, i won't, it is even worse than theresa may's deal

. >> that was hilary. and now they're talking about a west wing conspiracy. they're going further that. they're saying truth is not truth. donald trump is taking this reskrukted transcript and saying this is a perfect call. anybody with a brain can read that and say it's not a perfect call. it's coercion. >> what transcript are they reading? >> he put it out. i tweeted how did they think it was going to help them? any rational person knows there's extortion. there's a man who is attempting to use the presidency to extort a foreign leader to give him political. >> they don't say this is a quid pro quo. >> you need to take care of that guy. and somebody ends up dead in a ditch. they didn't need to hear that on

that is what i believe hilary benn...churlish not to sign it. the machiavelli of downing street, dominic cummings, is all over this. his sense that whatever he can do to aid with the establishment, he doesn't, to me, seem establishment, he doesn't, to me, seem to care about what parliament says or even what the electorate says. it is all about winning to him. and! says. it is all about winning to him. and ifind that rather sinister. and if it is him, the way that he has set out this trick, if you like, of sending three letters to brussels, i think it doesn't smack of fair play. it doesn't seem very british to me. without wanting to sound like a terrible tory backbencher! when boris johnson spoke to donald tusk, he said, this is parliament's letter, not my letter. that is going to be the strategy over the next few days, to say, look at of these elite people who want to of the nation. he has sent the letter. at one stage people we re sent the letter. at one stage people were questioning whether he would send the letter. but

the fact that you think they're going to care is hilarious. nobody safe, anybody could end up on the cartoon, i think it's an honor when they make fun of you, but that is true comedy. they turn this into a thoughtful show like the view. [laughter] here's what i think about the houston rockettes i think they don't have to complain about the trade-off between money and free speech. second of all, i think trump isn't weighing in on this because he put himself in a bad position criticizing the nfl. you have to talk about it across the board. this seems to be the place where were playing out all our controversies these days. >> that's true. >> i'm with you there. i was hoping this would precipitate a world war, personally because what you have to say, what you mean. wouldn't it be great, it's like a basketball team called the rockets cause more of a war been actual rockets. i'm with you on waiting till the lacrosse, and my favorite would be ice dancing. i like ice dancing, i love caroling. where are the carolers on this. why is nobody from ice danc

dana. >> hilary, thank you. we want to get more on the storm now and the rest of the nation's weather so we're going to bring in jeff berardelli. good morning. >> good morning, dana, and good morning, everybody. so this is not a hurricane. it is a tropical storm and it's a run of the mill tropical storm but every tropical storm brings with it threats and the threat here, especially on the eastern side, the possibility of tornados, we've already seen some of those tornados. now notice the storm itself located here most of the action on the east side. that's because this is a hybrid system, a mix between a front and a real tropical storm. this is going to be making land fall in the next hour or two right around apalacicola but that box you see is the tornado watch box. wind gusts up to 40, 45 miles an hour at times but notice that the wind is funneling the water right into apalachi bay and that's where we're worried about possibility for significant storm surge. generally the max here down to cedar key, about 3 to

hilary thank you. nestor is on the move tonight as well headed inland up and the coast. heavy rainfall is possible over parts of the southeast that have been suffering under drought conditions since last month. abu hamza al-masriive crowds took the streets of london today. organizers say up to a million people jammed the central part of the city as parliament withheld approval of boris johnson's brexit deal. ian lee is in that crowd outside parliament tonight. >> when do we want it? >> now! >> reporter: today was billed add "super saturday" thousands of protesters converging on parliament as prime minister boris johnson tried to pass his brexit deal with the european union. >> that is why it is now so urgent for us to move on and build a new relationship with our friends in the e.u. on the base of a new deal. >> reporter: but do or die for the prime minister quickly turneturned into disappointmentd delay. >> order! >> the ayes to the right, 322. the nos to the left, 306. >> reporter: parliament approved an amendment that postponed the vote on the prime minister's deal, a

i was part of a group that hilary and others and matt consulted with for in put. i've been a strong voice asking for more mobile outreach. i was listened to and that's been part of the program and the navigation component is a crucial park. i want to see this passed. because i want to see this passed, i'd like to make the following recommendation. i'm really afraid that you are going to be coming head-to-head with urgent care sf and the mayor's office. because i want to see this passed, i hope you will consider possibly bringing it to a vote with the board of supervisors. thank you so much for doing this, supervisors. thank you. >> thank you, next speaker. >> good afternoon, i am a member of the senior disability action and i was the first promoter peace and creation. where should i start. maybe i'll start with me. i went to the previous for confession and i said should you go to someone for counseling so i went to kaiser to try to get an appointment and i got the application and i got there. you are not psychotic. we're not going to see you. i'm still waiting. i'

we can speak to hilary benn who is chair of the brexit select committee. good morning.ls but i wa nt to deal can be done in brussels but i want to focus on the potential scenarios facing politicians in westminster, in the next couple of days. if a deal is done, in brussels, and there is a vote on saturday in the commons, at the special setting, if it goes ahead, just clarify for the viewers, your position, would you urge opposition mps to back that if voters have another chance to get their say on that deal? yes, if there is a confirmatory referendum, if there is a deal reached, and put to the british people, so they can decide if they want to leave on that basis, or, on reflection, to remain. i think that should be the choice. then i would be prepared to do that. it was one year ago that my colleagues, peter carr and phil wilson, made exactly that same offer to theresa may on her deal. u nfortu nately to theresa may on her deal. unfortunately it was not taken up. everyone agrees that you must find a way of ensuring the border remains open, negotiations have been taking

>> the first time they tried to get rid of president trump was the fact that it was hilary clinton and the dnc who colluded with foreign government. we're also talking about the ukraine who actually did try to interfere in the 2016 election to help hilary clinton. if there's principles or morals surrounding this foreign interference in our election process, where is the outrage there? why do they consistently pretend like nothing else is happening? >> that's right >> it is anything but fair. the founding fathers put the impeachment clause for an extraordinary emergency measure. it wasn't supposed to be used politically. it's only been done twice before, bill clinton, andrew johnson, nixon resigned impeachment was enacted. the founders were specific especially in their explanation in impeachment in the federalist papers. they were worried it would be used as a political tool. in the conversation of high crimes and misdemeanors, it was a much longer description and they actually put it down just high crimes and misdemeanors. it was supposed to be that it was such a high level of treason

my my name is hilary harris, i was adopted as an infant, a grub in wisconsin.f 2011. then i found out i was bigger. that‘s when i went through the adoption agency and found out, information about working from birth, i found found out, information about working from birth, ifound i had other siblings but i could not find the half sister, her name wasjohn johnson. we didn‘t realise the house had a driveway so antione is indeed that he never moves in and i don‘t know, i didn‘t injure myself, i was like, whatever is up my name isjohn johnson i was raised in wisconsin in a small town i didn‘t know where to smack you my biological father was, when looked at 20 plus houses. my husband came over and he said, i read the new neighbours. husband came over and he said, i read the new neighboursm husband came over and he said, i read the new neighbours. it was like oh, kokomo was her name, dawn. it‘s not possible i was at her monday and big truck pulled in and there was a big truck pulled in and there was a big red banner wrapped around the shingles and it said, johnson. an

like hilary just said, these are trumped-up charges.d trump creating a witch hunt himself to try to attack who he thinks will be the most formidable candidate against him. if you look at what's happening right now in the democratic primary, sure you see that biden is hanging on staying a little bit stagnant while elizabeth warren rises, but that's not because of this issue, it's because people are listening and caring about the policies warren is talking about and questioning his judgment a little bit because he says things that are peculiar sometimes and you're wondering, this isn't quite charming what you're talking about, uncle joe. but it's not this issue that's ultimately going to sink him, and i think what he should do is he should absolutely stand there and show the differential between his ability to lead on a global stage and trump's ability to lead on a global stage. at the end of the day, this is about america at this point being embarrassed and no longer being seen as a leader globally. and that is problematic, and i think t

hilary benn hasjust hilary benn has just treated the reaction.hat pushed through the law, the law is named after him, forcing the prime minister to ask for an extension if there is no agreement. he says after all the bluster, the prime minister has said a letter to the eu asking for an extension. while mps were debating inside the chamber of the commons thousands of demonstrators were outside calling for a public vote on any deal that's agreed. the protest — organised by the people's vote campaign — converged on parliament square, as our home editor mark easton reports. # and you'll never walk alone... it had been billed as a march to give confident voice to those who want the brexit debate put back to the people. but as they set out, the mood was more resolute, anxious, even pessimistic. i think it's too late. yeah, i think it is a bit too late. but we're just here to... try to give it a go. yeah. the argument could be decided before you get to parliament square. it could, it could. i know it could. we all know that. it's in the back of our mind

mr hilary benn. well, i'm grateful to the minister for his reply but we are non—much the wiser.oods crossing the border between northern ireland and the republic, and the backstop is there to ensure that remains the case after brexit. that's what the joint declaration of december 2017 committed to. the government's position now is that the reality of brexit will require customs checks on the island of ireland. that is the inexorable logic of the prime minister's statement this morning and, i quote, this southern —— sovereign united country must have a single customs territory. now whatever proposals have in fact been put to the eu task force, simon coveney has described them as a nonstarter. an irish government spokesman says the task force has indicated that the uk's papers fall well short of the agreed aims and objectives of the backstop. and the secretary of state for northern ireland has told the bbc that it's not possible to put anything like a customs facility in newry, fermanagh or many other locations away from the border. that's what's going on in the house of commons a

hilary benn's law which compels him to put a letter into the eu asking for an extension of article 50. one of the ways he is going to try to circumvent that is a campaign of civil -- circumvent that is a campaign of civil —— of disobedience, basically. warning the eu, this is what will happen if you don't keep us in. therefore, they will not grab the extension when they ask for it. they will veto the seven—year budget, tying it up in knots. if they don't appoint a european commissioner, by law the european union has to have one commissioner for each of the 28 countries as there are now. if britain doesn't nominate one, no business can be done. the other option is to send a heavily eurosceptic person in there to make mischief. possibly nigel farage. he has offered to go, hasn't he? yes, on civil disobedience, that is what it would be if it was in the chamber. what i am puzzled by though, and! chamber. what i am puzzled by though, and i am puzzled by so much of it these days, is that in one breath of the prime minister is talking about the need for collaboration, for compromise, and yet

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because you have a he walked right into the center of party in fighting with hilary clinton. >> thereple who are concerned about the destruction, the loss of life and limbs and the cost to the american people of this destructive hilary clinton foreign policy legacy that i am standing up and speaking out against and seeking to change. running for president, serving as commander in chief to stop going around the world acting as the world's police, toppling dictators and countries we don't like. and instead redirect our resources, our precious taxpayer dollars on actually serving the needs of the american people here at home. and those needs are pressing and great. things like infrastructure, healthcare, education, making sure that every time, you know, those families in flint, michigan, are told that there's just not enough money to make sure that they have clean water to drink, well let's actually dedicate the resources towards making sure there is no family in america that goes without clean water. basic necessity of life. >> so i want to just quote from the wall street journal opinio

let‘s go to westminster now and speak to the labour mp hilary benn — chair of the brexit select committee would have to be checked. because northern ireland is in effect would be in the single market, and the rest of the uk would not. secondly a border between northern ireland and the republic because northern ireland would not because northern ireland would not be in the customs union, and i think thatis be in the customs union, and i think that is the first problem because there will have to be customs checks and the prime minister admitted that finally yesterday, i think it is very ha rd to finally yesterday, i think it is very hard to see how you reconcile that with first of all the commitment that the government gave in 2017, no checks, no infrastructure, it is contained in war, the 2018 you will troll act so i don‘t think it is compatible with that. we know any difficulty, given the delicacy of the peace process in northern ireland, the second difficulty is the proposal that the assembly, which is meeting at the moment, in effect, will have a veto on whether the single market rules

jillian: this story is hilarious. what did you say?o toss to the third story and thought they said no. the story, instagram account of mitt romney we were talking about yesterday is completely hilarious. listen to what cory booker has to say. >> a fake twitter account, i am not sure. ask america to help me come up with my twitter account. jillian: the revolution that mitt romney uses a fake twitter account to praise himself caused many people to cringe but not spartacus. christopher on facebook says i am spartacus. mitt romney can say i am dlxoh. i want to know how he came up with the name. rob: are you a russian asset? carley: don't put that out in the universe. rob: that is all i am saying. let's check in with brian kilmeade with what is coming up on "fox and friends". >> you will be our asset shortly. for the record carly is out of confidence and doesn't mean that direction. what we have on our show in 15 minutes, are in c chairwoman rhonda mcdaniel talking about her uncle collapsed alias they were referring to on "fox and friends f

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shery: still ahead, hilary kramer says the flight to treasuries is guaranteed to move.ind out why straight ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: i'm shery ahn in new york. paul: i'm paul allen and sydney. you are watching "daybreak australia." let's dive back into u.s. market action. investors looking ahead to friday jobs data after a rebound with stocks. the s&p 500 saw the biggest gain in a month. su keenan is with us with more. su: there is a question in the market -- will we see a third weak economic data report? it will add to the increased likelihood the fed may cut rates. let's go right to the market. tech heavy index of semiconductor stocks up almost 2%. that shows what the spread to the market is. let's go into the bloomberg real quick because we talked about the rotation. we are continuing to see .nvestors sell out of the area you can see the big drop here. investors ditching those mid-cap and large-cap momentum plays. let's talk about some of the big movers at the day. heavilynd nvidia represented. also jcpenney having a positive day. let's take a look at some o

so it's hilarious to just turn on channel and it's really their speech that these channels are literally speeches and b n n l a t v and others al not trying to direct what's happening so that cause they have pundits on air and they kind of dip in and out of the protest very strategically in this fight their best efforts they still can't really control and direct the crowd but they're trying very hard to do so. spare a thought for lebanon's prime minister saad hariri future t.v. channel his family controls suspended operations rost month due to financial difficulties hariri must feel like he's at a political gunfight factional free for all having been suddenly disarmed of his own channel. given all the criticism old t.v. has been taking for its coverage we asked for an interview we were told there an official at the free patriotic movement president michel party could speak for the channel that official defended old t.v.'s journalism and directed our attention elsewhere to the coverage on l b c m.t.v. and. all t.v. is caught in the midst of this is taking the pulse of the state sending a

hilary and chelsea clinton celebrating women who inspired them. right here in the bay area. danville at the high school. where the former secretary of state and her daughter will take the stage in front of all the fans while promoting their new book. the clintons will discuss the women highlighted in the book. who they say had the courage to stand up to the status quo. ask hard questions and get the job todone. they started in san francisco. chelsea waving to the camera. >> up next. speaker nancy pelosi flies into the middle east. her surprise visit to see the king of jordan. >> where the troops are heading and what they'll do now. >> it's about to heat up. we have the forecast. a live look outside what a >>> speaker in jordan tonight to discuss the fighting between turkey and the curds in syria. leading a congressional delegation which includes eight members of congress. her visit includes talks with the king. >> american forces are getting out of northern syria tonight. 1,000 troops heading for iraq where they will continue the campaign against isis. we have more. >> repor

it is hilarious. we will also talk about hollywood's pathetic entry into the fight but first, agents of instability. that is the focus of tonight's "angle." democrats and their media brethren are nothing if not consistent. in the age of trump they have gotten really good at staying on the same page, reading the same script in their efforts to take down the president. their slanderous accusations that he colluded with a foreign power are examples of what psychiatrists call self projection. they are the ones that colluded with the foreign actors in 2016. if they are the ones who are intolerant. i mean, they can vilify trump, the staff, drive them out of restaurants, they called trump voters deplorable. even despicable, if you heard the other day. in the same self-description ps involved with this line of attack. >> he is unhinged. >> the president is so unstable, so volatile. he has a decision-making process that is so quixotic that he might order a nuclear weapon strike. >> he is making one thing clear

i met lauren afterwards, she is hilarious. this era, where there is hilarious. it is in the supermarket and there is a tabloid cover. everyone knows that is just paperdolls. rene is mad! you know? everyone knows that is nonsense. we aren't naive anymore. you learn by making mistakes, by wasting — i've learnt not to worry about what will come from a job because you can rob yourself of joy with come from a job because you can rob yourself ofjoy with that. to actually just taking yourself ofjoy with that. to actuallyjust taking the experience that you are having, because otherwise everything becomes about treating life as a stepping stone to some other imagined future. now i just tried to enjoy it. i do those scenes and i don't worry about what becomes of it. can we imagine a future where there is another bridgetjones? we will have two say when. when i do this interview, eve ryo ne when. when i do this interview, everyone asks me will she do another? 0h... everyone asks me will she do another? oh... yeah, everyone asks me will she do another? 0h. .. yeah, i'm every

hilary benn at 8:10am.jim to the treasury at 7:30am. hilary benn at 8:10am.bout 8:40am. one of the best selling fiction books of the year so far. you might have read it. it is the tatty west of auschwitz. she has written another book. her second book is called silky‘sjenny. heather will be here talking about that and plenty of reflection on the rugby world cup. we will speak to andy swiss injapan after big winds over the weekend for both england and wales. more from westminster coming upa and wales. more from westminster coming up a little bit later on. we mentioned all those mps coming. the big day today where the government will push once again for mps to vote on borisjohnson's will push once again for mps to vote on boris johnson's deal. will push once again for mps to vote on borisjohnson's deal. naga is there and we will be there shortly after the news, travel and whether wherever you are watching this morning. hello, i'm asad ahmad. one of the world's leading fund managers from capital group in london has been forced to resign after the bbc discovered h

you have in many ways it plays an important part, it is hilarious and literary assessment, to get a guy in, what are the bits they go for, and kind of accomplished assessment in the soviet union. and it gave him access to western texts, something that would bring you under suspicion, western intellectuals and so forth. >> this is a difficult question. is the soviet edition of for whom the bell tolls censored? you probably wouldn't even know. >> i don't know to be honest. i would be surprised if the addition that was put out, time wasn't sensitive, talking the late 30s. >> the original translation was after the western addition but that circulated. it could be circulated for a long time because of the picture on the marquee. >> probably the 60s. >> one of the ones that was purged, the soviet journalist. >> another problem. >> both sleeping with the same person's wife. >> that is the thing, everybody is sleeping with others, everyone has a nom they plume or both. like it is a cold scene in which i don't know. i like reading your book. i don't know. i am feeling myself and the scene of esp

of humor, hilarious moment when he said, that if anyone in russia has hillary's emails, please let themourse, everyone here got their knickers in a bunch and had heart attacks but of course, voters around the country could not care less. it did not matter to them. the idea that we are now going to have an impeachment hearing based on something that had already happened once before, and voters did not give a crap about his band ridiculous. >> john: let me jump in there because we have to go to a quick break. we'll get more about this. stay tuned. here at... snowfest... for your worst sore throat pain try vicks vapocool drops. it's not candy, it's powerful relief. ahhhhhh! vaporize sore throat pain with vicks vapocool drops. new pasta and grill combos starting at $9.99. only at applebee's. that could allow hackers devices into your home.ys and like all doors, they're safer when locked. that's why you need xfinity xfi. with the xfi gateway, devices connected to your homes wifi are protected. which helps keep people outside from accessing your passwords, credit cards and cameras. and people

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. >>> now, taylor swift's hilarious post surgery meltdown over a banana. >> taylor told jimmy fallonme pretty hard core pill after laser eye surgery, but she didn't know her mom recorded it and shared it with the "tonight show" host. >> i'm not asleep. my mind is alive. >> she's not the only star sold out by someone on theed in. there was time tom holland got his wisdom teeth pulled out. but jennifer garner posted her own novocain ecstatics. >> i was crying and couldn't stop. >> i can't help but laugh, but remind me toeverybody's phones away next time i go under anesthesia. >>> meanwhile, i coughost hunti osbourne, but now it's lauren zima's turn. >> we're here in salem, massachusetts. so, right now this is a restaurant, but back in the day, this is where the salem witch trials happened. tonight jack osbourne is going to find some ghosts. i'm gonna do the same in advance. and i'm not feeling great about it. >> wow, i'm in salem in october -- that's awesome. >> jack is the star of "haunted: salem live," and along with his partner, paranormal investigator katrina weidman, tonight you c

that was hilarious. that was your best one yet. >> jordan and i were like this is not fair.limate of the world and the racial spectrum we live in in the united states he can't, so we'll do it for him. >> i invited luther, my anger translator, to join me here tonight. >> we knew that this was something president obama was really going to enjoy. he may have felt that he could use an anger translator for real a few times and now he actually had one. >> we count on the press to shed light on the most important issues of the day. >> and we can count on fox news to terrify old white people with some nsense! >> i was amazing. it was earth shattering. the best way to describe the feeling is satisfaction. >> nonstop focus on billionaire donors creates real problems for our democracy. >> and that's why we running for a third time! >> no, we're not. >> we're not? >> no. >> who the hell said that? >> donald trump is here tonight. >> i had just started at the white house and i got the final draft and it had all this new stuff about donald trump that judd apatow and jon lovitt had written

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"the office" star is hilarious and killing it in the ballroom.ee more dunder-mifflin employees following suit? keltie knight found out exclusively at her dancing rehearsal. >> who do you think besides yourself would do great on "dancing with the stars" from "the office" cast and who do you think would be horrific? >> and who would be awful? >> probably dwight. >> wait. what? >> he knows everything'tearn. >> facts, facts, facts. >> speaking of facts, kate had the second highest score last week. >> this is a champagne problem, my friend. >> tonight it's movie night in the ballroom. so we had to ask -- >> when are we getting "the office" movie? >> i'm not the one holding up the deal. any time, any time, any time. >> who is? call them out on "entertainment tonight" right now. is it jenna? >> i don't think it's jenna. i think steve carell is a movie star and i don't blame him, but maybe he could be the star of "the office" movie. steve, people love michael scott. >> that's what she said! >> another fun fact? this is kate's pro partner pasha's first se

. >> on "the late show" with steven colbert former secretary of state hilary clinton >> he should have been one of the very first people, you know, to say, wait a minute, we've got to clean this up. we can't let this stand. >> mitch mcconnell said if it passes the articles of impeachment, he would hold a trial in the senate. and cbs news has also learned that president trump recently asked the australian prime minister to help attorney general william barr investigate the origins of the russian probe, so this news underscores the extent to the fact fa that mr. trump consumes the investigation and to use the government to investigate what he thinks are its politically motivated origins. c ied to pl cand a u.s. citizen is accused of spying for china. the california man was arrested after a sting operation. jeff pegues has the undercover video that led to the lae video shows edward peng, a naturalized u.s. citizen, wrapping $20,000 in cash and taping it under a tv stand in a hotel in columbus, georgia. about three hours later he's back to pick up an sd card containing classified national

former senior advisor to hilary clinton and barack obama. all right, betsy. i am sort of of two minds here. does this development on one hand, there's certainly legal victory here for the house democrats. but it's the mueller probe. and -- and -- and to me, that's a mixed bag right now when they're trying to be laser-like focused on ukraine. >> i think by far the most important of this judge's ruling is a judge saying that the impeachment inquiry is legitimate without a house vote. the fact of them sort of cracking open the grand jury material might not actually be that consequential for the future of trump's presidency. in part because -- and this is a weird thing for me to say -- but capitol hill has actually not been that leaky of the underlying mueller materials that they've been able to see. i mean -- >> by the way, we're the reporters. we're trying to get it. we like leaks and you're right. >> call me. we've been tracking this. >> you don't even get a butt dial about it. >> very disappointing. so that makes me believe this grand jury material, even thou

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navarro has tried to pass this off as a hilarious in-joke that everybody should just get over. who among us does not enjoy made-up sources in books as a source of inherent plurality? the problem with this line, the people with whom he was co-authoring his books apparently didn't know that peter navarro's source was made up. "one of mr. navarro's co-author was unaware of ron varas' fictional status. ron varas is quoted in "seeds of destruction" which was written in 2010 by navarro and glenn hubbard, a professor of finance and economics at columbia university. asked via email whether he knew peter thnavarro inserted a fictional character into their book and whether doing so was okay with him, professor hubbard replied, "no and no." as in, no, i didn't know he was making up sources for our book, and no, i'm not okay with it. and that's just bizarre. i mean, it's just funny and it's weird and it's -- but in the trump administration, with their hiring policies and their excellent vetting, that is who you're going to get as the top china adviser to the president. right? get me the "d

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