trump will become the 45th president of the united states defeating hillary clinton. >> again, america's i have just received a call from secretary clinton. >> hillary clinton the was quite negative about our country and the attitude. >> it would not be bad to get along with russia, right? >> and to the contrary, the other candidate, donald trump was saying that we have to find some understanding. >> and when people like me, i like them. even putin. >> and whom would you like better? >> this is not the outcome that we wanted. >> hillary clinton suffered one of the most shocking defeats in american history. >> i know how disappointed you feel, because i feel it, too. >> at least in part because of the alleged hacking operations. >> this is painful and it will be for a long time. >> putin had apparently avenged his old grudge. >> so help me god. >> congratulations, mr. president. >> and he may have achieved even more. >> the 45th president of the united states. >> if donald trump is in some way compromised. if the russian government has something that it feels it has on him in terms of the

. >> of course putin wanted hillary clinton to lose. >> he despised hillary clinton. >> whom would youe better? vladimir putin is not a friend to democracy. he is a crook. >> actual the strange summit between donald trump and vladimir putin in helsinki, americans are asking, what did putin get? and what more does he want? and is he really the most powerful man in the world? december 5th, 1989. it was a cold night in dresden, east germany. and it would change the course of vladimir putin's life. the berlin wall had just fallen. all over east germany angry crowds roamed the streets, lashing out at symbols of communist rule. that night in dresden they found a target. the local kgb headquarters. a mob surrounded the building. as the hour grew later, the crowd grew larger. inside peering through the curtains was a young kgb lieutenant colonel named vladimir putin. >> he was terrified that they were going to storm the building. >> putin was a junior officer, but the boss was away. he was in charge. >> the berlin wall had come down. police weren't going to help and he called for instructions.

vladimir putin was not a fan of hillary clinton. >> of course putin wanted hillary clinton to lose. he hated hillary clinton. >> prime minister, we have a lot of problems. >> the tension between the leaders had been brewing for years. in 2001, another american leader, george w. bush, vouched for putin. >> i looked the man in the eye. i found him to be very straightforward and trustworthy. i was able to get a sense of his soul. >> but on the campaign trail in 2008, hillary had a different take. >> i could have told him he was a kgb agent. by definition he doesn't have a soul. this is a waste of time, right? >> translator: recently mrs. clinton said you as a former kgb agent by definition can have no soul. >> putin's reply? statesmen shouldn't be guided by their hearts. they should use their heads. clinton had a lot of tough words for putin over the years. >> he's a very arrogant person to deal with. we have to stand up to his bullying. he is somebody who will take as much as he possibly can. >> but it was what happened in 2011 that marked a point of no return. it began with the arab

hillary clinton had a rigged investigation. i think the evidence is overwhelming and incontrovertible for obstruction and for the espionage act and a number of statutes we laid out here. what happens to her? and what happens to the people that were involved in the exoneration before the investigation to impact the presidential election? never mind lying to four fisa judges to get warrants to spy on americans and opposition party candidate representatives. >> this is where i get myself in trouble. because all of the principle decision makers now were put in place by president trump. jeff sessions, rod rosenstein, wries wray. it's no longer loretta lynch and jim comey. if they have uncovered systemic abuse or criminalality. they have an obligation to prosecute it. but when the head of the fbi stands up in front of the entire world and exonerate her like jim comey did i don't know a prosecute good enough to win that case. so to find out whether she -- jim comey ruined it by not interviewing her seriously and ruined it with that pr

in hillary clinton's emails, they were forwarded to somebodyr else?> yes, it was because they were hacked. horowitz didn't point that out. the previous story that comey gave us, it was not a good server, it was possible that it got hacked but there was no evidence it was hacked and then we find out and that's what i brought out today that the intelligence community ig brought it to their attention and they did nothing. nothing. this is a foreign entity not related to russia in the least thatsi is getting every one -- there are only four of over 30,000 emails they were going to end from. she compromised america's security. >> brian: one of the many people who questioned peter strzoker today and will question lisa page tomorrow. thanks so much. democrats took to their turn of questioning to peter strzok as well although obviously they had a very different tone. for example. >> you're here and you're not taking t the fifth. did you consider taking the fifth? >> no. >> for not? >> i've done nothing wrong. >> brian: that was congressman eric swalwell of ca

was told that the russian government had dirt on hillary clinton. if it is what you say, i love it, don jr. wrote back. july 2016 donald trump senior asked russia to find clinton's, quote, 30,000 emails that are missing. that night, according to the mueller indictment, russian intelligence tried to gain access to clinton's personal emails and server for the very first time. and while robert mueller is trying to figure out what donald trump himself knew about the emails and when he knew it, we know this. clinton campaign chairman john podesta's emails were released hours after the "access hollywood" tape broke. batches of hacked emails came out every day until election day when they abruptly stopped. donald trump used those emails to keep his campaign alive. he waved them around. he said he loved them. in the last month of the race alone, he said wikileaks 140 times. now, today he is not only embracing vladimir putin's denial of what our own intelligence community has already concluded. he is offering robert mueller, the man who is investigating him,

because he thought crooked hillary clinton would win, that's why.d nothing to do with the trump administration. but fake news doesn't want to report the truth as usual. i remember obama saying edtold putin to knock it off. do you think that kgb agent was scared when obama said knock it off? >> i'll tell you, putin had to take half a baby aspirin that night to get to sleep, he was so frightened by what had been said to him by obama. the continues is the press is half right. they said russia tried to meddle in the election. what they are wrong about is saying it has a thing to do with donald trump. even these indictments do not in any way tie anything to president trump. judge jeanine: we all know no one will be extradited, arraigned, tried, convicted or sentenced why do we spend millions of dollars on investigations like this when we know no russian will be sent over by russia to be prosecuted by the mueller team. >> i think it's window dressing. it's show. it's trying to prove there was some basis for the mueller investigation. but the more we know,

i beat hillary clinton easily, zero collusion. and it has had a negative impact upon the relationship of the two largest nuclear powers in the world. it's ridiculous. it's ridiculous what's going on with the probe. it came out as a reason why the democrats lost an election. which, frankly, they should have been able to win just to say it one time again and i say it all the time. there was no collusion. i didn't know the president. there was nobody to collude with. we have two thoughts. you have groups that are wondering why the fbi never took the server. why haven't they taken the server? why was the fbi told to leave the office of the democratic national committee? all i can do is ask the question. my people came to me, dan coats came to me and some others. they said they think it's russia. i have president putin. he just said it's not russia. i have confidence in both parties. i really believe that this will probably go on for a while but i don't think it can go on without finding out what happened to the server. what happened t

hillary clinton, martin o'malley who you called a freak show. that's not nice, but there's a first amendment here in america. you can still insult government officials without being thrown into jail or held in contempt of congress, at least by our side of the aisle. there are no kings here and we have freedom of speech, the right that is cherished by the people and feared only by t tyrants. my colleagues insisted making a conspiracy theory out of pillow talk texts. but there are a couple facts they can't get around. number one, the ig found no partisan bias effecting the official investigation. number two, attorney general sessions is a republican appointed by donald trump. rod rosenstein is a republican appointed by donald trump. james comey is a republican appointed by donald trump. fbi director wray is appointed by donald trump, and robert mueller is a lifelong republican. this would have to be a republican conspiracy. i am looking for evidence of a republican conspiracy, all i could find were the kind of statements you have been arraigned on

that they did not get grand jury subpoena to demand testimony from top hillary clinton aides. ey did not obtain search warrants to gain access to the laptops clinton's lawyers use to review their emails. they did not take personal phones or similar devices used by her top aides. very stark contrast to the treatment that you and your family received. >> it's apples and oranges. the treatment that i received, it was obvious they were going after me. never once have i said what i did wasn't wrong. i have accepted responsibility and i think it's shameful that hillary clinton and her aides just want to accept responsibility. i pled guilty. i didn't go to trial. you look at even reality winter, she made a mistake, but guilty. james comey released information to the press to benefit himself. hillary clinton, who mishandled classified information at the highest level where i mishandled low-level classified information. and they threatened me and intimidated me for four years and finally put me away in prison for a year. i just want the rest of them to be held to the same standard. nowh

wordsso showed by your that you wanted hillary clinton to win. but yet the ig investigation found that you advocated for more aggressive investigating measures into the clinton investigation including the use of grand jury subpoenas and search warrants. is that true? mr. strzok: yes. rep. lieu: you did that because you checked your political beliefs at the door and you applied the law to the facts. that is what we expect you to do. that is what we expect judges to do. i'm a foreign prosecutor. there would be fenton's i despise. it didn't matter. all that mattered was, could we prove a charge beyond a reasonable doubt? if we could, we went forward. if we couldn't, we did not go forward. allegations byme one of my colleagues about political donations. let's talk about fbi director christopher wray. he is a republican nominated by a republican president, confirmed by a republican-controlled senate. $39,000 inr political donations exclusively to republican candidates. i still trust fbi director ray to do his job because i expect him to check his perso

throughout the team you've got people working for bob mueller who have active connections to hillary clinton. greg anders donated to the clinton campaign, kyle freiny. james corals donated to the clinton campaign. andrew weissman, the number two for mueller, attended hillary clinton's election night party. aaron zelby represented justin cooper who set up hillary clinton's private e-mail server. then it's you and ms. paige. it's really interesting to me that when you were so damaging to the investigation that you had to go, that bob mueller, the person who brought in all these people that had connections to hillary clinton's campaign did not ask you about a single text message. i tend to believe that it's because he did not want to know the answer and that there was bias and that your perception of bob mueller's perception of you is totally unreliable and i yield back. >> the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from florida, ms. dennings for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. strzok, let me clear this up right now. i am not angry and i am not desperate and i am not afraid of the truth

>> a matter of time before hillary clinton chimes in on this.he used the other big news of the day, the world cup, great world cup, question for donald trump as he meets vladimir putin, do you know which team you play for? the president's supporters not letting her get away with that, cara says she's the last person who should ask that question. michelle says the real question is what team do you play for? we know it is not america. joseph says you did not make the cut. a lot of hostile reaction. jillian: apparently today fear makes your problems better. >> according to a finish brewery they released a special trump vladimir putin summit beer, here is donald trump with the tagline let's settle this like adults, also make breweries better again. rock paper scissors, having a lot of fun with it and announced it on twitter you have difficult decisions to make in helsinki, disagreements to solve because we are the best in problem solving. they say beer makes things better. who knew? rob: beer makes your problems worse? >> you get too much beer. that

we know hillary clinton lied to, we knew rice lied to.from tunisia or rather from livia that said, their version was totally false. and they deliberately and maliciously lied to the american people. that should all be released, we should be able to see with these people really are. then you say to yourself, if that's all true, and if clapper and brown and others were engaged in lying to the american people, why would they keep their secrecy? why would they be allowed clearance? i think it's important to get all the stuff out in the open. >> sean: all right mr. speaker, a very powerful. when we come back, we will get tom fenton and andy mccarthy's report of the situation -i've seen lots of homes helping new customers bundle and save big, but now it's time to find my dream abode. -right away, i could tell his priorities were a little unorthodox. -keep going. stop. a little bit down. stop. back up again. is this adequate sunlight for a komodo dragon? -yeah. -sure, i want that discount on car insurance just for owning a home, but i'm not comp

four years of hillary clinton is not what's best for this country. mr. trump should put the country first and do the right thing. that's you, certainly, right? >> no, sir. >> it was republican member congress mike coffin from colorado. in light of these comments. i would not vote for mr. trump. >> that's yours. >> no. >> here is ooanother one. it is clear that donald trump is not fit to be president of the united states and can't defeat hillary clinton, i believe you should step aside and allow governor pence to lead the ticket. you wrote that one? >> no, sir. >> that's republican bradley of alabama. >> how about this. i won't vote for him as disappointing as i have been with his antics throughout the campaign, i thought supporting the nominee was the best thing for our country and our party. it is clear the best thing for our party is for trump to step aside and allow responsible and respectable republicans to lead the ticket. you wrote that? >> no, sir. >> how about this, i ask you mr. trump, all due respect, step aside and allow someone else carrying

that seems to be a reference to hillary clinton's private personal server. so, it's unusual. they put it in the indictment for a reason. >> it's a heck of a coincidence, you know, whether the someone close to the president mentioned this to him before he went on stage, we don't know. i don't want to speculate and put stuff out that might not be true. you have to put those together. there's no way to separate them. to simone's point, there are the president, if this was out there, you could say, yeah, you should keep the meeting because he could walk in and say, look, this is what you have. with this president, we haven't seen him strike any sort of aggressive posture with putin. very little. we have seen things here and there. not to mention what happened in the uk. >> the poison? >> the poisoning. they found the bottle that was the place where the poison came from. all of these events, all these events with allies, with our own elections, the midterms are only a couple months away. they still have dccc e-mails. >> dccc -- >> i think it's interesting because, i believe it's n

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he was in charge of the hillary clinton email investigation. peter strzok was in charge of the -- he was an agent in charg- >> he was the lead investigator. let's get the facts straight. >> i'm sorry. lead investigator. i'm happy to use whatever term you'd like to use. he was dismissed from the mueller probe for his anti-trump bias. we learn he wanted to stop trump, wanted to find a pretext. how can you sit there, who wanted to get the facts from the committees before, and say this isn't relevant? by the way, we wouldn't know this information if not for committees and the ig unearthing it. beyond why you can't admit it one moment that sometimes this looks really bad for the institutional of the fbi, what they were doing politically. >> i think peter strzok was a bad actor, and shouldn't have been there to begin with. the inspector general said he was a bad actor, but he did not influence the final decisions of the fbi which was not to charge -- [laughter] >> let me put it to you this way. nobody in their right mind, no republican consultant, th

there has been a persistent conspiracy theory about hillary clinton email investigation and one of your former colleagues, the executive assistant director for the national security branch. he left the fbi because he was upset that there was a bias in the clinton case, so the conspiracy theorists say and going "sideways." he responds in testimony in front of our committee on june 21 and said these allegations are completely false. "nonsense." he said, "this is inaccurate, it is nonsense, almost the whole thing is nonsense.i would have to read the whole thing to definitively say it. i did not leave because i was disgruntled, i left because i was broke." he continues, i had one bad day at in 25 years, and that was 9/11. way i left because i went sideways or was disgruntled, it was purely the right time. i never spoke to anyone. is."'t know who the source he further said, explaining the i fully case, he said, " recognize right at the gate it was a political bombshell that we were an apolitical organization. so we were going to open up the case and weight to put together a team, and we were

five doj attorneys, three fbi agents. >> and the people in the room with hillary clinton were? >> secretary clinton, i believe four other attorneys. four or five. >> i see. and did you -- did you record any of that interview and could you tell me how long that took? >> we did not record it. my recollection is that it took several hours. i don't recall the exact time. >> uh-huh. and then what documents would you have that memorialize the interview? >> an fd 302 was created based on the notes taken by the participants in the interview. >> and how many of those eight agents or officers had their notes -- that took notes in that room? >> i don't know. i know -- >> do you have yours? >> i did. i believe some and i know the two agents did. >> we are going to take a break from the hearing for just a moment and go over to england where president trump is now at blenham palace. he is being greeted by the prime minister, theresa may, and her husband. president trump is also with melania. they'll be having dinner this evening. blenheim palace is the place where winston churchill was born.

he did that to protect hillary clinton, not to go after hillary clinton. >> ask hillary clinton if she feels like that, chris collins. you let me know if i'm helping you if i came out with one of the worst pieces of dirty laundry before your election -- >> it certainly did not play out well, but he did not think there was any chance, nor did -- >> i know this isn't over because jim jordan was talking about connecting that the mueller probe is only about the dossier. and saying mueller is not doing his job. he didn't ask he he was bias or not. and -- but to me, i don't know that they made a great case, and this is going to go on. i want a promise from you, sir, please. when we learn more, please come back so we can chew on it for the audience. >> oh, absolutely. >> we've got a good audience here. they like to think and are open minded. appreciate it. >>> we're going to have congressman luis gutierrez. he was in that room today and throwing some haymakers of his own. a lot of them against his republican colleagues. but up next, we've got some good folks waiting to get in on this. perfect

on march 4, you sent the text that hillary clinton should win. at what point in there was the memo changed from gross negligence to extremely careless. >> i'm not going to give you a break down of what occurred before. >> and i understand you have been here a long time and so have we, but it was in may. >> okay. >> and what it appears here and it is in the context of the need to finish the mid year investigation is that donald trump had just won the primary. it was obvious that he was going to be the republican nominee and i believe you when you say you are a patriot and you care deeply about the country and i can see how you and your colleagues concluded that was in the best interest to change it from gross negligence to extremely careless because you couldn't comprehend a president trump or in your mind, the danger that that might pose to the country. >> that's not what happened, sir. >> well something happened to change this from gross negligence to extremely careless. >> i can tell you what happened. >> i know what the inspector general said,

in one instance doing everything possible to avoid indicting hillary clinton including allowing her chief aids to be in the room with her when she was interviewed by the fbi creating a memo exonerating her before most of the witnesses including secretary clinton had been interviewed, not putting this before a grand jury even though they had paneled a grand jury in that investigation. they didn't let the grand jury determine whether she should be indicted and then changing the language in the memo from gross negligence to extreme carelessness, gross negligence very closely tracks the statute, extreme carelessness is not a meaningful phrase, all to avoid indicting her. maria: yeah. >> that is shocking. maria: and many of the people that you mentioned they have signed, they're on the signage page of this fisa warrant they all signed it okay and that includes john brennan, sally yates, james comey, peter strzok so john brennan, he's the man who deserves a belated bit of scrutiny according to the wall street journal, the op-ed just this past week. we know that john brennan has been all over to

a total of eight people, three fbi, five doj and the people in the room with hillary clinton were carol mills -- >> secretary clinton -- one, two, three, i believe four other attorneys. four or five. >> i see. and did you record that interview? can you tell me how long it took? >> we did not record it. my recollection is that it took several hours. i don't recall the exact time. >> and then what documents would you have that memorialized the interview. >> it was created based on the notice taken by the participants in the interview. >> how many of those agents or officers had their notes that took notes in that room? >> i don't know. i believe some. >> who were those agents? >> there are two of the case agents assigned to the clinton investigation. >> and what are their names? >> sir, fbi policy -- >> i expected that answer but i want to let you know we must know who was in that room and we must have access to those notes because that's what they used to come file 302 report. did you brief director comey on the 302 report. >> it's drafted on the memories of the agents participating in t

throughout the team, you have people working for bob mueller who have active connections to hillary clinton, you know, greg anders donated to the clinton campaign. andrew goldstein donated to the clinton campaign. genie reeves represented ben rhodes in the benghazi representation. she represented the clinton foundation against freedom of information act. andr andrew wiseman attended the election party. and then there's you and mrs. page. it's interesting to me that when -- you were so damaging to the investigation that you had to go that bob mueller, the person that brought in all of these people that had connections to the hillary clinton campaign did not ask you about a single text message. i tend to believe mr. chairman, it's because he didn't want to know the answer and there was bias and your perception of bob mueller's perception of you is totally unreliable. i yield back. >> time has expired. the chair recognizes mr. demings for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. strzok, let me just clear this up right now. i'm not angry. i'm not desperate. i'm not afraid of the truth. i a

hillary clinton won we would never know. i don't understand why you can't admit that sometimes this looks really bad for the institution of the fbi and what they were doing politically. >> peter strzok was a bad actor and shouldn't have been there. but i refer you back to the i.q. the network has touted. the inspector general said he was a bad actor but he did not influence the final decisions of the fbi. let me put it this way. the fwib, nobody in their -- fbi, nobody in their right mind, no republican consultant thinks the fbi helped hillary clinton and hurt donald trump. the fbi hurt hillary clinton by putting this information out. james comey put it out -- >> they believed she would be the next president of the united states. >> you don't interrupt tom. you don't interrupt tom. >> tom makes sense. >> you don't want to hear the facts? you said ined a ver tently. inadvertently. >> you said the i.g. -- >> excuse me. >> he covered the hillary clinton server. this covers the trump issue. the i.g. hasn't exonerated strzok on t

leaks and guccifer 2.0, that those were released to damage hillary clinton.about when they would be released. we know that to be the case. there's also evidence in this indictment that somebody who had a relationship with senior members of the trump campaign was in contact with guccifer 2.0, which we know not to be one hacker but the russian military intelligence. so these are the facts as presented by robert mueller and the justice department. these are the assertions that they're making. there was election interference. they don't know if it affected the count, but all the theories, the crazy things from the fever swamps about the deep state, the crazy things about seth rich, none of that's true. i want to go now on the phone to jeff toobin to get his reaction to this indictment. jeff? >> well, the first thing to recognize, i think, is that as a legal matter, this indictment is probably all we're going to learn about this side of the case because these defendants are in russia. we don't have an extradition treaty that would cover this kind of behavior, so t

the binary choice that many evangelicals saw led them to see hillary clinton as kind of -- there is no way we can have hillary. people tell me this all the time, who was i supposed to vote for? in some ways, i think whatever you think of hillary, she was a problematic candidate. she had the email problems, the email server problems and so forth. but you could make a compelling argument that some of her social proposals or social policy could be considered pro-life in some way, but that is not how evangelicals.see the pro-life issue . her abilityinded by to address abortion, and religious liberty. there was -- hillary made it worse, and thrust evangelicals operating under this playbook into trump's hands. host: you point out a key moment for evangelicals and donald trump kim on may 18, and it will play out again tomorrow. why was the date significant? guest: that was the date in which donald trump released the list of federal justices, supreme court justices he would appoint. after thelso slightly death of antonin scalia. scalia died in february 2018. this totally changes the complexity

hillary clinton has to get -- of the people who vote for him smell and are ignorant.g back and forth. did he say that was within the code of conduct for the fbi? >> he repeatedly claimed he violated nothing according to the policies. and his own personal moral concept which is laid out in the ig report. >> he also said the ig report said no bias. i regret doing those text messages but it didn't affect my investigation. >> and that's not the case at all. in some fact horowitz said he he had a clear, highest mind-set and also in the case of the laptop that they had no confidence that he did not have bias in doing the decision. so they said he had bias in decision-making. we heard repeatedly today the opposite from the other side of the of the island from the witness himself under oath. that was not the case. >> do you take your foot off the gas for the hillary clinton investigation? by the way he is they are interrogating hillary clinton on the fourth of july weekend in that summer, and he's also there for michael flynn. there were reports that he did not believe michae

the hillary clinton emails found no effect of any criminal violation. yet, republicans have continued over and over again to hold these hearings without addressing the question of jailed children snatched from their families. today, we understand that the health and human services is holding back the reunification of some of these babies under 5 to their moms and their dads on or basis of unrelatable unnecessary predicaments of these parents where they have been incarcerated for misdemeanors regarding immigration. this is the administration that really has no caring and no love for people. finally, mr. speaker, the world health organization had the delegation from this nation, not representing me, fight a country that was trying to support breast-feeding. and they wanted to condemn ecuador for a resolution supporting breast-feeding for mothers around the world. what are we coming to? where is the heart in this administration? i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from nevada seek re

and that is on the hillary clinton investigation.and he was the lead investigator on the russian investigation. and so the guy had lots of power and when he said today, oh, man, there is all of these other people, he is really trying to downplay his role. but he cannot downplay the facts. but the facts are that he was right there. and, as you say, had he so much authority that he could actually change the criminally culpable mental state to a non-criminally culpable mental state. and that's a lot of power. a lot of power. >> harris: you know, i also want to hit the power point on all of this as well because that exposed his former boss, james comey, that made it very difficult for the former fbi director. >> he is under investigation as well because mr. comey userred what is going on with the -- usurped the power and you have the flow of investigation affected and that is why mr. comey is actually under investigation right now? >> harris: what happens next in this whole process? you will have his testimony. will you get something now

he goes on e, he even retained bill and crooked hillary clinton's lawyer.nder if they helped him make the choice. so that, of course, a reference to lanny davis, who happens to be one of the lawyers who worked for bill and hillary clinton, bill clinton during the impeachment phase back years and years ago. of course, what's very clear here is that the president is angry, according to the reporting from cnn's jeff zeleny, from jeff last night. a republican source telling jeff, as a matter of fact, it's getting closer and closer to his inner circle. how do you think he feels? so so far a forceful denial from the president of the united states. he's denied it before. back to you, alysn. >> thank you very much for all of that. >>> now to this, about one in three children who were separated from their parents at the border are not reunited. they are still in government custody. as you know there was this government deadline to reunite them yesterday. that has expired. so the government offering no time line now for tracking down those hundreds of parents who wer

would he have announced a major speech about hillary clinton if he had not known this information was coming. would he have canceled the speech if the meeting had not turned out to be a bust? cohen squares that saying of course donald trump knew. is michael cohen lying? this raises a lot of questions. is there any corroboration? >> on another larger issue, michael cohen knows everything. he is the long time fixer. he has been at the president's side. so the idea that he is ready, he says, through sources to cooperate with robert mueller, is it a game changer? >> it could be, it depends on in michael cohen is telling the truth, and whether or not he has any corroboration, any other witnesses, any tape recordings, any e-mails or texts that corroborate what he is saying. >> all right special agent, someone that has investigated matters before, this information comes out overnight, michael cohen making this public revelation, cnn reporting michael cohen's mind-set on this. what happens now. if you're robert mueller, what do you do? >> i think at the outset, what this tells us is that for

strzok. >> you were apart of the hillary clinton's e-mail investigation, is that correct? >> yes. >> in that investigation, you were part of the decision for her to and her lawyers to go through e-mails that were produced during exclusively used during her time as secretary, go through and determine which ones were government and which ones were not. both classified and unclassified. is that correct? >> i was not. >> you are not involved at all. >> that's correct. >> but you are aware of it? >> i was aware how they did it. >> you think it was okay how secretary clinton to determine what could or could not qualify for her to turn under the federal record act? >> i can't speak to that. that was the decision my understanding between her and her attorneys. >> she failed to deliver some items that have been ruled as classified, correct? >> i am aware that we recovered information that was not in the materials that she turned over. i don't know if it was her failure or the failure of the attorneys conducting that sort or simply because she does not have it. i don't know the answ

latest, hi, brian. >> speaking for about 45 minutes on stage in central park today, secretary hillary clintonr first on-camera public comments about the hell helsinki summit between president trump and russian president vladimir putin, in front of a few thousand people at ozzie fest, political festival, clinton criticized president trump for trying to go above and beyond to be friends with putin. she insinuated that president trump was unprepared for the meeting, she said trump did not have vigorous debate or discussions with his advisers about russia before the meeting because if he did he would not have even considered to allow russia tokinging interrogate ambassador. >> the idea that the president even considered for a nano second turning over a former ambassador to russia, to russia, mike, was simply unbelievable and in this case, it doesn't seem like our president carries, he wants to be friends with putin for reasons that we are all still trying to figure out. clinton think it is white house should not have allowed president trump to meet one-on-one with russian vladimir putin alone, sh

latest, hi, brian. >> speaking for about 45 minutes on stage in central park today, secretary hillary clintonamera public comments about the hell helsinki summit between president trump and russian president vladimir putin, in front of a few thousand people at ozzie fest, political festival, clinton criticized president trump for trying to go above and beyond to be friends with putin. she insinuated that president trump was unprepared for the meeting, she said trump did not have vigorous debate or discussions with his advisers about russia before the meeting because if he did he would not have even considered to allow russia tokinging interrogate ambassador. >> the idea that the president even considered for a nano second turning over a former ambassador to russia, to russia, mike, was simply unbelievable and in this case, it doesn't seem like our president carries, he wants to be friends with putin for reasons that we are all still trying to figure out. clinton think it is white house should not have allowed president trump to meet one-on-one with russian vladimir putin alone, she says it's

trump, hillary clinton or anything else political in nature? >> i don't specifically recall but it is probably a safe assumption that i did. >> it is likely that they would be similar. >> it is a safe assumption. >> and so your personal phone has likely similar texts to the one we found on your government phone, is that correct? >> i would say it has similar expressions of personal belief, yes? >> okay. so in front of you you have one sheet of paper that was presented to you a few minutes ago, and i'm going to just go to a date and then ask you to read your own words. march 4th, 2016. >> you want me to read this? >> yes, please. >> omg, he's an idiot. >> may 4th, 20. >> now the pressure really starts to finish nye. >> july 19th, 20. >> hi, how was trump other than a douche, miliiana. >> trump is a disaster, have i no idea how destabilizing his presidency would be. >> august 6th, 2016. >> i don't believe that i wrote this text, sir? >> it has been attributed to you. >> incorrect. >> august 8th, 2016, and i will preface it by saying that this, fo

that he knew it was about russian operatives having dirt on hillary clinton and he said i love it if that's what it was about and the meeting took place and steve bannon said it's hard to believe that that meeting would have happened without president trump knowing about it. candidate trump. also, look at all the behavior of the president. in both refusing to say anything negative about vladimir putin and refusing to acknowledge russian interference in the election. and a number of trump operatives lying or forgetting about meetings with the russians. look at the context o. facts. and i think president trump is in a tough position to argue somehow we should believe that he is honest and we should disbelieve michael cohen. the president with a long history of not being truthful. michael cohen understands he will be unable to reach an agreement with the special counsel. he had to come clean and tell the truth as a cooperating witness. with false testimony, no deal will be blown up. i think he has to understand that and does. so i think we have to wait and see but this is very disturbin

it's all true, they fix the investigation to help their favorite candidate and hillary clinton. e worst obstruction of justice case i've ever seen in my life. and in the case of hillary, misled the american people literally, she violated the espionage act. and destroyed such, at two separate felonies. then ranked an investigation clearly into donald trump. their security clearances are now obviously a clear and present danger to the country. meanwhile the press is spinning in circles, and all these people involved in the biggest political scandal of our lifetime. robert mueller, this is your collision story. robert mueller, you might want to get your pit bull, andrew weissmann, on this. hillary clinton, the dnc and the paid for russian lies to reagan election and lied to the american people, all done at the highest levels of our governmen government. lying to judges, and the bulk of the information judges are fed so they can spy on the opposition party candidate associate is full of russian lies. so maybe you will have a little more time on your hands and go after, if i may, thes

that any time it came up that russia hacked the dnc or hillary clinton or podesto. this makes all those denials even bigger lies than we suspect that i had were to begin with. why would he be told about this meeting? it goes to the question you asked me. his partners in the ms. universe contest, a big russian oligarch and his son who was a pop star who performed at ms. universe, they were the ones that brought this offer, who sent the e-mail to trump jr. saying there is a secret kremlin plot. we have set this up. will you meet with us. so it was people that he trusted, people who donald trump jr. and donald trump jr. had done business with and so it makes a lot of sense that donald trump sr. would be told about this. you know, i don't know what they're going to say about this at this point on, but it is collusion and it shows donald trump was covering up from the get go if this is true. >> jennifer, i want to get your reaction now that you have a little bit of time to stare at it. >> you know, this is the piece of evidence that you never get. it's so good. it is so

. >> what happened to hillary clinton's e-mails? >> tonight, accusations of treas treason. >> mr. putin now is the master puppeteer of donald trump, the person who is in our oval office. outrageous. >> and a big flashing red warning light about the next election. >> this was a very constructive few hours that we spent together. >> plus, the mueller investigation under attack. >> i think that the probe is a disaster for our country. >> and putin's non-denial on compromat. >> now to the compromising material. >> what does russia know about trump? >> if that's not the explanation, that trump has something on it, what is it? what the heck could it be? >> "all in" starts now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm ali velshi, in for chris hayes. three days ago, on the same day that robert mueller charged 12 russian military officers in a conspiracy to disrupt the 2016 election, the president's own director of national intelligence, former republican senator dan coats, warned that it may be about to happen again. comparing this moment right now to the summer before 9/11. >> it was in the m