ig level. we have a culture, by the way, that if any of them ask for a lawyer, they must be guilty but then we have ainvestigators tha are acting like prosecutors and not given the legal advice they need. so i think that's a cultural issue, not a process issue. so, how long -- if an investigation goes on and somebody's exonerated, how long does that investigation stay on file, and are they kept on file in order to confirm whether that person is confirmable to a higher rank or a new job? can anybody answer that? >> i can answer to the extent that we accumulate the derogatory information, including substantiated findings and are required to provide that to both the department and the senate when someone's up for promotion. we do it if there's a substantiated case. if it's not substantiated, that's not derogatory information. >> so unsubstantiated cases are kept on file for how long? >> we keep the files. i mean, we don't get rid of the files. but it doesn't go into their personnel file. >> are we

so i do believe that it's important to adequately resource igs, both us and the service igs. they are the not people they think of when they are growing the military. >> i have limited amount of time. how many additional staff do you think you need? >> we could use 100 more additional staff. we have 1600 employees, that's not that much. i think we can use a significant number more. i could give you more statistics and sort of bases but we need significant resources as do they. >> all right. lieutenant general. >> yes, congresswomen, we have right now 50 open senior official cases going on right now. i have 20 investigators. i could easily double that. the average case is about over 400 days. whistleblower reprisal, separate division, another 20 people doing that. i have 345 open cases. average length of a case is 391 days. >> okay. thank you. advice admiral. >> yes, ma'am. we have over 200 cases that are open at this time. and we are just now finishing up and getting up to our 2016 cases. so there is some lag time because of the number of investigators. but i would have to gi

interestingly, ige has a user base of about 50 million people, which makes it about half the size ofrotection given that it is the chinese market, so [10 given that it is the chinese market, so no real competition from avenues like netflix and amazon prime. but it is following this following a fairly familiararc like it is following this following a fairly familiar arc like tech companies, it's revenues and expand her—— companies, it's revenues and expand her —— user base are expanding quite rapidly. so we will see this move listed on the nasdaq exchange if it will help it out. thank you so much for that update. timothy macdonald in the newsroom. in other business news making headlines, us cable giant comcast has offered $31 billion for europe‘s biggest cable provider, sky. comcast, which owns nbc and universal pictures, has made an all cash offer that is significantly higher than urban earlier bid by rupert murdoch‘s 21st century fox. the new bid could mean changes to disney‘s buyout of fox, which also included an offer to take over skype. shares of comcast fault —— fell nearly 6% i

>> ig is a good guy, the ig during the obama years, he was ig during the george w. bush years.: but is his office the right to be investigating? >> in my opinion, no. under justice department protocols, as former ag general michael mukasey point out this is the way these things normally start. but when you have a boss, the president, understandably impatient for the thing, go for the jugular. get a team of prosecutors, team of fbi agents, this is what i think happened at fisa, this is what i fear happened at fisa. investigate. david: i know you agree with me on the first one is the fisa court making it too easy on spy on people? both you and i agree that is yes,. >> absolutely. david: two, you need proof to make your case. the second one, was the trump dossier russian collusion? collusion between the democratic party, hillary campaign paying for it, fbi, doj and we now find evidence that the state department is pushing for it? >> as far as we know that is not being investigated. jeff sessions doesn't need to be told to investigate that. if he thinks there is an internal conflic

the ig got all that information. it wasn't issue of whether it could be made public through a public report. so, the ig does have the information. sen. mccaskill: but ig cannot share that with me. >> correct. sen. mccaskill: or the chairman of the committee. >> we will be happy to have a discussion with that you. i will come in and talk to you. sen. mccaskill: i'm going to need more explanation about this. this could be a trend. all of a sudden we could have igs all over the government saying this is a delivered of process. we cannot talk about this. then our oversight is done. >> we find it unusual for an ig report to be focused on discussions within the executive branch. a lot of the report was focused thoseil notifications, type of things. normally, and i g report would be focused on how dhs implemented the travel restriction. sen. mccaskill: somebody who has asd as many ig reports anybody in this room, emails are always a part of those reports. emails -- >> i think the deliberative process, we are in the early --

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the ig got all of the information.t was an issue of whether it would be made public through a public report. so the ig does have the information. sen. mccaskill: so, but the ig cannot share that with me? ms. duke: correct. sen. mccaskill: for the chairman of this committee? ms. duke: we would be happy to have a discussion about that with you if you like to go over the findings of the report. we could come in and talk to you about that. sen. mccaskill: i will need more explanation about this because this could be a trend. all of a sudden, we could have ig's all over government saying this is a deliberative process and we cannot talk about it. and all of a sudden, our oversight is done. ms. duke: we find it highly unusual for an id report to be solely focused on discussions within the executive branch. a lot of the report was focused on female notifications and those types of things were normally an ig report will be focused on how did dhs invoke the travel restrictions? sen. mccaskill: as someone who has read so many re

the optics of cutting the ig today are bad. havesomething that i championed with the chairman together. our common goals are absolutely clear. our commitment to our nation, veterans are clear, getting the budget right is our job. i think this committee is up to the task, and i yield back. >> i think the gentleman for yielding. we are joined by the honorable david shulkin. welcome. the secretary is joined by the honorable john rachelle ski, assistant secretary management chief financial officer for veterans affairs, the cheek site -- the chief financial officer of the health administration, acting deputy undersecretary for the veterans benefits administration, the deputy forrsecretary for finance the national cemetery administration, and richard chandler, deputy assistant secretary for v.a. v.a. research management for the office of information technology. you are now recognized. >> mr. chairman, i want to thank you. i want to thank all the members of the committee. many of you had a chance to come over to my office, spent some

i'm hoping the ig when the department of justice investigative general, ig comes out with their reports going on inside justice, that may have actually saw the emai emails they'll shed light on this. >> sean: thank you very much. when we come back my final thoughts on this fisa memo and where we go from here. that's straight ahead. running a business is not for the faint of heart. luckily, office depot® officemax® is here to take care of you. ♪ taking care of business with print services done right. on time. guaranteed! expert tech support. and this week all dell pcs are up to twenty five percent off! save even more when you purchase a dell monitor. and make sure you protect your investment. office depot® officemax. officedepot.com ♪ taking care of business you won't see these folks they have businesses to run. they have passions to pursue. how do they avoid trips to the post office? stamps.com mail letters, ship packages, all the services of the post office right on your computer. get a 4 week trial, plus $100 in extras including postage and a digital scale. go to stamps.com/tv and ne

jeff sessions asked the ig to look into it.ents ago the president weighs in with a new attack on the attorney general. the president writes why is ag jeff sessions asking the inspector general to investigate potentially massive fisa abuse? will take forever. has no prosecutorial power and already late with reports on comey, et cetera. isn't the ig an obama guy? why not use justice department lawyers? disgraceful. again, the president criticizing his attorney general. joining me now is the house w.h.i.p. democratic congressman steny hoyer. thanks so much for being with us. i hope you had a chance to hear what i was just reading, this new statement from the president criticizing anew the attorney general for calling for an investigation into fisa abuse. >> well, the president tends to call out his friends and his foes for anything he believes are contrary to his interests. i think that he's undermined clearly attorney general jeff sessions in a lot of different ways from the very beginning, most of all, of course, for recusing hi

>> chris wray, head of fbi read some ig report and said to mccabe, maybe you should go.issa: that is another big part of it. >> that is an indication that the report will be critical of mccabe. melissa: this has brought a whole bunch more questions. >> that's right. what we do know it is as bad as we thought it could be, maybe worse. melissa: terrific. that and market, hey, happy friday, everyone. >> exactly. melissa: thank you, bob cusack, doug schoen. >> thank you. david: that last word was from a democrat, for the record. >> an american patriot. david: american patriot. right on, doug. we love both you guys. you're the best. >>> a massive selloff going on wall street. will it continue? this the is worst week for the dow in nine years. what you need before the opening bell on monday. ♪ melissa: the president arriving at joint base andrews. the president an first lady will depart shortly for palm beach, florida. david: i bet he is glad to get out of that beltway swamp today. dow tumbling 665 points, more than 2 1/2%. this is the biggest drop since "brexit" in june of 20

this kurdish insurgency both in sight turkey and outside of turkey for the future of the country as igs is at stake but there will be concerns in turkey. as a number of turkish soldiers are increasingly killed along with the concerns over the civilian plight but they could be a growing opposition to this operation and that is seen as one of the reasons why they're going to crack down on any forces of dissent i think seven hundred arrests of people putting postings on social media opposing this operation that crackdown is expected to continue. the jury we've also been hearing reports of turkish guards at the border with syria indiscriminately shooting at people trying to flee across the border into turkey has denied this can you tell us any more about this story. but it's very difficult to verify these reports of being very quick to say that this is propaganda this is out of the question they get their super bowl the forces do behave in a humane way following international law but it has to be said that international human rights groups last year did publish a report making similar alleg

i'm hoping the ig, when the department of justice investigative general or ig comes out with their reportut what's going on inside justice and they have access to all the emails, they will shine some light on this. >> sean: thank you both for being with us. when we come back, my final thoughts on this fisa memo and where we go from here. that's straight ahead ♪ >> sean: as we have been saying on the show the nunes memo is 15% sadly of what we're told will come out of this scandal. there is a lot more coming. in many ways the fact that the media has been so wrong and so corrupt it is a story that will haunt them, i would argue, for decades to come. we'll have more coming. stay with the fox news channel. stay with us. this story is only beginning and you deserve to know the truth and thanks to all of you who helped get this memo released. i hope you have a great weekend. i think the patriots are going to win but what do i know? we will see you back here monday. laura ingraham is live next. we'll see you then. have a good weekend. ♪ ♪ >> laura: welcome to the ingraham angle i'm laura ingraha

the first step is with the ig. he maybes criminal referrals and then go to doj lawyers who can then prosecute. trish: so is no one telling the president this? i guess, ned, i would just say if this is the right procedure why is he so upset about it? >> i again, it is frustration that has built up on other things, trish. i wish, you know me i'm a trump supporter since the primary. trish: i know you have. >> i love 85, 90% of trump's tweets. every now and then i wish he would sake a few moments to tweet out. this is one of those examples he would have teen a few moments. i'm a little frustrated with sessions. i would like to see things done differently but maybe i shouldn't send this tweet out. the important thing at the end. day -- pardon? trish: does session stay in your view? >> he is there for the time-being. what that looks like -- trish: that is not a big endorsement, ned. >> i don't know what long-term ag session looks like for him to be at the department of justice. i will say this, that in the presence he is

so the ig does have the information. >> but the ig cannot share that with me. >> correct. >> or the chairman of the committee. >> we be happy to have a discussion about that with you if you like to go over the findings and i will commit to you that we will come in and talk to you about the -- >> i need more expedition about this. this could be a trend. all of a sudden we could have ig's all over government encountering apartment saying this was a deliberate process and we can talk about this and then all of a sudden our oversight is done. >> we find it highly unusual for an id report to be solely focused on discussions within the executive branch between -- a lot of the report was focused on e-mail notification and those types of things were normally an id report would be focused on how did dhs implement the travel restriction. >> as someone who has read many it reports as anyone in this room and as many gao reports in this room e-mails are always a part of those reports. e-mails regard. >> it would be appropriate but the deliberative process refers to the early stages of how we con

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an ig report would be great. that will be quiet.nd this narrative is going to continue to go and that's why i think your two guests previously are right. the more information we can get out there now to settle some of these scores if you will the better. >> but the release classified information over the objection of the fbi director and seeing that as sweet revenge, how do you respond to that? >> i actually do agree with mike, that it looks like there are other issues at play which is politics and the president's own hide and i just worry -- we need to have a healthy republican and democratic party that is not just -- and this -- this worries me -- honestly, even as a democrat that the republicans are doing the bidding of the president and thereby undermining the fbi. rick, even when you start publicly saying that the fbi's been hiding information, it gives this whole deep state conspiracy crank stuff more oxygen -- >> but they did hide information, they withheld information and they're still withholding information. >> they're wit

asking inspector general to investigate potentially massive fisa abuse, would take forever, isn't the ig an obama guy? why not use justice department lawyers? disgraceful all caps, exclamation point. this comes after president's former campaign chair pleaded not guilty to new slated federal charges, that was paul manafort leaving the courthouse moments ago pleading not guilty to the new charges. trial date set for september. the president's son-in-law in the meantime has lost access to the nation's most sensitive secrets. countries now reportedly thinking they could play him for information. our correspondents following this head spinning array of developments, let's begin at the white house and the president's comments about the attorney general, kaitlan kol inz, what's going on here. >> reporter: we see the attack on jeff sessions jet again from the president on twitter, something we've seen before but to give a little context to what the president is saying here, this comes after jeff sessions did say they are going to look into whether this applications for foreign surveillance were

>> release id a statement to this as well as a response to the va ig. on my spouse, my character, and my understand blemished record of service to the veterans affairs administration. your staff's conduct related to this investigation reeks of an agenda. he's not the only cabinet official who's been under fire for travel practices. there have been five other cabinet secretaries under fire. members of congress saying they want to hear more, at least one republican who sits on the veterans affairs committee, says shulkin needs to go. >> all right. good report. thanks very much for that. >>> we're following breaking news on the rob porter abuse scandal that's engulfed the white house and the white house chief of staff john kelly now for more than a week. the vice president, mike pence, offers a staunch defense of the chief of staff as the house of representatives launches its own full-scale investigation. ur onlx service getting you? stop by your local jackson hewitt and get all the benefits of a tax pro. with jackson hewitt you get 100% accuracy and our m

you also have as ig report, an ig, the ig at the fbi looking into this, as well. >> who obviously letoundtable? what's going on? sticking with us. you're watching "hardball." what can a president do in thirty seconds? he can fire an fbi director who won't pledge his loyalty. he can order the deportation of a million immigrant children. he can threaten an unstable dictator armed with nuclear weapons. he can go into a rage and enter the nuclear launch codes. how bad does it have to get before congress does something? when this guy got a flat tire in the middle of the night, so he got home safe. yeah, my dad says our insurance doesn't have that. what?! you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. when we come back, the roundtable will tell me something i don't know. stick around for three big headlines. we'll be right back. i am very proud of the development of drugs that can prevent the rejection and prevent the recurrence of the original disease. i never felt i was going to die. we know so much about transplantation. and we're living longer. you c

i noticed the budget for the ig would be scaled back 27 ftes in 2019. it would lead leave them far short of the level. when it meets increased demand for programs and services. it will prevent them from hiring investigators. the optics of cutting this is really bad. it's something i am a chairman of champion for years. i look forward to the testimony today. our common goals are absolutely clear our commitment to the nation's veterans are clear. it's our job up here i think this committee is up to the task. i yield back. we are joined this morning by the honorable david sorkin. that is the honorable john rafalski. the department of veterans affairs, welcome. the chief financial officer. from the health administration for the benefit administration. the deputy under secretary. and richard chandler. deputy assistant. for the va office of information in technology. you are not recognized for as much time as you may consume. i want to thank you and ranking member walls i want to thank you for your leadership and all of the members of the committee many of yo

lou: turn to the ig, department of justice, sessions announcing that the ig will investigate the fisa courts and the appearance of -- considerable political influence and abuse. >> i was astonished that jeff sessions stated the obvious, investigating wrong doing. i am wondering if he checked with rod rosenstein. make sure it was okay with him. in reality, that is kind of how it goes on there. lou: seems to be no other explanation for inert nature of leadership of the justice department. talk about investigating wrong doing, their job. but, it is you know this is really a historic moment. because sessions is doing something. >> yes. but he should have done this a long time ago. we have known about dossier and fisa abuse for a very long-term. before intel committee memo. he should take it a step further, instead of having department investigate itself, there should be a special counsel. congressman meadows pointed out. lou: turn to mueller, witch-hunt continues. and rick gates, manafort aide in dealing with everything ukrainian and oligarch. has half his changes dropped by special couns

we have been following the process on a business coverage for some weeks now stipulate the deal is, igne of the biggest unions, it is also the trailblazer. usually other unions follow where they go. this is the thinking. tell us they go. this is the thinking. tell us about the deal and is it inflation busting? it is inflation busting. it is not helping the competitive edge of germany. just as france is getting its competitive edge, germany is going the other way. 28 hour weeks, if you want, it you won't get paid quite as much, but up to now it was the french and the germans had a 35 hour week. the germans had a 35 hour weekm only for those who choose to work 28 hour week ‘s. only for those who choose to work 28 hour week 's. where they have a concession if they don't quite earn as much as those who worked 35 hours. the trade union went in and said those working 38 hour should get as much. we need to see this against the bigger backdrop against what is going on in berlin right now, where angela merkel is trying to get together a coalition with the social democrats, and other grand coali

novell's for igs lackluster performances this season have resulted in a permanent flirtation with the relegation zone a string of injuries added to coach martin schmidt says woes going into this weekend's clash against league leaders buy him a victory seemed almost impossible the other hand the defending champions are brimming with confidence and cruising to their next bundesliga title they look set to be crowned champions earlier than any other club in league history breaking their own record set in the two thousand and thirteen two thousand and fourteen season they also wanted an easy ride this weekend with their round of sixteen champions league tie against us coming up on choose day coach your punkers had almost the entire squad to choose from so were the wolves the latest club to fall victim to by. byron's midfield star tiago making his return from injury with our tour of the dell suspended the spaniard started in his first appearance since november you're behind his back after missing a game with the flu left several of his top stars on the bench. but it was valborg who came out

just read the text messages from that ig investigation which has yet to drop. remember, the ig's report, which may be far more damaging for the obama administration than devin nunes or the grassley referrals has yet to be released. these were people who were politicized and who obama allowed to politicize others. that's what we have to get to the bottom of. trish: and i think the tragic thing in all of this, you can relate these two in that our fbi was politicized and whatever direction they were getting from the top on down was not to do what we needed the fbi to do to protect our children and protect our country but instead to go after this administration and perhaps florida is proof of that. you know, a tragedy all around. but there's room for improvement. that's for sure, dr. gorka. >> there's a reason that this sition since 1776 onward has never created a kurt service. we don't spy on fellow americans unless we have a good reason and the judge gives you the warrant. that changed under the obama administration. we have to walk the fbi back from being a poli

ig, in this country i think we have igs across the board i think congress should work with them we tryrosecute. only looking at doj fbi can't look at state department, so this is going to be i hope this is good, i hope that -- that if people vote the law there is criminal he referrals that come out of this i still say that somehow is there is going to have to be someone has to be there to investigate integrators. >> who jeff sessions totally handguned because he recused himself. >> i don't know why i would be recused from this i am not a lawyer he feels he has to stay recused i don't, i don't see why because there has been no evidence of any collusion between trump and russians. >> how long can we keep going with this special prosecutor investigation no evidence of collusion there is a lot of money costing taxpayers. >> unknown at this particular point i have no idea the mayor oakland, california angering feds by warning of possible ice raids in the city instructed local law enforcement not to cooperate with federal agency instead to protect those targeted from being detained or deport

the ig report was kept secret for more than a year. hewas only released as neared retirement. these are just five stories out of an estimated 500 since 2013. they do not even include criminal misconduct. 60 current admirals are under investigation for accepting bribes and gifts. an $18,000m included dinner. others included a $60,000 state in a hotel. sometimes, these bribes and gives were given in exchange for revealing classified information. substandard. based on the dod inspector general's own data, it is clear that the current system of deterrence is not working. in today's hearing, i want to hear from all of our panels. in the case of the inspector general, how are they working to increase accountability? in the case of the chiefs, what are they doing to combat criminal behavior and corruption? i look for to hearing from our witnesses. >> we will give each witness the opportunity to present his or her testimony. each member has an opportunity to question for five minutes. your written comments and statements will be made in part of the hearing record. let me welcome our f

isn't the ig an obama guy? why not use justice department lawyers? disgraceful! that tweet getting a lot of attention. here's republican congressman pete king. >> i do think the inspector general's investigation is important. there's no reason why the department of justice can't do it's own parallel investigation, because, again, the inspector general, in my experience, has always done a very good job. it can take time. >> it can take time, pete king says. pete king also went on to say, you know, didn't think it was necessarily a good idea for the president to speak out so publicly against his own ag. >> i know, but imagine the frustration, because it was jeff sessions who started the mueller ball rolling by his recusal in the first place. i don't think the president's ever gotten over that. i think he does blame jeff sessions for what has been an albatross around this administration's leg right from the beginning. >> when you call a guy an albatross, i assume you might be with those that agree he should go. >> yes, absolutely! well said, harris faulkner. >> one

he is looking at the ig and saying he's an obama appointee.k at all the players and what the president is calling this witch hunt they're almost entirely republicans, right, the key players? >> yes. there are so many layers to this. he is claiming that there was some fisa abuses. but if you look at the schiff response to the nunes memo, there clearly were not any bouss of the fisa process. the four judges were republican appointees. jeff sessions himself is a republican. the head of the fbi, christopher wray is a republican. we have deputy attorney general rod rosenstein, who is a republican. the committee looking over this and the senate are dominated by republican majority. this idea that he's trying to put -- point to someone he claims as an obama person is now going to be looking into something that's even kind of a wild goose chase, you know, is intended as a distraction, i think. >> laura, real quickly, attorney general jeff sessions, how secure is he in his position right now? >> well, you know, of course, we can't predict what the pres

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as you look at the overhead view, storm tracker 6 live double scan showing thererain ig toward the east and northern montgo clipping the lehigh valley. and scattered light precipitation in parts of chester, delaware and philadelphia and the bulk of it pushing out of maryland and the northern half of delaware and crossing the delaware bay into parts of south jersey. it's light, but enough to get your roads wet and slow you down a little bit. as we lookutside, we have cloudy skies overall we're looking at clouds from start finish again today. it's going to stay cool like yesterday. 38 degrees in philadelphia. winds out of the east at 13, giving you a windchill of 30, bundle up, but keep the rain gear handy. temperatures across the region with the cool northeast flow coming down out of the cooler new york state, 36 in allentown, 38 in wilmington, that cooler air making for a chillier start this morning than what we had yesterday. as we look at rain chance today there's more and more of this between now and 9:00 across the region, anyway, some isolated steadier sho possible. we get up to no

eventually, ig has started to write it out. willonds is where this show itself.reg: the front end of the market is clearly mispriced. that is tied to the negative depot rate. i think that is the most sensitive point. the growth story is an important story for the periphery. it makes sense to me that they can continue to do well as a consequence. in europe, the big surprise has been the strong growth. pops up inowth countries and the spreads should reflect that. jon: two surprises in the market -- the equity market draw down quite aggressively, in the u.s., credit has remained resilient. we have started to see some cracks. greg: it is a price discovery issue. you look at the derivative market, the pricing is much more volatile because the price discovery is instantaneous. in triple c's, the trade is much more by appointment. you don't know the real value. flows is fund interesting. you saw outflow in high-yield bank loans and inflows into investment grade credit. there is still a demand for spread and credit and investment grade in particular. jon: from the conver

governor ige was elected governor in 2014 and is up for re-election in november.

we are ready, prepared, bring ig it. go. >> fans are excited about the superbowl win. >> we have negative press and this is bringing the city together. >> enough of this hate. football brings the world together. >> with this beautiful shot of the parkway tonight we note that with the massive five mile parade going on in traffic gridlock expected with 1 to 2,000,000 people in town, we doubt there will be much of anything happening in the city except for the parade. we'll see you there. >> dann cuellar, channel6 "action news." >> thank you, dan. the school district will give everyone a day off to experience the moment of city pride. archdiocese schools will also be closed. we have word from other school districts as well as including upper darby, collingswood and more. they are being posted as they come in to 6abc.com. we join jeff skversky with superbowl mvp nick foles who came back to philadelphia this afternoon. foles wasn't with him. he was you know where. >> at the magical place on earth. the eagle superbowl winning q

isn't the ig and obama die? by no justice department lawyers? disgraceful. a reminder, just sessions is the republican who was appointed by this very president. neil. >> do we know whether the president ever raises personally with his attorney general or just got through last week. >> the president has been very vocal about just sessions recusing himself. there was a story in vanity fair, or one of the outlets about how sessions had quit which had been widely put out there. i don't know on this exact. se but the documents in this relationship being tenuous at best has been out there for quite some time. tweets like this don't further any speculation as to how these two king will exist for a long time going forward. >> i wonder. thank you. that is the story i really wanted to discuss. this drama is really showing no sign of ending. if i am jeff sessions, abi just walk out. i've been humiliated by the president maybe for justifiable reasons, maybe they started out on the wrong foot with the recusal and everything has gone from bad to worse. what does this mean