. >> was that igor diveykin?have never met diveykin. >> laura: usa and you've never met igor diveykin? >> i've never met him in my life. >> in the spirit of bipartisan -- i think we can say that he is the dumbest person in this scandal. >> that is the characteristic of not being able to -- >> but he is the basis, his trip and his work going back, the basis. >> laura: you're comfortable and the fact that in the end, this memo, the fisa warrant did not include that? real quick, i'm going to go black. >> it said that it came from -- >> it wouldn't have bothered you? it would have bothered me. >> friends don't give the fbi information on friends. >> you wouldn't have liked that. >> would be the target because i didn't allude. >> laura: one look at carter. guys, guys, guys, he can't be both dumb and kind of doing this supersecret spy network. >> sure, he can be a bad spy. donald trump jr. isn't the sharpest knife in the drawer either. >> laura: can say the same thing but hillary clinton. the police, boys, how they may

you are saying today that you never met igor -- i forget his name, igor sechin. >> i've never met him. if you do the math on that, -- that seems like a pretty hefty sum, you know? >> laura: that's pretty good. carter, hold right there. we have a lot more to talk about. it's actually fun to read through this dossier. it's like, crazy stuff. we are going to have more to talk about after this in a short break. stay there i've gotta say, i love the new place. oh thanks. yeah, i took your advice and had geico help with renters insurance- it was really easy. easy. that'd be nice. phone: for help with chairs, say "chair." phone: for help with bookcases, say "bookcase." bookcase. i thought this was the dresser? isn't that the bed? phone: i'm sorry, i didn't understand. phone: for help with chairs, say "chair." does this mean we're not going out? book-case. see how easy renters insurance can be at geico.com. >> laura: welcome back. we now resume our exclusive interview with former >> shannon: campaign -- carter, when i saw that they started to listen into your phone calls in october, that was

to give us a bit of an update on this very very recent news igor and give us a quick overview well so first and foremost twenty eight athletes have just went from a lifetime ban from participating in a lympics ever again to all accusations allegations and more importantly sanctions dropped against them completely so talk about extremes really what this means for those twenty eight people is that they have finally managed to clear their names really and well this is not the only decision that's been made by the. excuse me tonight eleven other athletes have been partly cleared it means that for them a lifetime ban was swapped was swapped for a ban to participate in the upcoming olympics in south korea so obviously those people even though some of them have already finished their sporting careers they are very glad they're very happy among those twenty eight after the two have been completely cleared there are nine medalists at the sochi olympics so they are said to get their medals back now it is not just let's have a quick listen to how the russian sports minister reacted to the good n

you are saying today that you never met igor -- i forget his name, igor sechin. >> i've never met him. if you do the math on that, -- that seems like a pretty hefty sum, you know? >> laura: that's pretty good. carter, hold right there. we have a lot more to talk about. it's actually fun to read through this dossier. it's like, crazy stuff. we are going to have more to talk about after this in a short break. stay there. it relieves all your worst symptoms including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. and all from a gentle mist you can barely feel. flonase sensimist. (male vo) raging wildfires continue to scorch parts; (male vo) allegations of misconduct; ♪ oh, why you look so sad, ♪ the tears are in your eyes, mvo: how hard is it just to take some time out of your day to give him a ride to school and show him you support him. ♪ and don't be ashamed to cry, ♪ let me see you through, ♪ 'cause i've seen the dark side too. ♪ ♪ when the night falls on you, ♪ you don't know what to do, mvo: when disaster strikes to one, we all get together and support each other. that's the nature of h

. >> thanks for getting up igor i begin with you why do you like the idea raising the age limit. >> ie idea moving towards fewer guns period the problem is that the more guns we have, the more gun crimes we have, that is just the fact when you look at states that have loose gun regulations this have more gun crime if we really want to solve this problem, we've got to move to a place with your guns we've got to talk about bold solutions federal licensing like training and ultimately, not only raising the age but banning the assault weapons altogether. >> emory i am assuming you disagree with every point he just made. >> yes, i will start with this notion, that the states that have loose or pr missive gun laws have more crime look to battle more, chicago, and see these, microcosms of what the country would look like as a whole, if we had those sorts of ultra restrictive laws ar-15 is not some inhere ently dangerous or evil weapon it is a tool, like any firearm is a tool increasing the age so that people between ages of 18 and 20, can no longer purchase a long gun, is -- it is swath a fl

igor of russia, robin cook of the united kingdom, hubert mccain of france, josh got fisher of germanylloyd axworthy of canada, and of italy. they didn't stop there with the faces. group,bbed these -- this matalin and her dream team of foreign ministers. as you can see it engraved on the surface's tray. alison: madeleine albright is the first woman secretary of state. this is very much a gendered gift. we have her male counterparts, but it is a gift to a woman, as a secretary of state. as visitors come to the diplomacy center, i think that will be very apparent. katie: the art of diplomatic giftgiving involves trying to figure out who the person is. what are their likes? what they might be interested in? time, what -- what represents me and my country. how can i represent my culture, the national resources, the arts and artisans of my country as well? i think this set does that's magnificently. have actively been building this for many years now. we are at about 7500 items in our collection. this collection is truly unique to the nation. there is no other institution in the nation that

also joining us is igor vul ski and curt andersen. >> jim, i want to go to you. we've been together so many times covering these events. what are you seeing in this one. >> a lot of failures. i read an ap post where the shooter posted on instagram accounts where he posted about killing animals, all the students knew he was a problem, the school had expelled him. this is a guy walking around with a rotating red light on his head, i may be dangerous, threatening, then he has a bunch of guns. there's contact with the school supervisors, so this is somebody we should have been paying attention to. that's the first thing. the second thing, all these magazines, the sheriff talked about he had just multiple magazines. countless magmagazines. you talk about the assault weapons ban, when that was passed in '94, one of the things we saw when we were picking up guns on the street, from criminal gangs and felons and users, we started to see in the later years, more and more guns we were seizing with just a 10-round magazine. and because the supply had sort of been horded. pe

in the internal structure of us but our teams igor's the doll of looks back now at the unknown to the world of winter sports. team russia dog the judgment was swift and he immediately became gospel for much of the olympic world ever since the infamous report on doping in russia saw the light of day but its claims of a state sponsored conspiracy the pretext for the ban have been shaken to their very foundation in the last few days bombshell one. twenty eight russian athletes make a comeback from a lifetime ban over the past few years the international olympic committee unleashed to the ultimate punishment on them following a damning verdict the cheated the tests it seemed that their dreams careers and lifetime goals were annihilated in one stroke but last thursday the top sports court had a different opinion on that the ban was no more those stripped of their medals got them back the i.o.c. was both red faced and furious its members see the thing with bitterness and resentment but all things considered the i.o.c. had some trouble standing beside their initial ruling a lot of people ask

these include igor even off of russia, robin cook of the united kingdom, hubert of france, fisher of germany, lloyd of canada, and lumbarerto of italy. they didn't stop at the faces, they dubbed this group madeleine and her dream team of foreign ministers. >> what is so interesting is while madeleine albright is the first secretary of state, this is a gender based. it is a gift to a woman as secretary of state. as visitors come to the diplomacy center, that will very much be a parent. >> the art of diplomatic giftgiving involves trying to figure out who the pursuit is and what they are like and what they might be interested in. at the same time, what represents me and my country? what are the natural resources and arts and artisans of my country? i think the set does that magnificently. we have been building the artifact collection for many years and we are at about 7000 500 items in our collection. this collection is truly unique to the nation. there is no other institution in the nation that is solely focused on collecting diplomacy. these objects would have nowhere else to go, and

igor's you don't know for we discussed the issue with a number of experts including renowned sports lawyer r. chimp parts of you welcome the ruling. by the it's a victory for common sense and the fundamental principles of the olympics over political whims we've always stuck to the principles journey i.o.c. inquiry and we cast as well charter is based on that's what appeared to cool it in leftist when he created the olympic movement of first of all it's a great victory for those twenty cleats fart over a year to claim their innocence and cares this is confirmed that they have not committed any wrongdoing and had wrongly sanctioned something they had not done theoretically. could challenge those decision the grounds on which you can. this is before the streets supreme court are very limited and i don't see how they could be successful. and you can see here the reaction of one russian cross-country skier after hearing the verdict tell the end my theory it was one of the twentieth athletes cleared of doping nearly overjoyed at the court's decision. ok moving on now the release of a classified

doping apel their results at the sochi winter games back in twenty fourteen bringing us the latest igor showdown off. this ruling has to be the olympic equivalent of having your execution cancelled at the last minute twenty eight it's previously banned for life from the games and are fully cleared of all doping allegations sanctions against them dropped nine hard won medals in sochi are set to return to their rightful owners named and shamed they refused all along to accept the punishment for being guilty by association you're done with it's such a relief for us because we're really are innocent the public is now where that many people believe that we don't but our close ones of course knew it wasn't true i'm really disappointed with the olympic movement it's a complete mess. there's a lot of uncertainty the bans were justified in some cases in others not i'm happy that the athletes in my sport. have been partially acquitted and i'm sure we'll be promoting our movement further. legal mechanisms exist and we hope we'll still have the time to fight for our rights if not at caste then in a

achieved in such reinstituted but to discuss this further we're joined in the studio by our correspondent igor should are now off big news here can you firstly outline the decision for us well of course so these twenty eight out of the to that we've mentioned it means that for them it went all the way from a lifetime ban from ever taking part in from ever competing in any olympics to a complete drop of all allegations and more importantly as you've just heard sanctions what this means for them is that they have finally managed to clear their names at least for now although the arbitration court has said that it doesn't mean that they are innocent although what does that really mean if they are saying that they have not been found guilty of doping but still they have managed to clear their name and moreover nine medals will be going back into russia's coffers so to speak nine medals from these sorties twenty for fourteen games obviously you for athletes and for the russian sports ministry this is good news have a listen the cash decision on russian athletes confirms many accused of anti doping

this spectacular russian porcelain set, coffee set, was a gift by the russian foreign minister igor evenff. i think you can see on each of the cups is the image of albright and her foreign minister counterparts, and these include the russian, robin cook of the united kingdom, hubert germany,f france, canada, and italy. there with thep faces. they dubbed the use -- this group madeleine and her dream team of foreign ministers. engraved on the services trade. >> matteson all right is the first woman secretary of state and is very much a gendered -- >> her male counterparts. mailer -- her male counterparts and a gift to a woman secretary of state. it is on display, it is very much a parent. >> the art of diplomatic giftgiving is trying to figure out who the person is, what might they be adjusted in, but at the same time, we'll represents me and my country, how can i represent my culture, the national resources and artisans of my country as well. this does this magnificently. we have been actively building this artifact collection for many years now and we are at about 7500 items in the colle

into orbit cheaper and we'll lose it in this competition because our rockets can be used only once igor corage and go is one of a number of deeply concerned russian defense and space analysts he's concerned for russia's share of the space market and concerned space x. will benefit the u.s. military the workhorses of russia's state space program like this so you see i suddenly feel like aging remnants from a different era which they are really so used first launched in one thousand nine hundred sixty six a new cosmodrome called rostock germany and russia's far east has brought some modernization but millions of dollars have gone missing from the accounts because my dreams corruption scandals highlight the country's problem with self sabotage even on projects of national priority with russia's illustrious history of space exploration is still a few thoughts of national pride but as the dawn breaks on a new era one of commercial space travel russia will have to match innovative nimble relatively cheap operators like space x. if it's to stay competitive that's a huge political and technolog

also joining us as igor.e's the vice president at the center for american progres american progress. when people hear more guns less crime, what does that mean? that sounds wild and that can't possibly be true. florida is a state where 40% of people there own a gun, guns are medically accessible if you pass a background check. they have a lot of guns, they still have a big shooting, what's up? >> people have a lot of guns but it matters whether you can have it with you or not. look at the mass public shootings that they have had, each one occurs in those tiny areas where people aren't allowed to defend themselves. these criminal may be crazy but they aren't stupid. they try to go where they know people can't defend themselves because they want to kill as many people as possible. they know the longer it takes for somebody to arrive on the scene, the more damage they can do. >> laura: are we sure that any of the security guards there were five security guards at the school at each entrance, exit point including

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igor perenko, medical doctor, i'm a medical help. sure, so, good evening.nces and sympathy for all those people, family members involved in the tragedy today. through the broward health system, we received 17 patients. at broward health north we received 17 patients and one suspect. the suspect was treated and released in police custody. of our eight patients, we had two mortalities, three in critical condition, and three are stable. what condition was the suspect in?|j cannot disclose that. i think the first sentence you said, you said 17 patients at broward health north. no, systemwide at broward health, there was a total of seven patients, nine here, seven at broward general, and seven at broward springs. -- at coral springs. you talk about injuries. how serious are these? of the eight patients, two mortalities, three in critical condition, three stable. what have you seen, what kind of wounds? out of respect for family members and patients, we are not going to disclose that information? are these all gunshot wounds? yes, they are all gunshot victims. so

what do you think -- this is in disney's court right now what do you think bob igor is thinking abouto do with that stake he has to buy from rupert murdoch? >> there's a lot of strategic chess going on here, you're absolutely right but my feeling is the market has gotten this absolutely wrong all the key stocks are down. i actually think this is good for everybody. comcast -- >> how can it be good for everybody, tom >> well, when it comes to comcast, they really don't have avenues for major domestic growth they've done very well with the comcast cable/nbc combination, sky distribution and content over there is similar to it. it's in their wheelhouse this is a much more natural business for comcast to own than disney it was a part of the disney/fox deal i never understood. to me it's like netflix acquiring t-mobile yeah, they have something to do with each other, but it's a whole different skill set, getting into consumer electronic business in people's homes, the wiring, all the technology issues are totally different than the one that -- >> so, you're saying the way you see this is i

page 90 betty says that you held meetings with two igors, i wille wrong way, and senior people. word -- they started calling me, while three journalists, like me in july ofd i kept getting these calls from people for the next couple of months until it finally broke in september. >> sean: is anything in the steeleer dossier written about your true? >> not one word. >> sean: completely falls? >> a laughable joke. >> sean: i know trey gowdy ask you this. what is an what inaccuracies check out the most against you? >> the complete ridiculousness of it. >> sean: do you think you would have b been charged if thy had any evidence, considering that fisa warrants gave them an opportunity to get every text, email, phone call you ever made? >> i'm not -- i don't talk about those things. typically, if anyone -- i've never been given any information that i'm under any serious consideration over recent months. >> sean: i have no personal informationnt the russian government or anyone associated with it played a role in the 2016 election, you added that your visits to moscow, what do you make

meetings in moscow with russian -- a russian -- senior russian government official, and an aide to igoression, the head of the russian energy firm, and a close crony of vladimir putin, is on the u.s. sanctions list. he had denied at first that he had had any meetings of such a nature. he acknowledged before the house intelligence committee that he met with the head of investor relations for the deputy prime minister in russia, and then wrote e-mails to the trump campaign, citing these meetings and offering to provide the insights he had gleaned from his trip to trump campaign officials. look, this is a highly selective memo, clearly. there's much more that went into that fisa application we know both from the democrats and from our own sources in the u.s. government, which we haven't yet seen. until we see the full picture, it's very hard to know to what extent my story would have been a factor in the decision to grant the fisa application. other than to say, and this is probably the most important thing, michael, there were three renewals of this fisa application. so -- >> right. with

. >> sean: page 9 of it says that you held meetings with two ey igors.say it the wrong way the vatican. >> did that ever happen? >> i had not even heard -- i started when i heard the word -- they started calling me "wall street journal" was the first that called me in july of 2016. and i started -- i kept getting these calls from people for the next couple months until it finally broke in september. >> sean: is anything written in the steele dossier true. >> not one word. >> sean: not one word. they were completely false. >> it's a laughable joke. absolutely. >> sean: i know trey gowdy asked you this. what factual inaccuracies stand out the most against you? >> the complete ridiculousness of it all, sean. >> sean: do you think you would have been charged by the special counsel now if they had any evidence considering that that fisa warrant gave them an opportunity to get every text, every email. every phone call you ever made? wouldn't that have led to an indictment by now? >> you know, i'm not -- you know, i don't talk about those things. but typically,

>> well, i think that one of the thingshat gets igored is just how much a surprise this was.s did not leak before hand whicis impressive since so many things do leak in washington, d.c. it shows you that rort mueer is running a very tight ship and he knows things that the press doesn't know, he knows things that the people that he's investigating don't know that he knows. that's something that we all have to keep in mind as we follow the twists and turns of this story. >> woodruff: do you think, david corn, that we are now -- that there is any dou in people's mind that the russians were doing everything they could to affect the outcome? >> i think in donald trump's mind and in his die-hard champions'. peopleorgot robert mueller's task is not just to investigate associations between trump ople and ropingst to find out -- and russians but to find out exactlyhat happened during the campaign in terms of what the russians did. they had three aspects it, one we learned about today the social mediain th the other was the hacking and dumping, the e-mails between the dnc and john pote

into orbit cheaper and we'll lose it in this competition because our rockets can be used only once igor corage and go is one of a number of deeply concerned russian defense and space analysts he's concerned for russia's share of the space market and concerned space x. will benefit the u.s. military the workhorses of russia's state space program like this so you see i suddenly feel like aging remnants from a different era which they are really so used first launched in one thousand nine hundred sixty six a new cosmodrome called rostock germany and russia's far east has brought some modernization but millions of dollars have gone missing from the accounts because my dreams corruption scandals highlight the country's problem with self sabotage even on projects of national priority with russia's illustrious history of space exploration is still a few thoughts of national prize but as the dawn breaks on a new era one of commercial space travel russia will have to match innovative nimble relatively cheap operators like space x. if it's to stay competitive that's a huge political and technolog

. >>> igor medical doctor, trauma medical director. >> what you guys have been seeing today. >> sure. >> so good evening. first and foremost, we want to extend our condolences and sympathy for all the people, family members involved in the tragedy today. through our broward health system, woo received 17 patients. at broward health north, we received eight patients and one suspect. the suspect was treated and released in police custody. of our eight patients, we had two mortalities, three in critical condition, and three are stable. >> reporter: what condition was the suspect in? >> i cannot disclose that is. >> can you repeat again, i'm sorry, i think the first sentence you said, you said 17 patients at broward health north. >> no, no, systemwide in broward health, there was a total of 17 patients. nine here, seven broward general and one at coral springs. >> can you talk about what type of injuries you're seeing? how serious are these? >> of the eight patients that we had, not including the suspect, two mortalities, three in critical condition, three stable. >> reporter: what are yo

into orbit cheaper and we'll lose it in this competition because our rockets can be used only once igor corage and go is one of a number of deeply concerned russian defense and space analysts he's concerned for russia's share of the space market and concerns space x. will benefit the u.s. military the workhorses of russia's state space program like this so you see i suddenly feel like aging remnants from a different era which they are really so used first launched in one thousand nine hundred sixty six a new cosmodrome called rostock germany and russia's far east has brought some modernization but millions of dollars have gone missing from the accounts because my dreams corruption scandals highlight the country's problem with self sabotage even on projects of national priority with russia's illustrious history of space exploration is still a few thoughts of national pride but as the dawn breaks on a new era one of commercial space travel russia will have to match innovative nimble relatively cheap operators like space x. if it's to stay competitive that's a huge political and technologi