i was on the phone talking to james carter and the photograph books i did and it captures the essence it goes all the way to europe. they go on and on with the jazz musicians that came out of this. the music universe wouldn't be complete without motown. he was reluctant even to do that but they stayed on the case and came out like what's going on so that was the music that captured the whole spirit of the movement and all of those individuals had connections. do you think you might be able to give me in autograph a. the politics that you count it's not just a hotbed for both civil rights and you recount the sto story. can you talk about the role that you heal a in detroit as a precursor of this for the black civil rights nationwide.

daisy who i mentioned, james carter, there was a jimmy carter in the white house before president carter loretta deans who is assistant cook, lizzie mcduffie, elizabeth moore and catherine smith. in her diary henrietta nesbitt has a lot of praise, she said even though she was temperamental she could work magic can make anything happen if it needed to. so you get an idea of the plan the white house staff. when the roosevelts come to the white house they actually and a segregated practice. back on the time of president taft he hired a woman named mrsa segregationist. even though there is a multiracial cooking staff she created cap segregated evening's spaces. she had a separate table for whites and blacks. by the time eleanor roosevelt gets to the white house she rectifies the situation by fiery most of the white people. i'll let you decide if that's progress or not. no longer segregation is he pretty much of one race working in the kitchen overall we see we have cooks who are culinary artists and many times their family confidants. presidents go to their funerals their weddings, they send

i was on the phone coming that he is unto james carter. you know the young people and the photograph books that i did with lenny sinclair and barbara weinberg, barbara barefield now. it captures the essence of how the music was so absolutely prominent here in the city of detroit. it was so spread out you know there was not enough room here. you had to go further, all the way to europe and all the way in paris. you know hugh lawson, betty carter. you can go on and on with the jazz musicians and the r&b musicians. that came out of the city. i mean just absolute, we populated the music world. the music universe out there would not be complete without full discussion of the african-american musicians from out of motown. i learned the review at the apollo theater in 1962, i mean it was like whoa! i know beans bose. he wrote fingertips for stevie wonder. marvin gaye, stevie wonder, those who put together the concepts. and marvin stayed on - and so that is like the music that captures the whole spirit of the 1960s. the antiwar movement. all of th

director mike rogers had apparently been recommended for firing by obama's defense secretary, ash carter and by james clapper, director of national intelligence. they reportedly thought he had done a bad job at the nsa and cyber command. nbc news said mike rogers was extremely unpopular among the nsa work force at the time. would he be fired? would trump promote him even though obama was maybe about to fire him? interesting question. in the end, when all was said and done, what happened is that mike rogers kept the nsa job into the new trump administration. he did not get fired from running the nsa. but he also didn't get promoted to be the director of national intelligence either. that job went to dan coats, former republican senator from the state of indiana. now, today, on the eve of the first public appearance by the fbi director, since that fbi director was fired by president trump, today, these two figures, controversial admiral who snuck out from his job without permission from the obama administration, which wanted to fire him at the time, and the former senator whether got the top intelligen

loretta lynch then tells james, let's not call it an investigation, it's only a little matter. that summer carter john solomon, with a blockbuster report that james comey confronts lynch that she was never planning under any circumstances to indict hilary no matter what the evidence said. where's the investigation into her? >> what is amazing to me about the republican passivity here is that senator feinstein of the ranking democrat in the intelligence committee said last week after, his testimony really have to look into what is going on with loretta lynch and with president obama. i was waiting for one of the two intelligence chairman to open a new investigation on exactly what loretta lynch said to james, a. whether she had briefed president obama. i don't understand the republicans allowing the left to defineresi what these investigas are about particularly when you are senator feinstein, the ranking democrat, very respected senior democrat from california who is saying look, this is so weird. we have to look into it. fine. let's look into it. >> let me ask this. so you've got rosenstein we t

president trump and the revelations from today's testimony by former at the eye director james comey is sarah carterrrespondent for circa news. sarah, great to have you with us. let's start first with this extraordinary testimony today from the fired at the eye director james comey before the senate intelligence committee. did he just completely exonerate donald trump from any one of the wistful and fanciful charges that have been hard -- hurled at him? >> absolutely lou. that's what came out of this testimony. once and for all president trump , circa reported this months ago is not under investigation by fbi for collusion with russian finally now the comey has admitted this before the senate intelligence committee, that has been put to rest. or at least we hope so. lou: well it should without question. but then we have the spectacle of the former fbi director revealing himself to be one of the leakers of information, government information to the national left-wing media. that was a stunning moment. what was your reaction? >> absolutely stunning. the fact that he would just admit that and say i gav

liz: that's sara carter with the website circa. jameshad evidence that loretta lynch was protecting hillary clinton. joining me judicial watch president tom fitton. if this is true, why hasn't anyone looked into this? >> we're looking into it. we asked for records. in fact, we're going to be getting records from the justice department about the lynch tarmac meeting and related documents in the next month or two. documents are going to be coming out. i don't know if the e-mail is going to come out, but there's an ig investigation looking into it, and frankly if i were the president, i would order the justice department to do an audit of the clinton investigations into how it was handled so there is a second independent look how the case was handled to see if it needs to be reinvestigated or reopened or reinvigorateed. >> there is the alleged exchang information involving two political figures, comey shows it to lynch, and -- i mean the tarmac and bill clinton, and comey had the extraordinary press conference saying we can't prove intent w

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james comey also said it never happened. he would be contradicting himself. earlier today, president trump wished comey good luck on thursday. sara carter and john solomon are out with a huge story. x intel contractor sues comey alleging fbi covered up at mass civil liberty violations. joining ml with this special report, sara carter and john solomon. to think there's anything wrong with this in your view? >> there's a lawsuit and a man walked out with 46 hard drives. way larger than snowden. he gave it back to the fbi and said the reason i took them is because i want to sit down and show you all these massive civil liberties. i think it is a very important story, how much abuse may be going on beneath the intelligence community's cover. we need to get an answer about how often our identities are compromised and how our privacy is affected. there's a lot of concrete evidence, facts, that there are violations going on the need to be addressed. >> sean: >> greg: sara, you hae someone suing comey saying the fbi on a mass scale covered up mass civil liberties against americans and he has evidence. isn't that a little bit bigger than russian

carter page about russia don't want him to testify. he blows away their case against him. and now he wants to clear his name by calling the misleading testimony from james comey witch-hunt. what was the story. >> for months and months the white house distanced itself as much as it could from carter payment. he was a nobody. a hanger on. the president had never even met him. now the president is really doing a bit of a flip-flop and invoking carter page is an important figure in this in trying to debunk the charges from democrats that there is something to the russian collusion investigation. obviously, the presidencies -- now sees carter page as ammunition which for a long time he was -- he was a potential enemy. >> thank you, panel. i appreciate it. when we come back, that sizzling war of words between president trump and hillary clinton. >>> breaking news. president trump and hillary clinton taking aim at each over russia. and the former democratic candidate had a pretty stunning charge. listen. >> so, the russians in my opinion, and based on the intel and counter-intel people i talked to could not have known how best to weaponize that information unl

might have to say today about james comey and whether or not james comey, basically, has got himself in a whole lot of hot water, we have lee carter, we have democratic strategist harlan hill and syndicated radio host chris hahn along with senior legal fellow hans von spe cover sky. good to have you guys here. hans, i'll start with you, you're a lawyer. do you think that what comey did -- and i'm talking about leaking memos that he wrote, privileged information to a friend with the direction for that friend to then leak it to "the new york times" -- was that illegal? >> i think potentially so, and i think he's potentially in big trouble. i was amazed to hear the attorney general think that that a memo that he produced at the fbi about a conversation with his ultimate boss could possibly be his private property. there's no way that when he was back at the justice department during the bush administration if one of his subordinate attorneys had written up a similar memo about a conversation that he and comey had had about a case, there's no way they would think that that was some kind of private, private property and not a governmen

james comb yi's live testimony. i'll see you tomorrow on "gma." sharyl: cartere when he was hit by sudden paralysis that looked just like polio. christopher roberts: carter probably developed the flu-like symptoms on a saturday morning and then, within 24 hours, he was unable to move. sharyl: doctors theorized it could be a rare polio-like virus that had also suddenly emerged at the same time. enterovirus, or evd68. what's the difference between what we're seeing with these children and polio? dr benjamin greenberg: not much, which is interesting. scott: from a hilltop outside of town, henin-beaumont looks like your average blue-collar village. but this french faction of the country's rust belt has faced more that it's fair share of struggles. after years of struggle, the town is now rebounding.

james comey write a memo about that? no. selective disclosure disorder. i've been saying that for weeks. that's what it is. >> sean: just like with hillary and the email server. sara carter, let's bring you in. >> i was just thinking, jay is right on the money about a lot of this. it's completely illogical here. if you think about it, former director comey had told president trump three times that he was not under direct investigation. he didn't fire director comey because he suspected he was under investigation, he fire director coming for the way he was handling the fbi. it would just take a step back and look at all of this. even with the stories about russia and collusion, this is all hearsay. there's no facts to support it. we have been reporting there is no evidence of collusion between trump's trump and the russians. this was a vindication of president trump. it lead to bad any argument that president trump -- >> sean: the most important point is a point that it gregg jarrett, you have been making. if he claimed obstruction of justice like everyone in the media has been claiming -- that would have meant he committed to felonies. you are the first that i saw that r

ben carson, also sarah carter, she has a major breaking news story about a loretta lynch and james coming, but first, the special counsel, robert mueller's investigation is not turning into a witch hunt, it needs to be shut down immediately. we will explain in tonight's opening monologue. ♪ >> all right, we have been telling you something that very few in the mainstream media will, how comey is nothing more than a hacker, who has thrived in the d.c.'s one. tonight we will expose his relationship that he leaked to the to "the new york times," that is with robert mueller, and we will explain why this investigation is nothing more than a witch hunt that is aimed to take down the president of the united states. there is also a massive double standard that is being completely ignored here. it is something that the mainstream media won't tell you about, we will do their job. during his testimony last night, the former fbi director, comey, he revealed that president trump was never under investigation, that there was no obstruction of justice, and that the media was lying to you about the russia

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carter page doing something inappropriate? and now this is why did the president fire james comey, and why did he have a closed meeting with james comey. what did the president do in 2017 and did he cross a very dangerous line? >> and on the big picture, john, as you point out, whether or not the russians intervened, interfered in the u.s. election, there's no doubt that the u.s. intelligence community, law enforcement community, is unanimous. they agree and sessions agreed as well, but we haven't heard that kind of definitive agreement from the president of the united states. >> and even sessions was i think -- and part of it, i want to be fair to senator sessions, he says he hasn't been fully briefed on it and he's not received a full briefing on the hacking on one thing that frustrates everybody, even republicans standing up to defend president trump, is where is his curiosity about this? why is he still saying it could have been russia, i guess it was russia. it could have been a 100-pound guy in his basement. president has not spoken about it it and that frustrates the hawks like tom cotton and marco rubio and john mccain.

james bevel and all of his assistance. it was a fantastic experience for a young kid just out of law school. >> let's fast forward a little bit. 1980, president jimmy carter and his final year in office, names you to the federal bench. obviously you were confirmed. >> right. >> do you think today somebody like you could be confirmed to the federal bench? >> no. i don't think i could be confirmed today. i don't think i would be confirmed today. the politics have changed of judicial appointments, both at the district court level and at the supreme court level. in the hearing itself, it wasn't controversial. we were all in a room before the committee. the judiciary committee. and they pretty much lobbed softballs at us, you know. well, mr. smith, what kind of temperament do you think a judge ought to have? oh, i think he ought to have a nice, even -- it was that kind of -- >> even republicans were saying those kind of things? >> yes. and we all got up to go, and strom thurmond's chief aide told me to wait, mr. henderson, would you wait. >> the senator from south carolina. >> senator from south carolina. and so he came in and in about 15 minutes. he opened a

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james comey took it as a director. we know there were unsavory characters associated with the campaign like palmetto ford and carter page. we do not have a collusion between donald trump and the russians -- >> eric: this is months into the investigation... >> this is early! gave it some time. >> eric: no evidence of obstruction of justice 11 months in. we are going to get into the billions in a second. no, not yet. not yet. >> all right. >> eboni: donald trump is doing, what? making lawyers great again. spewing up next, president trump announcing a major crackdown on obama's cuba policy. we are coming right back. ♪ g new cars. you're smart. you already knew that. but it's also great for finding the perfect used car. you'll see what a fair price is, and you can connect with a truecar certified dealer. now you're even smarter. this is truecar. when a fire destroyedwith us everything in our living room. we replaced it all without touching our savings. yeah, our insurance won't do that. no. you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. >> eric: president trump up ending one of president

james he is wonderful. "ways of grace" is out now. ah, nick carter. i don't know if you will dance with him. mission to find the next big star, the boy band, if you will will on "boy band," excited about this show. love this idea and you say there's some real talent out there. >> absolutely. i mean, we started with 30 of the most talented boys from across the country. we dwindled them down to about 18 and separated them into three groups and now to the point where they're going to have to perform as a group each week now we got three episodes of the first one had already aired but it's going to be so exciting because you never know what it's going to be like. this is why the show is different. you can take -- as architects we take some of t >> what if you see something in one -- >> exactly. the stories of these guys. these kids come from all over the place, you know what i mean and it's absolutely amazing. i can't wait for people to really get -- dive into the show. >> it's a big tank. you're not alone in creating the next big boy band. you have the spice girls, emma bunton and timbaland and

former fbi director james comey is set to testify next week on capitol hill on the ongoing investigation into russian influence of the election. one trump aide under the microscope carterd wants to testify before congress. but first he sat down for an interview on "cbs this morning." >> let's begin with this question. did you have conversations with russian agents, did you talk about sanctions and did you collude with them? >> charlie, across the board no. >> no contact with russian agents? >> well, the term agent. right? i think people are per various testimony, they're sort of looping in even media people in the russian media as agents. >> the fbi must have thought so because they went and sought a fisa warrant about you. >> charlie, all i know is what's in the press, right? and there's been a number of reports saying that fisa warrant was based in part on that dodgy dossier. i'm hoping we can get some disclosure on that and -- >> what do you know that's relevant? to this russian probe question. what do you know that's relevant? >> well, i know that everything -- or a vast majority of what's been out there from the get-go is completely false and misleading. >> what e

president trump delivers a message to james call me before being fired, the fbi director gets ready to testify before congress on thursday. he says i wish him luck. sara cartertion. they also have an explosive new report they will share with us. also tonight, eric trump, laura ingraham, mike huckabee, lou dobbs will all be here but first, the federal government has charged a 25-year-old government contractor for allegedly leaking an nsa document and its raising more questions than answers. for starters, why did she

think he answered his own question. >> james comey facing some backlash following his testimony on capitol hill this week. how do voters feel that he did? lee carterattorney general told me not to call it an investigation but to call it a matter which confused me and concern me. it gave the impression that the attorney general was looking to align the way we talked about our work was the way political campaigns was describing the same activity which was inaccurate. we had a criminal investigation open. >> you can see there that both republicans and independents gave this even democrats gave it a seat. they were somewhat shocked to hear this. it was very clear to all sites that even though it took a minute to settle and that this was totally inappropriate and that this is a significant deal. especially, the independent republicans are saying we want to hear more about this. this should be headline news and some they were investigating, as well. that is just plain wrong. >> here's another sound pipe that we want to play. this is towards the beginning of the afternoon with james comey called the president a liar. listen. >> the administration then sh

james comey may have broken the law. jay sekulow low will weigh in later tonight. also donald trump jr., laura ingraham, john solomon, sara carter, all join us but the truth and the biggest takeaways from today's congressional hearing. this is information you will not get anywhere else in the media. it's important and it is tonight's opening monologue. here is what we learned today from james comey's testimony. the president of the united states never obstructed justice and in fact, the president actually encouraged the fbi director to go forward with any and all investigations into campaign associates and involvement with russia. james comey confirmed several times that the president in the white house did not ask him to stop the russian investigation. comey said multiple times that president trump was not under investigation and why did he only save us today? why couldn't the fbi director come out sooner? we will answer that question tonight. we also learned that james comey selectively was leaking information to try to damage the president, so-called champion of law and justice -- who would ever do that to the president of th

james comey may have broken the law. jay sekulow low will weigh in later tonight. also donald trump jr., laura ingraham, john solomon, sara carteriggest takeaways from today's congressional hearing. this is information you will not get anywhere else in the media. it's important and it is tonight's opening

will question former fbi director james comey about the investigation into possible trump campaign ties to russia. last night one key figure in the investigation, carterpage, provided few details about his participation in meetings with russian officials as an adviser to the trump campaign. let's watch him. >> why don't you just say what you were doing? why are you hiding tse meetings? >> i was doing nothing. >> you have a meeting you won't tell me out. you met with the russian ambassador at the republican convention when they're shifting language about the ukraine and all kinds of stuff in the platform and you won't tell me what the meeting was about. >> the meeting was about nothing. >> why was it secret? why is it off the record as you put it? >> because the russians have been lied to. >> who are the organizers? >> i -- i forget their -- >> no. you were meeting with a bunch of russians, including kislyak at the republican convention, and you don't remember -- >> he's the only -- >> who invited you to the meeting? >> i -- i -- i can't even recall. >> wow, that was unsatisfying. let's bring in the "hardball" roundtable tonight. phil rucker is white h

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james comey about his performance in the f.b.i. before his ousting. we'll have more on the hearing as it continues at 5:00. reporting live, brianne carter. back to you. >> so i think the best advice would be to let robert mueller do michelle: that is from house speaker paul ryan in the midst of rumors that president trump plans to fire the special prosecutor he appointed to investigate ties between his campaign and russia. deputy attorney general rod rosenstein told senators on the hill today he has seen no evidence mueller should be fired. have you seen any evidence of good cause for firing of special counsel mueller? >> i have not. >> if president trump ordered you to fire the special counsel, what would you do? >> senator, i'm not going to follow any orders unless i believe they are lawful and appropriate orders. under the regulation, special counsel mueller may be fired only for good cause and i am required to put that cause in writing. so that is what i would do. if there were good cause, i would consider it. if there were not good cause it wouldn't matter to me what anybody says. michelle: the top democrat on the house intelligence

carter page, this is "hardball." ♪ >>> good evening, i'm chris matthews in washington. this thursday the senate intelligence committee questions former fbi director jamesdent said to him about loyalty, about general michael flynn, and about whether the fbi was investigating the president. it's all about the russians and what they were up to in 2016 and what role, if any, donald trump's people may have played in encouraging them. as our guests tonig

friend james comey about loretta lynch influencing about the clinton email investigation, and meeting bill clinton on the tarmac and saying it's not an "investigation" it's a "matter," and sarah carter investigating she might have put the kibosh on any potential indictment. if mueller wants to look into his finances, then why not investigate the pay to play scheme that was going on in the clinton foundation? remember the uranium one deal, there's a rush of conspiracy. hillary clinton, secretary of state, signing off on giving 20% of america's uranium to vladimir putin and the russiansf by the way, all the while people involved in that deal, donating millions and millions to the clinton foundation. and her husband doubling his speaking fees in moscow. instead of creating crimes, mueller should be investigating the ones we actually know occurred, including the feloniea by hillary clinton. here's a reaction, author of the brand-new book bestseller, newt gingrich. you said, people are going to be indicted over something that has nothing to do with the original investigation. >> i absolutely believe that. you look at, it gets worse the more i've done research over the last three or four

carter page nothing new in that whatsoever. in our on line poll we asked at last i should the trump justice department investigate bill clinton and former a.g. lynch and fired fbi james's see if washington is listening to us all. joining me now the blaze tv and radio host florence jones "washington times" columnist "fox news" contributor tammy bruce. tammy your reaction to yet another "washington post" story seemingly well-timed. >> it looks like they have all gone to the fiction on the bookstore. we don't not take this. this is not the old "washington post" where there are some standards but what we do know is they have an interest in having their deep distractions and gossip innuendo. and look for the end justifies the means and this is the only aspect they have which is controlling the conversation. they don't like the conversation now after an attempted mass assassination of 24 of our sitting representatives. lou: by the left. >> by liberals. they do want that to be the conversation. it also could inhibit to some degree the choice they think trump they have about how to limit the rumors approach. lou: personally i think the president has a number of options open

carter, john solomon. we often add to that the tarmac meeting with bill clinton and yg were going to learn more about more meetings with loretta lynch and james comey? >> yes, we do know. unlike other news organizations or reporters, -- >> sean: we know but were knocking to tell you? it's an extra hour. >> the anticipation, we want to make sure everything we report is absolutely validated by multiple, multiple sources and we are sure people are going to know more about this about more meetings and i think they are going to be quite surprised at what is going to be revealed. >> sean: let me play some of this. how wrong the media has been an even james comey admitting it, getting called out multiple times, "the new york times" and "washington post," cnn, "abc news." let's play some examples. huge indictment on the media that even chris matthews saying the russia collusion thing is dead now but this is a part of it. >> have there been news accounts about the russia investigation about collusion, about this whole event or accusations, as you read the story, and you were stunned about how wrong they got the fax? >> yes, many, many stories for stor

carter for terrorism under the second week. i am maria bartiromo welcome to sunday morning futures. as attorney general jeff sessions on tuesday, limited or demanding to see james comey's memos. while the fire and fbi director break the law when he helped leak them to the press? i will talk with alice and tell committee member peter king coming up. along with the former us attorney bud - is here. also the president began the push for tax reform and repeal of obamacare for -- what role his cutter playing and supporting terrorists behind the attacks this morning in london. one of the richest men in the world this morning tells us why the presidents touched on an oil-rich country could help defeat isis. we're looking ahead right now on sunday morning futures. another blockbuster hearing and the works of sarni general jeff sessions is set to appear between the funds committee this tuesday. under oath to answer questions about russian meddling in a 2016 election. his father coming on has a testimony of the former fbi director james comey last week. peter king is on the house intelligence committee. and we have a former us attorney in the eastern district of arkansas