under oath in a deposition for one of his lawsuits donald trump didn't recall the name james harris, didn't recall the name of a single live events instructor that supposedly was hired, hand picked by donald trump to teach these classes so the answer is no, he doesn't know james harris. >> talking about depositions, was there a court hearing today dealing with releasing donald trump's videotaped deposition to the public which was something demanded by news agencies and cnn i think was party to that, are we likely to see video of trump's deposition any time soon? >> the answer is we don't know. the judge heard arguments today on both sides. the media arguing that we should be able to see this videotaped deposition. the trump said saying that it could be used in the campaign negatively against him. judge curiel out in san diego took it under advisement and he told the lawyers i will give you my review in writing. we don't know when. >> drew, thank you very much. drew griffin. that was quite an interview. >>> hillary clinton launches her toughest verbal attack on trump. how tough their

i got involved in real estate personally myself in the '90s. >> and if you attended a james harris trumpr, you would hear a lot more about harris's claims of success and experience in real estate. claims made in this verbatim transcript of a trump seminar he made in san bernardino, california. >> do you remember when he said this, i'm a formerlines broker and became the top 1% broker in the country? i build homes in atlanta, georgia, and i used to live in beverly hills. >> yes. if i said those things, then they are true. i did live in beverly hills -- >> we have no record of you ever living in beverly hills. >> okay. >> we can't find your broker's license anywhere. >> okay. >> and i have no idea what homes you built in atlanta, georgia. you build homes in georgia? >> i'm not prepared to answer those questions today. >> this is part of your -- >> is any of that true? >> again, i'm not going to answer those questions, because i haven't seen them. >> well you certainly know what you've done in your life. >> i don't know where that's coming from. >> this is a transcript, submitted in court -

did donald trump even know that man, james harris. the answer seems to be no.mp couldn't recall a single name of his live events instructors when he was asked under oath. even the self-described salesman who claims he was trump's number one. so as for that number one, james harris, the person you just saw, he's moved on. he posts easy money work from home. those are videos on the internet. yes, he touts his success at trump university as one of the reasons that you can trust him. i want to move back to a different kind of politic, the live kind, hillary clinton speaking live at the state house in springfield i will illinois. >> until it was gone entirely our country would never be truly united and at peace. so on june 16th, 1858, when mr. lincoln kicked off his campaign for the united states senate, he delivered an address on how slavery was tearing our country apart. and that it must go. some thought that he ended up losing the senate race because of that speech. but then he won the presidency and some thought it was because of that speech. president lincoln l

. >>> james harris southern says he was one of the best salesman at that school.d in $40 million from people who thought they would be taught the secrets of donald trump's success. >> we were making a lot of money >> were you the top guy? >> from week to week to week, my numbers were in the top one or two. >> his job was to get people to believe they, too, could be as successful as real estate as donald trump. reel them in, sign them up, and get them to pay up to $34,000 that the next seminar, the next class, would teach them all they need to know. >> what do you know about real estate? >> it is a very wide and huge business. i got in bonds in real estate myself at the '90s. >> and if you attended a seminar, you would hear more about the claims of success. claims made in this verbatim seminar. >> you said i'm a former licensed agent broker. at 29 i was the top in the country. i build homes in atlanta, georgia, and i used to live in beverly hills. >> if i said those things it is true. i did live in beverly hills. >> we have no record of you living in record beverly

. >> reporter: james harris spoke to the large crowd of mourners he coached the teenage athlete sincee was just five years old. >> it's a tragedy. he was a good kid. he wasn't in the streets. every little kid gets in little trouble but he was a good kid. >> reporter: police say they're searching for two gunmen who opened fire on as zero and his friends at a backyard barbecue in the 1800 block of south 31st street. >> we have some good direction on it. but we need someone to come forward and tell hughes did this. >> reporter: investigators say 19 shots were fired from two different guns. they blew out windows and left this home strathed with gunfire. the shots came from a car driving down this alley as the gunfire erupted teenagers ran for their lives. >> it was eight of them out here. they just came up and they just sprayed everything. >> it's got to stop. they're babies. we don't, you know, it's sad. it's sad. >> reporter: homicide detectives say the fatal shooting may have been the result of bad blood between teens from 31st street and the wilson park apartments or possibly over a g

james harris spoke to the large crowd of mourners, he coached the teen at let since he was just five years old. >> it is a tragedy, he was a good kid, he wasn't in the street, you know, every little kid gets in a little trouble, but he was a god kid. and it's got to stop of the they're babies. you know, it is sad. it is sad. >> detective say the fatal shooting may have been the result of a conflict between teens from 31st street. >> hunt is on for who started these fires, what officials are doing. >> violent attack caught on camera in north philly what police say the accused attackers were after that left a man lying beaten on the street. >> because of the heat, the brilliance of steve keeley, with pointing out that it is really the humidity that makes you feel un comfortable. so, excessive heat warning is good today through friday. this is a prolonged period of excessive heat and humidity. which means we'll have to deal with this day after day after day, air quality alert in effect for the area, as well, for those who have health issues this weather is tough to deal with, if you can

james harris spoke to the large crowd of mourners, he coached the teenage athlete since he was just five years old. >> it is a tragedy. he was a good kid. he wasn't in the streets, you know, every little kid gets in a little trouble. but he was a good kid. it has got to stop. you know, they are babies. you know, it is sad. it is sad. >> police believe this shooting could have been the result of some type of conflict between teenagers, from 31st street, and the wilson park amounts. >>> in northeast philadelphia, police are looking for the person who shot a man in the stomach. this happened on the 7400 block of roland avenue, this is right by lincoln high school. twenty-one year old victim is now at aria-torresdale hospital. he's expected to be okay, believe it or not, no word yet on motive or description of that shooter. >> a septa bus driver is recovering after she was attacked and maced in olney. police tell us the suspect tried to flagg that bus down mid-block but the driver followed protocol, and waited to stop at a bugs stop. that's why they call it a bus stop. the driver was helping

the headlines and i hope not to off fend, but there have been small presidents, the james buchanan and benjamin harris was only that big. there have been small people. but in terms of all of them they are all de -- dieties for the man with the last name that starts with a t. she doesn't excite me and she does -- doesn't have the element x, but i would rather have her than that man representing the only nation i can call home. i'm sorry, but she is better. >> that's it. john agrees with me. trump is a historic nominee. >> that really is what i meant. >> are you going to ask me to rise t defense of willard fill more? >> he said hillary should beacon grat late -- should be congratulating him. what do you think of that? >> he is making a sort of history, but who cares? here is the problem is we have historical nominee saturation. it would mean something else if there was a bigger difference between her and barack obama getting the nomination. one of the things that stuck out partially because of the sanders supporters, but there was a feeling the historicalness was a little forced. there was a feeling tha

harris. >> the fbi director james comey said this morning that then secretary of state hillary clinton sent and received classified information in some of the e-mails were marked classified at the time and that a person in her position should have known that sensitive intelligence was outside government channels. >> any reasonable person in secretary clinton's position or in the position of those with whom she was correspond being those matters should have known that an unclassified system was no place for that conversation. >> director comey also confirmed that clinton used more than one server. and they were not secured like government systems. while they found no evidence the clinton server was hacked by a third party or a hostile nation comey said they would not expect to find such evidence and they are operating on the belief that a third party has all of the clinton e-mails. the fbi director said clinton lawyers never read e-mails before deleting them. and he said the destruction of government records was not intentional. >> although we don't have complete visibility because we are no

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but if we look at the names like dylan ruth and james home and adam lanza and eric harris and dylan, you're talking about 54 that people, 92 injured people including 20 children ages six or seven in just four incidents. don't we want to be concerned and certainly there's a lot of immediate attention to these deaths. how can the kinds of policing tactics described in the book help prevent those kind of incidents. >> there completely different incidents i think. frankly if i were black i would be offended by the white hysteria over newton shootings. because, the number of white kids that were killed, you get that tally and maybe half a year easily of blacks through drive-by shootings at the media, despite their absolute commitment to the black lives matter narrative, they basically ignore. in cleveland in september of 2015, there were three children under the age of five who were killed and drive-by shootings. we don't know their names, there was not a massive uproar about that. the police police chief of cleveland who happens to be black was in tears, he says why is everybody protesti

specifically talk about blackcrimes but if we look at the names like dylann roof and james holmes and adam lanza and of course eric harris and dylan klebold we talk about 54 dead people, 92 injured people including 20 ages and just for incidents. don't they want to be concerned and certainly if paying attention to these deaths, how then the kinds of policing tactics that you describe in the book help prevent those kinds of incidents? >> guest: they are completely different incidents i think and if i frankly were black i would be offended by the white hysteria over shootings, because you know the numbers of white kids that were killed, you get that tally in maybe half a year easily of blacks. drive-by shootings. the media despite their absolute commitment to the black lives matter narrative basically ignore. in cleveland in september of 2015 there were three children under the age of five who were killed in drive-by shootings. we don't know their names. there was not a massive uproar about that. the police chief of cleveland who happens to be black was in tears. he said why is everybody protesting the cops when they don't

harris: we'll move on. new fallout in the hillary clinton email protect. fbi director james comey now to testify on capitol hill tomorrow about the agency's bombshell recommendation not to charge the former secretary of state. that decision coming even after comey admitted clinton endangered our national security by sending and receiving classified material on her private email servers and devices plural. contrary to what she told the public. house oversight chairman jason chaffetz is demanding emergency hearing on email investigation. here he is. >> she created this convenient email server with herself in her own home and i think that goes to the intent. i want to ask the director, what was the intent? i particularly want to know from the director, he indicated there was purposeful destruction of the hardware that was housing this by the attorneys. what is the consequence of that? i mean, to do it intentionally so that it couldn't be put back together? that is pretty troubling. harris: on fox news we played this as it was happening a short time ago. house speaker paul ryan

harris: you think it is okay to is not okay to have extreme carelessness. >> james comey was the belovedan: come on. >> he didn't indict her, all of sudden he -- meghan: he is not beloved the right. everyone on the right is against him. >> now. meghan: court of public opinion about hillary clinton, no matter what you say i think what she did was highly illegal. >> what do you mean illegal. meghan: down eight points in two weeks. go back. >> go back to my kevin mccarthy. meghan: john edwards said the world we live in and the world the clintons live in. never more true. >> i agree with what you and melissa said. it served purpose. it diminishes her. it is not substance. melissa: it is substance. what she did was gross negligence. he ignored that part of the law. he felt no one enforces it so he wouldn't enforce it this time around. he wanted intent even though that wasn't listed in the law. harris: hillary clinton in springfield, illinois. let's watch a bit. inequality. that also undermines the foundation of our democracy. lincoln understood that threat too. deeply believed everyone deserv

course again, the lynde and harry bradley foundation, gave to the franklin center, gives to the madison center to the siewn of almost $20 million into the climate web. the james madison institute is also a member of the state policy network. the state policy network, according to the center for media and democracy source watch, is a $83 million right-wing empire -- end quote, that has received money from a koch family foundation and of course the identity scrubbing donors trust and donors capital, which, by the way, are the big green diamond here at the center of this web. according to desmog blog's examination of the madison institute, it opposed the waxman-markey cap-and-trade legislation, and in 2009 issued a plea to policymakers in florida, the state that is going fastest under water because of sea level rise, to stop any action on climate change following the so-called climate gate scandal. well, six thorough investigations looked at so-called climategate and proved there was no scandal at all, but it would appear that the institute neither rescinded its plea nor set the record straight. this institute actively fights renewable energy policies in florida

james hag artie, united states marine corps, korean war. ridge harris. patricia holman. joseph liby, a wounded army combat veteran. shea mason. ajor patrick mcqiggon. patrick o'brien, now a new york state trooper. barbara palmer. megan paulson. corrine pinston. duane. patricia rouchi. peter ryan. brian scarlett. major matthew shard, u.s. army. christine schiff. rebecca shaw. matthew shehee. steven stalmer. major ricardo turner, united states army. stephanie valle, my chief of staff. carol waller. mark wescotte. anthony. may god bless them all. and with that, mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. under the speaker's announced policy of january 6, 2015, the gentleman from texas, mr. gohmert, is recognized for the remainder of the hour as the designee of the majority leader. mr. gohmert: thank you, mr. speaker. at this time i'd like to recognize and yield to my dear friend from california, mr. lamalfa. for such time as he may use. mr. lamalfa: thank you, mr. speaker. and thank you to my good friend from texas, mr. gohmert, for gracio

harris in washington with the very latest. good after to you. >> reporter: thanks, maria. this morning the house government oversight committee, saying james comey will testify tomorrow and the committee's republican chairman wants to know more about his decisions. >> i would really like

harris: they have been at it more than two hours. lawmakers questioning attorney general loretta lynch, her decision to accept fbi director james comey'secision not to prosecute because using a private email server while she was second tate of state to the private mighting she had with bill clinton days after or i should say before the fbi recommendation was announced. her is a bit, watch. >> why did you not see fit to recuse yourself from the investigation to conclude that no prosecution would take place without examining and drawing conclusions regarding questions i just asked, does not seem to be a responsible way to uphold your constitutionally-sworn oath. >> the buck stops with you. it looked like we're seeing a double-standard here, unequal treatment under the law. >> i think in this case i think it's a travesty because i don't think hillary clinton has been treated like any other american would have been treated under the same circumstances. harris: all right. so you get the theme there. lawmakers hammering attorney general lynch all morning over the clinton email investigation. she defended herself repeatedly with statements li

harris in washington with the very latest. good after to you. >> reporter: thanks, maria. this morning the house government oversight committee, saying james comey will testify tomorrow and the committee's republican chairman wants to know more about his decisions. >> i would really like to know the difference between carele carelessness and negligence because the director frequently referred to intent, but that's not in the statute. >> earlier today, the house speaker said the nation's toll intelligence officer, the director of national intelligence james clapper should consider blocking clinton's access to information given comey assessment she was extremely careless. >> i think the dni clapper should deny hillary clinton access to classified information during this campaign, given how she so recklessly handled classified information. that's point one. point two, director comey's presentation shredded the claims that secretary clinton made throughout the year with respect to this issue. >> and josh earnest was asked by reporters about the security clearances, and he said that's a matter with the justice department and it's not his job to

harry truman. >>> well, it's now official. there will be no charges against hillary clinton. tonight attorney loretta lynch releasing this statement. quote, late this afternoon i met with fbi director james comey and career prosecutors and agents who conducted the investigation of secretary clinton's use of a personal e-mail system during her time as secretary of state. i received and accepted their unanimous recommendation that the thorough, year-long investigation be closed and that no charges be brought against any individuals within the scope of the investigation. so that is the end of the justice department investigation of hillary clinton. but for politics, for congressional republicans, the investigation may just be starting. the house oversight committee is jumping right in, bringing james comey, the fbi director, in tomorrow to testify about his investigation. next week, the house judiciary committee is set to question loretta lynch on the matter as well. and the house intelligence committee is also taking a look at it. so is the senate homeland security committee and the -- that makes five committees, controlled by republicans, potentially investigating the investigation of hil