doug shown and janine marelli are next. and remember you can get a copy of my new book, outliers, leakers and liberals, wherever >> president trump: you know who the new star, the new leader is? maxine waters. very low iq. low iq. no, no, maxine waters is like your new star. >> janine: welcome back to the special edition of "hannity." that was president trump last night revealing who he thinks is the new leader of the democratic party. it is a far left going too far this midterm season? joining us now with reaction, fox news can jupiter janine marelli and doug shown. let me start out with a quick question. is maxine the new face of the democratic party or leader? >> i hope not, but candidly with her and people like ocasio-cortez who is just nominated in a secure democratic district, we have people who are engaging in just resistance and socialism as prominent, and are hopefully not leaders of the democratic party. >> janine: what do you think, is maxine waters the new face of the democratic party? >> she definitely is, judg

[laughs] >> janine: welcome back. they call out the russia collusion hoax as long as i can because it gives them something to talk about. rudy giuliani, part of the presidents legal team will decide in the next ten days with the trump will sit down with an interview with robert mueller. plus today marks the close of day number four of the manafort trial. joining us now from washington is allison barber. >> for months president trump's legal team has come back and forth on whether or not the president will sit down with an interview with special counsel robert mueller. one thing at issue are the questions investigators plan to ask him. the presidents personal attorney sent a letter asking about the scope and format of an intervie interview. manna for its accountant testified for immunity, and classified income as a loan which would lower manafort's taxes. he's facing chat mike charges related to financial fraud and he was indicted by special counsel robert mueller. the things we usually think of when we talk about the

janine was myself meet at the e at themy cell mat time. just have him angst to the teaching of john africa giving me the understanding of knowing i could do it. amy: you are with mike for three days alone without him being taken from you? >> yes, it was about three days. a total of about three days. they did not know it. amy: i want to thank you both for being with us. we're going to do part two and posted online at democracynow.org. debbie africa and her son mike africa together after almost 40 years. i'm amy goodman with helen: in western c civilizatio, we have this idea of an artist. it's about a 600-year-old idea. this person is almost always considered a white man, and he is a genius, and he will

judge janine pirro to this now. host of justice with judge janine. author of the number one new york times best-selling book, liars, leaks and [inaudible]. great to have you here. a mysterious five hour interim in the proceedings in the courtroom with no expiration and the prosecutors are just a little beside themselves at the rough treatment by judge ellis. >> is contrary to the rocket docket that judge t.s. eliot is running in terms of the court and i know one of the things that is most important is to move the case along and not be burdened down with motions or whatever they dealt with five hours. i was but suspect it had to do one of things. the crying prosecutors who don't like that the judge is pushing apart and calling them babies for tearing up or there was an issue about the 9.5 million or $16 million loan that paul manafort got as a result of they say is getting involved in the trump campaign and therefore the president and bank caught and given the $69 loan and i need to know if i'm being considered for a position in treasury or hud. i'm s

from lagos, janine anthony reports.aped this suspension from all put all activities on deadline day. in a statement credited to the federal government via twitter, they have said an official response, stating they will recognise the executive board and in short all football squabbles in the country come to a halt. this is an amazing u—turn in a case that has plagued the country since september 2014, as the aggrieved party had taken a case appealing that conviction to fifa and two high court. while we wait fifa's official communique, people have side relief across the country as the men's national team will participate in the african cup of nations qualifierfor participate in the african cup of nations qualifier for 2019 and the women's national team, defending their title later this year in ghana. most importantly, laterthis year, the eagerly awaited return of league football. spain will face japan in the final of the women's under—20 world cup in france, after they both came through their semi—finals on monday. patri g

janine anthony reports.he sport feels close to the culture of young urban africa. there is also a growth in the number of those following the united states of america's nba, a lea k united states of america's nba, a leak which is three quarters black and includes some of the best talent from africa. in fact, the nba is doing its share to increase its footprint on the continent, supporting clinics the young kids in africa and is about to hold the third nba africa game in south africa involving african nba stars. it's also established an academy and cynical. but not everyone is sure basketball is enjoying african growth. the former captain of the nigerian men's team who was in the nba for three years disagrees. basketball has been around for the past 60 years. nigeria joined 5a yea rs past 60 years. nigeria joined 5a years back. it's been doing very well. several players have played in the nba. in the world championship. nigeria won many basketball championships in the 90s in the 80s. 2001, 2002, five times in

what people like judge janine piero are telling him through the tv. piero was bemoaning poor paul manafort. >> trying to get him to rat on the president of the united states. and you're panicking now, bob. but you know, bob, we're all getting tired of this. and this all comes down to your effort to get donald trump indicted and you are panicking. you got nothing. >> okay. panicking. so who is really panicking? the woman who is taunting the prosecutor through the tv? or is it the special counsel team that's quietly doing its work? there have been no signs of mueller panicking. but notice how piero fed that idea to rudy giuliani a few minutes later, and then he happily repeated the panicking thing. >> does it tell you that -- >> no. >> -- that mueller is starting to panic, to telma begal mcgahn the president is teeing you up for a fall? what's going on? >> the best analysis would be that the mueller team is panicking. >> so you see how it works? you see how the echo chamber or mirror maze is happening? now it's mueller panicking, that's the new talking

las autoridades estos son los sospechosos un grupo de jÓvenes entre quienes estÁn bryan de jesÚs y janines, que operaban una de los dones desde un vehÍculo. >> ambos habrÍan sido capturados tratando de huir hacia la frontera colombiana. >> no duden que detrÁs de este intento estÁ el imperialismo norteamericano. >> militantes de partido socialista y empleados pÚblicos marcharon para expresar apoyo al primer mandatario. >> estoy dolida al ver que la gente de la oposiciÓn no se cansa, quieren hacer daÑo al presidente de la revoluciÓn. >> pesar de la versiÓn oficial, muchos expresan incredulidad por este atentado que segÚn el gobierno nacional fue planificado en colombia con apoyo de estados unidos y opositores venezolanos. >> uno nunca sabe quÉ creer en la situaciÓn como estamos. >> fue demasiado calmado para ser un atentado. >> la oposiciÓn a travÉs del llamado frente amplio, rechazÓ cualquier acto terrorista, al tiempo que exigiÓ la inmediata renuncia de nicolÁs maduro que resiste una crisis nunca vista en el paÍs, en caracas, venezuela, daniel noticias telemundo. >> aquÍ en estados unidos

janine traviss has just come back from the same hotel and has spent the last three weeks on antibiotics lee brooke, both had terrible stomachs cramps. he went downhill more rapidly than i did and became quite unwell. by the evening time, he wasjust in the room being violently sick. stomachs cramps, nausea, dizziness, really, really unwell. and i, by this time, was sort of in quite a lot of pain. for thomas cook, this is very close to home — susan cooper worked out their burnley branch. it was closed today, mrs cooper described as a loyal and long—serving member of staff. the company says it's helping with the authorities‘ investigations and is deeply saddened by the deaths of susan and john cooper. judith moritz, bbc news. president trump has cancelled plans for his secretary of state to visit north korea. mist and trump said progress towards the us goal of denuclearising the korean peninsula was too slow. he said: well, david willis joins us live from washington. strange mixed m essa 9 es from washington. strange mixed messages in there, trying to unpick those tweets? yes indeed. doubl

janine traviss has just come back from the same hotel and has spent the last three weeks on antibioticshad terrible stomachs cramps. he went downhill more rapidly than i did and became quite unwell, by the evening time, he was just in the room being violently sick. stomachs cramps, nausea, dizziness, really, really unwell. and i, by this time, was sort of in quite a lot of pain. for thomas cook, this is very close to home — susan cooper worked at their burnley branch. it was closed today, mrs cooper described as a loyal and long—serving member of staff. the company says it's helping with the authorities‘ investigations and is deeply saddened by the deaths of susan and john cooper. judith moritz, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: all good fins must come to an end. the paris aquarium opening its tanks to pet goldfish, saying it will add yea rs to pet goldfish, saying it will add years to their lives. he's the first african—american to win the presidential nomination of a major party, and he accepts exactly 45 years ago to the day that martin luther king declared "i have a

as the bbc‘s janine anthony reports, there is stiff competition though on the african continent.pular across africa with young people hoping to re—enact the moves they see the pros make. here in nigeria there is something of a renaissance. in 2012 the men's team qualified for the olympic games in three years after in 2015, they won the afro basket title and that seen the sport going from strength to strength but they are not the only ones enjoying strength. the women are also representing africa in spain. across the continent, the sport feels close to the culture of young urban africa. there is also a growth in the number of those following the united states of america's nba, a league which is three quarters black and includes some of the best talent from africa. it's held clinics for young kids and it's about to hold the third nba game in south africa involving nba stars of african origin. it is also established an academy in senegal. what can we learn from the americans? now we provide the opportunity to start with the younger generation so we don't have to worry about in five

janine travis has just come back from the same hotel and has spent the last three weeks on antibioticsr both had terrible stomach cramps. he went downhill more rapidly than i did and he became quite unwell by the evening time. he wasjust in the room being violently sick. stomach cramps, nausea, dizziness, really, really u nwell nausea, dizziness, really, really unwell and nausea, dizziness, really, really unwelland i, by this nausea, dizziness, really, really unwell and i, by this time was in quite a lot of pain. for thomas cook, this is close to home, susan cooper worked at their burnley branch, which was closed today. susan cooper described as a loyal and long serving member of staff. the company says it is helping with the investigations and is deeply saddened by the depth of susan and john cooper. —— deaths. people in hawaii are being moved away from their homes as a hurricane nears the american pacific islands. hurricane lane's already causing flash floods, power cuts and torrential rains. the hurricane has now been downgraded to category three strength. but the storm is still car

janine traviss has just come back from the same hotel and has spent the last three weeks on antibiotics stomachs cramps. he went downhill more rapidly than i did and became quite unwell, by the evening time, he was just in the room being violently sick. stomachs cramps, nausea, dizziness, really, really unwell. and i, by this time, was sort of in quite a lot of pain. for thomas cook, this is very close to home — susan cooper worked at their burnley branch. it was closed today, mrs cooper described as a loyal and long—serving member of staff. the company says it's helping with the authorities' investigations and is deeply saddened by the deaths of susan and john cooper. judith moritz, bbc news. the united nations says that 22 children and four women have been killed by a saudi—led coalition air strike in yemen. they were fleeing fighting in and around the key port city of hudaida yesterday. it comes just weeks after a strike on a bus killed more than a0 children. spain's socialist government has passed a decree to exhume the remains of the late fascist dictator francisco franco from a hu

janine traviss has just come back from the same hotel and has spent the last three weeks on antibioticsee brooke, both had terrible stomachs cramps. he went downhill more rapidly than i did and became quite unwell, by the evening time, he was just in the room being violently sick. stomachs cramps, nausea, dizziness, really, really unwell. and i, by this time, was sort of in quite a lot of pain. for thomas cook, this is very close to home — susan cooper worked at their burnley branch. it was closed today, mrs cooper described as a loyal and long—serving member of staff. the company says it's helping with the authorities‘ investigations and is deeply saddened by the deaths of susan and john cooper. judith moritz, bbc news. a man who falsely claimed to be a grenfell tower resident to avoid a prison sentence has been jailed for six years. derrick peters stayed at the park grand hotel in paddington after claiming he lost his friend and his possessions in the blaze injune last year. he then ran up a bill of £45,000. there is no safe level of alcohol consumption, that's the stark message from

janine traviss has just come back from the same hotel and has spent the last three weeks on antibioticsee brooke, both had terrible stomachs cramps. he went downhill more rapidly than i did and became quite unwell. by the evening time, he wasjust in the room being violently sick. stomachs cramps, nausea, dizziness, really, really unwell. and i, by this time, was sort of in quite a lot of pain. for thomas cook, this is very close to home — susan cooper worked at their burnley branch. it was closed today, mrs cooper described as a loyal and long—serving member of staff. the company says it's helping with the authorities‘ investigations and is deeply saddened by the deaths of susan and john cooper. judith moritz, bbc news. in another major blow for president trump, two of his associates have been granted immunity by prosecutors after agreeing to cooperate with the investigation into the president's former lawyer, michael cohen. earlier this week, mr cohen told a court that the president had directed him during the 2016 election campaign to pay hush money to two women who claimed they'd had

janine particularly says they feel that the company has made the right move.y were absolutely second to none, very, very good, and lam sure second to none, very, very good, and i am sure based on our small experience of illness, which is not in any comparison to this tragic loss to mrs and mrs cooper, they are absolutely right in removing people from the hotel, even if there is the slightest notion of some virus or some outbreak of anything. so, starting this morning, all 301 customers thomas cook has in the hotel will be offered alternative accommodation, or if they prefer they will be offered a flight home. 0thers they will be offered a flight home. others who are to stay at the hotel in the next four weeks will be offered alternative holiday options. the firm itself says that it only gave the hotel, aqua magic, a clean bill of health a month ago but it will add the meantime —— in the meantime work with local authorities to make sure the investigation goes as well as possible. thank you for the moment. the former first minister of scotland, alex salmond, has

into russian interference in 2016 president ial election, liars leakers and liberals by fox news janinepirro, after that political monologues from another fox news host, greg gutfeld followed by death ofnation coming from danesh dazouza. 12 for life. our look to best selling according to conservative club continues. things that matter. then in the briefing, former white house press secretary sean spicer recounts his time in the trump administration. at 8:00 the case against impeaching trump by law professor alan dershowitz and look at impeaching the president followed by trump's america, former speaker of the house on the impact of policies of home and abroad. wrapping up our book some books from conservative book club bestsellers list, believe it, memoir from nfl quarterback nick foles. many authors appeared on book tv. you can watch demon our website booktv.org. >> here is a look at authors recently featured on book tv after words, our weekly author interview program that includes best-selling nonfiction books and guest interviewers, former military and intelligence officer examine cy

. >> yes, i have to beat janine and gregg jarrett.- we do not compete on the show. [laughter] other favorite moments, greg's selections were not up to par peer one of my favorite moments was when the president was with kim jong-un and just a great embarrassing moment for the north korean leader.watch this. [video] >> and then they pan to his big fat not handsome face. >> this could be a good relationship! jesse: and mike destroying the north korean and american relationship? >> people are very sensitive about their weight. i am. jesse: you just bragging here before about how good you look. >> i am doing atkins. that rob lowe was doing. jesse: i saw you eating beets. >> it looks delightful. jesse: my favorite mama, let's get the last one. thus the president at a rally. razzle-dazzle talking about what he calls pocket-- pocahont. >> let's say i am debating pocahontas, right? i promise you i will do this. you know the ones i saw on television for two dollars? i'm going to get a little in the middle of the debate, when she says she is of

run in florida during rick scott's tenure, now with the president, particularly to tax reform, and janineobably know this when you will file your taxes in new york, getting rid of the deduction from the high tax state, that will influence a lot of people to pick up and come to florida, particularly if you are in industries like financial services where you can be here. i think that we are primed to capitalize off of a lot of things that the president has done.. and i think that florida has never been in a better position as long as we keep good, solid, low tax, fiscally responsibly policy. >> judge jeanine: matt gates, from florida also, you'd heard austan goolsbee talk about the economy, do not believe your lying eyes. like peter strzok when he testified before you guys in congress. do not believe your lying eyes. what you say to the democrats? how will that affect the 2018 election? do you think the americans will believe him? >> well, they showed. if the democrats take over congress, the head of the financial services committee will be vaccine waters. letting maxine waters near the eco

janine travis has just come back from the same hotel and has spent the last three weeks on antibioticsth had terrible stomach cramps. he went downhill more rapidly than i did and he became quite unwell by the evening time. he wasjust in the room being violently sick. stomach cramps, nausea, dizziness, really, really unwell and i, by this time was in quite a lot of pain. for thomas cook, this is close to home, susan cooper worked at their burnley branch, which was closed today. susan cooper described as a loyal and long serving member of staff. the company says it is helping with the investigations and is deeply saddened by the deaths of susan and john cooper. well thomas cook says around half of its customers who were staying at the steigenberger aqua magic hotel have choose to fly home this evening and will receive a full refund of their holiday. the remainder have opted to be moved to an alternative hotel, the operator says as a precaution, and will receive 250 euros per person for the inconvenience. the tour operator says it's contacting those who are due to stay in the hotel in nex

. >> reporter: police department spokeswoman janine de la vega says it is age appropriate for children. over the course of eight weeks, public safety employees will present aspects of policing such as ride along patrol procedures, search and seizure, community relations, and criminal investigations. participants will get the opportunity to use the force options video simulator. other police departments such as san jose's use of video training andctions in high stress, situa. >> this gives them a realistic, sort of experience of what officers have to face. they have to make split second decisions, and so it reporter: n to any high school student under age 18 who does not have a felony or misdemeanor conviction. the department officials say they received a handful of applications so far, but the perspective attendees have to be vetted. once that is done, classes are slated to begin in late september. in palo alto, jesse gary, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> the oakland raiders is donating money in an effort to save sports in local schools. a program has to be eliminated because of budget short fal

janine and his partner were unwell at their state.story, if there is anything outbreak, they have made the right decision to remove all of the right decision to remove all of the passengers from the. susan cooper actually worked for thomas cook here that their branch in burnley. it has been closed for a second day. colleagues described her asa second day. colleagues described her as a loyal, long—standing staff member. their daughter is still in egypt with three grandchildren. she says their parents were fit and healthy before the holiday. they may well have died of natural causes in a sad coincidence. there is still lots to be explained. in the meantime, thomas cook are not taking any chances. strong winds and torrential rains from hurricane lane have hit hawaii in the pacific ocean, causing flash floods and landslides. all schools and many offices are closed as residents take shelter. the hurricane — earlier measured as category four — has now been downgraded to category two, but authorities still warn it needs to be taken seriously

tried to take ahunk out of this ddleborder's leg, but the biogists say the picture is inclusive, but janinethe water for a while. t >> it's almunbelievable, but the bite sure does say possibly a shark. i wouldn' have believed it if somebody saw a shark down here ever. this is our sanctuary. >> while thee guys won't getting back in the water -- >> i think i'll come back out tonight. >> you are? >> i'll be out here tonight. >> this won't dissuade you at all? >> no, what's the chances it will happen twice. >> reporter: mark segraves, news 4. >> a spokespersoor natural resources tells us most modyn shark sightings happen near st. mary's county. >> lightning does strike twice. you can get bitteagain. >> if it happened once, it can happen again. >> who would want to te a chance. >> her performance was one of the most memorable moments of president obama's inauguration back in 2009. >> though it was most likely her mostamous it wasn't aretha franklin's only time here in d.c. jim and wendy now with more onr ies to our community. >> reporter: big time. >> a lot. al star ter: internati with a real co

take a chunk out of the pad boarder's league but the pad bothered says the picture is conclusiveut janiner a tile. >> alm unbelievable, but the biteoe sure say possibly a shark. i wouldn't have believed it if somebody had told me they saw a shark down here >>ever. this is our sanctuary. s reporter: while these g won't be getting back in the water. >> yeah, i'm going to come back out tonight. >> i'll be out here tonight. >> doesn't dissuade you at all. >> what's the chance it will happen tonight? >> along the banks of white marsh creek. mark segraves, news 4. >> looik a dog bite. >> that's all we talked about all day. i thought it was a stingray stale hit him or something because we have stingrays in those waters. >> a spokesperson for natural resources police tell usost modern day shark sightings happen near st. mary's county tangier sound. >> but there have been historical sightings of sharks but it would have been a teeny shark. >> not a great white, a shark with an overbite because as we've noticed there's no like mark underneath. >> go figure. >> an old shark. >> okayor >> this is int

but janine long has seen enough to keep her dog out of the water for a while. >> it's almost unbelievableure does say possibly a shark. i wouldn't have believed it if somebody told me they saw a shark dn here, ever. this is o sanctuary. >> reporter: while these guys won't be getting back in the water -- >> i'll come back out tonight. >> reporter: you are in. >> i'll be out here >> reporter: doesn't dissuade you at all? >> no, not at all. what's the chance it wil happe twice? >> reporter: along the banks of white marsh creek, mark segraves, news 4. >> okay. that had to be a very tiny baby shark. that was a little nibble there it looked like. i don't know, but it's your leg that got open like that. >>>>ll right. oming up, a mixed bag of weather as we track a chance for showers ands storms t weekend. doug has had a closer look for us on theiming and impact, too. >> as fans pay tribute to the l.een of s he went back into the archives to find aretha frklin's last interviews on news 4 from her life and legacy to the hat that captured all that when a new breast cancer patient comes to our breast

. >> reporter: police department spokesman janine dillow vega says this is fashioned after the economydemy appropriate for children. over the course of a few weeks, public safety employees will present aspects on various aspects of policing such as ride along procedures, search and seizure, community relations, and criminal investigation. participants will also get the opportunity to use the force options video simulator. other police departments such as san jose's use such training to sharpen officer skills and reactions in high stress, combative situations. >> this gives them a realistic experience of what officers have to face. they have to make split-second decisions. and so, it's a very realistic scenario. >> reporter: the program is open to any high school student under 18 who does not have a felony or misdemeanor conviction. department officials say they've received a handful of applications so far, but those prospective attendees still have to be vetted. once that's done, classes are slated to begin in late september. in palo alto, jesse gary, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a firefighter

director ron hostile along with direct media group president beverly holberg and "fox news" contributor janinee an expert, this one right here should be like the final exam of grad school. this is a crazy one with what's going on with omarosa. >> i don't think this should be a surprise. the present is known to tweet when things have gone on and after her interview that we saw yesterday and did today show interview today it's no wonder he is responding. i do think omarosa who is the notorious villain of reality tv will be the bill in its this story as well. the sticking point for so many people as she secretly recorded conversations most notably with her firing with the white house chief of staff john kelly and what i found interesting is she says negatively he's the one running the white house. actually it's part of his job description is to run the white house. i think all of this plays poorly for her and for mainstream media to pick up on this and think this is going to be a credible source and a credible book about the inside of the white house. charles: now of course she is starting on tru

i use it because its quiet and janine fashion detainee. they used to use ita fashion detainee.be twitter and instagram. twitter. i use facebook, the social media i use facebook. twitter. i use facebook, the social media i use facebooklj twitter. i use facebook, the social media i use facebook. i use snapchat the most. social media detox would make you feel totally cut off. the most. social media detox would make you feel totally cut offlj would have no contact. i could do at a week, maybe start with a weekend but not a month. i could go six months off, no problem. i think so but not everyone is like me. would you go through detox, would you be able to switch off? probably. 0k, well... i don't know. i'm not quite sure about that. i would love the idea. i could do it, i think it's a good idea. joining us now is ed morrow from the royal society give us a set give us for public health, and bex lewis, a lecturer in digital marketing at manchester metropolitan university. you're not try to polarise things, saying it's good or bad. would be looking at this issue for a couple of years.

janine and her partner were unwell at the end of their stay a few weeks ago.erving staff member. their daughter is still in egypt with their three grandchildren. she says her parents were fit and healthy before their holiday. they may well have died of natural causes in a sad coincidence. there is still lots to be explained but in the meantime, thomas cook clearly is not taking any chances. a little earlier, sarah campbell told us about the latest measures put in place for the holiday—makers still at the resort and those who might be going in the next few weeks. thomas cook has said they are going to give the 300 guests their alternative accommodation. in thereof —— original statement, this was they say to do with about increased levels of illness and they would be as a precautionary measure. they have released another statement and they do not mention the illness. what they do say is that there has been some speculation in today‘s media that the deaths may have been caused by carbon monoxide. currently, they say, we have no evidence to support this. and we sh

janine, do we have any idea what the council is going to do? i'm not sure they do yet. to should be. of course the councillors want to please the people who voted for them, ultimately, though, government commissioners are overseeing the decisions now, they we re overseeing the decisions now, they were brought in because it was decided the council had been mismanaged, that is why they were in this mess and the commissioners priority is very much the money, so, you know, a lot of people in that cou nty very you know, a lot of people in that county very worried about what whole process will mean but the concern starting to spread. while it is true northamptonshire is in the worst possible position, the national audit office says around 10% of councils with these same responsibilities for adult o shoeshl care, they are sliding in the same direction, so i think it is fair to say we have spoken a lot about it, i don‘t think it is the last time we will. other councils will be watching this closely too. let us go to amy cole. you have had a chance to amy cole. you have had a ch

the president's counsel, rudy guliani, was on justice with judge janine and said this is about presidentnd his team cooperating and there's no problem here. watch. >> the reality is that the president encouraged all the people who testified to tell the truth, to take as long as they needed to to do that. the mueller team is panicking. they know they don't have a case. there was no collusion. there was no obstruction. they can't prove it and they are trying to get the president to testify and they're hoping that if they put out a story like this in which they suggest that mcgan is cooperating against him, but don't say it, they don't say it. >> we'll have alan dershowitz on later in the program. i think rudy guliani is like that this might be a leak that tries to provoke the president into saying well, if someone said this i want to go to the special counsel and say that. rudy guliani and other lawyers on the team are saying you don't need to say anything. >> it's all in the reporting. the reporting states the fact then it alludes to all this stuff as rudy guliani said, suggesting that ma

janine travis and her husband stayed at the same hotel just a few weeks ago and they were both taken it would pass but by the morning it was considered serious, at 11am, thatis was considered serious, at 11am, that is when the chemist within the hotel complex, we went straight down to there, to explain the situation, they gave us medication. if he is not better by 6pm, he must come to the surgery for antibiotics. i found that was quite strange. that was something that raised an alarm to me that was not quite right, he was ill, there was some concern. the hotel reception called, not thomas cook, it was the reception, they called, because i had not alerted thomas cook to the illness. reception advised us and it could be confirmed we were both ill, yes we we re confirmed we were both ill, yes we were full of winger offered free room service. they advised us not to visit the communal area where all the other holiday—makers were. and i did not at any other time advised thomas cook because the following day, was our last day there, and i was just so hell—bent on getting home, and keeping f

janine to break it down, christina with us this morning with the editorial page editor james truman and former arkansas governor republican president mike huckabee. great to see everybody this morning. governor, great to see you. congratulations on the book. two centuries of booms, busts and bailout. just published a couple days ago. >> across the too big to fail bank. he brought the idea to me and the lesson here is really strong , healthy, vibrant institution. so start to build up the government at times when it was a completely free institution. we get this safety net and sell it to real lesson about the safety net. maria: in the an important book to tell us exactly what happened. borrowed time as the name. congrats. we'll talk a lot about your new book. top story right now is wall street and washington telling tesla show me the money. the securities and exchange commission investigating elon musk street yesterday was truthful. considering taking test the private at $420 a share, funding secured. joining us now is the day capital management chief investor strategist david kuba. >> go

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