have issues with security at the ballot box and i think the reform that we could put in place as jay johnson, former homeland security secretary told congress, to devote more federal resources to the states and counties. neil: i understand that and i know we're going long here and i apologize for that. i want to be very clear, are you saying that you still, still harbor doubts about the legitimacy of donald trump as president of the united states? >> no, i believe that the russians sought to change minds and whether minds were changed or influenced is still has not been determined. i don't think there's any evidence that vote tallies were changed, we should understand that. he's the president of the united states and i want president trump and every other candidate who runs 2020 in the election to have a free and fair election and congress is not doing that right now. neil: the broward county sheriff says, the congressman touched on this, 39 calls about the suspected shooter some were domestic violence issues and a lot of others. how many tips did we miss? what could this signal? michael is

. >> and coming up on this week former secretary of homeland security, jay johnson and former new jerseyor chris christie discuss the 13 indictments in the russian invest zbags what happens next. >>> and "abc 7 news" chief, reports from parkland florida on the deadly high school rampage, with george stephanopoulos followed with "abc 7 news" at 9:00. eric asked by a proposal by senator diane to raise the age limit to purchase an assault weapon. his response, he wants to go a step further. >> i think we should ban assault weapons every age and streets should have a bannon them. i understand, she wants to raise the age to 21. i think we should do what she did before. she lead the charge to ban them. >> "abc 7 news" caught up with him and hayward where he met with constituents for coffee. >>> what was supposed to be a relaxing cruise turned into a violent nightmare after vicious brawls broke out over the course of several days. the carnival legend set sail for australia but had to return to port after several days of fist fights. one guest stepped on somebody's flip-flops. blamed a group of

jay johnson, the former secretary of homeland security said they didn't want to sound the alarm belloo loudly for fear of being labeled as in the tank for hillary. >> on october 7, that was the same day as the access hollywood video and all the talk that weekend after our statement was when is he going to withdraw from the race, how much longer does he have, so that was clearly a backdrop. >> mike: a high ranking ex- ex-soviet diplomat tells fox news the russians were courts quite surprised that the obama administration and american intelligence agencies didn't do more work couldn't figure out what was happening in real time. the diplomat who maintains very close ties to russian intelligence says the hacking scheme succeeded far beyond the kremlin's dreams. you might remember the president's tweet from this weekend where he said the russians were "laughing their asses off in moscow." this diplomat told me he was in a meeting with intelligence officials who were doing just that over their success. >> mike: leland vittert leading us off. many thanks. the president returning to the whit

i mean, there is good advice on the part of jay johnson.anyone would have no must speak in public that you have to do with this. i guess it really bothers me is i'm worried about the two spouses and the other women involved and their investment -- their embarrassment and what this will do for them. i care about the constitution and due process and freedom of religion and freedom of speech. but for too long women have been trapped in domestic violence situations and they are the ones that are afraid to speak up and speak out. how about helping to change the culture so they don't have to be and we do not defend people who have photos of violence against them. >> something else that you're very passionate about his immigration. i want to talk about daca. are you disappointed that it was not incorporated in the budget deal that was passed after the brief overnight shut down? do you feel that you and other proponents of daca have lost leverage? >> will keep fighting for it. we have leaders that agree we have to do something. i am even going to t

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. >> right, so we knew before this, brian, based on testimony from jay johnson and other people, from the department of homeland security, from it was obvious that russia had attempted to interfere and did interfere -- >> they were knocking on the door of our elections. >> knocking on the door is the perfect analogy. we knew they knocked on the door of several states, in this case 21. what's distinctive is they were able to open some doors, they were able to penetrate several. we believe that somewhere less than 10, but still a handful of states. and people who i have spoken to, people who work in dhs cyber security, say the key thing to look for is whether or not they were able to extricate that information. we don't believe that russia changed your vote, we don't believe that russia removed people from the voter roles. but if they were able to extricate that information in the same way someone could get your credit card information, that represents a major breach by a foreign government in our elections. and it makes us very nervous going into midterms. >> peter baker, so many of th

we'll talk to a friend of john kelly, former homeland security secretary, jay johnson in moments. >>> plus, diplomatic move. pence stands feet from kim jong-un's sister at the olympics. is kim jong-un ready to negotiate or is he playing his own games? >>> hello. i'm jake tapper in washington where the state of our union is troubled by that photo of a black eye. after the way the white house handled domestic violence allegations, president trump appeared to take on the broader me too movement tweeting saturday, quote, people's lives are being shattered by a mere allegation. some are true and some are false. some are old and some are new. there is no recovery for someone falsely accused. is there no such thing as due process? the mere allegations that forced aborter out of his job consisted of harrowing accounts under the threat of perjury, plus a threat of girlfriend with a restraining order filed, and a photo of a black eye a woman says she got from porter. on friday, he offered no condolences to the women or the victims of domestic violence. he said it was a sad and tough day for por

. >> former homeland security chief jay johnson raising questions about ousted white house staffer robty clearance. now we have the assistant director of counteragainst from 2011/2013. he worked under bob muller. with a big welcome to you, how does this happen? does interim security clearance mean that an individual cannot pass a background check? >> no. first of all, glad to be here, but interim clearances are not meant to keep people in their positions for entire time they're with an organization. they're usually granted just to have people come on board and then work into the accesses. but in any type of position where you're seeing highly classified information, it is not a good idea and quite frankly in my time in the fbi and going to the national security counsel a lot, did you ever have people sitting in those clearance, they're usually up to the top secret fbi compartmentalized level and it's not a good idea. >> that would have included rob porter given his position as white house chief secretary. >> if he's following the president around, the things that are briefed at the nat

>> well, a year ago january, last month, then secretary of homeland security jay johnson added elections i.t. systems to critical infrastructures for national security purposes. i know state election officials and county election officials throughout the country are very concerned, but above and beyond that, i don't think anywhere near enough has been done to protect ourselves going into the midterm or the 2020 presidential election for that matter. let's put this in big context. i'm old enough to remember having lived through the cold war which at the time it was a great conflict between the forces of capitalism and communism. we've kind of transitioned beyond that. and now basically what we have is a great global war between the values of western democracies in which we conduct free, open, fair elections t forces of autocracy and cut to being see which is what vladimir putin is all about. >> we'll have to move on to another topic because we're short on time. a number of people are very much concerned about what will happen in 2018 in terms of security of the vote. when we look at what

. >> reporter: jay johnson was dhs secretary when the russian intrusions were taking place. u.s.ligence knew by the summer of 2016, the hacking originated from russia. two months later, they told the public. should you have done it before october 7th? >> any time you make a difficult national security decision, somebody says, why did you do that? somebody else says, why didn't you do it sooner? >> reporter: turns out, voters' names were not removed in 2016, but what about this year? >> my worry is that since that time, a lot of states have done little to nothing to harden their cybersecurity. >> reporte >> i would not agree with the assessment. i would say they've all taken it very seriously. >> reporter: nbc news reached out to those 21 states. california and texas, among others, say their voter system was never attacked. >> i stand by the list. this was a snapshot in time with visibility that the department had at the time. >> reporter: now, with nine months to go before critical midterm elections, what's being done to secure the vote? dhs is offering cybersecurity help, but so

. >> i want to play with you sound from jay johnson.he secretary of the department of homeland security under president obama. a card carrying democrat. i asked him if he thought john kelly should lose his job. take a listen. >> i think as donald trump is president, our government is best served if john kelly is in the job of chief of staff. that is my view. i may be in the minority with my democratic friends. >> he is a friend of kelly. he also respects kelly and thinks that kelly brings something to the job that is necessary when the president is donald trump what a horrible standard. if that's the standard for the chief of staff to the president of the united states, even though they allowed this domestic abuse to be in the white house, we just need to keep him there to protect ourselves from donald trump? what kind of response is that? >> what do you think, the president said he believes in due process and he had gotten divorces from these two women and they have their story. this is not my point of view, this is the white house. th

because, after interviewing homeland security, jay johnson in the past, where they pro-actively alertedand localities to work on the election machines, which fortunately are not hooked up to the internet, so that they are not as vulnerable to hacking, homeland and others could be doing a whole lot. the fbi could be doing more. >> oh, i absolutely agree with that. i certainly think that we can improve the security of our voting infrastructure, we can get the word out. but ultimately, the best defense against russian meddling is going to be a skeptical american public. it's going to be a public that's skeptical when they read out their news reports that the they're going to ask themselves is this real or is this part of some coordinated campaign? and so i think the best thing that we can do is to keep talking about it. i think what's really getting in the way of a powerful response is not the lack of sanctions, though that might help, it's that every time president trump talks about this, he dismisses it. he talks about it as if it's some democratic-led fake news. and, as a consequence, s

. >> reporter: jay johnson was dhs secretary when these russian intertrugss were taking place. u.s.new by the summer of 2016 the hacking originated from russia. two months later, they told the public. >> should you have done it before october 7th? >> any time you make a difficult national security decision, somebody says, why did you do that and somebody else says, why didn't you do it sooner? >> reporter: it turned out voters names were not removed in 2016 but what about this year? >> my worry is that since that time a lot of states have done little to nothing to actually harden their cybersecurity. >> i would not agree with that assessment. i would say they have all taking it very seriously. >> reporter: nbc news reached out to those 21 states. california and texas, among others, saying their voter system was never attacked. >> i stand by the list. this was a snapshot in time with visibility that the department had at the time. >> again, our cynthia mcfadden with a troubling report. catherine, there's a disconnect here in terms of the response. ultimately it is up to these individ

administration committee, minnesota senator 80 clover chart and former homeland security secretary jay johnson addressed the issues recently at the center for american progress. see their comments tonight morning at 8 pm eastern here on c-span2. former presidential candidate mitt romney announced today he is seeking the utah senate seat of retiring senator or in. we may hear more about his plans tonight when the former massachusetts governor and two-time republican presidential candidate speaks at the lincoln day dinner, the utah county republican party fundraiser in utah. watch live coverage beginning at 9 pm eastern on our companion network, c-span and saturday night on c-span, its former florida presidential candidate jeb bush. he talks about school choice and education savings accounts. speaking at the american enterprise institute earlier this year, he discussed his efforts as florida governor which included implementing the first statewide school voucher program. watch his comments tomorrow at 8 pm eastern over on c-span. >> our live coverage of the savanna book festival starts saturday

president trump did not do this in the briefing room and arguable by should have because he let jay johnsonthe director of national intelligence put out this statement. so it was not widely covered and that's bad on us. but the bottom line is here, that president obama then did sanction the russians and it was to reverse those sanctions that mite mike flynn was meeting with kislyak during the transition. so the trump officials were meeting with the russians to talk about reversing those sanctions and the fact is that congress has approved sanctions that this president has not put in place. >> guys win cannot believe we're letting president trump to get us to play his game and talk about president obama. what has president trump done since he's been the commander in chief? the intelligence community has described this as an attack on america and he is in dereliction of his duty. where has been his telling putin, hey, knock it off. don't do it. instead, we hear, well, putin believe -- i believe that putin believes that he didn't have anything to do with this. come on. this is not presidential

and they came out yesterday, jay johnson came out yesterday and said hey, listen, we tried to tell youe weekend of the access hollywood tape. really? so one weekend after 8 years you come out october 7th and say yeah, we have evidence that russia is doing something through social media to affect our elections. i don't really think that i is that effective. steve: the president knew right then when he was saying that it was going on. he said there is no serious person out there that would think that there is no evidence that it has happened in the past. stop whining, mr. trump. ainsley: when we heard that sound bite this morning when we were preparing for the show and we played back that sound bite from him i thought okay, well, this is another example about how president trump was right. i mean, he predicted this when he was running and people laughed at him, no one expected him -- steve: mitt romney was right. ainsley: just reminded me of how in touchy is with the american people and how the american people feel. brian: do you know what it underlines too, if we could pull politics out

jay was the first african-american to receive privileges at lynchburg general when dr. johnson , it was not easy. dealing with all the changes that were going on at the time. he was one of these movers and shakers. hereally took on things started playing tennis which he learned in high school. really found love but the sport. i believe the court went and sometime in the late 1930's, early 1940's. he wasl for the end definitely a civil rights leader -- the boys were. he started there. he will tour much broader stage and said what's going on in the world of tennis. hits is a launcher junior development program here which would you stepping stone for players to move up and through and into the world tour. retrain carrie osiris for 12 to 16 weeks with my grandfather. i was intense training. -- thatense competition sets the stage for what developed in 1951 where he started bringing kids for 20 years to lynchburg, virginia and this site to train and practice with the best and brightest kids across country. some would say -- someone stay throughout the community, as well as with cowor

regional director for president obama's 2012 campaign therrian johnson and republican rat gist kevin paul scott and cnn law enforcement analyst jayagliano. and let's begin here in atlanta, and therrian, you first, does this promote clarity and the republicans say it is about transparency or does it offer more confusion? the democrats say that the complete picture is not unveiled. >> well, it is total confusion, and chaos, and the message leading up to the the memo is that it is not to muddy the waters around the mueller investigation and showing transparency that fisa followed the process, and then once it is released, it is donald trump saying that he is vindicate and trying to discredit one of the most trusted federal agencies in the fbi saying that they tamper with the evidence and illegal wiretap in the department of justice, and the democrats are i saying that we are dismay and the republicans are e saying, this is not what we want the american people to see. >> and so in the democratic memo if it is ever released hour, do you suppose it is going to be offering clarity or clear it up or won't it also be a cherry picking of t

jay ajayi. >> right. >> and also -- >> excuse me. and so many others. >> can we say something about eagles of the past? reggie white and jerome are looking down from heaven as is buddy ryan, as is jim johnson and wilbert and harold carmichael and herman edwards! i mean, this is history. >> michael quick. >> and michael quick is gonna be there. >> and mike and merrill, you know? i mean, merrill's an honorary player. >> this is for all of them. >> so we're gonna do it. here. >> i think it's 14-12, eagles. it's gonna be ugly, it's gonna be tight, but we are gonna win it. i don't see any other outcome that's even possible, and i love that they're keeping it loose this week, having some fun, then getting down to business and taking it seriously. they know how to do that evenly without it going too far. >> and taking all of their ministers with them, too. their priests, their pastors, all of that. they're leaving no stone unturned. >> all right, and i say we can do it. everybody want to do a little chant with me, "e-a-g"? all right, here we go. ready. >>> i'm nydia han with gray hall. we're following developing news from south car line a where at least two people are dead, following an amtrak tr

johnson at the new london headquarters. cash trades less than 30 minutes away. ♪ guy: the equity rally rolls on into asia, but stocks and bonds investors are testing. jayowell's first appearance as fed chair. china's flags in the german heartland. a chinese conglomerate becomes a chop shareholder -- a top shareholder in daimler, the stock trading up 8%. we will watch daimler at the open in europe. and assets management. deutsche kicks off its plans to ipo dwx. will john cryan get enough of the units to keep his turnaround strategy on track? that's the big story here in europe. that ipo is about four weeks away. let's talk about where the fair values are. looks like we will see a positive start in europe, up by around .5%. asia was positive around the overnight. i will show you what russia is doing, trading higher. you futures pointing positive for the start of trade. let's show you what the gmm looks like. in russia, the market has opened and we are watching the ruble. it is the banks leading the charge. this is where it started friday afternoon, s&p up 1.6%, now feeding through into asia. the renminbi and aussie dollar, the yen. the dollar is trading

johnson at the new london headquarters. cash trades less than 30 minutes away. ♪ guy: the equity rally rolls on into asia, but stocks and bonds investors are testing. jayt appearance as fed chair. china's flags in the german heartland. a chinese conglomerate becomes a