we also want to thank our team and our young staff, jeanie, rowell, luis, and especially natalie.they all grew up here in the city and they understand the importance of community development and cultural place keeping. they worked really hard. they have a can-do attitude, and it has been inspiring to see them as future leaders in our community. we want to thank sarah noris who was willing to draw a beautiful cartoon logo, not a logo, local, the cartoon character, and this really cool flea guy. they worked on making that into the access that we have, the banners that we have, the letterhead, the rules, and things like that. lastly, our whole team wants to say thank you to our community side team leader who has done some amazing work, as well, and help to say -- stay focused. maybe we have all worked 100 and 10% for our community, but she has already get -- always given 125%. thank you all, from the whole team. [applause] >> i want to say thank you. we really appreciate -- thank you. [applause] >> now -- [applause] before we move to our next item, supervisor ronen would offer some w

>> were you aware jeanie ray represented ms. regarding emails originating from hillary clinton's time as secretary of state? >> hard to overlook the similarities. i'm just saying. >> how long did it take sean to write those questions for the republicans on the committee? seriously. >> yeah. >> right? >> yeah. so, listen, let's talk about the democrats. the president and his allies are out there claiming that it was a disaster for them. was it a disaster? >> no. let me say -- look, first of all, i don't think a lot of people watched it from beginning to end. >> yeah. >> secondly, i think the chairs of both committees, and jerry nadler in particular, really set the table well. >> mmm-hmm. >> and got answers that sort of got to the critical points in the early part of the hearing. >> yeah. >> but more importantly, this is not the end of the hearings. we're going to have hearings that are going to have witnesses -- star witnesses like don mcgahn. and that's the meat of this thing. >> okay. all right. >> this hearing was not meant to

this is a line of questioning about jeanie reed et cetera. >> niattended the hillary clinton's election night party. were you aware that ms. jeanie reed represented hillary clinton in litigation regarding personal e-mails originating as her time as secretary of state. >> yes. >> when did you first learn about the animus towards donald trump. >> in the summer of 2017. >> you didn't know before he was hired? >> i did not know before that. >> i would like the whole panel to weigh in on this. what you do for ake basic conflt or appearance of conflict of checks and for an operation as important to the u.s. government constitution. frankly the world as this team was? >> you do your due diligence. you ask the key questions. so is there anything as when you're being considered for an executive branch appointment or confirmation hearings, is there anything that could be embarrassing to the president of the united states? i think bob or whoever was doing it, should have said i need to know. i'm not asking you anything about your politics. but i need to know, is there anything by that definition o

jeanis marketing. like this is not funny because they were concerned. that was a marketing ploy.his situation in australia is real. this man walks right into this spot with his machete out. fortunately this fellow was playing poker. he was a regular and heard something happening. he picked up the bar stool. hits him with it. and then he picks up this trusty plant. he throws it -- anything he can get his hands on. >> oh. >> this guy likes to gamble. he's going all in. >> dude goes running. >> yeah. >> police officers do caution against this, but they do acknowledge the fact that he was a hero in this case. you'll think this is funny -- his boys think it's funny, too. he went to work the next day, and they put plants on his desk. >> the machete man can get away with anything except apart from a couple of bruises. >> robert thought he would get away with a couple of thousands of dollars. he got that money back, too. >> i'm going to start on this one. singapore is the best in the world. you feel so close to the animals at the zoo, kind of hands on. >> oh! >> that's the star of the sh

are you aware jeanie reid represented hillary clinton. >> yes. >> did you know that before thee cameteam? >> no. >> which president appointed you to become u.s. attorney for massachusetts. >> which senator? >> no, which president. >> i think it was president bush. >> according to my notes it was president ronald reagan had the honor to do so. trish: kind of sad to see. a challenging performance there. frankly, sad to see for our entire country, and for our democracy yesterday. because it never should have come to that, should it? here, marc lotter. he clearly did not seem to be really familiar are all the facts of the case, not knowing who corey lewandowski was who -- who managed the 2016 campaign. was he really in charge of this? >> you have to wonder. i will quote or paraphrase a former top obama official who said on another net work it was painful. it was painful the american people had to be put through this not only because of the performance yesterday but because as we have pointed out, there was no change in the conclusion, nothing obstruction, no collusion, none of that chang

and he invited me to dinner one night and i said, "i'll come if you can make sure that jeanie attends i asked her out. and we started dating. harvey: she is 23 years your junior. - 24. - 24? - was that an issue? - yeah. i worried that age would slow me down a great deal. but i find that i'm still very active, i don't look my age, and i realize that. i've had a knee replacement, i've had 20 surgeries - in my life. yeah. - 20 surgeries? back, legs, feet, hands. - a lot of those sports related? - yeah. and work related. not television work, but manual labor around the house. i love the story about your wedding vows. how you said i do. the answer is i do. - ( harvey laughs ) - got a laugh. harvey: let's talk about your kids. matthew was born when you were 50. you were a first-time dad at 50. - trepidations there? - no. it was one of the most exciting moments of my life. so, he ended up getting a degree in philosophy. communications and philosophy at fordham, and decided to work as a bartender-- harvey: which is what you get-- which is what you do after you get a philosophy degree. yeah.

and also ask him, how can you hire peeper domain people like andrew weissmann, jeanie ray, and aaronss to clinton and the clinton foundation. and i would challenge him about things that he misrepresented in his report. individuals that he claims were spies for russia when in fact, they were providing intelligent information to the united states. so again, there is so much to go over here. if i had three hours, i could triple the number of 37 questions that i came up with in just an hour. >> sean: that's because you are really smart. and i'm going to be looking at your questions, probably will steal a few. but i will not give attribution unlike the rest of the media that never does so. great report, sara, great analysis, gregg. when we come back, james comey, super patriot. cannot help himself. giving his list of questions to the democrats were wednesday's hearings. i have a bunch of questions. and i want james comey to answer. about the deep state. about his involvement in things. his statements about things. we will do that next. jim, i hope you are watching. you have the right to re

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a deal could come soon with a read of what they're expecting we got anthony chen, will ryan, and jeanieu optimistic we'll get something done? >> i'm not sure this week we're going to see much movement. i'm not convinced. i sort of strategically think this might be held out a little longer. i don't know they're going to come to an agreement this week and any agreement they come to the president is going to want to take responsibility for that publicly. neil: you know, i know that a deal is better than no deal, it removes uncertainty, it takes away impediment. do you buy that? >> yeah, i think so. i think both sides probably want a deal. i think that's beneficial; however the markets aren't doing that badly with this uncertainty hanging over us, so we'll see what happens. neil: you know, if we get a deal , isn't there a possibility that the federal reserve then can let go of this whole interest rate cutting thing? it would be a negative. >> well remember that the trade deal is one part of the uncertainty. there's always going to be other different levels of uncertainty like the price leve

. >> are you where is jeanie really represent hillary clinton personal e-mailsng originating from clinton's time a secretary of state? >> yes. >> did you know that before she came on? [inaudible] >> the guy sitting next to representing justin to bricklin aide who destroyed one of clinton's mobile devices and you aware by now that six of your lawyers donate $6000 directly to hillary clinton. i'm not even talk about the 49,000 the donor to other democrats, just the donations to the opponent who was a target of your investigation. >> can i speak forot a second to the hiring hiring practices? >> share. >> we strove to hide those individuals that could do the job. i've been in this business for almost 25 years, and in this 25 years i've not had a case once to ask someone about their political affiliation. it is notal done. what i care about is the capability of the individual to do the job and to the job quickly and seriously and with integrity. >> but that's what i'm saying. this isn't just that you been able to vouch for your team. this is not knowing the big accepted this role you entity wher

jeanie ree represented hillary clinton? >> yes. >> did you know that before she came on the team? >> no. >> aaron zelby represented a clinton aide who destroyed one of clinton's devices. you must be aware that six of your lawyers donated $12,000 directly to hillary clinton. i'm not talking about the $49,000 they donated to other democrats. just the donations to the opponent who is the target of your investigation. >> can i speak to the hiring process? >> yes. >> we strove to hire those individuals that could do the job. >> okay -- >> i have been in this business for almost 25 years. in those 25 years i have not had occasion to ask someone about their political affiliation. it's not done. what i care about the is the capability of the individuals to do the job and do the job quick l ly and with integrity. >> two things notable about the clip. he pushed back, number two, he pushed back. it was one of the few times through hours of testimony that he asserted himself. >> yeah, i think this was the greatest pushback we saw, the strongest reaction by far was to kelly armstrong's questio