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i'm joined by democratic congressman joaquin castro from texas. thank you for joining me.iness news night. your view of this breaking news and any idea of whether it is connected to the mueller probe? >> i would suspect that it is. i think most of all, it's probably for bob mueller and his team, a way to put pressure on paul manafort to cooperate with them. and that can have a real significance for donald trump and his other campaign associates. >> you're on the intelligence committee, so you know more than most, and you know more than i think sometimes you are allowed to say under those rules. but how do you feel when you learn this information, that the reporting, starting with the wall street, alleges a secret plea deal from january. we've been doing these discussions and reporting across the country, that would suggest the whole year, paul manafort's son-in-law has been secretly cooperating with somebody. >> well, personally, it makes me wonder if it's just coming out now, what he's been doing for them since january. how much he's been cooperating and in what ways. you

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joaquin castro of texas. a member of the intelligence and foreign affairs committees. congressman, what are the implications for american foreign policy and the alliances that the u.s. has as far as this iran nuclear deal is concerned, if the president tomorrow afternoon announces the u.s. is leaving it? >> well, there are high stakes all around. first it would damage our relationship with our european allies an -- and as was mentioned, we would be in an awkward position of thinking of sanctioning european businesses that do business in iran and that is a very strange and a fundamental mistake because the iran nuclear agreement has achieved what it mebts to achieve, and that is iran has not developed nuclear weapons. that was the mission and the purpose of the agreement. that said, it wouldn't surprise me if the president pulls out of the deal tomorrow or if he essentially does what he did with tack -- with daca and say i'll give you a certain amount of time and if you don't do x, y, z, i'm getting out of the deal. he said if you don't make sure that -- the smet provis

thank you, joaquin castro. by the way, you were going to come on anyway, but thank you for coming on despite this. shannon watts, keep up the wonderful work. you're a wonderful spokesperson. we need you. we really do. and greg pittman, again, sir, teachers are great. >>> coming up next, the other big story of the day, president trump and his allies are attacking the very investigation of russian election meddling and coordination with moscow by the trump campaign. they didn't like being investigated. trum says it was wrong for the fbi to investigate his campaign, wrong for it to be looking for etch evidence of criminal activity. they're attacking the investigators now, worried about the outcome of evidence. plus trump tube adore rudy giuliani tooting the same horn says the investigation should end and that trump deserves an apology. thanks to videotape, we're going to show you something tonight he said during the clinton impeachment he doesn't want you to remember. back then he said no president is above the la

. >> for more, i'm joined by joaquin castro of texas, a congressman from the area, shannon watson of moms demand action for gun sense in america and greg pit man a teacher. parkland. thank you all for coming here tonight, a grim night again. congressman, tell us what you know about the shooting by the 17-year-old in texas. >> that area is a small town, probably about 13,000 people on the edge of rural and suburban. and it's in between houston and galveston. and fairly conservative area. but you know, just like any other place in america, have you students finishing off the school year, maybe just finished up with prom getting ready for graduation. they're confronted with this massacre and this tragedy today. >> do most people in the area, can you say whether or not they own shotguns? have weapons in their homes? >> generally in texas, you know, there are a lot of folks that hunt for sport. a lot of people do own either shotguns or handguns. so i'm sure santa fe is just like that. >> what do you think should be done? maybe this is a bad question. it's in people's minds, if a kid grabs

i'm joined now by a member of the house intelligence committee, democratic congressman, joaquin castroi's piece, your conversation with devin nunes. can you explain a little bit more what you said to him and what he said to you? >> yeah, it was a very brief exchange, because he basically walked off. but this morning, i was presented with the fact that sarah sanders mentioned that democrats had not asked to be part of the meeting. so i said first that it's standard protocol wherever there's something revealed about the investigation that you would have republicans and democrats there, and also, i'm sure, that adam schiff, our ranking member, had already asked, which he has. but just to be clear, so that somebody asked face-to-face. i said that i would ask devin nunes today and i did that. when i asked him or told him that democrats should be part of the meeting, he said that he wasn't going to play that game and then walked off. >> do you know what he meant by "game"? i mean, what game is he talking about playing? >> i don't know. i don't know if he thinks this is just politics back and

let's talk to a democrat from the house intel committee, texas congressman joaquin castro. congressman. >> good morning. >> have you asked if you can go to this meeting? >> it's basic protocol when you have these kinds of meetings that you have both republicans and democrats represented, so this very much is a departure from standard operating procedure and it makes it seem more like a trump legal defense team meeting than anything else. >> have you told your chairman devin nunes, by the way, i would like to go? >> i believe that basically our ranking member and staff have communicated by this point the fact that democrats should be included, sure. but also that's devon knows. he knows its standard procedure for both sides to go. >> that's not what the white house knows. here's what sarah huckabee sanders about that invitation. >> would the white house welcome democrats to be at that meeting? >> my understanding is they haven't been the ones requesting this information, so i would refer you back to them on why they would consider themselves randomly invite today see somethi

joining me is democratic congressman joaquin castro.ank you for having me, kasie. >> what do you know at this point where this stands? we know there are threats to potentially hold jeff sessions or rod rosenstein in contempt of congress over all of this. the white house seems to agree with the doj in a rare move to say this would compromise an intelligent source. what are you hearing behind the scenes where this stands? >> well, this is usually the part where i would say that certain things are classified and i can't talk about them. but in this case, we have a situation where devin nunes literally has not explained to the committee either what he's looking for or the reason he's looking for this information. he did this, i guess, about a week ago when all of us were back home in our districts. and since then, has not come in front of the committee and laid out his case about what this information is and why he needs it. so not only has he kept the american people in the dark, but he's kept the committee in the dark. >> is there anythin

. >> so, earlier today in the day your colleague represented joaquin castro atroeched nunes on the flooroing to play this game. are democrats the one playing games? >> no, what we're trying to do, don is to stand up for the rule of law. america is an idea. the idea where you can work hard and become anything, no matter where you come from. you have a rule of law to make sure there's always a check on those empowered. and that idea right now is under assault. we never thought it had be under assault from anyone other than the russians now it's under assault by donald trump and his fixers in congress. paul why yan, i hope will do is to stand up to devin nunes and say enough is enough. this is more than just protecting the president -- >> good luck with that. >> it's about prek protecting democracy. >> paul ryan announced moments ago he's not even going to the meeting. he's been asleep at the wheel allowing this to happen. heb he's not going. it's crazy. >> well, are you worried, because you're there, these are your colleagues, your in proximity of president, these are norms that are just b

joaquin castro / -d- texas: "is the north korea summit going to happen or not?"ke pompeo / secretary of state: "sir, that decision will ultimately be made by chairman kim."saying president trump is committed to diplomacy, secretary of state mike pompeo addressed the house foreign affairs committee wednesday -- saying the administration is still planning on meeting with north korea on june 12 in singapore. mike pompeo / secretary of state: "our eyes are wide open to the lessons of history but we're optimistic that we can achieve an outcome that would be great for the world."but even president trump has acknowledged the meeting may be in jeopardypresident donald trump: "so there is a very substantial chance that it won't work out and that is okay. that doesn't mean that it won't work out over a period of time, but it may not work out for june 12."and there are still disagreements over things like sanctions. mike pompeo / secretary of state: "the sanctions that are in place today need to remain, there is still work to do, there are still gaps in those sanctions."nor

joaquin castro the congressman from texas was on cnn. let's watch what he said. >> this probably wouldn't be happening, unless the white house somehow gave its blessing to go around and somehow punish jeff sessions through the congress. >> your experience of nunez. he ever do anything that goes against what the white house wants? >> no, i think at this point. not at this point. for a while now he's basically been someone who is doing the white house's bidding. >> laura: i wanted to scream out. objection, leading. from bulletser. that's an anchor asking's question. don't you think trump is a. your reaction. it is always barbing nunez. he's the boogie man. meanwhile they don't go to the substance of the problem. >> it is remarkable that, you know nunez i think is actually doing the work of the people, in terms of someone having a check on what's gone on in these investigations. it is appropriate that be investigated. it is just remarkable to me. right as t we're looking at this report that has he's redactions that are so ridiculous that ev

plus i'm going to talk with congressman joaquin castro who sits on the less than functional house intelligencettee. >>> and as we go to break, a quick note from the sports pages vladimir putin scored five goals in his annual exhibition hockey game. that's down from seven goals last year. could the 65-year-old forward be losing a step? "kasie d.c." back after this. ahh... summer is coming. and it's time to get outside. pack in even more adventure with audible. with the largest selection of audiobooks. audible lets you follow plot twists off the beaten track. or discover magic when you hit the open road. with the free audible app, your stories go wherever you do. and for just $14.95 a month you get a credit, good for any audiobook. if you don't like it exchange it any time. no questions asked. you can also roll your credits to the next month if you don't use them. so take audible with you this summer... on the road... on the trail... or to the beach. start a 30-day trial and your first audiobook is free. cancel anytime, and your books are yours to keep forever. no matter where you go this summer

. >> let's discuss this with joaquin castro from mexico. congressman, thank you for being here. before we get to this, our thoughts are with the people of texas. this is not your district, but are you hearing anything about this report of an active shooter at the santa fe high school? >> poppy, i haven't, as i've been standing here preparing for the interview, i was told about what was happening. of course we don't know all the details yet, but this is another example of gun violence in schools and it's a shame that the united states congress where i'm standing now has done nothing to protect our students. >> we will let you know as soon as we have more information as well, congressman. as i wait for that, i want you to weigh in on some of these other topics. i'm not sure if you heard the whole interview with chris cuomo and rudy giuliani this morning, but there were some significant headlines. one thing that became very clear from the interview, the attacks on james comey, is that this seems to be the strategy, to pit the honesty of james comey against the honesty of the presid

. >> woodruff: but democrats, including congressman joaquin castro on the house intelligence committee, pushed back today, after no democrats were invited to the briefing. >> so this very much is a departure from standard operating procedure and it makes it seem more like a trump legal defense team meeting than anything else. >> woodruff: the president today also went aft james clapper, former director of national intelligence, for saying any informant would have likelyl beking for russian interference in the 2016 election. >> i mean you look at clapper, he sort of admitted that they had spies in the campaign yesterday, inadvertently. but i hope it's not true. but it looks like it is. w druff: for his part, clapper disputes that, defenr his long car, and offers a tough assessment of president trump in his new book"facts and fears: hard truths from a life in intelligence." and with me now is former director of national intelligence, and retired air force lieutenant general, james clapper. general clapper, welcome to the program. >> thanks for having me. >> woodruff: so i want to ask b y

congressman joaquin castro called it a serious abuse of power by the president.mes comey the attacks on the fbi and lying about its work will do lasting damage to our country. how will republicans, plain there to their grandchildren. you first, annie, then the others. >> first of all, what to look for is republican response. i mean, dras are outraged, outraged by what trump says. but he so far has not touch odd the investigation. and when i talked to my republican sources, that's where they start to get really nervous. that's where you see a little bit of movement and legislation to protect the special counsel. so i think trump seems to up the rhetoric because there's been no consequence for doing so whp when he starts to move towards making some kind of changing in that investigation, i think that's where he starts getting calls from top republicans. >> charlie baker, the governor in massachusetts, when is he going to say something? up next these people tell me something i don't know. be right back. on kittens ♪ ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪

joaquin castro, the congressman from texas was on cnn this afternoon, let's watch what he said. >> this probably wouldn't be happening and less the house somehow gave its blessing to go around and somehow punish jeff sessions through the congress. >> your experience with devin nunes, does he do anything average that goes against what the white house wants? >> not at this point. for a while now, he has basically been nobody who is doing the white house white house's bidding. >> laura: i wanted to scream out, objection, leading. from blitzer, that's an anchor asking a question -- don't you think trump is a jerk? your reaction -- always bashing devin nunes. he's the bogeyman, he's the bad guy. meanwhile, they don't go to the substance of the problem here. >> it's remarkable. devin nunes i think is actually doing the work of the people in terms of somebody having a check on what's going on in the investigation and it's appropriate that that be investigated. it's just remarkable to me right as we are looking at this report that has these reductions that are so ridiculous that even the justic

. >> joaquin castro of texas. >> thank you. is the north korean summit happening or not? >> the chairman is up to chairman kim. i'm hopeful that the meeting will take place. >> you've been to north korea twice and met with north korean leaders to lay the ground work for a nuclear agreement with kim jong-un. how do you define the denuclearzation of the korean peninsula? >> we've said complete. >> what does that mean? >> there are multiple components of their system. that threatens america. it would include their weapons capability, missile capability. the technology that goes with that. so engines and systems associated with space launch vehicles in addition to the missile programs. and then everything that is up stream from that. including the production of missile material, the technology that permits the capacity to produce the material and all the engineering and r & d connected to that. >> will you leave them with a civilian nuclear program? >> we staid won't be appropriate for them to have the kpachlt cao enrich. i'll say it this way, i can't answer that question. i'

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joaquine here with castro. want to get your reaction to president trump's decision. >> disappointed it is not going to happen. not surprised. we had secretary pompeo come yesterday. i got the sense after that hearing president trump and his team were not fully prepared for the june 12 summit. >> you think this is an issue of not being prepared between north korea not wanting to denuclearize. >> part of it is the fact they were not prepared yet. i do not think president trump got mad because somebody else used harsh language so he canceled. i do think over the last few months it is good. secretary pompeo has developed a rapport. i think that is something to build upon. release of the hostages which is positive. i hope the administration can build on that. they have to be better prepared. they have to clearly define denuclearization and whether they are going to leave a civilian nuclear program in place. there are unanswered questions. >> what would have to take place? specifically with regards regard toguage, wi

. >> joaquin castro of texas. >> thank you, chairman. is the north korea summit going to happen or not? >> sir, that decision will ultimately be up to chairman kim. >> so the president -- >> he asked for the meeting, the president agreed to meet with him. i'm very hopeful that that meeting will take place. >> you've been to north korea twice and met with north korean leaders to lay the groundwork for a nuclear agreement with kim jong-un. how do you define the denuclearization of the korean peninsula? >> well, we've said complete. >> what does that mean? >> so there are multiple components of their system that threatens america. this would include their weapons capability, their missile capability, the technology that goes with that so engines and systems associated with space launch vehicles in addition to the missile programs and then everything that is upstream from that including the production of thistle material, the technology that permits the capacity to produce that material and all of the engineering and r & d connected to that.

activist mother, rosie, i think there was never a doubt, never, ever a doubt, that hooley on castro and his brother joaquin would enter public service and would be active themselves and making our country a better place. he did it with a vengeance. he was the youngest member of the san antonio city council ever elected. the youngest mayor of the top 50 cities in the united states. san antonio, under his leadership, was a laboratory of sustainable, inclusive development. from pre-k to lgb q rights. the community engagement, julion, as mayor of san antonio, racked up the kind of record that caused president obama in 2014 to ask him to come to washington , and to serve as secretary of housing and urban development. just think about that, folks. it was only four years ago that the secretary of hud actually cared about their housing, affordable housing, and development in our country. boy, things change. but, these days, secretary castro is back at it. he is working to elect young, progressive candidates up and down the ballot, through an initiative known as opportunity first. we are so glad that he could join

activist mother, rosie, i think there was never a doubt, never, ever a doubt, that hooley on castro and his brother joaquin would enter public service and would be active themselves and making our country a better place. he did it with a vengeance. he was the youngest member of the san antonio city council ever elected. the youngest mayor of the top 50 cities in the united states. san antonio, under his leadership, was a laboratory of sustainable, inclusive development. from pre-k to lgb q rights. the community engagement, julion, as mayor of san antonio, racked up the kind of record that caused president obama in 2014 to ask him to come to washington , and to serve as secretary of housing and urban development. just think about that, folks. it was only four years ago that the secretary of hud actually cared about their housing, affordable housing, and development in our country. boy, things change. but, these days, secretary castro is back at it. he is working to elect young, progressive candidates up and down the ballot, through an initiative known as opportunity first. we are so glad that he could join

joaquin rail authority does have the option to explore a possible light rail option along that same corner. jana katsuyama, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a candlelight vigil will be held tonight to remember castroenager jenny lin. 24 years since she was killed. jenny was stabbed to death in her home in 1994, two days after her 14th birthday. every year on the friday before memorial day, her parents hold a gathering in her honor. the district attorney and sheriff are expected to be at the candlelight vigil, which starts at the library. no one has ever been arrested in this case. $100,000 award -- reward is offered for information that may lead to the conviction of jenny's killer. >>> a 15-year-old last seen thing dragged by a man in vallejo. that man identified as 19-year- old fernando castro was later killed in a police shootout. police found evidence inside castro's card that led them to the towns of jenna -- gender and bodega bay. >>> a permit system for motorized scooters. >>> following hundreds of complaints about stewed -- scooters. rob malcolm has more on these regulations. >> reporter: with the city of san francisco ready to put the brakes on scooters for now, jeffrey and chester rented