not just a matter of saying why is congress not doing what joe george from tennessee. good morning. caller: good morning. i heard somebody on the radio and he says that often he says that we have the best government that money can buy. i think most people agree with that. but i didn't think it was legal. i mean, if you've got somebody that goes to congress and have been in congress for 15 years and they went there with 100,000 in their bank account and now their salary and their significant other salary they're worth millions of dollars, it seems to me that should be a little illegal. i mean, there's a lot of greed and corruption going on in congress does have ethics laws, in ar as what they can take ifts, honorary for speeches, i think it is supremely frustrating to people see people come to washington and they make a living here. they do well for themselves. people ame time that back home, you know, are facing struggles. host: edward calling from minogue, wisconsin? caller: yes, it is. host: go ahead. callers.ne of the last caller: thank you for taking my call, i've called in the

erin: we have seen some gruesome sports injuries -- joe theismann, paul george -- but up there injuryhe most difficult to watch. it was opening night between boston and cleveland. only six minutes into the celtics career, hayward went up for an alley-oop and his leg completely snapped as he came down. we injury was so horrific cannot even show it. he has been diagnosed with a broken ankle. you just see it on the faces. everybody is stunned. he was taken off the court on a stretcher. it remains to be seen if his season is over. as for the game, the cavs beat boston. redskins kicker dustin hopkins will miss the rest of the season with a partially torn hip. the team worked players today and sign nick rose out of texas u.s. never played in an nfl game. while he is an experienced he once kicked in 80 yard field goal in practice. meanwhile, the capitals host at the maple leafs at capital one arena. in the third, still scoreless, until washington turns over the puck. the shot in front, redirected by brown, scoring his second goal of the season. the caps lose, 1-0. theezekiel elliott of cowbo

even he was -- he was teasing joe frazier, teasing george foreman, as his life went on, my read was thatto feel some sort of way when people confronted him about the way he demeaned people, even though he saw it mostly as joking and teasing and selling a fight. there was this part of him, particular iii end of his life -- and you write about that brilliantly -- how once he could no longer talk, he went into overdrive to try to do every single thing he could every hour of the day, as he said to me, to earn his way into the kingdom. >> that's right. >> tell me more about -- about this just overwhelming desire he had to just be good to everybody, to be kind to everybody, and to not ever say a word that would make people feel horribly. >> yeah -- >> including the viet cong apparently. >> right. even when he said white people were the blue-eyed devil, he said it with a twinkle in his eye. you couldn't hate him. he would go on johnny carson and talk to jerry lewis and make jokes. at the same time, he's saying all white people were going to die. how he pulled it this off, this amazing balancing

probably the more significant about but doesn't matter the time line with the to for example joe let's talk about george papadopoulos. if he had a meeting with. this a professor who had dirt on hillary clintnton ad whoo had links to the russin government doesnsn't doesn't matttter when h he joined. a donald trump's campaign. does a timeline matter. you know i don't think. not that in that respect with respected george papadopoulos it doesn't really matter. because i'm'm collusion bee russian government and thehe and the trumpmp campaign wht whwh he knonows about relationships arm betetween senior trump officials. in the campaign and the russian government i'm that so that's what matters and and have of course at this point that's all speculation we don't know if he really knows anything we don't know how far this went. with respecect to mamana for and. brigades what's important areas that the conduct really had nothing to do with the collusion allegations a separate conduct but. if f they if they havave nw been charged with serious crimes and perhaps. they will in time decide to cooperate with the gover

george papadopoulos. he's an oil and energy consultant. excellent guy. the honorable joe smitz. lieutenant general keith kellogg. and i have quite a few more. but that's a group of some of the people that we are -- that

me progressive media for the clinton campaign now the director of sirius xm and joe watkins, former white house aid to george, guys. good estate to both of you. joe, do you think trump is open to working with democrats or is this about sending a message to republicans on the hill? >> i would call it both. on the one hand, he will say to republican, few don't work with me, i'll be glad to work with democrats t. more important thing is i think he has to work with democrats. i think it's a good ting when republicans and democrats work on legislation with that helps all americans. i think it's a good thing he has at least begun to have a conversation and a relationship with chuck chum u schumer and nancy pelosi. i think republicans have to ultimately take the message as well that they've got to work with folks on the other side of the aisle to get things done for america. >> that itself a food thing. >> is it possibly all about the president's determination to erase all obama policies? he's even willing to work with democrats? >> i think it's interesting he is now willing to work with democrats after he failed n

i don't think who trump is appealing to doesn't like joe biden or george bush or obama in is his 38thel, will it hold? >> i think it goes occupy, george w. bush lashes out at donald trump. i think donald trump's base lovers that. i went to and i vent last night laura ingram was speaking, including her new book t. first thing she did was tear in george w. bush for what he said yesterday and the crowd loved it. so they benefit from it. >> they were yelping around cheering on that war in iraq for w. and cheney, they're all a part of that. how can they skip away from that? they're probably innage large t pribl for trump winning. it's out of bannon's playbook. >> bannon said when he came into donald trump's campaign, look, as long as you play on the identity politics field and you push the democrats into that arena, you will expands your base, keep your base and with inthis election. donald trump has continued to do that when it came to charlottesville, he pushed against the race issue, when it came to the. in and players kneeling against the national anthem, he pushed against that this is

. >> joe: the bases are loaded with two out, and george springer digs his way in, and here comes daveanother change? no signal yet. now the signal. cingrani is finished. stripling coming in with george springer coming up

george w. bush, nicole wallace. also white house correspondent for bloomberg. shannon. joe, where do you want to begin? sh with nicole. a lot of talk about george w. bush today. yamiche said many people were talking act how george bush ran a racially divisive white house over eight years. and i do have to set this up for people who aren't aware of it. you're very aware of it. we had some really tough conversation about it. i was really hard on george w. bush. in fact, a friend asked me to come to an event of his in alabama and the white house said if you're there, then bush won't be there. i mean, it was -- the animosity was pretty strong. so when i say what i'm about to say, i think it's earned. george w. bush, he reauthorized the voting rights act early when a lot of republicans didn't want him to do it. >> with no internal debate. none. >> with no internal debate. there was no debate for george w. bush as there were with many republicans on this. he started his 2004 convention even though it may have been unpopular with a benediction from a muslim imam. he also if you ask bob geldoff and bono, not re

george w. bush. so joe, there is a carrot and stick approach for the congress, what do you think of it? >> i think on a number of those things like the border wall, it is not clear that the president will have republican votes, enough republican votes in the senate to pass some of the things that are his demands. it's much more likely that the compromise will happen in congress between the republicans in the democrats and to send a bill to the president's desk and that is not likely to have all these demands in it. he will have to decide whether to sign, whatever the outcome is or veto it. that is much more likely than this proposal passing. and even having enough republican supports to pass it. >> jon: there are some tough methods in here, joe, the president wants to build a wall, obviously. he wants to crack down on illegal people people who overstay their visas illegally, lots of crackdowns in exchange for perhaps some action on the so-called dreamers. will congress go for it? >> i think that the wall is a nonstarter for all of the democrats and possibly some of the republicans. a lo

defrancesco from the lbj school of public affairs at the university of texas and joe watkins, and former white house aide to georgeeat to have you both on. and let me just out of the gate here, joe. the power that bannon has, and he apologized ahead of time to the bush people as he referred them, is he that powerful? to really send a shock wave to establishment republicans that they've got something to fear in the mid terms? >> well i don't know how powerful he is. we'll certainly see. he had influence in the state of alabama in that senate primary obviously. but i don't know whether or not he'll nationally have the same impact. >> certainly at the end of the day, people and republicans and democrats have to do what is right and be on the right side of the issue. so when it comes to standing up against bigotry and casual cruelty and those kinds of things, as long as you are on the right side of that issue, and you are against bigotry and against casual cruelty, that kind of thing, they are you are on the right side of the issue. george bush give gave an excellent speech the other night and did the same thing that

outstanding contributor to american song, and two months in i was asked to present the george gershwin award to mr. joe robson. let me just say, val is not a hardship. i thought, i remembered what my grandma used to say when my grandma was doing different things in librarianship. she never thought being a librarian would lead to all this. i knew she was really looking down onn that one. to have him come to the library of congress and see his scores for all of his wonderful songs next to the original manuscript of summertime in george gershwin's hands, and i brought him to tears because he said my work is now here and recognize with george gershwin. and then he sang. it was tracks of my tears. i know. it was a moment. it was something. >> that's one of the perks of the job. all the other work and i know we can't go any details. well, here's another thing i had to call mr. tony bennett. i know. such a hard thing and that's what i want young people to know too, especially librarians. library of congress is not soar bad. mr. tony bennett, the first person to be given the gershwin award for his interpretati

what i would look for is for lots of a focus on the odious nature of joe ar ppaio or the mental competency of george. bush but let's have a debate about the actual path we're going down and whether or not what we're seeing in the beginning of this administration in terms of a more nationalist policy more rooted in american interest and not americn values, is that working? is that delivering results? i think when voters come up with the next round of voting they're going to look at those results and make a decision whether or not the bad end view is really producing for them. >> clearly, as you point out, there are two schools are thought. nationalism versus globalism. does someone, sara, like steve bannon shrink or grow the republican party in your view? >> well, that really depends on a couple of things, one is if president trump is able to notch any actual accomplishments because for all the bluster about president trump's policies being too radical, too extreme, too right wing, president trump hasn't actually accomplished anything that's really out of the realm of possibility that you might have

joe biden will present the award to his long-time friend. john mccain will be honored for his sacrifice and service. >> reporter: that's right, a former president george w. bush and that is coming in by video. take a look, you can see who is starting to turn up here and as you mentioned former vice president joe biden will be here. his relationship with john mccain will go back to decades when he was a senate liason. the u.s. naval academy is preparing to honor one of their own. senator john mccain receiving the liberty medal. >> it was established to celebrate men and women. >> reporter: one of the themes is bipartisanship, something mccain is known for both professionally. his friend independent joe lieberman will offer a video tribute as will chuck smchumer and mitch mcconnell. tonight, though, it's mccain. >> i just admire his resiliency. >> the man that ralph galati in vietnam. this honor for senator john mccain is coming as he faces another challenge. he's battling brain cancer and this award was announced before his diagnosis was made public this summer. live in old city, i'm lauren mayk, nbc 10 news. >> our coverage of this story continues onl

but because of his party affiliation, joe paterno, a well-known conservative friend of george h.w.h, they lynched him. they crucified him because he didn't speak up now all these hollywood people we learn didn't speak up in virtually identical circumstances and they're heroes. they are literally being described as heroes. >> tucker: i think have you determined after 30 years in the news business not all sex scandals are being treated equally. >> no two stories treated equally. >> tucker: you do with unfailing accuracy every day. thank you. >> thanks. >> tucker: more and more people coming out, admitting they knew pretty much what harvey weinstein was up to and, yet, said nothing. jane fonda now says she is ashamed for not going public with what she knew before. listen. >> i found out about harvey about a year ago. and i'm ashamed that i didn't say anything right then. >> why didn't you? you are so bold. >> i was not that bold because i guess it hadn't happened to me and so i didn't feel it was my place. >> tucker: why didn't you? you're so bold. you're such a good person. yuck. hil

. >> melissa: joining is now is joe trippi, brad blakeman, former deputy assistant to george w.ad, the thing i don't get about this and i'm not a lawyer, they are co-equal branches of government. can one keep a witness from the other? aren't they stopping them from doing business? >> absolutely. as a lawyer i will tell you it wouldn't stand the muster i believe if the subpoena were not honored and congress were forced to go to court. the executive branch and legislative branch are co-equal branches. one can't prevent the other branch from doing their constitutional ability of congress, that's oversight. this witness is going to testify one way or the other either voluntarily or by court order. i think with a republican administration that release should be forthcoming sooner rather than later. >> melissa: here is what the witness's attorney had to say on "fox & friends" about this very issue. >> he began working for the f.b.i. they had him sign this non-disclosure agreement when he went to sue to get some of his money back that he had given out under the f.b.i. control, the lore

we saw at the press conference by sheriff joe -- >> not going to say who the source is. >> pierre. >> reporter: yes, george, just been speaking to some law enforcement sources and the officials are looking at this as some kind of assault-style rifle that may have been augmented to make it fully automatic. also possible that this was purchased as a fully automatic weapon, again, they have the name of the person they think did it. they are doing an extensive background check on this person to see whether the gun may have been purchased also they are getting information on the ammo, as well. they are at the scene working with local law enforcement officials to get some of the cartridges which may have been found as well, george. so extensive investigation under way to look into this person's background, no indications thus far of terrorism but, again, it's very, very early in this investigation. >> once he get those cartridges and the weapon how long would it generally take to find out where it was purchased, how it got there? >> well, one of the things you have to see, sometimes the criminals will file down

. >> joe: a blown save here in game two, his first in the postseason. one ball, one strike on george> john: the hardest job for a closer is when you blow a safe, keep the game going. this is one of the best in the game, that's not going to bother him. keep the game going, give your team a chance to win it in the bottom half. >> joe: the dodgers will have the big bats, seager, turner, and bellinger. the dodgers blew two leads in the ninth inning or later this season but they won both games. he allowed a three-run home run to matt adams on july 23rd at the dodgers won the ball game. 3-1 lead is now a 3-3 game. 1-2 again. springer watches at the skiff in there, 2-2. >> john: even if the astros don't win this game you feel a little bit better that you're able to do something that seemed like it was an impossible task and that's score off of kenley jansen. the other run wasn't discharged to him, he came in with a runner on second to the eighth grade >> joe: that goes against the record of morrow. giles, the closer for houston gets ready to pitch the bottom of this ninth-inning. seager, tu

some light on these issues moderated by my good friend frank sesno, george washington university, dr. charles, the honorable senator joe leiberman, who we're thrilled to get back on campus and dr. roper. so over to you guys. thank you, frank. [ applause ] >> well, good morning, everyone. we are delighted -- i think we're delighted to be hereafter we had the conversation that was such a delight. i think it will be. it's one i think we're all looking forward to. i thought what we would do before we actually dive into the topic itself is to connect each of you with the topic area and your areas of interest and focus. charles, your a bioscientist with the cia. what else can you tell us about what you do on a daily basis? >> well, i'm a scientist who explains scientific concepts and technology to nonscientists. so i don't actually practice science in a lab anymore. but i use my skills and background to write and communicate to the policy makers we need to provide warning to about the implication of those technologies. >> with a focus on. >> my focus is in biology and microbiology. >> senator leiberman, we all know you from

moderated by my good friend, frank sesno at george washington university, dr. charles, the honorable senator joe lieberman, who we're thrilled to get back on campus, and dr. william roper. so, over to you guys. thank you, frank. [applause] >> good morning earning. i thought maybe we would we would do before we dive into the topic itself is to connect each of you with a topic area in your areas of interest and focus. charles, you're a bioscientist at the cia. what else can you tell us about what you do daily? >> well, i'm a scientist who explains scientific concepts and technology to nonscientists. don't actually practice science in a lab anymore but i use my skills and background to write and communicate to poll so -- policymakerred be the implication. >> whiff a focus on -- >> national security my area is biological weapons and my background is in microbiology. >> senator lieberman we know you from your many incarnations, campaigns, but you had throughout your career a very serious focus on national security, and now -- we'll talk about this -- you're also focused on biological crimes and terro

george w. bush didn't back seat drive him that first year. dick chaeney did. the former vice-president did, like joe biden may speak out harsh err harsher or secretary kerry. president obama respects how george w. bush handled. he was getting goaded but he wouldn't do it. i don't expect president obama to get personal about president trump with northam. i think that's the line he tries -- he will make this impassioned case to save health care and he might say, please just call it trumpcare, i don't care. but i actually think he will step away from that because i think this is about that aspect of it. >> every precedent about how presidents treat each other is thrown out the window. >> what precedents are here any more? >> there you go. >> you know what, there are people actually that think that are getting angry that president obama won't speak out. >> won't speak up, yeah. thanks, chuck. >> quick reminder, chuck todd is going to be working this weekend as always bringing you the latest political news. meet the press airs sunday morning 10:30 on news 4. >> the urgent warning from police before you g

. >> joe: a blown save here in game two, his first in the postseason. one ball, one strike on georgerdest job for a closer is when you blow a safe, keep the game going. this is one of the best in the game, that's not going to bother him. keep the game going, give your team a chance to win it in the bottom half. >> joe: the d the big bats, seager, turner, and bellinger. the dodgers blew two leads in the ninth inning or later this season but they won both games. he allowed a three-run home run to matt adams on july 23rd at the dodgers won the ball game. 3-1 lead is now a 3-3 game. 1-2 again. springer watches at the skiff in there, 2-2. >> john: even if the astros don't win this game you feel a little bit better that you're able to do something that seemed like it was an impossible task and that's score off of kenley jansen. the other run wasn't discharged to him, he came in with a runner on second to the eighth grade >> joe: that goes against the giles, the closer for houston gets ready to pitch the bottom of this ninth-inning. seager, turner, bellinger. three at home run threats comin

george h.w. bush, what about all the times joe biden who is infamously handsy with people's wives and girlfriendsing swearing in ceremonies, i mean, the pictures and the comments about that are joked about -- >> the difference is -- >> -- oh, that's uncle joe. >> no one accused him. >> i haven't heard one person -- >> i know. that's why i think this woman in particular coming out four years later, you're telling me she was that scarred by that 1234. >> andrea mitchell who is the correspondent over at nbc news tweeted, "mrs. bush was at his side. he is in a wheelchair with parkinson's syndrome. really? >> exactly. >> "someone should be ashamed and wasn't 41. ". >> why does it matter his wife was there? i don't understand what the implication is. they haven't disputed it happened. do i think this is, like -- >> sexual assault -- >> -- the level of harvey weinstein? no, of course not. it doesn't have to have been the worst thing to happen. i think what jeffrey said is exactly right. women are in this vulnerable position. i don't think, you know, men should be patting women on the bottom, you know, n

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we hear from former senator and presidential candidate joe lieberman who joined a panel on i/o technology and the threats posed by it. posted i george washington university, this was part of a daylong conference on intelligent and national security. >> our second panel of the day will tackled the dangers of warfare biological agents, and biotech innovation. addressing these issues requires focus not only from the intelligence community, but also development of national and international strategies, consensus on laws, standards, and authorities. we have an awesome group to shed some light on these issues moderated by my good friend charles, thedr. honorable seto

joe wants them to do? >> host: if members, by twitter enmembers of congress on listen to lobbyi niters trying be informed. george from clarksville, tennessee now. good morning, george. >> caller: yeah. hi. good morning. says that he says that we have the best government that money can buy. i think that most people agree with that. but i didn't think it was legal -- if you have somebody that guess to congress and they've been in congress for 15 years and went there with $100,000 in their bank account, and now on their salary, and their significant other's salary, they're worth millions of dollars, seem knows that should be a little illegal, like -- i mean, a lot of greed and corruption in lawmakers and shouldn't be tolerated in my view. >> guest: i think you see a lot of frustration when people coming into congress and then 20 years later they're multimillionaires, congress has ethic laws as far as what they can take in gifts from speeches, but i think it is extremely frustrating to people see people come to washington, and they make a living here and they do well for themselves. at the same time that people back

joe. digging deeper into the guilty plea of george papadopoulos who admitted to lying to the fbi.poulos making numerous contacts with senior trump campaign officials about facilitating meetings with you russians and getting encouraging feed back. it said in april the overseas professor introduced papadopoulos to an individual in moscow with connections to the russian ministry of foreign affairs. mfa for short. filing lists multiple communications by papadopoulos in attempts to arrange a meeting between the campaign with the russian government. and alleges that after several weeks of further communications regarding off the record meeting with officials on or about august 15, 2016 an unnamed official described as campaign supervisor told papadopoulos i would encourage you and another foreign policy adviser to the campaign encourage you to make the trip to russia, if it is feasible. interesting. present ed in the trump campaig with the opportunity to get dirt from a political opponent. they downton't run from it. they get thrilled from it. another company might say i don't want to g

george h.w. bush, then what about all of the times of joe biden who is infamously handsy with peoples wives and girlfriends during swearing in ceremonies. i mean, the pictures and the comments about that are people joked about, that's just uncle joe. >> no one has accused him of -- >> i know. but that's why i think that this woman in particular is coming out four years later. you're telling me she was that scarred by that? i'm sorry. >> andrea mitchell, who is the correspondent over at nbc news tweeted this. mrs. bush was at his side. he is in a wheelchair with park inson's syndrome. really? someone should be ashamed and it isn't 41. >> what does it matter that his wife was there? i don't understand what the implication is. i mean, they haven't disputed that it happened. do i think that this is at the level of harvey weinstein, of course not. it doesn't have to be the worst thing that happened. i think what jeffrey said is exactly right. women are in this vulnerable position and i don't think, you know, men should be patting women on the bottom no matter what age they are. is it sexual assault? i don't thi

joe thorton and his beard.. still in >>> after 19 years with the sharks patty marleau signed with the maple leafs in his off season. georgernton and his beard still in town with the sharks. the power play goal in the 1st tied the game 2-2. leblanc scored twice but was in the penalty box three times. that's where he was when wayne simmons gets in the go ahead goal for philadelphia. simmons had a hat trick and 5- 3, flyers win. >>> the big unit, randy johnson, fired up the crowd in arizona for the national league wildcard game, d-backs leading the rockies 7-6 in the 7th, when the pitcher archie bradley hit a two run triple into the gap. arizona hangs on for the win. bradley is the first reliever pitcher in history with a triple. >>> panthers quarterback cam newton set off a firestorm during his weekly press conference after this exchange with a female reporter. >> reporter: devin funchess seemed to really embrace the physicality of his routes. >> it's funny to hear a female talk about routes like -- funny. >> the charlotte observer reporter jourdan rodrigue later said on twitter her followup with newton went worse and that

we hear from former senator and presidential candidate joe lieberman who joined a panel on i/o technology and the threats posed by it. posted i george washington university, this was part of a daylong conference on intelligent and national security. >> our second panel of the day will tackled the dangers of warfare biological agents, and biotech innovation. addressing these issues requires focus not only from the intelligence community, but also development of national and international strategies, consensus on laws, standards, and authorities. we have an awesome group to shed some light on these issues moderated by my good friend charles, thedr. honorable senator joe lieberman who we are thrilled to get back on campus, and dr. william roper. over to you. thank you. [applause] >> good morning, everyone. i think we ared, delighted to be here. ares one that i think we looking forward to and i thought what we would do before we dive into the topic itself is to connect each of you with the topic area and your areas of interest and focus. you are a bio scientist with the cia, you can tell us what you do on a daily basis. explains scienti

we saw at the press conference by sheriff joe -- >> not going to say who the source is. >> pierre. >> reporter: yes, georgejust been speaking to some law enforcement sources and the officials are looking at this as some kind of assault-style rifle that may have been augmented to make it fully automatic. also possible that this was purchased as a fully automatic weapon, again, they have the name of the person they think did it. they are doing an extensive background check on this person to see whether the gun may have been purchased also they are getting information on the ammo, as well. with local law enforcement officials to get some of the cartridges which may have been found as well, george. so extensive investigation under way to look into this person's background, no indications thus far of terrorism but, again, it's very, very early in this investigation. >> once he get those cartridges and the weapon how long would it generally take to find out where it was purchased, how it got there? >> well, one of the things you have to see, sometimes the criminals will file down the serial number, every gun has

ran out of money, so fdr sends simpson and secretary of war, george marshall, and vanderbilt, the kid from everett, to meet with mccormack, joe martin, and sam rayburn and these two guys, the keepers of the money, john tabor on the left, and clarence cannon on the right who run the protections -- the appropriations committee. they have a wonderful relationship. cannon punches tabor at one point. this ohio harry truman getted the job. henry wallace is not a popular choice but he is from iowa, not a southerner, so he doesn't -- not a city guy, not a southern guy and they're going to dump henry wallace and here we have harry truman and john mccormack plotting to dump henry wallace chill succeed and truman getted the nomination. david niles has been urged by roosevelt to meet with wallace the he's likely to cost million two million votes in the 1944 election and discourage him from running for renomination. fdr dies, john on the far right is there at the swearing in of harry truman. here's niles. 1947, david niles receivedded the medal of merit from harry truman. david niles is the guy with a jews in blocks in the administration,

george papadopoulos. he's an oil and energy consultant. excellent guy. the honorable joe schmitz. lieutenant general keith kellogg. and i have quite a few more. but that's a group of some of the people that we are -- that we're dealing with. >> the names on that list were not generally well-known. but one of them we found out today george papadopoulos was arrested at dulles airport july 27th. has since been cooperating with the mueller investigation and plead guilty to lying to federal officials. another name on that list carter page. he joins me next. >>> today former trump campaign chairman paul manafort was indicted. and we learn that former trump campaign adviser george papadopoulos, who plead guilty to lying to the fbi, has been cooperating with the mueller investigation. just last friday former trump campaign adviser carter page met behind closed doors with intelligence committee staff for more than five years. carter page joins me now. how you, carter? >> great to see you. i'm great. >> congratulations on not being indicted. >> of course not. >> you're a free man. let me st

joe biden would say. it's scapegoating. when you havety california gop convention at the mere mention of george bush and john mccain, peopleed." one person also "hang him." >> when do you quote california as a barometer? >> steve bannon said california's republican party is going great. it's the model that people want to go to. i saw the speech, i read the transcript. i'm just saying whatever republican gathering it goes to that is very trump centric, they are going out and doing this. nobody is denouncing this. this is absolutely ly despicabl behavior. >> andre, real quick, i want to talk about something in the president's own words. in a new interview with fox news. the president seemed to have pretty great confidence, you're talking about getting things done that tax reform plan would pass. paul ryan saying earlier this week, now there may be a higher tax bracket and rate on the rich. trump telling fox news it's going to be there to protect the middle class. i want you to listen to what he said real quick. >> it's really not done very well over the last long period of time. and, so, when paul mentions maybe one category w

in west virginia he is not and joe manchin can win without him. >> sandra: he was quoting george bushcalled the speech dark and divisive and a speech from the white nationalist gut. thank you for coming on this morning. >> bill: we're waiting to hear from the vice president, mike pence speaking in moments at an event in washington recognizing those who were killed during the 1983 bombing of our marine baracks in beirut. we'll take you there live when it begins. #oneluckyguy coming upon "happening now," pressing forward on two big campaign promises. text of form and repealing and replacing obamacare. can they see eye to eye and get legislation passed by years end? and with the last isis stronghold finally defeated in syria, is a time to rethink the terrorist strategy in the way we have been fighting since 9/11. jack keane talks big picture top of the hour "happening now" ." >> it is a special day for one retired in captain. president trump presenting the highest honor. credited for saving thousands of lives during a secret mission in the war. a chance to sit down with him, joining us l

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chairman joe biden actually put his policy in writing in a letter to president george h.w. bush in early 1989. a negative blue slip, wrote chairman biden, would not be a veto if the administration had consulted with home state senators. when i became chairman in 1995 of the judiciary committee and again in 1997, i wrote the white house counsel that i would continue the biden policy. the second thing to remember is the purpose of the blue-slip process. as i wrote in both 1995 and 1997, it is, quote, a courtesy the committee has established to ensure that the prerogative of home state senators to advise the committee of their views is protected, unquote. nearly two decades later in a 2014 op-ed i wrote for "the hill," i said the same thing, that highlighting the views of home state senators encourages genuine consultation with the senate when the president chooses individual judicial nominees. the history and purpose of the blue-slip process will help identify where it is being used properly and when it is being abused. and, believe me, confirmation abuses have occurred. befo

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