that is straight from joe miller, that is -- the joe miller joke, that is not original from lincoln. >> i, obviously, his public life, and -- cases -- his humor really benefited, but would you say, that especially because -- -- of severe depression, the gross benefit, the greatest person to benefit his humor with his own psychology, his own -- ability to -- stand himself out of difficulty >> yes, yes. i believe so, i mean, there is no way of quantifying, and i sort of -- military and way, is no sort of calculus, that benefited the most from lincoln's humor, but what i can say, is that he himself regarded this absolutely essential to his well-being. and he said, -- carpenters -- in the white house, that if it were not for these, then i quoted, if it were not for these, it is for them, that,, important for my well-being, he was acutely aware -- he -- i want to say -- and this is relevant to your question. once -- he said, speaking of a member of his cabinet, probably -- cheese, but it might've been -- or several -- central candidates, he said it was so difficult to get the joke into hi

that is straight from joe miller. it is not original to lincoln. life -- his humor benefited. would you say that the greatest person to benefit was his own psychology? i believe so. quantifyingway of who benefited most from lincoln's humor. what one can say is that he himself regarded it as essential to his well-being. he said to the white house painter that if it were not for , it is important to my well-being. stage, he said speaking ita member of his cabinet was so difficult to get a joke into his head that it would take a surgical operation to implanted. [laughter] it is actually not lincoln. from an english clergyman reverend cindy's -- sydney smith. smith suffered from depression. a table -- a recipe for preventing the worst effects of depression. theteps to avoiding depression. at the center of these was humor. finding humor. being able to find humor in whatever circumstance. i'm sure lincoln would have taken that lesson to heart. he saw its importance. marriage?affect his i think someone else can answer that question better than i. unlikely that lincoln told many of th

get you the latest from the capital colombo journalist jamila national jean joins us from there joe miller we understand that earlier today security forces initiated a controlled blast that's this means that the threat still remains. today evening the security forces a defuse a bomb which was found inside and abandoned draco's just in close proximity to the financial means church in culture because a that the first blast took place on sunday morning. just before that security forces also found eighty seven you know explosives which was left of and. one of colombo's main bus stations on either day is now dating frequented by several people but since today was a bigger problem the that was not many people around and then last night the police called to successfully in the open a thing of bomb fallen close to things national afterwards so that he could because he's very far from over there a message for search operations going on and we are expecting a lot more trouble ahead what can you tell us about this little nuna domestic terror group which is being blamed for the coordinated attacks. ye

right we want to get more now from the capital colombo i'm joined on the telephone by journalist joe miller was what do you mean it's good to have you with us let's talk a little bit about what is happening right now we understand the country is now under a state of emergency and security forces we understand today initiated a controlled blast result does all of that mean that the threat still remains in sri lanka tonight. yes so as i said we'd night tonight to look at the countries on the state of emergency and as you a correctly set for the evening the security forces the financing and externalities of each of their colonies and then been very close which was very close to the financial means to achieve that the first bomb went off on sunday. since yesterday there have been seven expose leaders we have been following the left the band and in the city and outside the city and the security forces have been successful in the funny thing is it just goes on to show that the prestes very much alive and it's really what do we know about the group that has been blamed for this attack is we know i

>>> but first late night laugh lines with donald trump, steven miller and joe biden in the cross-hairs on a tour of mount vernon donald trump couldn't understand why he didn't name the compound after himself. trump added i guess he was stupid before turning to washington, d.c. >> researchers at the national science foundation revealed the first photo of a black hole. yeah. a cosmic abyss so deep and dense that not even light can escape. that is amazing. okay, let's see it. >> new poll former vice president joe biden has a double digit lead over bernie sanders in the iowa caucus. it's the most space biden has ever given anyone. mornings were made for better things than rheumatoid arthritis or psoriatic arthritis. when considering another treatment, ask about xeljanz xr a once-daily pill for adults with moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis or active psoriatic arthritis for whom methotrexate did not work well enough. it can reduce pain, swelling, and significantly improve physical function. xeljanz xr can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometime

joe biden gets into the race today. >> these aren't like impartial people. >> president trump vowing not to back down to democrats. two more aides refusing to testify, including steven miller. >> the execution carried out for a man behind one of the most hate crimes in american history. >> how about zero screen time for your kids. new guidelines on how much kids should spend behind the screens. >> sounds fantastic. >> how are you going to occupy your kid all day? i'm kidding. >> it's very true. >> they could be watching early start instead of that. >> let's hope they're sleeping at 4:00 a.m. >> now they're geniuses because of it. >> welcome to early start. i'm michelle kocsinskikosinski. i'm david briggs. democrats running in 2020, it now jumps to 20 today. joe biden will announce his presidential bid this morning. the former vice president rallied donors and supporters on a conference call yesterday. he offered a preview of his campaign's message saying the soul of the country is at stake. biden under scored the importance of a strong fundraising performance straight out of the gate. >> this pennsylvania native will hold his campaign event in pittsburgh on monday and then

i put up a video on my john miller youtube page which was defending against joe biden's attacks on thete men and, i was defending european thought which led to a great manifestation, which is america. and, stephen miller is not white supremacy activists. >> it's so absurd, it's hard to believe anyone takes it seriously. and yet we all sort of play along. but why is it that nobody ever says -- i'm pretty open minded. this system doesn't work. here's an alternative. here's another country where it's really working well. but no one ever says that. >> in venezuela? >> tucker: exactly, so what is the impulse, who is made happy by the thought that our country is terrible? >> i think it's meant to get votes and it's very cynical because you have someone who is a trump supporter or maybe where is the "make america great again" hat. hillary clinton says that it is a white nationalist look, and she never lies. but you tell someone that your neighbor is a white nationalist, then you start to say, i don't want to be around that person. and it really divides the country. when you think you are livi

miller of. presidential hopefuls bernie sanders and joe biden go head to head for the democrats nomination driving a wedge good for the party we look at that more detail. basically shuts the door on the right britney dangerous individuals and organizations to get reaction to the. latest decision. yes facebook does have responsibility this stuff does make a difference and i completely agree with protect kids they have a. policy about keeping evil people off social media. this is out international law over the weekend from moscow with me kevin i broadcast around the world thank you for choosing us from those big choice as we appreciate it all first. the russian embassy in washington has fired back at the newly released report on trump russia collusion it's published a hefty document with heading russia gate hysteria a case of severe russophobia is a detail of the allegations made against moscow and reaches the following conclusion. the investigation didn't show any real evidence to back up claims of moscow's cyber attacks and attempts to subvert democracy all this time russia pointed to the obvious

miller of. presidential hopefuls bernie sanders and joe biden go head to head for the democrats nomination driving a wedge good for the party we look at that more detail. basically shuts the door on the right brittany dangerous individuals and organizations to get reaction to the tech giant's latest decision. yes facebook does have responsibility this stuff does make a difference and i completely agree with your protect kids. policy about keeping evil people off social media.

attorney general says the miller investigation clears the president the report says don't trump fear it would spell the end of his presidency. joe harbor went on to all santa maria and this is the world news from al-jazeera the un's envoy for libya warns of a widening conflagration it's five hundred spreads from the capital to the south of the country. who want the president to be in prison but not only him actually but the whole region protesters in sudan saying the arrest of the president isn't enough they want the entire administration gone and civilian rule has stalled right now. but a new number one danger zone for journalists to work and we're looking at press freedom with reporters without borders. so the sensitive version of special counsel robert mellows report on russian interference in the twenty sixteen u.s. election has been released four hundred forty eight pages detailing the entire two year investigation it has found among other things numerous contacts between individuals tied to the russian government and members of president trump's campaign but it says the evidence did not reach the level of a crime report sa

devastated last month by cycling in die from aids or miller has the latest from the outskirts of the border city of barrow. we're inching i'm up on joe where at least seven hundred families have gathered to collect food from the world food program they're distributing beans rice and whale and so far the w.s.p. was distributing food to about half a million people now that flood waters have receded and areas like this are accessible they're able to reach more people now timothy one to hand out food to at least one point seven million people who are in areas that were devastated by cycle only it dies so far they've used et as well as boats to get that food or rather than another areas are exists about people here have lost their homes lost farms and without this food distribution really would have nothing to survive on this is about helping them survive the off to fix all of the psycho and the w. if he says it could take several months for recovery and for people here to be back on their feet a large group of algeria is living in the u.k. have joined in protests calling for a change in their home country hundreds gathered in london's in

miller on this than him. certainly his heart and emotion is. >> let's talk about joe biden.e rolling out a campaign video and announcing his bid for 2020. we heard about the financial troubles that could be facing the former vice president. bernie sanders raised a heck of a lot more money than he has already. what other troubles could face biden? >> it's been a clunky rollouts. there's been leaks, he'll announce this day, that day. is he doing it in scranton, in philadelphia? the concern among democrats is, is he the right fit for this moment? you have a lot of democrats who raised money, who raised profile, who are probably much more fluent anda agile on socia media. yes, they might be too far to the left for the general population, but they probably are closer to where the modern democratic party is. biden's entry into this is tougher today than we would have thought two months ago. >> you're joining "morning joe"? a bit. to viewers out there, you can sign up for the newsletter at signup.axios.com. >>> that does it for me. i'm yasmin vossoughian. "morning joe" starts right

and sixteen now the miller report also provides evidence a songe was in touch with his contacts in russia even after rich's death so he definitely has some explaining to do ok thanks joe. we're turning to poland now and the story of a catholic priest and his radio station that lie at the heart of the country's politics for nearly thirty years today has been preaching and broadcasting from the pulpit his station does not attract particularly large audiences and the content can be inflammatory however politically and ideal but he punches far above its weight anyone running for office in poland knows that the current populist government included today is such a divisive figure his many media empire is so polarizing that one journalist has written a stage play about this story it opened a few weeks back and much like read sick and self it's getting mixed reviews the listening posts flow phillips now from poland on the tangled web of politics power the priesthood and the press. in. december twenty fifth the twenty fourth anniversary of rodeo maria best. job you know it to do it does a year bill but does that justify. december twenty sixth the twenty fifth anniversary of re

but steven miller is definitely rey re-empowered here. >> still ahead on morning joe while real studente in court facing charges of cheating their kids way into school. we'll talk about that just ahead but first let's go to bill karins with a check on the forecast. >> good morning. what's about to happen in the plains is just plain old cruel. it was 80 degrees. it was 70 in some spots yesterday. and now this map is full with winter warnings, blizzard warnings. it's just going get ugly. we have blizzard warnings from minnesota to south dakota to nebraska. winter storm warnings from colorado to utah. through areas of wyoming and montana too. this isn't like your average snowfall. in some areas this is the biggest snowstorm of the winter. we're looking at areas here where we see this pink shading that's 24 inches of snow in areas of south dakota. minneapolis could get a foot of snow. so i mean this will be some serious stuff. along with it blizzard conditions and likely shut interstate 90 at times as we go throughout your thursday. even milwaukee northward could get a little bit of snow an

joe biden gets into the race today. >> we're -- these aren't impartial people. >> president trump vowing not to back down to democrats. two more aides refusing to testify including stephen miller. >> the execution has been carried out for a man behind one of most horrific hate crimes in american history. >>> how does zero screen time sound for your kids? i can hear whining already. new guidelines to curtail how long children should spend in front of the screens. welcome to early start. i'm michelle kosinski. >> i'm dave briggs. you think later today the list is finally full. has the field -- >> never say never. >> i know you're considering a run. >> i am thinking about it. >> i am sure others are. >> 20 for 20 sounds good. the list of democrats jumps to 20 today. joe biden announced his presidential bid this morning. the former vice president rallied donors and supporters on a conference call yesterday. he offered a brief preview of his campaign's message saying the soul of the country is at stake. biden under scored the importance of a strong fundraising performance out of the gate. >> a source tells us, the pennsylvania native will hold a campaign event on monday and hit the

miller. >> bill: he is in, joe biden now officially running for the democratic nomination.ction from former new mexico governor ambassador bill richardson. he is our headliner next hour. president trump vowing to fight subpoenas from house democrats. the a-team is on deck. they weigh in top of the next hour. come on back. was so frustratin. my skin... it was embarrassing.ratin. my joints... they hurt. the pain and swelling. the tenderness. the psoriasis. i had to find something that worked on all of this. i found cosentyx. now, watch me. real people with active psoriatic arthritis are getting real relief with cosentyx. it's a different kind of targeted biologic. cosentyx treats more than just the joint pain of psoriatic arthritis. it even helps stop further joint damage. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms. if your inflammatory bowel disease symptoms develop or worsen, or if you've had a vaccine or

and sixteen now the miller report also provides evidence a songe was in touch with his contacts in russia even after rich's death so he definitely has some explaining to. ok thanks joe we're turning to poland now and the story of a catholic priest and his radio station that lie at the heart of the country's politics for nearly thirty years today has been preaching and broadcasting from the pulpit his station does not attract particularly large audiences and the content can be inflammatory however politically and ideal but he punches far above its weight anyone running for office in poland knows that the current populist government included today is such a divisive figure his many media empire is so polarizing that one journalist has written a stage play about this story it opened a few weeks back and much like read sick and self it's getting mixed reviews the listening posts flow phillips now from poland on the tangled web of politics power the priesthood and the press. december twenty fifth the twenty fourth anniversary of rodeo maria best. job you know it to do it does a year bill because they just fucking. december twenty sixth the twenty fifth anniversary of rea

joe biden announcing he's running for president. we begin with all the subpoenas. protecting one of his aides, stephen miller. the white house is resisting to testify under oath. miller was behind the ousting of the homeland security officials who advised donald trump that some of his immigration orders would not be lawful. the white house trying on block trump's own lawyer don mcgahn from telling congress what probably he's already told bob mueller. as you can see here, some of this stems from the high stakes of the fallout of the mueller report and the evidence. it has only been out one week. and bits this fight. future testimony will build on a case against donald trump for obstruction. what that means for his presidency. keep in mind a lot of the rest of this fight is totally independent of mueller. democrats have been running the house for about three months and they're using the new powers to scrutinize the administration that has been riddled with ethics issues, which themselves drove record breaking turnover among the staff and cabinet officials, and with other topics that are obviously overdue for co

were devastated last month by cycle in die form of the miller has the latest on the outskirts of the port city of barrow. we're inching up on joe where at least seven hundred families have gathered to collect food from the world food program they're distributing penes rice and whale and so far. has distributed food to about half a million people now that flood waters have receded and areas like this are accessible they're able to reach more people now timothy one to hand out food to at least one point seven million people who are in areas that were devastated by a cycle only it dies so far they've used air as well as boats to get that food around at another layer is our excess of all people here have lost their homes lost farms and without this food distribution really would have nothing to survive on this is about helping them survive the off to fix all of the psycho and the w. if peace is it could take several months for recovery and for people here to be back on their feet. ready is often used as a weapon of war during conflicts when rwanda's one nine hundred ninety four genocide happened though the scale was unimaginable th

joe biden gets into the race today. >> these aren't like impartial people. >> president trump vowing not to back down to democrats. two more aides refusing to testify, including steven millert for a man behind one of the most hate crimes in american history.

miller now has full weight to pursue this. >> jonathan, thank you so much. that does it for me on this thursday morning. i'm yasmin vasooghian. "morning joe don't think we should question your credentials today. isn't it true you have a science degree from yale? what's that? >> bachelor of arts degree. >> is it a political science degree? >> yes, political science. >> so how do you get a bachelor of arts and a science? >> well, it's liberal arts. it's a bachelor. >> so it's not really science. so i think it's somewhat appropriate that someone with a pseudo sign degree is here pushing pseudo science before our committee today? >> are you serious? this is really a serious happening here? >> you know what? it is serious. you're calling the president's cabinet a kangaroo court. i'm calling this committee he's putting together a

joe biden. he's an affectionate person. to children coming to senior citizens, to everyone. that's just the way he is. spew on the power panel now, judy miller journalist and author, adjunct fellow at the manhattan institute. dent and egger, "wall street journal" editorial page debbie editor. both fox news contributor. judy, i will start with you. there's whole conversation going on about personal space. if you let that sound bite roll, speaker pelosi says, "just pretend we all have a cold." [laughter] >> exactly. if he's everybody's friendly grandfather type, nancy pelosi has given joe biden some very good advice from a real grandmother, which is be a member of what she called the "straight arm club." that is, handshakes. pretend you have a cold. just don't get -- >> harris: why do you think you need to tell joe biden this at this point in his career? this can't be the first time this has come up in terms of the inner circle. "he's he's a hugger." because he is. he's famous as being a hugger. in our day and age, as speaker pelosi is suggesting, hugging is out-of-bounds. the real question here is, will joe biden survived this question what a

joe biden answering that questions, there's ten questions ahead that have one. >> very good point. thank you all so much. >> thanks. >> stonewalling congress. the white house blocking stephen millerstifying. this is just the latest in the battle over what the president calls harassment and congress calls their job. a member of the house judiciary committee will weigh in live. plus, mayor pete buttigieg attacked over faith. franklin graham, a close adviser to president trump, slamming the democrat over his sexuality. ♪ ♪ ♪ applebee's bigger, bolder grill combos. now that's eatin good in the neighborhood. but prevagen helps your brain with an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. about medicare and 65, ysupplemental insurance. medicare is great, but it doesn't cover everything - only about 80% of your part b medicare costs, which means you may have to pay for the rest. that's where medicare supplement insurance comes in: to help pay for some of what medicare doesn't. learn how an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by united healthcare insurance

miller. caller: good morning. host: morning. caller: trying to figure out where to start here with all the hypocrisy i heard from your guest. he is talking about joe biden smelled women's hair when donald trump has over 20 women accusing him of assault. i got to wonder why he isn't being investigated for that. obamaly, president brought unemployment down 17% to 7%. forre praising trump bringing it from 7% to 4%. what i just heard your guest say about being a single-parent family and all the things that helped his family get through, now the trump administration wants to take all those things away from americans. they are try to take health care from americans. the attack on the epa that donald trump has brought on is just ridiculous. if lying and dishonesty is the way of the future, which is what donald trump is, our country has no future. host: mr. miller? guest: so i'm going to take a shot in the dark here and guess that you probably did not vote for president trump. i hope the president is able to earn your vote this next go round. when i was making the point about vice president biden and some of the behavioral things, the point that i was mak

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and sixteen now the miller report also provides evidence assad was in touch with his contacts in russia even after rich's death so he definitely has some explaining to do ok thanks joe we're turning to poland now and the story of a catholic priest and his radio station that lie at the heart of the country's politics for nearly thirty years today has been preaching and broadcasting from the pulpit is stationary does not attract particularly large audiences and the content can be inflammatory however politically about the punches far above its. weight anyone running for office in poland knows that the current populist government included today a shreds it is such a divisive figure his many media empire is so polarizing that one journalist has written a stage play about this story it opened a few weeks back and much like read sick and self it's getting mixed reviews but listening posts flow phillips now from poland on the tangled web of politics power the priesthood and the press. thanks. december twenty fifth the twenty fourth anniversary of rodeo maria best. job you know it to do it does a year bill but it does the job for. december twenty sixth the twenty fifth anni

and sixteen now the miller report also provides evidence assad was in touch with his contacts in russia even after rich's death so he definitely has some explaining to do ok thanks joe we're turning to poland now and the story of a catholic priest and his radio station that lie at the heart of the country's politics for nearly thirty years today has been preaching and broadcasting from the pulpit is stationary does not attract particularly large audiences and the content can be inflammatory however politically about the punches far above its. weight anyone running for office in poland knows that the current populist government included today or shreds it is such a divisive figure his many media empire is so polarizing that one journalist has written a stage play about this story it opened a few weeks back and much like read sick and self it's getting mixed reviews and listening posts flow phillips now from poland on the tangled web of politics power the priesthood and the press. thank you. december twenty fifth the twenty fourth anniversary of rodeo maria best. job you know it to do it does a year bill but it does the job for. december twenty sixth the twenty fifth

and sixteen now the miller report also provides evidence a songe was in touch with his contacts in russia even after rich's death so he definitely has some explaining to do ok thanks joe we're turning to poland now and the story of a catholic priest and his radio station that lie at the heart of the country's politics for nearly thirty years today has been preaching and broadcasting from the pulpit his station does not attract particularly large audiences and the content can be inflammatory however politically about the punches far above its. weight anyone running for office in poland knows that the current populist government included today is such a divisive figure his many media empire is so polarizing that one journalist has written a stage play about this story it opened a few weeks back and much like read sick and self it's getting mixed reviews and listening posts flow phillips now from poland on the tangled web of politics power the priesthood and the press. thank you. december twenty fifth the twenty fourth anniversary of rodeo maria best. job you know it to do it does a year bill but it does the job for. december twenty sixth the twenty fifth anniversary of

. >> the choir was so inspirational, and miller did a great job getting everything together and really was something. >> joe right now that we're in. time now for our faith on fridays discussion. joining us now, rabbi matthew guerhz, in new jersey, and president-elect at santa clara university, father kevin o'brien back with us this morning. >> rabbi, let's start with you and talk about the significance of this time this weekend for your faith. >> good to be with you. and i want to tell you i have a congregant who was there at the cutting room and said you were outstanding, joe. keep on rocking your love for paul mccartney, i'll always have that bond with you. good to have something on television about faith, and not just about what's going on in our country. this is our jewish spring holiday, the holiday that represents and commemorates freedom from egypt for the israelite people after 400 years of arduous slavery. pitting up not just god at its main character but the narcissistic, and egotist pharr pharroh, and major ritual items, that we eat represent each stage of the passover meal, the unleavened bread

joe biden continues the campaign rollout with an event in iowa. on the fence you at 9 am, house intelligence committee chair adam schiff and freedom caucus chair mark meadows questions from reporters on the miller report. we leave that event about an hour later when the senate resumes work on executive nominations including a vote later in the morning on the nomination of william cooper to be the general counsel of the energy departments. and on c-span three, a couple of hearings beginning at 9 am eastern with acting homeland security secretary testifying on the president's budget request. another house hearing in the afternoon focuses on the homeland security departments fiber security budget . >> the c-span bus travel to texas and georgia, asking folks what does it mean to the american? >> what it means to be american to me if the opportunity to challenge the status quo, to constantly be striving for what we do is there an equitable and sometimes it's not always the best decision but it's a choice and i think being american sometimes is hard to represent our nation well what i think overall we can to survive. >> for me what it means to be an american is freedom. freedom from persecution, and

joe biden's big announcement set to launch his campaign on thursday. already the early front-runner in a crowded field. how he is planning to take on president trump. >>> also this morning, new hope for bode millern a drowning accident. >>> jennifer garner named the most beautiful of 2019. the cover girl of "people's" big issue revealing who makes her feel at her best and what her kids say about their mom. ♪ it's the final countdown >>> almost "endgame" time, two days till "avengers" hits theaters and here comes hawkwhy, jeremy renner in times square as we say good morning, america. ♪ >> good morning, america. final countdown, the drumbeat getting louder and louder for "the avengers." >> it's going to be really fun to see him. >> i guess he had quite a night last night. >> the coffee. >> had a mug like that the initial reviews are finally out and they are trending big. talk about worlds colliding. "13 going on 30" is trending, mark ruffalo is in it and so is "people" magazine's most beautiful person jennifer garner. celebrating the movie's 15th anniversary with a tweet suggesting remake? "13 going on 51." i think a lot of people could be foo that. good to see jennifer garner on the cover. >> yea

miller. caller: good morning. host: morning. caller: trying to figure out where to start here with all the hypocrisy i heard from your guest. he is talking about joeiden smelled women's hair when donald trump has over 20 women accusing him of assault. i got to wonder why he isn't being investigated for that. obamaly, president brought unemployment down 17% to 7%. forre praising trump bringing it from 7% to 4%. what i just heard your guest say about being a single-parent family and all the things that helped his family get through, now the trump administration wants to take all those things away from americans. they are try to take health care from americans. the attack on the epa that donald trump has brought on is just ridiculous. if lying and dishonesty is the way of the future, which is what donald trump is, our country has no future. host: mr. miller? guest: so i'm going to take a shot in the dark here and guess that you probably did not vote for president trump. i hope the president is able to earn your vote this next go round. when i was making the point about vice president biden and some of the behavioral things, the point that i was makin

joe biden. jedediah: oh, jeb bush, reminds me of those time it is. all right, turning to headlines, the pentagon identifies an army staff sergeant killed in qatar, albert milleroncombat incident. the 24-year-old from new hampshire was part of a counterterrorism operation. he was assigned to the 736 th aircraft maintenance squadron at dover air force base. >>> actress felicity huffman could avoid jail time after she pleaded guilty in the college admissions scandal. the l.a. time it is reports she could spend her recommended sentence of 4-10 months at home. she would have to wear an ankle monitor. the actress admitted to play paying a harvard graduate $15,000 to inflate her daughter's s.a.t. score. once again heir going to say green privilege at work. ed: we've all seen james clapper and john brennan attack president trump. >> the most divisive president we've ever had. >> i think what we have here is a pa -- is a case of passive collusion. pete: now a former cia analyst is calling both of them out over their clear political bias. daniel hoffman worked for john brennan and is here to react next. ♪ ♪ my dream car. it turns out, they want me to start next month.