months after leaving office, donald trump sent out an official statement reading quote, where is john durham? is he a living, breathing, human being? will there ever be a durham report? john durham's investigation has now lasted far longer than the thing he supposedly looking into. the original mueller investigation, and we should note, the mueller investigation actually produced 34 indictments, it produced multiple convictions, and guilty pleas to show for its work. but this month, john durham finally took the case to trial for the first time in three years, it wasn't to charge members of the obama administration or the fbi for doing possibly things the trump. no. quite the opposite. he launched a single charge against the lawyer connected to hillary clinton's 2016 campaign, one extreme, extremely tenuous charge of lying to the fbi. and today, it took the jury just six hours to unanimously acquit that lawyer of any wrongdoing. john durham finally had his moments in court, and he lost. badly. the jury forewoman told reporters outside the courthouse quote, i think we could have spent our time

john durham did not quite. investigation earlier. and what appeared to be a principal resignation in 2020 over how to or whether to proceed with an investigation that has uncovered nothing. president biden and attorney general malik garland has had the power to fire john durham since inauguration day but he allowed him to continue his investigation because they don't want to appear political. and choosing to end an investigation that was started by republicans. the latest chapter in this unprecedented waste a federal investigation resources is a not guilty redirect. by washington d. c. jury who's four woman was case prosecuted by durham never should have been brought to court. attorney, michael sussman was found not guilty of lying to the fbi about possible trump campaign connections. with russians. these four women of the jury told washington per post, personally, i don't think it should have been prosecuted. saying the government could have spent our time more wisely. joining us now, david corman, washington

join me right now here to discuss what came out of the assessment acquittal in the john durham investigationgent prosecutor texas congressman john ratcliff. john thanks so much for coming back we appreciate you. everything you said over the last several years has yourialized just exactly as said it. thank you for educating our viewers so many years ago. what is your reaction to what happened last week with michael sussman? >> of course the verdict was disappointing because it was contrary to the evidence. michael sussman's own text messages confirmed exactly with the government said which as he claimed to be a private citizen coming and when he had a story about a connection between trump campaign server and a russian bank which was clearly false. when the evidence clearly showed he was acting on behalf of the clinton campaign. unfortunately the judge in this case would not allow certain evidence of the clinton conspiracy to be included. but more importantly allowed clinton donors to serve on the jury as well as other democratic donors and even one juror whose daughters on the same sports te

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it's very important for john durham to do the same thing because the limitations on this trial really did indicate that there's a mountain of evidence that durham has may not have revealed and that this could be an iceberg where we've only seen a small percentage of what he's been able to find. now durham and his team will be back in court in october when russian national igor dan chanko goes before a jury on five counts of lying to the fbi about his role in the anti trump dossier carlita's. >> all right, brooke, thank you very much. let's bring in jameel jaffer, the supreme court justice neil gorsuch and executive director of the national security institute. jameel, despite the weight of the evidence. did durham really have any legit shot at a conviction with a jury pool the way it was and the obama appointed judge allowing that jury to be the jury? you know, i thought i was actually surprised at the way this played out. i thought the feds actually had a pretty strong case against sussmann. look, i think i think this was a challenging jury pool, as you point out that restrictions on

he promised to get to the bottom of it, appointing john durham as special prosecutor. a presidential election would finally be held accountable, right? but that's not what happened this week. a d.c. jury stacked with hillary donors and left wing groupies found clinton's hatchet man lawyer michael sussmann not guilty of lying to the fbi. no surprise really. we warned you that could happen. and now the media is using the not guilty verdict to discredit the entire investigation. >> >> this case was a joke the entire durham investigation was a joke. >> this investigation of the deep state, this investigation of the investigators is much a do about nothing. it's more weirdoes, more conspiracy theorists, more freaks. they need to shut this down. it is a joke. >> jesse: the investigation is far from a joke but durham did make some serious missteps along the way that is letting the media portray it as such. he treated the fbi as if it were tricked by sussmann. but andy mccarthy in a good piece today in the "new york post" points out that is all wrong. the fbi was complicit and

but it was not john durham.the fbi. >> joining us now someone who knows a lot about the russia investigation. former house intelligence intelligencecommittee staffer, kash patel, how can this be about the origin of the russia probe when it began months and months before this meeting between susman and baker took place. >> good to be with you. you are right, when we were running russia gate investigation for then chairman nunes, we issued 17 congressional subpoenas we knew this investigation, started before june of 2016, you have in susman case is fbi meeting with hillary clinton campaign including michael susman and fusion gps in 2015, operating duel tracks in line of effort. that now has been shown to be discredited. up in of this began in july of 2016. it began well before that. i think that is the one of the most important take aways from this susman case. which is why john durham has so much work left to do. trey: regardless of the verdict, and look, you have been a defense attorney and a prosecutor. is does

maria: coming up, former dni john ratcliffe on michael sussmann's acquittal and john durham's next stepsen, bad policy results in bad outcomes. an economic hurricane apparently coming according to the head of the nation's largest bank. jpmorgan's ceo jamie dimon scary prediction followed up by elon musk's bad feeling about the economy amid plans to cut 10% of tesla's work force. >> it's a hurricane, it's -- right now it's sunny, everything's doing fine, everyone thinks there's, they can handle this. that hurricane is right out there down the road coming our way. maria: coming up, the chem the accurate agenda and its impact -- democrat agenda, why leading ceos are expecting layoffs as recession looms after years of spending and inflation at 40-year highs. but this week joe biden said it's not something he can do anything about. >> the idea that we're going to be able to, you know, click a switch, bring down the cost of gasoline is not likely in the near term nor is it with regard to food. maria: coming up, wyoming senator jan barrasso on the economic -- john barrasso on the economic predi

it's very very important for john durham to do the same thing. s on this trial really did indicate there is a mountain of evidence that durham may not have revealed. and that this could be an iceberg where we have only seen a small percentage of what he has been able to find. >> now, durham and his team will be back in court in october when russian national igor danchenko goes before the jury for his role of lying to the fbi. >> todd: thanks for great work throughout. let's bring in a member of the house judiciary committee and foreign affairs committee and wearing the exact same outfit as me. got a bow tie on. was this a total win for the swamp in terms of coordination getting their way or is there something here that durham is going to be able to use from this case to go after the bigger fish? >> certainly not surprising when 85% of washington, d.c. is democrats. one the jurors gave money to democrats, one of the jurors' kids was on the same high school sports team as sussmann's kid. so none of this is real surprising. i think you are right, we

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john durham, three years and one month so far at a cost of 3.8 million.in the sussmann trial raises questions about whether it should continue. not so much a question of the cost, but the lack of success. a former fbi lawyer was sentenced to probation after pleading guilty. and one more case going to trial this fall. consider that to mueller's scorecard, senior trump figures like paul manafort, michael flynn, roger stone, personal lawyer michael cohen, papadopoulous, all either pleaded guilty or were convicted at trial. six people served time in prison. the former president pardoned four of them before he left office. >>> and from the gridiron to the green, some of the best quarterbacks in the nfl are set to compete tonight in the latest version of the match. andy scholes is in las vegas with a preview. >> sixth edition of the match will once again take place on the las vegas strip and this time it is all about the quarterbacks. you've got tom brady and aaron rodgers taking on two of the game's brightest young stars in patrick mahomes and josh allen. >> w

and are you disappointed in john durham? >> no, i am very proud of john durham. and i do take responsibility for his appointment. i think he and his team did an exceptionally able job. >> an exceptionally able job was an acquittal on the single count they brought in a few hours. then there is the so-called unmasking scandal, which has nothing to do with wearing masks. this completely manufactured fox news scandal is another one of trump's deep spate conspiracies. >> the nsa forwarded all surveillance reports that included michael flynn's name to the white house where flynn 's name was promptly unmasked. >> the names of the people who unmasked general flynn have been publicized. joe biden, john brennan, jim comey. your reaction? >> it was the greatest political crime in the history of our country. >> why has there been such limited coverage of the flynn unmasking when this is what the president of the united states has referred to as the biggest political scandal in history of the united states of america? >> none of that was true. but imagine being a fox news vie

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jury finding the clinton campaign lawyer michael sussmann not guilty of lying to the fbi. >> john durham'slost this battle but they are clearly winning the war. the most powerful testimony was admissions by the clinton campaign about the fact that the trump russia collusion narrative was, in fact, approved by hillary clinton. that is why i'm optimistic not only will he be successful with the ongoing prosecution but expand the indictments that he wants to bring. >> todd: radcliffe blaming the judge in sussmann's case not allowing clean conspiracy from being included in his trial, corley. >> carley: the airline remain short-staffed and thousands of lights get canceled. experts are warning the public to push summer bucket list vacation to the fold. the vice president of the southwest airlines pilots association michael santoro joins me now. michael, it is great to see you. you heard it, travel experts are saying there will be a lot of flight cancellations this year. maybe don't go on vacation in july or august but may be hold off until september, october, november. what do you think? is that

heat -- the verdict represents a setbac for john durham's investigation into the origin of the russia probe. >> i told the truth to the fbi and the jury barely recognize that with their unanimous verdict today, despite being falsely please, i believe that justice prevailed in my case. >> let's get some expert insigh into what the verdict means and what is next for special counse investigation. we are joined by a couple of legal heavyweights tonight. john you hear welcome back. >> let me start by getting your reaction to the verdict. your take on how they got that this ultimate decision. >> go ahead, john. i'm not surprised that they acquitted. dc juries are famous for refusing to follow the facts an the law. a number of people that would normally be kicked off a jury for supporting hillary clinton from serving on the jury, and it's a case that was about the unsavory campaign tactics out the democratic party and hillar clinton. i think that durham had sussman that the right. sussman did an e-mail and the statements to the fbi say something that was false. he wasn't bringing this inform

this was the first case brought to trial by special counsel john durham, who was appointed during the. -- during the trump administration. former president trump long hoped durham would uncover behavior by officials who investigated him, his campaign, and alleged links to russia. for more on what today's acquittal was all about and what it means going forward, i'm joined again by carrie johnson, who covers the justice department for npr. great to see you again. this trial and the case itself was very complicated for those who look into it. you have been there all two weeks during the actual proceedings. can you give us a sick synced -- a cyst synced -- can you give us a succinct recap of what the charges were against him? >> i will do my best. this is a complicated case that boiled down to a single count of making fal statements to the fbi in a meeting that the defendant had with then fbi general counsel jim baker in september 2016, just six weeks or so before the election. what the special counsel team were alleging is that sussman lied in order to get this meeting and told baker he

it doesn't bode well for john durham.s charge and he relied on witnesses who had very crappy memories, frankly, of what happened back in 2016 during this meeting and thereafter. in some cases some of these witnesses only landed on the prosecutor's theory, endorsed that theory after essentially being threatened with prosecution themselves. that's where we got -- and the jury decided very quickly after about six and a half hours of deliberations that this was not a case that they could -- that they could convict on. listen to sussman after the trial. >> i told the truth to the fbi and the jury clearly recognized that with their unanimous verdict today. i'm grateful to the members of the jury for their careful and thoughtful service, despite being falsely accused, i'm relieved that justice ultimately prevailed in my case. >> brianna, this has been going on for three years. the important questions are for merrick garland and lisa monaco, the leadership of the justice department how much longer do they let durham continue this

john durham had a very narrow pathway and he presented it but he could have gone wide. >> that's such you sought judge made much more broader rulings and allowed much more broader evidence. the judge in this case limited at every turn the government's ability to really present evidence that would show why this case mattered. so the jury foreman's comment that i mentioned earlier also demonstrates sort of how they didn't see it fitting in to the broader narrative of the russian collusion fable. >> steve: one other question i see the u.s. supreme court in the image behind you and a couple of weeks ago the leak electrified the world that apparently the supreme court was going -- is going to overturn roe v. wade. now, apparently the marshals at the supreme court are asking for the cell phones and they are taking statements from the clerks and other staff members in this leaked investigation. and reportedly the clerks don't like thattedy. that idea. >> this is advancement of this investigation. obviously they have done everything behind the scenes to this point. now they are going to have

this was always going to be a tough case for a prosecutor, john durham, because it's a keyes can juryaying it was a lousy verdict. >> absolutely. and i think a lot of conservative cans were frustrate thed because they felt for years john durham was going to have the something to show for his investigation. millions of dollars spent, lots of digging and probing, and here is a case where they thought they were going to get a conviction, and then a d.c. jury said absolutely not. there's a lot of frustration on the right, and a lot of folks on the left are saying, ah, relief. howard: right. this is the only case durham has brought to trial even hoe there was a lot of -- though there was a lot of high publicity about a lot of people thought he's going to get to the bottom of this whole russia hoax. there was evidence that michael sussman did misrepresent himself to the fbi, claiming he was coming in as a private citizen but he was actually -- he actually billed the clinton campaign. but the most significant revelation, i think, is that hillary clinton had personally approved leaking to the

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what is next for john durham's russia probe. panel this morning. "mornings with maria" is live right now. and it is time for the word on wall street, top investors watching your money. joining me the fitz-gerald group principal keith physician gerald james yurio. thank you for being here. james, kirking things off with you, the price of oil a problem, around $115 a barrel for cruel oil, opec plus considering suspending russia's participation in a deal, that means there will be less oil on the global market, sending prices higher. the worst part of it is all is gasoline prices hitting americans in their wallet, a new record high, $4.67 a gallon, not to mention a move higher in diesel fuel as well undermining the p inflation story. james, your reaction and how are you investing around these moves? >> well, the notion that the treasury secretary just talked about the i'mflation pressures being unanticipated, i could literally line up 100 different economists and analysts from a year ago, screaming about what exactly was going to ha

this was the first case from special counsel john durham's office to reach the courtroom. that investigation is supposed to actually shed light on alleged government misconduct during the probe into trump campaign and the russia in 2016. well, a former adviser to president trump says he's been subpoenaed by a federal prosecutor, according to reports, peter navarro was summoned to testify after he refused to comply with the house select committee investigating the attack on the u.s. capitol. in april, the house voted to recommend criminal contempt charges against navarro. he referred the matter to the justice department. it's not clear when he will testify before a federal grand jury. coming up next on the kron 4 morning news prices are soaring. >> 4 houses, but are they still undervalued? we break down a new report that says you may be paying less for your house, then it's actually worth. we'll be right back after the break. >> housing prices in the bay area are far from affordable. the new data suggest prices here in the bay area. they actually undervalued. come for. just

this would look at the process think may be at home cooking for the swamp group or the fact is john durhamt a case. he made his case and mr. sussman was acquitted. >> i do not think the american people care so much what happened to sussman for think they care more about hillary clinton and the role her campaign played in it she is not getting off at this with their hands clean. it is very apparent to anyone who has been paying attention to every thing going on that hillary clinton and hillary clinton's campaign wanted to dig up dirt on the trump campaign and then lay it at the doorstep of the immediate late at the doorstep of the fbi in then go on twitter and pretend she had no idea it was some kind of breaking news to her when we know it was not. sussman was working for her campaign when he brought this to the fbi and he said he was not working on behalf of anybody. again i understand that is how the trial is played out. i am honestly not happy with the verdict. i think it was pretty clear he wasn't guilty of what he was charged with. but still, and the court of public opinion i do think

. >>> plus, a major defeat for the trump-backed durham probe as special counsel john durham loses his first major case into the investigations of the origin of trump-russia probe. >>> and new developments out of ukraine as president biden reverses course, saying united states will in fact send advance rocket systems to the war-torn country. we'll have more on what changed the president's mind there. along with joe and mika, we've got mike barnicle and elise jordan and the former chairman of the republican national committee michael steele. we will begin in texas, where the official account has changed again, about how the gunman who killed 19 children and their two teachers entered that school in uvalde. last friday, you'll rememberer the director of the department of public safety said a teacher had propped open a door through which the gunman entered the school. well, now, the agency said the teacher had come back to close the door but it just failed to lock. this new account comes after an attorney for the teacher told the san antonio express news the teacher did prop open the door

but tonight, a washington jury handing special counsel john durham a stinging defeat, acquitting a lawyer with ties to hillary clinton's campaign of charging that he lied to the fbi. >> i told the truth to the fbi and the jury clearly recognized that. >> reporter: federal prosecutors had claimed that just before the 2016 election, the lawyer, michael sussmann, misled the fbi when he passed along a tip that computers in trump tower were communicating with a russian bank. durham's team insisted sussmann was secretly acting as an operative of the clinton campaign. sussmann, whose tip to the fbi did not pan out, said he was just trying to be a good citizen. >> despite being falsely accused, i'm relieved that justice ultimately prevailed in my case. >> reporter: during the 2016 campaign, trump's public appeals to putin drawing scrutiny. >> russia, if you're listening, i hope you're able to find the 30,000 emails that are missing. >> reporter: still, trump and his supporters insist the russia investigation was a hoax designed to hurt his campaign and his presidency. they've been hoping that dur

on the other side of it, i think that the federal reserve has looked at the situation, remember john durham, pow stating humphrey hawkins testimony saying no one consulted me as to whether or not we should do these. i did it. that's a very interesting point. it leads to what i was going to say next, because short term for certain maybe be on the the financial functions appear to have bach fired dramatically for western economies, the u. s. dollar in particular. so where are those measures adequately calculated? always at rushed through, get some headlines, get, get some barking from from other allies on this. oh, i think that this was a shock and awe campaign that they made the mistake of thinking that russia is organized the same way that the us in europe is which is that the oligarchs control the governments. and so if you sanction the oligarchs and you take their money away from them, the delta and the politicians, and they stop this and you know, overthrow potent. i mean, i think the, the, the rhetoric coming out of both europe and the united states, certainly from new york on march, th

. >> john durham's prosecution may have lost this battle but they are clearly winning the war, the most was admissions boy the clinton campaign that the trump-russia collusion narrative was in fact approved by hillary clinton. that's why i'm optimistic that not only will he be successful in some of the ongoing prosecution but can expand the indictments that he wants to bring. >> todd: rit cliff claiming the judge in sussmann's case not be being included in his trial. migrant caravan gathering in mexico could be headed towards the united states as early as today. and the group is reportedly expect to swell to 15,000 people by the time it reaches our southern border. >> todd: texas public policy foundation robert henneke joins us now. what should the biden administration being doing now to get mexico to stop facilitating this caravan? >> todd, carley, thank you for having me. the biden administration should start off by reimplementing the trump immigration policies that were successful in securing the border at the end of the trump administration: by disincentivizing this illegal migratio

of clinton campaign lawyer sussmans they are taking a victory lap and the future viability of john durham's probe at large into the origins of trump/russia investigation. >> it's been as nine from the start. investigation of the deep state? this investigation of the investigators is much ado about nothing. it cost millions of dollars. what do they have to show for it at this time? >> not much. >> the hammer was supposed to finally come down. instead it was time to hear the sad trombone sound track. >> the verdict was a blow for the durham probe but it is not dead in the water, right? >> it was a blow undoubtedly and disappointing from my perspective. what joe scarborough, what he is talking about? they're investigating the fact that guess what, hillary clinton's campaign manager said that hillary clinton was personally involved in the decision to plant a story within the f.b.i., plant a story within the media that was a fabrication, it was a lie in this country for years and that network he works for has story after story after story just beating this drum on a total falsehood. they lied ab

. >>> special counsel john durham's investigation into the origins of the fbi's trump russia investigationred a major blow today. a federal jury found michael sussman, a lawyer with ties to hillary clinton's 2016 presidential campaign not guilty of lying to the fbi when he brought them evidence of a possible link between donald trump and russia. it was the first case to go to trial in the three-year investigation. >>> the korean pop superstars bts visited with president biden today and appeared at a white house briefing. the teen heartthrob group's visit was aimed at promoting ity and addressing anti-asian hate crimes and disinformation. >>> all right. coming up next, how tiktok helped a small nonprofit reach thousands of when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and completely equipped for the race that's been designed for you. >>> there are billions

the same should be true with john durham.s clear from the sussman trial we're looking at an iceberg of evidence where a small percentage was allowed above the waterline. >> bill: we'll wait until then. we'll put you on stand by for the heard and johnny depp verdict. don't go far, sir, in washington, d.c. thank you for your time. jonathan turley, nice to see you. >> sandra: another potential damaging economic report is set to be released a bit later this morning a short time from now actually as our nation's labor shortage may be getting even worse. fox business anchor david asman here to crunch those numbers for us and as bill and jonathan just mentioned any moment now the verdict in the johnny depp mega million dollar defamation trial could be reached against ex wife amber heard. we're watching for it and bring it to you when it happens. first psoriasis, then psoriatic arthritis. even walking was tough. i had to do something. i started cosentyx®. cosentyx can help you move, look, and feel better... by treating the multiple s

attorney for connecticut john durham to lead an investigation into the origins of a federal probe intoand the trump campaign. just before the 2020 presidential election, barr names durham as special counsel, meaning that he could keep on investigating no matter who is in the white house. the whole point of this was to find -- evidence that the mueller investigation was the thing that trump said it was. a witch hunt. the mueller investigation lasted yes than two years, the counter mueller investigation has lasted more than three years. it's only prompted charges of three, people including a former attorney with ties to democrats nate named michael salzman, and the whole case hinged on whether or not he'd lied about represented another party when he first reported a tip to the fbi about a russia investigation. that's, it that was the whole case. today he was fully acquitted. danya perry is the former a deputy senator of a u.s. state, and also former assistant u.s. attorney, she joins me now. i know you've been tracking this case very closely, what was the case ultimately? >> well ultimat

prosecutors from special counsel john durham's office contend that sussman misrepresented himself during a meeting with the f.b.i.'s counsel in 2016 in hopes of orchestrating perhaps a little october surprise against president rival donald trump. house judiciary republicans tweeted this. the swamp always protects its own. senator ron johnson, further proof there are separate systems of justice in america. and this from senator marsha blackburn. today's verdict while deeply disappointing is not the end. minutes before the verdict was handed down, republican jim jordan joined the "focus." watch. >> the big takeaway here was what we learned a few days back when we learned that secretary clinton told sussman to take information -- false information to the press that was also then taken to the f.b.i. i think that is huge and so much so that the former attorney general called it seditious. >> harris: your reaction to that? >> despite what the verdict is. the one thing we learned the clinton campaign coordinated, pushed this false narrative out there. it goes further than just hillary clinton.

this was the first case brought to trial so far by the special prosecutor john durham since he was appointede origins of the russia probe by william barr three years ago. cnn's evan perez has more. so, what is sussmann accused of doing? >> reporter: he was accused of essentially lying to the fbi during the september 2016 meeting. prosecutors made the case that this was really a plot by the hillary clinton campaign to try to get and from what you saw in the jury, reaching this verdict about 6.5 hours or so. they clearly did not believe that he lied or that the lie was materials. that was a big problem for the prosecution. >> so is the not guilty verdict, does that affect the future of the investigation? >> it does. it raises important questions not only for durham but the justices that overseas durham. we have one more trial. there is some important questions that's being raised for the justice department, this case was a flimsy case. this case was very thin. the question form merrick garland, is how much longer are you going to let durham doing this? >> what's the reaction to the verdict on

kimberly: so, paul, special counsel john durham lost husband case against clinton lawyer michael sussmannough. i nonetheless want to give him a solid hit for using this trial to finally expos, put out there for our nation years later the real depth of the clinton campaign's efforts to co-opt the fbi and use it to smear her presidential opponent, donald trump. the special counsel is not done yet, we have another trial, and i think we should look forward for yet more revelations to come. paul: all right, kate. >> paul, my hit this week so the top gun: maverick, the new tom cruise movie that crushed records over memorial day weekend. i think this is a really welcome cultural development that many americans are still turning out to see a movie where american aviators fight and win. only about a quarter of american youth is even eligible observe due to health or education reasons, so i'm also really hopeful that this big success will inspire a new generation of american fighter pilots and service members. paul: monet. >> i'm going to give a miss to the government of china for imposing one of t

john durham the special counsel charged that he had lied to the fbi and may have been working for the brought. it was political, you know messaging all about but not really a matter of lying. i had for a loser, bret, i had had the voters of pennsylvania for not being able to select their republican senate primary winner but your news took me out. but, let me just say i think putin had a very rough week with losing the european union support on oil imports. >> bret: maybe it was a winner. mehmet oz is the winner in pennsylvania in the end. mark winner and loser? >> my loser is joe biden on the 500th day of his presidency, is he officially the lowest -- has the lowest approval of any president in american history in the history of polling to donald trump to harry truman. my winner, i'm sorry, bret, is the new york rangers. they're the only team in nhl history to make it to conference finals without having led in a series and surviving five elimination games. let's go rangers. >> bret: our exstiviano producer ric grenell will be very happy. >> with the new york bureau today. >> bret: all

it was the first case brought to trial by special counsel john durham, who has spent three years investigating the origin of the fbi's probe of russian interference in the 2016 election. in mexico, at least 11 people have died and 20 are missing after hurricane agatha triggered flooding and mudslides in the state of oaxaca. agatha was the strongest hurricane to ever hit mexico during the month of may. in other environmental news, the u.s. department of health and human services has announced a new office of environmental justice to address climate-related health problems affecting poor americans and communities of color. and today the world health organization is marking "world no tobacco day." the who has just published a new report looking at the tobacco industry's devastating environmental impact. this is rÜdiger krech of the who. >> the tobacco industry doves toxic waste into communities. there is nothing green about it. meanwhile, the tobacco industry attempts to rehabilitate its image through programs such as beach cleanups and funding of our mental and disaster relief organizations. thi