the others were democrats allen cranston of california, dennis deconcini of arizona, john glenn of ohio and donald regal of michigan. each had contributions and other gifts from keating. a burlingame attorney sued keating and others on behalf of 26,000 people whose savings were converted into high risk bonds. they lost $300 million when lincoln savings and its parent filed for bankruptcy. >> john mccain was the only person that came to us voluntarily and said if you'd like me to testify, he will testify. he was the most decent man i've ever met. >> mccain had received $112,000 from keating, who was later convicted of fraud. the senate ethics committee found that mccain had done nothing wrong, but had exercised poor judgment for attending a meeting on behalf of keating. he said mccain had the strength of character to testify on behalf of keating's victims. >> he had tears in his eyes when he testified that he had helped charlie keating, and he didn't

john glenn was there, the hero of the hour, he sat at mrs. kennedy's table. he had just orbited the earth. anyone who wanted to talk to john glenn would soon run for the senate for ohio for the first time, lester pearson, canadian liberal party leader, won nobel peace prize on suess crisis, he would be elected prime minister of canada the following year. robert frost was there, he was 88, he was a magnet all evening for people. of course, frost was -- had become famous for his reciting of the gift outright poem in inago intraiciÓn -- inauguration and president kennedy would send him on a mission, cultural affairs mission to the soviet union. katherine anne porter was there, she had written one novel, she mostly wrote short stories but her one novel on that very day reached number one in "the new york times" best seller list. only nobel female was there, mary hemmingway, as mentioned in the introduction, she sat at president's kennedy table but she also got into an argument over cuba policy that hemmingway had lived in cuba for 20 years and had perspective on

he took on a more serious role at john glenn in "memorable moments." >> we love how tight he remainss family. >> my parents are celebrating their 33rd wedding anniversary today. to celebrate, we are going to did a disney kiss. he cast his grandmother in a movie. >> you deserve the best actress aword. >> oh, he's talented, he's a dream boat and he's a family guy. he's not my vote. >>> now to mtv's top gal. i'm talking about jennifer lopez. >> of course you are. she is one busy woman. we know she will receive the michael jackson video vanguard award at the mtv vmas, but it seems that j.lo the performer is at odds with j.lo the mom. >> i want my kids to be there, but they would have to miss their first day of school. >> but it's a safe bet her man a-rod will be there, front and center. ♪ i ain't never met a man like that ♪ >> today the couple dominated morning tv with appearances on competing shows. "gma's" interview was pre-taped. >> strategic move! >> so j.lo was actually behind the scenes while her man cohosted the "today" show's fourth hour with kathie lee and hoda. j.lo even checke

i was sitting there thinking, john glenn and john mccain, this is amazing. i thought glenn had the better of the arguments. while the republicans voted, i was the last and i voted with all the -- all the republicans voted with mccain. i voted with glenn. the democrats voted with glenn except for joe lieberman who voted for mccain. a few minutes after that vote, i got a tap on my shoulder. there's john mccain. he gets in my face and says, the next time you do something like that and you don't tell me what you are going to do -- he let me have it. i thought, okay, now i know, don't cross john mccain unless you give him a heads up what you are doing. that's the kind of guy he was. after that, we were fine. no problem. he was very passionate about everything that he got involved with. >> a lot of talk about his passion this morning, understandably. there's this proposal from senator schumer to rename the russell office building after john mccain. would you agree with that? would you like to see that happen? >> i think that would be great. john mccain was a larger

he adjusts orbit off the earth and everybody wanted to talk to john glenn whon would soon run for the senate or ohio for the first time. lester pearson was the canadian liberal party leader was fair. he had when the notebook grease prize for his work on the suez crisis and he would be elect the prime minister the following year. robert frost was there. of course frost had become famous for his reciting of the palm of the maturation in 1961 and president kennedy coming in now, a couple months was sent into russia onm a special missin to the soviet union. catherine porter was fair. one novel she had mostly wrote short stories, but are one on that very day reached number one in "the new york times" best seller list. mary hemingway as you mentioned in the introduction she sat at president kennedy's table, but she also plotted argument with him over the policy. hemingway had lived in cuba for 20 years and she had a particular perspective on the bay of pigs which isis not shard by president kennedy and also fidel castro. people enjoyed themselves thatle evening. even those who would ordinar

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john glenn is the epitome of what an american should be. he worked for and achieved the very best of hself, and at the same time brought out the bestn the rest of us. he's aar guy, but he's not an average guy. and i think we couldn't have a better role model for any profession, any discipline than john glenn. rrator: though his accomplishments are unprecedented, his values remain unchanged. levin: his innate ability to just be a decent human being and not put on any nd of airs. he's a guy who has every right to put on all kinds of airs, but totally inconsistent with his very essence.

o o'donnell: 1962, before john glenn orbited the earth, johnson was called in to double check the computers calculations. few outside nasa knew katherine johnson's story. >> katherine was a pioneer who stoke the barriers of race and honder. >> o'donnell: but in 2015 she received the presidential medal of freedom. last year a nasa research facility was named in her honor. and this weekend, a statue was unveiled at her alma mater, west virginia state university. and listen to this, 75 of johnson's children, grandchildren and great grandchildren were all there to see her statue unveiled. and that is why we wanted to share it with you. coming up next on the "cbs evening news," why security experts are concerned about a possible chemical weapons attack here in the u.s. >> o'donnell: new u.s. sanctions against russia kicked in today in retaliation for the nerve agent attack on a former russian spy and his daughter in england. that attack raised alarms there and here. here's charlie d'agata. >> reporter: there's a good reason what unfolded in the sleepy city in salisbury, england has now become am

state that gives us american legend and american heroes like thomas edison, neil armstrong, and john glenn. we stand on the shoulders of generations of american patriots who knew how to work, knew how to fight, and knew how to win. you know how to win. just like them we are going to keep on work. we are going to keep on fighting, and we are going to keep object winning, we are going to win so much you are going to get so tired of winning. you see what happening. we'll keep it going for a long time. we'll never give up, we'll never give in. and we'll never back down. we'll never ever stop fighting for our families, our freedom, tore our great american -- or our great american flag. right? because we are americans. and our hearts bleed red, white and blue. we are one people, one family, and one glorious nation under god. and together as a nation we'll make america wealthy again. we'll make america strong again. we'll make america safe again. and we'll make america great again. thank you, ohio. thank you. [♪] jesse: president trump speaking to an overflowing crowd of thousands in lewis center

. >> 1962 before john glenn orbited the earth. johnson was called in to double-check the computer's calculations. oanew>>herias a ir wh broke the barriers of race and gender. >> but in 2015 she received the presidential medal of freedom. last year a nasa research facility was named in her honor. and this weekend, a statue was unveiled at her alma mater, west virginia state university. and listen to this. 75 of johnson's children, grandchildren and great grandchildren were there to see her statue unveiled. and that's why we wanted to share it with you, too. >>> coming up next, why security experts are concerned about a possible chemical weapons attack in the u.s. what do you mean it's not working out, craig? i just introduced you to my parents. psst! craig and sheila broke up. what, really? craig and shelia broke up!? no, craig!? what happened? i don't know. is she okay? ♪ craig and sheila broke up! craig and sheila!? ♪ as long as office gossip travels fast, you can count on geico saving folks money. craig and sheila broke up! what

state that gives us american legend and american heroes like thomas edison, neil armstrong, and john glenn. we stand on the shoulders of generations of american patriots who knew how to work, knew how to fight, and knew how to win. you know how to win. just like them we are going to keep on work. we are going to keep on fighting, and we are going to keep object winning, we are going to win so much you are going to get so tired of winning. you see what happening. we'll keep it going for a long time. we'll never give up, we'll never give in. and we'll never back down. we'll never ever stop fighting for our families, our freedom, tore our great american -- or our great american flag. right? because we are americans. and our hearts bleed red, white and blue. we are one people, one family, and one glorious nation under god. and together as a nation we'll make america wealthy again. we'll make america strong again. we'll make america safe again. and we'll make america great again. thank you, ohio. thank you. [♪] jesse: president trump speaking to an overflowing crowd of thousands in lewis center

john glenn of ohio and john mccain.e, said that they didn't find any direct wrongdoing but mccain said the appearance of his association with the saving and loan. and that gave rise to the mccain-feingold bill that campaigns are financed while are financed by with a very liberal democratic senator, russ feingold of wisconsin that curb soft money in politics. as we approach the midterms we hear a lot of these tv ads where the last decade or so they say it ain't so and so when i approve this message. that's a result of mccain-feingold. it was john mccain seen has wrongdoing, trying to right the ship some years later. >> you is not never afraid to say he was wrong be it in south carolina. impossible to find you might say. chad, good to see you. >> we are going to like about john mccain's navy experience set the pace for his lead in u.s. foreign policy. love it. [struggles] show me the carfax. start your used car search at the all-new carfax.com. copd makes it hard to breathe. so to breathe better, i go with anoro. ♪ go you

by the next year or the year after they will have a rocket called the john glenn which is heavy lift a and reusable which will literally put 5500 pounds into space than the rocket will come back down toe be refueled and take another 5500 pounds and the goal is to do that every day one flight per day. this is a revolution. i use this example because it is happening around the government not because of the government. nasa provides certain facilitiesac but the truth is these four entrepreneurs are just doing it and not sitting around long planning sessions. although elon musk has the most government support but there isle a firm called you density that is the online learning system that invented the google self driving car and taught at stanford with advanced computing and offer that online had 402 were registerednt and 53000 people signed up online. which made the stanford faculty pretty mad because they didn't pay for tuition. a considerable number of them finished the course at the fight over the top stanford student was number 400. 399 people online did better there was a realizati

john glenn of ohio comes to mind, the great mercury astronaut, but john mccain's going to be remembered forever in american history. he epitomizes duty, honor and country and might seem old fashioned. we're miss iing -- he loved thi compa company, comes from a family. when he was shot down, that was his 23rd mission. tortured down as a p.o.w. >> how much does mccain's military history shape his role? not only being a p.o.w., but also how that informed his foreign policy. his views on torture, on the iraq war, don't ask don't tell. that's a big part of his legacy, is it not? >> it really is. as you well know. the pentagon never had somebody that was a better friend. he was reagan conservative, but he could criticize reagan. he did no 1983 over sending u.s. marines to beirut. we lost hundreds of marines there in a bomber explosion. reagan was wrong, but beyond that, he never forgot vietnam. he collaborated with john kerry and max cleveland, bob kerry. there was a whole class of vietnam vets and they never forgot their service to our country in southeast asia and the men and women who foug

. >> you know, we always think when we think about the space program and the heros of it, the john glennsit more the ee lon misings, jeff bezos and richard branson's. they're driving this. and they can maybe do it more cheaply and efficiently than government. we used to spend 5% of the budget, the annual budget back in the '60s on the space program. now we spend half a percent. and we can still get into space. >> trish: we'll leave it there. thanks for having me in all week. and don't forget to watch his show tomorrow, big day for the president. >> i'm jesse watters along with dadan mcdowell, richard fowler, dana perino and greg gutfeld. >> greg! [laughing] >> this is "the five." >> president trump blasting fake news while some in the media proving how biased they are. >> president trump: they can make anything bad. because they are the fake, fake, disgusting news. >> the president of the united states is completely unhinged. and getting worse by the day. >> more on the president's fight against fake news ahead. but first a

. >> besides bare coffers, hart faced a daunting field of ill luminaries like john glenn, jesse jacksond walter mosdale. >> we need a president who will make the number one domestic priority of this country to create in the 1980s the best education and training system in the world. >> hart kicked off the campaign with an impressive bramg ivive policy ideas ranging across a wide spectrum. >> he said, i'm the people's representative. i don't represent the smoke-filled rooms, i don't represent the past. i'm the future. i'm younger, and i'm going to change not just my party, but the country. >> on the campaign trail in new hampshire, hart earned respect from older voters demonstrating he was more than just a policy walk with a pretty face. >> he put the red suspenders on, did a little like this, and immediately walked over and picked up an ax. we were scared to death he was going to kill somebody. >> and he winds up and throws the ax, bang, hits the target dead center. he said, that was the craziest thing i've done. of course, it was the picture for 48 hours. emblematic fighting strike for

nasa and she along with dorothy vaughn and katherine johnson, they were responsible for getting john glennat women were human computers. they were actually doing those numbers before we had the inanimate object, the computer. and so just to think about if that story was not told, that would be another story about us that would be erased, and i think we have to really make sure that we have that representation out there and people know that we're from the ghettos to nasa, we're changing the world. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: now you're another type of computer. now it's "dirty computer." >> yes. >> stephen: now, what is the dirty computer? is that the human mind? >> well, you know, the dirty computer speaks to, um-- what it means when humanity, you know, says that we are full of bugs and viruses because of our very existence. whether it be, you know, you a blman, bei a minority, an immigrant, the marginalized, it speaks to what it means to say that our bugs and our viruses, the things that make us different, our attributes, you know, they're features. they don't-- we don't need to b

i'm not sure that it's no more spam and it can like john glenn's day. you mentioned the presidents space force and this becomes not only interesting from the standpoint of commercial involvement but strategic. you may know that the chinese are now planning a mission this year to the dark side of the moon. up there with the pink floyd, i think. it's an uninspired area of the moon what they've done is make an agreement with argentina to put a huge satellite, tracking antenna, in argentina in patagonia and some are prescient hey, is this way for the chinese to gain a foothold in latin america and perhaps do spying or whatever and perhaps get a foothold and take the lead in the space race? at this point, we do not know. the president with the space force intends to make sure the us is wherever it needs to be when it comes to space. liz: what i find interesting is that guys like jeff bezos of amazon that he loves rocketry and love space and he's pouring tons of money into this not to mention elon of space x and sir richard branson. they are all the carriers

why did it go up john glenn? >> tech. >> tech, he thinks. he sent out a. cavuto knows these things.for fox news update there. it will stream live on facebook watch home screen in just a few minutes and we'll remind you of a time about a year ago we knew then about the trump tower meeting. "your world" right after this. ♪ activity or energy levels, can leave you on shaky ground. help take control by talking to your doctor. ask about vraylar. vraylar is approved for the acute treatment of manic or mixed episodes of bipolar i disorder in adults. clinical studies showed that vraylar reduced overall manic symptoms. vraylar should not be used in elderly patients with dementia due to increased risk of death or stroke. call your doctor about fever, stiff muscles, or confusion, which may mean a life-threatening reaction, or uncontrollable muscle movements, which may be permanent. side effects may not appear for several weeks. high cholesterol and weight gain; high blood sugar, which can lead to coma or death; decreased white blood cells, which can be fatal; dizziness upon standing; falls; se

with that i turn to our guest tonight, christina greer and john flanery and glenn kirschner. john, starting with you, what does it tell you as is so often the case in trumpland, the lawyers are on tv, the lawyers are discussing their deliberations with each other on one of their radio shows. last night this witness who's got ties as i've reported, randy credico discussed his history in the probe. after that interview aired, we learned tonight, we're reporting it exclusively for the first time that the office reached out during the interview and does want to subpoena him. >> i think rudy's run out of tricks. it's pretty bad where they have to be in an echo chamber where the two of them representing trump have to speak to each other as if they're having a distant organization conversation. attacking mueller and saying what he's doing is wrong by rudy giuliani is really upside down. giuliani was the gengis khan of prosecutors. and now mueller doesn't reveal what he's doing except in indictments and pleas and trials. he's being criticized by rudy. >> let me direct you, also why do

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president trump and first lady melania trump have just arrived at john glenn columbus international airportn ohio where the two will be visiting the nationwide children's hospital. you can see them exiting air force one here. they're expected to specifically tour the neonatal intensive care unit to learn more about the hospital's specialized programs to care for babies born with neonatal abstinence syndrome or nas, a component of the nationwide opioid crisis. after that, the president will hold a roundtable with supporters at the greater columbus convention center and deliver remarks at the ohio republican party state dinner. we'll keep you posted minute-by-minute. >>> the chinese threw out new threats on their way out the door saying, quote, if the u.s. persists with these trade measures, we will correspondingly take action to protect our interests. translation -- we'll match your tariffs step by step. a different story on the nafta front. talks are going so well with mexico they will continue through next week according to mexico's economy minister, while progress is made, every day we we

by the next year the year after they would have a rocket called the john glenn which is a heavy-lift rocket which is reusable which will literally put 5500 pounds into space and then the rocket will come back down and get refueled and take another 5500 pounds into space. the goal was to do it every day. one flight per day per rocket. this is a revolution. the reason i use this example is it's happening around the government, not because of the government. nasa provides certain facilities and nasa has a long track record but the truth is these entrepreneurs are just doing it. they are not asking permission. they have varying levels of government support. this is what you see happening everywhere. as a firm you can look up called audacity. it's an on line learning system that was invented by the guy sebastian from who invented the google self-driving car. and he invented google earth view and taught at stanford and offered a course on advanced computing and offered at on line he had 400 students who are registered at stanford in 83,000 people who signed up on line. it made the stanford

trump: and ohio is the place it gives us american heroes like thomas edison, neil armstrong, and john glennand on the shoulders generations of american patriots who knew how to work, new how to fight, and knew how to win. we know how to win. just like them, we're going to keep on working. we're going to keep on fighting. and we are going to keep on winning. we are going to win so much you will get tired of winning. you see what is happening. no. we will keep it going for a long time. little never give up. we will never back down. we will never, ever stop families, ourur freedom, or our great american flag. right? because we are americans. and, our hearts bleed red, white, and blue. people.ne one family. and one glorious nation under god. ]cheers and applause pres. trump: in together, as a nation, we will make america wealthy again. we'll make america strong again. again. make america safe and, we will make america great again. thank you, ohio. thank you. [applause] ♪ the i saw her today at reception i knew she was going to meet her connection maner feet was a footloose no, you can't always

state that gives us american legends and american heroes like thomas edison, neil armstrong, and john glennwe stand on the shoulders of generations of american patriots who knew how to work, knew how to fight, and knew how to win. you know how to win. just like them, we are going to keep on working, were going to keep on fighting, and we are going to keep on winning, we are going to win so much, you will get so tired of winning. [applause] pres. trump: you see what is happening. we will keep it going a long time. we will never give up, we will never given, and we will never back down. we will never, ever stop fighting for our families, our freedom or our great american flag. [applause] pres. trump: because we are americans, and our hearts bleed red, white, and blue. we are one people, one family, and one glorious nation under god. [applause] pres. trump: and together as a nation, we will make america wealthy again. we will make america strong again. we will make america safe again. and we will make america great again. thank you, ohio. thank you. >> ♪ ["you can't always get what you want" b

operation dirty trick, a plan that a john glenn space capsule blew up, they would blame it on cuba. we have these plans, many of them shelved, not use, but someone is directing them. mk ultra, working on mind control, attempting to use lsd to question them, make them more compliant, or turn them into double agents if they could use them on russians. the church committee hands over documents, in 1978, they randomly drug to civilians, midnight climax in which prostitutes, the johns coming to visit them, in california and new york, would be given lsd and monitored with other knowledge, to see what happens to them. so you could live test lsd on subjects to see if this was the kind of chemical to give to for example a spy and see what happens. can we weapon isaac? -- weaponize it? it undercut everything we would be able to see, we would love to be able to say, we would not do that. but it gets harder to say that, particularly to minority communities, when people in minority communities have a theory or argument, and talk about some of them, we wouldn't do that, that is not something that

operation dirty trick was a plan that if john glenn's space capsule blew up they were going to blame it on cuba. we have these plans, shelved but not used, someone is drafting them. rockefeller committee first revealed the cia was working on my control to influence people to question them to make them more compliant. or to turn them into double agents. the church committee hands over documents more in 1978, they randomly drug civilians through an operation called midnight climax in which prostitutes, the johns coming to visit prostitutes in california and new york would be given lsd and then monitored without their knowledge to see what would happen. you could test it on subjects to see if it was a chemical you could use to give to for example a spy in mulled over and see what would happen, can we weaponize it? all of this is coming out in the 1970s, 1980s and later the 90s. it's also sci-fi it undercuts something we would love to say. would love to say we wouldn't do that. but it gets harder to say that, particularly to minority communities and they come up -- when people in minorit

jay, was nine, and after john glenn orbited the parents dropped us in front of his house in arlington, lived also.ere we jay and i walked up to the front and knocked. the astronaut opened the door and he welcomed us in. of you know senator glen, he was that type of person. petting the cat, and drinking the offered glass of we received his autograph. as e men inspired america, well as the world. nd they influenced our psyche and they brought us together. for an inspiring time again human space flight and once the way.sa is leading but it's also aspiring. mother, why are we here on earth? she said, to do the greatest for the greatest number of people. my desire for this position is part of a purpose greater than any other. aware of ttee is well the many challenges that come with that purpose. support the president's refocus on america's space on human exploration, and returning astronauts to the term exploration and use. it's all part of setting the nasa, its partners, and the eventual missions to and beyond. the moon is a stepping stone. the study of the earth in the universe, in menti

this breaks from precedent for john glenn, for barbara bush, those flags were down until internment. "the washington post" says aides wanted to release a formal statement praising john mccain as a hero but he mixed that idea and released just that tweet that you mentioned instead. that tweet in and of itself raised eyebrows because it doesn't mention any of his achievements or speak about him in any kind of personal way at all. that really again is bucking from tradition of past presidents. obama, bush, two men who beat him in the past offered glowing public remembrances over the weekend. the list of others goes on and on from the first lady to ivanka and the vice president. much of the president's cabinet offered glowing praise of john mccain. we all know this. they had an acrimonious relationship. it was no secret, of course, george, you remember during the campaign then candidate donald trump said that john mccain was not a war hero because real war heroes aren't captured so this response from the white house particularly from the president's critics raising a lot of eyebrows. >> t

dirksen, you think about the ed brooks, you think about lyndon johnson before he became president, john glenn, that kind of politician, teddy kennedy who did these big deals even with george w. bush, even barry goldwater if you are a conservative and he was somebody who inspired young conservatives. we don't have that kind of person running for office anymore. or at least we don't have that sort of cross the aisle reverence for a politician the way we did. is john mccain one of the last of that kind of politician? >> well, you're right. you're talking about the classic u.s. senator as portrayed in films and novels like "advice and consent. people who rise above party when they have to and who are independent and willing to stand out and courageously. that's what jack kennedy wrote "profiles in courage about. people like that and he could be irascible. i think that was kelly o'donnell's term for him. you could be rooting for him with your soul one hour and the next hour you go oh, my god what is he doing? john mccain was john mccain's man, he wasn't ours. he wasn't there for us, he was there f

my brother jay was 9 and after john glenn orbited the earth my parents dropped in front of his house in arlington, virginia. we walked up to the front door and knocked the astronaut opened the door and welcomed us in. some of you know senate or glenn was that type of person. after petting the cat and drinking the offered glass of water we received his autograph. these men inspired america as well as the world and influenced our psyche and brought us together. it is an inspiring time again for human spaceflight and once again, nasa is leading the way. it is also aspiring. i once asked my mother why are we here on earth? she said to do the greatest good for the greatest number of people. my desire for this position is to be part of the purpose greater than any other. this committee is well aware of the many challenges that come with that purpose. i support the president's refocus on america's space program, on human exploration and returning astronauts to the moon for long-term exploration and use. it is all part of setting the table for nasa, its partners and the eventual missions to

bruce ohr and christopher steele and now christopher steele's boss, fusion gps founder glenn simpson. the hills john solomon has now uncovered additional disturbing communications and for the first time, we have them, handwrittene ohr, detailing how he coordinated with clinton's team of op researchers, all in the lead up to the election. we need to get to the bottom of it. we have new details surrounding just how deep state of christopher steele russian ties are. by the way, we have found more actual real russian collusion that you might want to investigate, if you care about truth and equal justice under the law. also tonight, we will bring you the unusual case of what looks like a chinese spy and senator dianne feinstein, it fits perfectly and highlights our two tiered system of justice. this went on for over 20 years. coming up. don't expect, by the way, to hear this over at conspiracy tv msnbc where their top left of mouth, their words, conspiracy theories, rachel maddow, is pushing, and busy pushing, more bizarre anti-trumped conspiracy theories and lies. this is 24/7. tom brokaw, pay attention

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glenn simpson. and from the hill, john solomon. john, it's your story.et's get to how the senior doj official had democratic researchers on the russia case. before and after the election. break it down. >> i think you hit it in your monologue just right. we now know that bruce ohr was not just some ancillary figure, he was a central figure, the glue that connected the democratic opposition research effort to destroy donald trump during the election by accusing him of having ties to russia with the justice department and the fbi. he's not just anybody companies the deputy to the deputy attorney general which means the same deputy attorney general sally yates who signed the phis out warrant or carter page. her man is meaning outside of the fbi with the primary sources that hillary clinton dug up and he is coordinating. then when christopher steele is fired by the fbi, the fbi told him you are no longer suitable as an asset to be a source and you may not gather any more information under the color of the fbi. and what happens, 21 days later? giving it to fb

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but this seems to be important movement on this whole question. >> glenn, i want your read on this, too. we have this statement from johnd. what's your take on what's being said here? >> well, aaron, i agree with everything that ken just related, and, you know, i think this is self preservation by don mcgann. if he didn't fully cooperate, if he tried to either conceal or stonewall or deceive, he would probably find himself exactly where george pafound himself. if we look just to the filing yesterday by the special counsel's office by the george papadopoulos case, i think it should be mandatory reading for everybody who really wants to see what's been going on here, because what they set out in just the second paragraph, and i've got the memorandum right here is, papadopoulos engaged in outreach to russia on behalf of the trump campaign. that's paragraph two, and, aaron, that in a word is collusion. and what i don't think don mcgann wanted to find himself on the receiving end of is, you know, some suggestion that he had stonewalled or was unwilling to provide truthful, nonprivileged information to the special counsel on

glenn simpson. after series of scoops from john solomon including a news story tonight suggesting simpson may have given bruce or a thumb drive after the 2016 election that may have had dirt on donald trump. these stories revealing new emails, text messages that suggest bruce or throughout the 2016 campaign was in close contact with former british spy christopher steele who was putting together that dossier alleging the president's team was colluding with the russians but this news correspondent adds a wrinkle, lobbying or for russian oligarchs to get a visa, a billionaire blocked from travel to the us a decade ago because of suspected russian mob ties. in february 2016, he emailed the oligarch, it would be helpful if you could monitor it and let me know if any complications arise, the justice department respond to the extent i can, i will keep an eye on the situation and goes on to questioning tom cotton, the fbi director chris ray testified he could only discuss this matter in a classified setting. >> do you know if christopher steele worked for all leg? >> that is not something i can answer. >> did y

john deere dealer. maria: the carlisle group's kewsong lee has emerged as a player in the world of technology. the firm allowanced lee and glenn youngkin would take over the day-to-day management. it just closed its biggest fund yet, raising $18 million from investors. thanks for joining us. we have 300 companies to look at under the umbrella of the carlisle group. i want to get your take of our seeing from those companies you own, and what that tells us about the broader economy. >> it's a great question. we have a really good sense for what's happening in the global economy. it's still steady growing but we are see something interesting things. it seems like the u.s. is stronger now than it was last year. i would say we would it at 3 to 3.5% growth. it feels like china is still growing has slowed down a bit. instead of growing at 6%. it's 5 to 6. in europe what we are seeing is unlike last year with we were seeing trend at 2.5%. it's slowed a little bit and we are seeing it in the 2%. the u.s. is the strongest relative to the other economies. we are seeing a little bit of a slowdown. maria: europe was a place we were all ver

well for more on this let's speak to glenn kahl he's a former deputy national intelligence officer of the trans national threats of the cia he also worked with john brennan and joins us via skype from boston john brennan says this action by president trump is politically motivated and meant to silence his critics but how normal is it for a president to revoke security clearance like this. it's not normal at all i believe that has never happened before the only reason security car clearances would be revoked is for national security which means that someone has mishandled classified information or is found to be a security threat to the nation the security threat to the nation amply documented actually sitting in the oval office in the white house you don't remove ok it never happens secure you never revoke security clearances for political differences in fact the foundation of the united states and of the democracies on free speech and there are two hundred forty years of history in the united states that seek to protect speech that one hates not speech that one likes that's what her speech is and is protected so this is a purely political and da

we go to glenn from pennsylvania, independent line. with the passing of johnccain, is that the end of bipartisanship in congress? caller: we cannot give up hope. we have to keep hope alive and i hope we will get back to that. i want to pay tribute to mr. mccain. i appreciate this man and his .eart and his intention he has a good intention and i really appreciate it and we will lose a good man. thank you for mr. mccain for what he did for this country and president -- mr. trump, you are such a loser, brother. you are such a loser. host: this is from -- john mccain was responsible for bipartisanship. remember he gave us sarah palin and joe the plumber. caller: good morning. host: go ahead, sir. caller: i want to say i think john mccain is an outstanding veteran, outstanding american. i think he has done an outstanding job representing his state of arizona and this country. he will be truly missed and that is about it. host: thank you, william. tomorrow's ceremony, the eulogies delivered by former president barack obama and former president george w. bush. joe bi

glenn simpson. and simpson hired steele to compile dossier while nelly worked for fusion gps. there subpoenas could come next week. congress zeroing in on people surrounding the discredited dossier. john says that document is the worst intelligence gathering he has ever seen. >> there were three spies in the trump campaign, manafort got booted, carter page got booted, michael cohen must've been the third. he knows somebody in russia. ohr takes it out, runs to the fbi and does an interview. why is this important? the fbi fired christopher steele and said it could not take any information from this office of research operation, bruce ohr walks in the door after the firing. it concerned the fisa court concerning professional intelligence, people i talked to, look at these notes and said this is the worst form of intelligence gathering we have ever seen. rob: most of the steel dossier remains unverified. jillian: california lawmakers taking up a bill that could make the state the first amended medication abortion as required health service by 2022. is this a good idea or slippery slope for college students? here to discuss is our panel, a student at california state university, radiologis

glenn was a bigger hero than either of us, mccain remember saying to john kerry.he room but then you have to fill it. marty schenker with us. when he came off that plane, the young kids do not know what it was like. don't but there are many people in this country while not recognizing the extendedhis heroism beyond the facts. he was a giant in the senate and the last of them. tom: i know bloomberg has done a great job. we had this moment in our history which harkens back to henry clay and the president of the united states will not participate. do i have that right? marty: that appears to be the case. the family has not forgotten the rhetoric that donald trump used to go after john mccain including, i like my heroes to be not captured. he has never apologized for that. it might be wise for donald trump not be there given the eloquence of president obama who is going to make a eulogy at the cathedral on thursday. there would be sharp contrast there. tom: the thing i find fascinating is this unique republican, it appears to be disappearing, including the battle over

glenn is in tallahassee, a republican. good morning. caller: hey, john.hanks for the opportunity to talk on c-span and let me mute this. i agree with the last couple of callers. i worked for the government for theears and i have been in swamp and i can see it. asfar as the rule of law democrats keep spouting off about -- let me tell you, is it the rule of law that when you investigate you pick 15 or 16 democrats who have contributed to the democrat liberal party? do you pick that -- is that equal treatment under the law? and you think they are going to be fair-minded and not politically inclined? is primeto me that witchhunthat it is a to a great extent and it is about time the people of the got rid ofe up and the people that had been in isrge like jeff sessions part of the swamp himself, in my opinion because he is nothing but a politician and he has got so many buddies now in the swamp. host: were you disappointed when jeff sessions was appointed to attorney general? caller: no, i had hopes he would .e a fair-minded person the swamp leaders are in the d