after his famous "monkey trial," john scopes quit the teaching profession, and for the rest of his lifewhat? >> oh, boy. you know, i'm looking at this, and i probably would say--i can probably eliminate a. i cannot eliminate b, c, or d yet, and that's three up on the board there. this is gonna be tough here. >> take a minute. >> yeah, take a minute. >> slow down, work your way through it for a second. >> let's see, a pharmacist's assistant. i would be leaning--pharmacist's assistant almost sounds too tempting to go for, but then again, considering the nature of the scopes "monkey trial," b and d would also be possibilities. there's just too many choices up there on the board to take a chance. i'm trying to think. let's see, geologist or botanist or a pharmacist's assistant or maybe even radio repair technician. >> so you're at $100,000. >> yeah. >> that is yours to walk away with should you choose... >> i know. >> risking $50,000 at this point but going for 250 and obviously the shot at getting up to a million. >> i know a lot about the trial, but i know absolutely nothing about what jo

. >> well, in retrospect, john, was it within your scope to know that it's a rembrandt?i don't think so. because there was no indication that it was by a master. >> and at this point, no proof yet, either. that's right, despite that million dollar-plus bid, no one has actually verified whether the painting really is a rembrandt. so it is possible that the dealer may have gone all the way with this thing, and it turns out not to be? >> totally. >> what's your "strange inheritance" story? we'd love to tell it. send me an e-mail or go to our website, strangeinheritance.com. way to let your kids have fun and learn a skill that can save their life. swim lessons, woo! this is how we got started. that's right, my parents wanted me to feel safer around the water. these big kids know swimming is fun, but, safety that's serious. studies show that formal swim lessons reduce the risk of childhood drowning by 88%. and, it's so easy to enroll. we have nearly 1,000 local partners in communities like yours who can't wait to help. join us today, go to usaswimmingfoundation.org and click

john bill elwards. looking at the overall scope of roe v., i believe it is as we see more appointments to the supreme court it will be in jeopardy. i believe in 1973, when it was decided it was the wrong decision. >> martha: all right. representative katrina jackson, thank you very much. it's good to have you with us. interesting take. >> thank you. >> martha: you bet. karl rove joining me now. former chief of staff to president bush and fox news contributor. karl, she feels very safe in her district in louisiana. there are people who feel the way she does but that is not what we are hearing nationally from candidates on the national stage. >> not at all. democratic presidential candidates are trying to out-abortion each other. i thought it was interesting that naft gillibrand went after chris wallace -- senator gillibrand went after chris wallace berating fox for having people on who called the comments of governor northam infanticide. that is what it was. he said he was asked what would happen in the process of an abortion they failed to k

and that is why, as we look at the scope of this investigation, and i'm sure john durham as well attorney general william barr are looking at this, it is not just going to be about what happened with the fbi. it's going to be about who was involved, also at state, doj, as far as john brennan, clapper, all those other characters. >> sean: let me ask a question to both of you. do you both believe at this point that, in fact, in an attempt to circumvent american law, american constitutional rights, civil liberties of americans, do you believe that there was the outsourcing of intelligence gathering by top intelligence officialsls in this country to allied countries like italy, britain, and australia,ha and if true, what does that mean? sara, you are shaking your head. we'll begin with you. d>> absolutely. part of this investigation should be requesting from our allies overseas exactly what was asked of them. think about this, what they could have asked was, could you please monitor this person because we believe these russin or these people are connected to something that is going on in the

scope of the intelligence community. there were foreign actors involved. when foreign states are involved, those intelligence services in italy, that means john brennan knew going on and jay pointed out in those documents and what was happening within the cia and the nsa as the scope o widened. who that were they listening to and working with as far as an investigation into president trump and the camp pain. >> sean: what trey gowdy is referring to, the evidence that was hidden greg jarrett. we know some would be in the gang k of 8 information. but if that evidence was hidden which you tell me if you interpreted what trey gowdy saying unemployment have 2 different documents about the hillary clinton and the trump administration? >> absolutely they gave two different documents. an honest briefing to hillary clinton and a dishonest briefing to president trump. what he is referring to is the evidence relating to papadopoulos and carter page who had conversations with the fbi and maybe the cia. there is a transcript of those conversations between stefan and papadopoulos and carter page. but that information which is by law required to be presented to the fisa

attorney general of the united states steven boyd sent a letter to him outlining the scope of the investigation of john.s. attorney from connecticut into what he is going to look at. it's wide in scope. and it's broad. and it looks like, if anybody is going to figure out what's going to happen it's these guys. asked for more office space. they are staffing up. enough to that they know what they are up to, stay tuned. ainsley: not only investigating the activities of the doj, but they are investigating nongovernment and individuals. steve: fusion gps and like that. ainsley: republican doug clintons is goings to be on later in the show to talk about that hearing yesterday. steve: pardon me, brian, go ahead. brian: i was just saying yesterday the president of the united states welcomed in the inc.k penske team to won the indianapolis 500. at the same time talking about the mexico deal and tariffs averted on friday at which time the president of the united states made it clear the mexican government, with all the problems we are having, still are doing more than congress at our border. >> sad that when you

john durham. details revealed in a letter to jerry nadler who want todd know the scope of the investigation.an leader kim jong un who was killed in malaysia in 2017 had been an informant for the cia. a according to the journal he was said to have met with cia operatives in singapore and malaysia. former u.s. officials reportedly said he most likely did not provide the agency with useful information. back in 2017, he was killed in malaysia's airport by two who w. u.s. customs and border protection said tens of thousands of travelers' photos have been stolen in a cyber attack. a federal contractor transferred copies of the i' images to the subcontractors account which was then hacked. the maker of miller light beer is dipping its toe into gaming. there's a can of miller light that is also a bluetooth game pad. the only way to get one, win it in a battle on thursday at an event held by miller light at the e-3 convention in has angeles. lauren: i've got to say, that is cool. take a look at this traffic camera. it captured the actual moment an earthquake happened. it rattled ohio. the department

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scope and multi-facetted. talking about durham, the u.s. attorney in connecticut. how significant is that language, john? >> i think it's tremendously significant. this is not going to be just one review of a single fisa application. let me point out, congressman jordan has done great work in bringing to light a lot of these shenanigans that were going on at the start of the investigation. but i'm not surprised attorney general barr is going to conduct a broad investigation. i hate to say it, more in the justice department, the more we learn about how this thing is starting to get worse and the worse it's going to get, it's an obligation or a duty of the attorney general to make sure that this never happens again. something like the steele dossier could set us off on a two-year mole hunt to try to tear down the constitution. >> going to ask about justice amash is stepping down? >> we had a nice long meeting. the board of the freedom caucus, the chairman will be talking about that. we disagree with the assessment of the entire impeachment. those two will be talking about the situation tomorrow. >> do you

john dean warns congress that mr. trump is a lot like richard n nixon. we're learning more about the scopethe russia investigation. who is being targeted? and lavish spending. the national rifle association under new scrutiny for reportedly paying hundreds of thousands of dollars to supposedly unpaid board members. is the nra breaking the rules? if so, will it pay the price? we want to welcome our viewers around t in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer and you're in "the situation room." >>> we're following breaking news on a deadly helicopter crash on a new york city skyscraper near times square. it's still unclear why the chopper slammed into the rooftop in the r 1

john durham looking at the activities of nongovernmental organizations and individuals with foreign intelligence services. the details were revealed to chairman jerry nadler who asked for details on the scopee investigation. mike pence taking shots at the man who came before him and an exclusive interview, joe biden flip-flopped, good sign for 2020. >> joe biden has been spun around on a number of issues whether it was his long-standing support for the hyde amendment, whether he is the democrat nominee with the rest of them are, the american people are going to continue to be drawn to this president's consistent common sense conservative leadership. shannon: biden is the front-runner in the 2020 democratic field, new polls show him ahead by 8% among likely iowa caucus voters. for the first time in more than a decade, indy 500 winner is honored at the white house, donald trump hosting them and congratulating them on their dramatic win last month. >> such an honor to represent the country here today, the biggest race in the world and being invited to come to the white house. the job simon did when you saw that, that was talented. a lot of courage. i wouldn't do it. heather: he gave the presi

john royal if i could turn to you know would you agree with this assessment there are good intentions from the african union that essentially this problem is now too large and too international in scope well i think you would look at the afternoon is record i mean it's it's obviously correct that they should have suspended saddam from membership and they've done this before to other countries with mixed results but not a mouse quite right in saying there's an awful lot unpack in terms of the national interest both of the neighbor countries and member countries of a you and international players and i think that. we are made is one leader in the region who has credibility because of the astonishing transformation under his leadership in ethiopia but whether he can do the same thing in sudan i think it's symbolically important that he's gone and we await to see what he said both to the leaders of the transitional military council and to the leaders of the civilian movement a response to me with well interestingly that you've raised that point joined while there has been much made of the situation particularly on social media that's a b. ahmed's has indeed met with leaders of the transi

having most scope is a safe country for these people already living their own homeland is quite a bizarre my fear really when you're actually reporting from which called for thank you very much john heilemann with all the latest there in tampa chula thank you john well as mexico steps up its efforts to stop migrants and avoid damaging trade tariffs we look at how climate change is driving many guatemalans abroad that story coming up later in the news hour also looking at why electric scooters are proving to pump enough of paris and then later on with a new look at the biggest event in the history of women's sport under way with host nation france kicking off the football world cup. amnesty international is saudi arabia to rule out the death penalty for a teenage boy. was arrested 5 years ago at the age of. 13 for taking part in antigovernment protests he's been detained at a sense where is faces possible execution for a series of offenses some of which date back to when he was just 10 years old he is currently awaiting his next trial session united states congress is pushing back against president donald trump's move to fast track the sale of u.s. weapons to saudi arabia a new yo

john writes kennedy rules. yeah, go hit mike in the we wens for me. is it your job to be able to pronounce people's names properly or is that beyond your scope.w anna maria. every time i see your name i just say -- michael sends us home with sad to watch. he's crying because the show is almost over. but we do have more in store for you. i'll be right back after this. carl, i appreciate the invite here. as my broker, what am i paying you to manage my money? kennedy: thank you for watching the show tonight. he's be honest. it was the best hour of your day. and thank you for that. you can follow me on twitter and instagram, e-mail kennedy fbn. next week's hate mail, don't you worry about a thing. i'll be on the pod tomorrow night on the fox news channel 5 p.m. eastern. 2:00 in the west. until then my heart beats for you lou dobbs. good night. lou: good evening everybody. president trump today sending the heads of radical dems and rinos alike spinning. radicals and rinos tonight after the president said he would probably listen if foreigners were to offer him dirt on 2020 democratic candidates. the left is outraged all the more hypocritical, give

from a broader scope, iran has continued with their nuclear ambitions, and democrats -- we are watching johnrks. the 27th national security advisor of the united states, john bolton, begins introductory comments in jerusalem. sanctions announced yesterday by the president, and the distinction here is in all the conversations we have had, it is very questionable how these personal sanctions will affect the dialogue of iran. what is the next step for the president if he wants to become more strident? he isgoing -- kevin: going to have to see the effects has sanctions take and whether there is appetite in the international community to bolster, from the chinese for example, whether they would provide additional funding in the straight of hormuz --strait of hormuz. they would argue that is evidence iranians can have an impact on the international energy market and from a broader how -- if president trump gets a second term, how will this impact u.s. energy? the europeans have somewhat tried to still go about the iran nuclear involvement deal without nuclear -- without u.s. involvement, but will

john writes kennedy rules. yeah, go hit mike in the we wens for me. is it your job to be able to pronounce people's names properly or is that beyond your scope.a. every time i see your name i just say -- michael sends us home with sad to watch. he's crying because the show is almost over. but we do have more in store for you. kennedy: thank you for watching the show tonight. he's be honest. it was the best hour of your day. and thank you for that. you can follow me on twitter and instagram, e-mail kennedy fbn. next week's hate mail, don't you worry about a thing. i'll be on the pod tomorrow night on the fox news channel 5 p.m. eastern. 2:00 in the west. until then

scope is multifaceted and broad. the investigation will cover activities of u.s. and foreign intelligence services as well as nongovernmental organizations and individuals. now, here's what likely this all means. the attorney general with john durham, they're now investigating how foreign spy agencies, allies of the united states, were used likely by obama administration's top officials in the intel community to spy on trump and the trump campaign. the trump transition team and the trump presidency. to explain this, this investigation is examining how high-ranking intel officials were outsourcing what is politically motivated dirty work to spy agencies and friendly countries clearly to circumvent american laws and the civil liberties of the american citizens and used in an effort to rig a presidential election. that is now how deep this possibly goes. that would mean people like comey, brennan, clapper may want to pay close attention because this is not looking good for any of them at this hour. we know the attorney general has requested that american's intelligence agencies do these three specific things. preserve all relevant record. two, ensure the availability of witnesses that may be pertinent to the review. three, beg

scope. point taken about private sector visibility and as you know, more and more companies are making attributions lately. regardless of whether they named the actual governments. john said, the -- names. but, my question is, how often do you differ significantly? your assessment of attribution from major companies. and what implications does that have for how you assess the threat and a side act? >> let's do one more. and then we will -. >> hi. derek johnson with federal computer week. for either erin or tanya. there are two items in the fbi -- budget request that i wanted to ask about. one was $70 million in additional funding for enhanced information sharing capabilities, and i think there is also a request for 25 new data analysis positions. really, i am just curious what you all are hoping to get out of those resources. you know, what, where would they be focused, and what are you hoping to do with them that you can do today? >> all right. i will let you choose among yourselves. >> i will take the last one. as often happens in u.s. government budgets, there is more behind the terminology up there in the top line. so, for the department of justice and the fbi, t

john royal if i could turn to you now would you agree with this assessment there are good intentions from the african union that essentially this problem is now too large and too international in scope well i think you would look at the afternoon is record i mean it's it's obviously correct that they should have suspended saddam for membership and they've done this before to other countries with mixed results but not a mouse quite right in saying there's an awful lot unpack in terms of the national interest both of the neighbor countries and member countries of a you and international players. and i think that. the ahmed is one leader in the region who has credibility because of the astonishing transformation under his leadership in ethiopia but whether he can do the same thing in sudan i think it's symbolically important that he's gone and we await to see what he said both to the leaders of the transitional council and to the leaders of the civilian movement a response to me with well interestingly that you've raised that point joined while there has been much made of the situation particularly on social media that's a b. ahmed's has indeed met with leaders of the transitional coun

scope of this breach. initial reports say fewer than 100,000 people were affected. we'll stay on it. >> we should wear our social security numbers on t-shirts or something. what is the point? >>> with john watergate fame returning to capitol hill, the "i" word, impeachment, is all the rage in washington. should it be? john avalon has a reality check. >> guys, it was back to the future yesterday on capitol hill, with john dean testifying to house democrats 45 years after he set off a chain of events that led to the resignation of richard nixon. meanwhile, over at the white house, president trump, who echoed nixon slogans throughout his campaign, had history on the brain, as well. >> when you look at past impeachments, whether it was president clinton or, i guess, president nixon never got there, he left. i don't leave. there is a difference, i don't leave. >> he's right that nixon left before he got impeached. andrew johnson and bill clinton faced the constitutional nuclear option, and neither was convicted by the senate. impeachment, set aside for treason, bribery, high crimes, misdemeanors, is a political, not a legal proceeding. that's why public opinion matters so much. folks didn't

scope. obviously, aziz, your idea of, certainly reminiscent of ronald reagan in the court stripping era. i know. it was john roberts versus ted olson on the question, for those of us remember 2005. i don't know, dahlia, white and -- why don't you respond to that and i want to give the other panels a chance to jump in with any final thoughts returned with a big stack of question. >> i want to respond quickly and then i to ask you a question, want joan, as i feel like having the joan roberts book expert on the panel warrants you answering one question. quiet -- >> we've got a stack from everybody else. >> my quick response is i'm happy aziz framed that way because i think it answers the abouton that we had here bad faith. i don't think we have to impute that faith. i think you can just say senator hirono said it, there are hundreds of millions of dollars from the gun industry, you know, there is a machine that creates an asymmetry. it is working at is meant to do and it is buying precisely the judicial outcome that it can afford. and i think that asymmetry is baked in right now and it's something we have to t

john royal if i could turn to you now would you agree with this assessment there are good intentions from the african union that essentially this problem is not too large until it's a national in scope well i think you would look at the afternoon is record i mean it's it's obviously correct that they should have suspended saddam for membership and they've done this before to other countries with mixed results but not a mouse quite right in saying there's an awful lot unpack in terms of the national interest both of the neighbor countries and member countries of a you and international players. and i think that. the ahmed is one leader in the region who has credibility because of the astonishing transformation under his leadership in ethiopia but whether he can do the same thing in sudan i think it's symbolically important that he's gone and we await to see what he said both to the leaders of the transitional council and to the leaders of the civilian movement a response to me with well interestingly that you've raised that point joined while there has been much made of the situation particularly on social media that's be ahmed's has indeed met with leaders of the transitional counci