out the voters you don't like but this goes way back to katherine harris of the secretary of state of florida under jeb bush if you if you remember she wiped out tens of thousands of black folk off the voter rolls that helped george bush in fact it made george bush president the united states but it also made katherine harris a congresswoman in sarasota it was a massive wipe out of black voters in the tampa sarasota areas and then she ran for congress and took the seat so this is an old game that the republicans are playing you do a jim crow job on the voter rolls and then you run in that district that you've just bleached whiter than white it's dangerous stuff and once again we go by. first story if we don't have a justice department which is acting as the cop on the beat for voting rights that's their job they have a civil rights and voting rights division they're not act is the cop on the beat we're going to see an acceleration of this game. basically designed the voter rolls to win your election and that's done on the g.o.p. side and it's racist and you know it's undemocratic greg

chief intelligence correspondent katherine harris tonight with what comes from the administration continuing to defend comey's dismissal as wel well. >> those close to the president say he had several good reasons to fire fbi director james comey in may, and they liked him in the report that special counsel robert mueller has an early draft of the letter which may have focused on russia. >> we will be fully transparent with the investigation and i don't have anything to add beyond that. >> comey's testimony of the email case is also facing fresh scrutiny. >> the fbi director has created serious legal problems for himself. >> about her unsecured server for state department business on saturday, july 2nd, a holiday weekend. comey recommended against prosecution three days later. comey's testimony about the timeline appears to conflict with newly released government records that indicate he drafted his conclusion, exonerating clinton, in late april or early may, two months before clinton met with agents. >> did you make the decision not to recommend criminal charges relating to customer informa

the bones of this from katherine harris, whose is live in washington. >> .russian investigation are:from the president's family to the campaign in a circle. as you mentioned, president donald trump personal attorney is expected before the senate intelligence committee. one time a political advisor, roger, is expected next week. both interviews will be behind closed doors. a transcript may be made public. senior democrat on that senate judiciary committee said, they may testify open, and no subpoena for paul metaphor if done appear but make voluntarily. they will have on before a final is made on the president trump. >> shepard: family members of michael flynn, trying to help him pay for legal bills with a go fund me. >> he launched to help pay for legal funds. it is the first among former trump advisors marked a significant development in the ever-expanding russia probe. his younger brother joe said the retired general is not wealthy after 33 years of government service, and allegations against national security interests are extremely difficult. >> this is a man who had very high of

harry kane kept up his scoring streak as tottenham beat huddersfield town 4—0. katherinerm out on loan for long periods in his formative football years, now firmly in the fold at tottenham, his focus and drive are paying off. that was his 12th this month, his sixth in a week. ben davis scored spurs' second as their opponents struggled to contain the attack. the goal of the game came from harry kane. he finishes the month with 13 to his name, more than cristiano ronaldo, more than lionel messi. legends of the game he himself says he wants to emulate. so far this season, they should be taking tips from him. sissoko would have preferred more of a harry kane like finish. deep in injury time, people settle for that one. it's been announced that the wales and ospreys rugby player scott baldwin will miss the next few weeks of the season, after being bitten by a lion. the 29—year—old player needed stitches to his hand after he tried to stroke the animal through a fence at a game lodge in south africa. the head coach of the ospreys told reporters the player had been "pretty stupid

let's get to katherine baicker, from the harris school of public policy. have yet to see anyone surprised by this latest failure. you also see it is nothing to be shocked about? katherine: the politics of it are very complicated. what does seem clear is that a dramatic rollback of medicaid coverage would have left a lot of people without insurance coverage to improve their health. that was of concern to a lot of senators. julia: one area where we can see broader agreement is the need for greater flexibility, to be able to design their own programs, their own coverage, and allow insurers to do the same. the problem with that is that that is surely not going to allow cost to come down, short or medium term. that is a longer-term play. katherine: there was a lot to be said with giving states and localities flexibility in designing insurance plans that meet the needs of their population. particularly with the rise of comp located chronic conditions, we can do a lot better with insurance plans that really target improvements in those types of health care. the p

. >> harris: senate investigators called off a meeting with michael cohen today after they say cohen broke an agreement after talking with the media. katherine, what happened following the closed door meeting today? >> reporter: well, harris, the senate intelligence committee hearing room, earlier today we were anticipating the president's personal attorney michael cohen would meet with investigators about three, four hours. 30 minutes into the session cohen said it had been shut down and that it was the committee's call. was it your request to postpone or was -- >> what were you doing here today? >> it was a request of the senate intelligence committee. i will be back. i look forward to giving all the information that they're looking for. >> reporter: as part of his appearance today, michael cohen put together a four-page written statement about his position on the russia allegations. it reads in part, let me be totally clear that i am innocent of the allegations raised against me given my own proximity to the president of the united states as a candidate, let me also say that i never saw anything, not a hint of anything that demonstrated h

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