koo and patricia yuen through the yuen foundation, committ bridging cultural differences pu our communities. the corporation foic broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. once again, from washington, moderator robert costa. robert:the trump administration has struck a deal with canada and mexico to lift tariffs on steel and aluminum being shipped to the u.s. president trump imposed the tariffs a year ago citing national security concerns. the tariffs were a response to what theresident called a ood of excess chinesect pro in global markets. the agreement removed a key obstacle to passing a new trade deal known as the usmca. could jolt negotiations with china. joining me tonight, amna nawaz of "pbs newshour," philip rucker whington bureau chief for "the washington post." susan davis, congressional correspondent for, n and hans nichols, correspondent for nbc news. you have allg the sides com together on this, trying to get a deal. does this grease the skids for the usmca on capitol hill? >> it was a very good week on capitol hill for the presiden

koo and patricia yuen through the yuen foundation, committed to bridging cultural differences in our communities. the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. once again, from washington, moderator robert costa. robert:president trump issued an ultimatum to democrats this week and congressional investigations or forget about any deals between now and the 2020 election. the president delivered that m bluntsage to speaker pelosi during a brief white house meeting on wednesday. earlier, the speaker accused the president of being related to a cover-up. she did not appreciate the president's walkout which stalled talks over infrastructure. >> the white house has a bag of trks they save for certain occasions. they don't necessarily apply to the occasionut they're distraction, which is his master of distraction. we will all agree on that. robert: the relations continued to fray as both the speaker and the president made cuttinge remarks, lik this one, about the speaker's knowledge of the latest trade agreement. president

announcer: additional funding is prided by -- koo and patricia yuen through the yuen foundation, committedlt to bridging al differences in our communities. the corporation for publ broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. once again, from washington, moderator robert costa. ros rt:the battle tek between the white house and democrats over the release of the full mueller reportas sparked a still raging debate over power in politics, oversight and executive privilege. limany repns insist it's case closed. but there are some cracks in the g.p. side. democratic leaders are frustrated by president trump's refusal to comply with theirnd de declared that the u.s. is in a constitutional crisis. coinin me tonight, peter baker chief white housespondent for the "new york times", laura barron-lopez national political reporter for "politico." abby phillip, white house correspondent for cnn,on and e javers, washington correspondent for cnbc. peter wrote about the president's strategy in friday's "times." his bottom line, mr. trump is daring democrats to impeac

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today was so important for all of us for the club at the berlin olympic stadium later koos i'm also free schooling form and now on course for the champions league. i. think it's pretty. depressing news because that means the currently facing the table. i. also use a minus cause for celebration among the travelling supports in munich into europe again often exhilarating see. so many matches and played under the semifinals in new york please know they always. come. alongside frank 1st time mentioning black back what's good is so secure what you wrote really. because. you're up next years and it's great. to see the chip. chip. chip. seems. like oh good. job done for by in a while don't even have to settle for 2nd 6 places decided in the race for europe and that is that it's all over. the books. so now all we have left to say good bye some memories from a spectacular season and some things to look forward. thanks for watching and see you next time kick off life. will. close. the global. blue. blue. blue. a bloody battle for horns. in south africa it's a grisly reality the trade in price rhin

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koo thanks for joining us with this pretty incredible interview to say the least. we have learned a lot from hearing from him and a lot from reading the mueller report. i'm sure he had interesting things to say. >> reporter: you know, when i read the mueller report, i know the conversation has moved on to allegations of obstruction. when i read it from here, you know, i read it as a fascinating blueprint about the way that the russian establishment works. also i read it as filled with russian black holes. many, many aspects where mueller simply doesn't have information because he's not been able to speak to russians. here we are, able to speak finally to one. he's given a number of interviews. in our interview he says he was asked by the mueller inquiry to answer so many questions that ultimately it would involved three to four truck loads, he says, of documents and that he was advised legally not to hand that over. he described it as a fishing expedition. i think it tells you something about the way that mueller was looking for a lot more than he was able to gain.

they've publicly released a critical functions list, i'll be interested in understanding how it will koo coordinate across sectors and the interagency to develop the risk register. i'll be interested to know how we can support s&t's efforts to equip dhs' components and first responders across the country with the technology they need to do their jobs better and safer. i look toward to the conversation we will have today and yield back the balance of my time. members of the committee, i remind that under committee rules, opening statements may be submitted for the record. >> thank you, mr. chairman, for holding this hearing. thank you to our distinguished witnesses for being here today. also, thank you to the chair, the whole committee, mr. thompson for being here as well. our nation faces digital and physical threats daily, hourly, by the minute, by the second, really that, have the potential to disrupt, damage, and destroy their targets. these threats will only grow in magnitude, frequency, and sophistication in the years ahead. we've had several major attacks in my district alone in th

he said that he came into the rose garden because nancy pelosi koo accused him of a cover-up. >> reporter: yeah, there may have been some degree of planning, obviously, andrea, because we were handed these as we exited the rose garden. this was basically one of the signs that was on the podium. the key sound bite from president trump today was "i don't do cover-ups," which of course ignores the facts that he had involvement with a series of hush money payments to former playmate and to a porn star to try to buy their silence over the course of the 2016 campaign. it also reminds me of what we heard from this president in that first news conference, the day after the midterm election, andrea, where he was pressed what he would do if democrats pursued investigations. he said, in effect, if they do that, for us, it would be a war-like posture, this is, from president trump, a war-like posture. but it's also a bookend, in many ways. because you'll remember late last year, where there was that contentious visit with nancy pelosi and chuck schumer in the oval office, with the president, where he

we won't be able to koo-- we wa able to coordinate and focus quickly and remove what needs to be removed. >> so if an opportunity zone fund is presented with an investment to capital gains taxes of a place in this fund, does a nova come from hud? >> if you're talking about a tax issue, that would be treasury. >> so the actual monitoring of it is the question. it would be at the end of the year. if you don't apply, if you go in and you actually deal with it during the tax season. so i'm just hoping that there's not a situation where, you know, an opportunity fund is supposed to invest at least 90% of the money into the project, and let's say something goes awry, it's not going to be -- it's not going to be known until at the end of the year. is that right? >> yeah. in terms of the financial consequences, perhaps. but we have an executive director who has an office so that we can get realtime feedback all the time so the program can be changed as we roll it out. >> okay. that's the part i was not familiar with. will the director be in hud? >> the officer is in hud, scott turner is his name