>> false statements and lies. if that is referring directly to james comey and comey lied during his explosive testimony on capitol hill, that would be perjury. so what exactly is the president's version of events and one more question that should be really easy to answer, in fact, it should have already been answered, are there actual tapes of their conversations? we could find out today. why? because the president takes part in a news conference this afternoon, the first time he has answered questions in weeks. let's go to the white house. our joe johns is there. joe, good morning to you. you just got some breaking news about how donald trump's personal lawyer is going to respond to all of this, the action he says he'll take. >> that's right, poppy. the indication is that the pursuit of jim comey now begins less than 24 hours after his dramatic testimony on capitol hill. a source familiar with the situation telling cnn that the attorney for the president, the personal attorney who has been with him for so long,

he lied.s morning senate republicans finally unveiled the health care bill they've been working on in secret. the bill cuts taxes on the wealthiest americans by almost a trillion dollars while cutting hundreds of billions of dollars from medicaid, the thing the president promised not to cut. it also reduces obamacare subsidies that enable people to afford insurance and allows states to refuse to cover essential health benefit riermts like maternity care and mental health care. it also defunds planned parenthood for at least one year. after the bill was released, disability rights protesters staged a protest outside mitch mcconnell's office on capitol hill to oppose the bill's medicaid cuts. 43 protesters were arrested according to the capitol police, including some in wheelchairs. this afternoon, four senate republicans, rand paul, mike lee, ted cruz and ron johnson, said in a joint statement, currently for a variety of reasons we are not ready to vote for this bill, but we are open to negotia

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they lied in front of congress. they lied on their forms. they lied repeatedly about meeting with russia. >> right. you have to start asking the question, during the course of the campaign was something said between campaign staff at some point to the russians. if you help us, we will lift sanctions against you. this news out of the state department suggests very soon after coming into office they were looking at lifting sanctions. >> why did they meet? the white house and the russian bank have vastly different explanations. the bank maintained the session was held as part of a new business strategy and was conducted with kushner in his role as head of the family's real estate business. >> the russian bank is saying they have a business, we have money and so we talked, which makes a lot of sense because they need to -- they need funding. >> let's make a deal. >> let's make a deal, mr. bond. >> that's what the bank says. >> that's easy. >> here's the problem. the white house says the meeting was unrelated to business. so they don't even -- bo

we are chasing a rabbit down a whole talking about who lied about what. this president lies.e lies from sunup to sundown. there is no way i would trust anything he says. even if he goes under oath and he does testify, i hope he tells the truth, for his sake, because there would be consequences. supporters will finally deal with not fake news, please listen to what the truth is. take off your partisan hat. we are under attack by russia. host: let's look at an exchange between the senate intelligence committee chairman senator richard burr and james comey thursday during the testimony where james comey talked about his conversation with donald trump about -- senator burr: when the president go,ested you let flynn had an plan -- flynn unreported contact with the russians, which is an offense. if press accounts are correct, there may have been discrepancies between facts and his fbi testimony. in your estimation, was general flynn in serious legal jeopardy? in addition to that, do you sense the president was trying to obstruct justice or seek a way for michael flynn to save face,

he lied about all of that. james comey knew that donald trump had defrauded the students of trump university, lied to them about what trump university was and what it would be for them. lied to those students and took their money. james comey knew who he was meeting that day in trump tower on january 6th. and in his written testimony that was released yesterday, james comey said i felt compelled to document my first conversation with the president-elect in a memo. today james comey explained exactly why he felt compelled to do that. >> i knew that there might come a day when i would need a record of what had happened not just to defend myself, but to defend the fbi and our integrity as an institution and the independence of our investigative function. >> he knew there might come a day. that day has come that day was today. he elained that he never took notes of his discussions with previous presidents, obama and bush, because he trusted them. why did james comey think that there might come a day when he would n

he also lied to people in the white house, but lied under -- you know, you can be indicted for that. have been. sessions lies under oath i ont of the senate about meeting with kislyak. jared kushner omits a very memorable secr meeting with kislyak where they talked about setting up a back channel from s form, a form you filled ou i know, that under penalty of perjury you cannot omit things. what are we to make of this? >> well, that is -- that is the big question. i think there's two ways to look at it. it's important to remember, you know, comey submitted this letter before he actually testified. one of the interesting parts there was he discusses a little bit about what the fbi's role is in terms of counterintelligence. and their primary role is to understand, detect foreign threats, and sometimes they prosecute. so the reason i say that is when you fill out this form, part of the thing that they say on this sf-86 is that the information there can be used for counterintelligence investigation. now, from a legal standpoint, you know, we've gone down this road quite a bit. the questi

those were lies. plain and simple.was honestly concerned about the nature of our meeting, so i thought it really important to document. >> the president's response? >> mr. president, any reaction to comey's testimony? do you think he told the truth? >> so the question, again, is a question that could decide america's future, who do you believe? let's get to cnn political analyst mark preston. everyone in the room is laughing at that comment. jason

his lies or his misstatements?ed three times not part of the russia investigation. but i think that's what he was referring to. >> then that was based on the leaker and the liar. what is -- are we to believe here? i believe the guy that said the straight things he told the nation, he put out the report and right now he is never up to this point been found at fault. >> it is fair to at least say james comey does have some sort of political motivation here, malcolm. >> sure. he was fired from his job. but he also has a political motivation to defend the nation and deserves the respect and to carry out the integrity of the investigations doing wherever it goes, even going to the president of the united states. >> we didn't get every question answered and at least about what he said relates to attorney general jeff sessions. take a look. >> our judgment as i recall was he was very close to and going to recuse himself for a variety of reasons. >> how could he know that james comey -- excuse me, that jeff sessions was go

he has lied three dante taught -- three times.hat is perjury, and cannot be trusted to speak the truth to the senate. i think what will -- what we will find is that this is the most corrupt administration in the history of our nation. this is a very historical event that we are witnessing right now with the infiltration of our executive branch being infiltrated by russia. this is -- people need to pay attention to this thing. anyway, thank you for taking my call. thank you. host: we appreciate it. "trump and his team have turned lying into an art form." was a tweet, and we have posted the answer on our facebook page. your comments and questions --ut the testimony of just jeff sessions, which will take place on tuesday. good morning. i think the whole mainstream media, the media, and the establishment of both parties are colluding in line together to destroy this president before he even gets off the ground and anything good going. they do not want to work with him, he is an outsider, and is not one of their click or the ique or th

donald trump lies on auto pilot. we live in a world of facts. i'm a historywe use facts when we do things. donald trump has created an alternative reality for himself. he may not know he's lying because he lies so often. it's not just donald trump. why can't jeff sessions the attorney general tell us how many times he met with the russian ambassador one, two, zero why don't you just tell people why is michael flynn pleading the fifth refusing to turnov turnover subpoenaed documents. why hasn't donald trump released his taxes. they could clear a lot of this up if they speak truth and they won't so the american public is now speaking truth to power through journalists and concerned citizens that donald trump is deranging our country and 1600 pennsylvania avenue is starting to resemble a cess pool. >> john was on earlier watch this. >> people got to know whether or not their president is a crook. well i'm not a crook. >> so he said that it was actually sarah huckabee sanldde. who said she was insulted by the president. the president not a liar. do

those were lies. plain and simple. that was from a statement from standers justifying the firing of comey. >> members of congress made it clear that they have lost confidence in director comey and most importantly of the ranking file of the fbi lost confidence in their director. >> asked about that today. >> i standby the statement that i made by the podium. >> members are standing by the president and offering new explanation on why mr. trump was leaving on comey behind closed doors. >> he's new at government so therefore, i think he's learning as he goes. >> president trump demonstrated some untrump-like message d disciplined today staying away from his twitter account. jake, i don't remember the last time the last time the president -- >> it is still early. >> james comey said today, under three presidency that he worked with, there was only one he felt he could not trust. that's next. stay with us. "the lead" with jake tapper, brought to you by the american petroleum. ♪ ♪ ♪ sfx: engine revving ♪ (silence) ♪ then th

the lies tumbledown like rocks in an avalanche. they are not subtle, they are overt, obvious, and part of a conscious effort. language is being employed, not to reveal reality but to obscure it. not to simply mislead people, but to disorient them. to assert power over truth in an effort to deconstruct it. so here is why this should matter to you. if we do not share a common reality, we can't reason together. truth creates restraint on power . if we allow those with power to control the very idea of truth itself, then we cannot identify and stand against injustice. and if we cannot identify in justice then we cannot replace it with concepts like equality under law, respect, decency, compassion, and justice itself. [applause] ms. whitman: a great university is always and listed against the spread of illusion and on the side of reality, said president kennedy, and that is the essence of your calling. i encourage you to be men and women who stand for truth, who spend your life in search of it even if you never truly know it, who believ

jodey says, "lies are not a matter of opinion these days. of course, they lied. this is politics, isn't it? they lie." from redding, california, teresa's next. -- thanksting for waiting. caller: i watched yesterday and i found companies testimony to be filled with integrity and honesty. the irony that trump would turn around and tweet this morning about false statements and lies, that has been trumps hold default. the other thing that i find interesting when i listened to the calls this morning is how people can watch the same thing as i watched, but walk away totally blind by what the man said. i just found him honest. i've always found him honest. i hope this is the beginning of the band for this administration. thank you for taking my call. host: we will go to jacob on the republican line. caller: thanks for taking my call. my comment is mainly in regard to the media, especially cnn. i watched in particular michael yesterday making comments that this hearing had somehow verified all the source patterns that they had been reporting for the past few months when

raise your hand if you believe james comey lied at all. four of you believe he lied. yep. raise your hand -- he says that donald trump quote told lies plain and simple. raise your hand if you believe that donald trump lied at all about the situation. none of you believe it. for those of you who didn't raise your hands, if neither person lied, how can that be possible? why do you think if nobody lied, why did that happen? >> well, first of all, things can be distorted and appear like lies, and i think maybe the media may be distorted some things, not getting both sides. >> the media. now, you raised your hand. do you think mr. comey should go to jail? >> i think mr. impression of comey of this, he was kind of l.a.-kind of guy, like martha stewart. especially with his testimony today, he is more like ian flemming where he wants to be the next novelist, a lot of things he came up with things he was more inclined to fiction. >> one of the things he testified was he was in a room with the president, the attorney general, and he told his son-in-law to get out. he said mr. trump

after lies after lies from the president of the united states? >> well, i know we're going to talk about this in a second, but the one interesting thing is the one piece of legislation he can tout, which is the health care bill that passed through the house and he held the rose garden ceremony for he's now turned on. he says it's too mean and he doesn't like it. >> all of those people clapping in the rose garden, what are they doing now? >> they're panicking, because they have no idea what this president will actually put his force behind. he has no idea, i think, what he wants and expects from a health care bill himself. >> so, the president is 100% correct, we have never seen this before, ever. but first, let's get right to health care. we're just hours away from seeing the senate republicans' draft health care bill. many of those who will be voting on it are still waiting for details themselves, and yet, majority leader mitch mcconnell will seek a vote before the end of the week. a discussion draft of the bill is reported to include deep cuts

>> false statements and lies. if that is referring to james comey, and james comey lied during his explosive testimony, that would be perjury. and this morning, cnn broke the news that the president's legal team is taking action about the former fbi director being that so-called leaker. at any moment, we're going to hear from house democrats minority leader nancy pelosi. oh, as in right now. here's nancy pelosi. >> 15th victory of the golden state warriors. it's funny, nobody around here wants to talk about it. i didn't get one comment! i didn't get one comment. good morning, everyone. here we are, seven months since the election of donald trump as president of the united states. and as we look to our responsibilities to the american people, we can see that it's seven months a failure. we have -- it's all about security. our national security, whether that's national security globally, homeland security, personal security, our national security has been jeopardized by his attitude toward putin. he put putin on a p

it is a huge fortress of lies stacked upon lies, lies about the science, lies about the scientists, lies about doubt, lies about costs, lies through phony front groups, lies about where the money comes from and who's pulling the strings. this fortress of lies protects a subsidy to the fossil fuel industry that the international monetary fund puts at $700 billion per year. for big, big money, you can do big, big lies. and they do. these have been the biggest lies of our generation. but to paraphrase the great reggae jimmy cliff, the bigger you lie, the harder you fall. and to paraphrase the "game of thrones," the fall is coming. in the last few weeks, there has been news that has shaken this fortress of lies and moves us toward that fall. shareholders are rising up. for as long as there have been shareholder resolutions to fossil fuel companies about climate change, there has been resolute opposition from management to every vote. hundreds of shareholder resolutions went down to defeat until now -- now. objection accidental -- occidental petroleum shareholders won the first week against m

li. he was arrested in millbrae. police say the alleged assault happened tuesday. officials say it happened at the four seasons foot spa on park place. there the woman told police she was touched inappropriately during a massage by li. this morning... police are asking any other potential victims to come forward. ( mark ) students are mourning the death of a physical education teacher in the east bay. 31-year-old carlo tateo worked at skyline high school in oakland. he was shot during an argument early sunday morning in san francisco's south of market neighborhood. it happened near the corner of folsom and 11th streets while he was with a group of his friends. tateo was also an assistant coach on the varsity football team at skyline. players remember him as a counselor who was caring and made a point to help everyone. <"it was very heartbreaking to hear that uhhhh. i just couldn't believe itkids who did pretty bad stuff, he would try to create a bond with them so they start maturing and going in the right path">( mark ) so far police have not made any arrests in th

he lied about the fees he got for speeches. >> so big and small lies, it all came out. >> and the problemn our deposition was my lawyers were very well prepare d. and they had documentation. e we had business records, banking records, receipts for payments, et cetera. so we simply put questions in front of him that he had to answer that ran contrary to this long history of in public. >> the other thing you have dealt with is the tape issue. you didn't then donald trump say -- what did he say? >> when we'd speak on the phone, we spoke frequently, multiple times a week. he said you don't mind if i record this. and i'd say no. he said i may be recording this. i said that's fine. i was recording things too. >> but he wasn't. >> he wasn't. we finally during the deposition said to him, you said on multiple times that you were taping me. obviously, we wanted some of those tapes ourselves for the litigation. and he had to say, no, i didn't have a taping system in trump tower and have never had one. >> you're convinced even though we don't know yet, are there tapes, you're convinced they don't exi

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we asked for li peng to come out and have dialogue.t has always been the keyword of 1989, we wanted that dialogue. eventually, we were asked to go to the place, to sit with them, so we thought, maybe this is the dialogue. but no, it wasn't a dialogue. it was a monologue. it was a lecturing. it was condescending, it's showing a message to the chinese people that we students went too far. the hierarchies there were giving us some lecturing, like some lesson. but that cannot be televised to the chinese people, because that would be a wrong message. what happened, really, is, after 20, 30, a0 days, with the pressure, something is happening. and this happened, and then this cannot be interpreted into something else. do you think it made any difference, that image of you sort of treating li peng as an equal, not as some superior being on the top of the party, but as an equal. do you think, whatever happened after 11th ofjune, 1989, in china, that image and that moment still matters? in two aspects, number one, it made an influence for the de

raise your hand if you believe james comey lied at all. yep. >> raise your hand. he says that donald trump "told lies," plain and simple. raise your hand if you think donald trump has lied at all about this situation. none of you believe that. for those of you who did not raise your hands, if neither person lied, how could that be possible? who didn't raise their hand? why do you think that nobody lied? how could that happen? >> well, first of all, things can be distorted and appear like lies. and i think that maybe the media might have distorted some things -- >> the media. >> -- now we're not get being both sides. >> you raised your larnhand. do you think mr. comey should go to jail? >> my impression of comey at the beginning of this was he was kind of an eliot ness kind of guy, the way he went after martha stewart. especially with his testimony today, he's more like an ian fleming where he wants to be the next novelist. a lot of things he came up with seem like he's more inclined to fix it. >> one of the things he testified about, he sa

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those were all lies. >> can we just be real? right. he's going to get two questions from the romanians and two questions from american journalists. we don't know who he is going to call on. how does he address it? other than the tweet this morning, didn't say anything at the press pool white house yesterday. said nothing of the infrastructure speech today. >> this is the kind of thing that he actually wants to address and likes to address. when you look at president trump has really opened up about what he thinks and how he feels, fighting back against what he sees as personal attacks and everything with him is personal. we think, well, you're the president of the united states so you're going to take a lot of incoming. some will be fair and some is not. trump takes it all as a personal attack against donald trump, not just president trump. >> but he's lawyered up. we talked about this, mr. kasowitz, who we heard from yesterday. do you think he'll exercise discipline in answering questions from the press? >> since it's only a limited a

, total and complete vindication and wow, comey is a leaker. >> false statements and lies.referring directly to james comey and comey lied during his explosive testimony on capitol hill, that would be perjury. so what exactly is the president's version of events and one more question that should be really easy to answer, in fact, it should have already been answered, are there actual tapes of their conversations? we could find out today. why? because the president takes part in a news conference this afternoon, the first time he has answered questions in weeks. let's go to the white house. our joe johns is there. joe, good morning to you. you just got some

and that the white house had subsequently lied about him and the fbi. comey weaving a detailed narrative about disturbing conversations with president trump including one in which he says the president directed him to drop the michael flynn case. comey's testimony leaving questions of potential obstruction of justice still hanging in the air. house found some vindication in his words. we have complete coverage starting with chief white house correspondent hallie jackson. >> reporter: commanding a spotlight entirely his, james comey turned it on to the president describing donald trump as not truthful and not credible. >> i was honestly concerned he might lie about the nature of our meeting so i thought it was important to document. >> reporter: those memos provided the basis of comey's testimony today. dramatic, compelling and controversial. >> did the president at any time ask you to stop the fbi investigation into russian involvement in the 2016 u.s. elections? >> not to any using no. >> comey was less conclusive when asked about flynn after testifyin

those were lies. plain and simple. >> reporter: his concerns linger about the past administration too, and loretta lynch. she met bill clinton on a tarmac when the fbi was looking at headquarter had been and asked comey to call that inquiry a matter. not an investigation. >> as i said before the federal bureau of investigation we had an investigation open at the time and so that gave me a queasy feeling. >> reporter: a person familiar with those discussions said that lynch used the word matter to make sure she didn't confirm or deny an investigation and wanted to stay consistent with comey who they have said he wasn't comfortable with it. capitol hill, captivated by all of i. people started to line up at 4:00 this morning. a group of fbi employees in the room to give moral support. calling themselves comey's homies and getting a passionate good-bye from their former director. >> it was the honor of my life to serve beside you, to be part of the fbi family and i will miss it for the rest of my life. >>

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together we really can build a virginia that works for everyone. >>> those were lies. i take the president at his word i was fired because of the russia investigation. jonathan: that was james comey telling the senate intelligence committee point blank that president trump and his staff lied about the circumstances following the firing. president trump's attorney and the spokesperson both denying those charges tonight. obviously most of today we are bringing you reaction from the beltway. some of it is consistent from what you expect but it's not what a lot of people feel think. michelle: exactly. we now want to take you outside of the beltway for some of that reaction. for that we sent maryland bureau chief to a county that trump won in the november election. brad bell continues our team coverage from there. what are the folks there saying? brad: you know what? we are hearing a lot of opinions. this is what we like to do. we like to get out and about and hear from the folks and share the thoughts that are unedited and unfiltered. this is trump country. he carried the

i put it in the other purse. >> that is lies of omission. i don't to have tell everything. >> see, i'm having trouble with this one. >> this next one. >> when you don't, if you are not asked directly a question, and you don't bring it up some think that is a lie of omission. >> is there so many things that happen in any given day that is how i feel: >> i had run watch my ex- girlfriend. >> no, you know that one already. if you are having lunch with an x or something and your current you know, if you wouldn't want them to walk in on you you know there is a problem. >> should you tell her that you had lunch with the x yesterday. >> did you want a fight? >> you are talking about each other husband and invited her ex-boyfriend to her wedding. you're talk together wrong person. >> you shouldn't be going in the first place you know you shouldn't be doing it. if your current girlfriend walked in the on the situation and is there one issue in her brain you shouldn't be doing it. >> i agree with that. >> but she would want me to tell her that i was i

lied about the situation.ve that. if neither person lied, how could that be possible, they told different things who didn't raise their hands. why do you think that nobody lied, how could that have happened? >> first of all things can be distorted and appear like lies. and i think, maybe, the media might have been distorted some things and -- >> the media. >> now, we're not getting both sides. >> you raised your hand. you think mr. comey should go to jail? >> i think that my impression of comey, he was l.a. mess kind of guy, especially with his testimony today, he's more like where he wants to be the next novelist. a lot of things he came up with, seems like he's more inclined to fix them. >> he said he was in a room with president trump. he told his attorney general and his son to get out. he said president trump he hoped he would let it go regarding the flynn investigation. my question for you, that means he didn't order him. but if your superior, your boss, they hope you do something, isn't that imperative

the us attorney general has described allegations that he colluded with the kremlin as "detestable lies". jeff sessions told the senate intelligence committee he'd had no meetings with russian officials about mr trump's presidential campaign. aus a us student is being flown home after being released by north korea. otto warmbier, who was sentenced to 15 years hard labour for stealing a propaganda banner, apparently fell into a coma while injail. and this video is trending on bbc.com. scientists in china have discovered six dinosaurfossil beds in the north eastern city of yanji. they're the only ones to be found in a modern urban area. more on that story on our website. that is all for now. stay with us. more coming up from me later, but first, all the business news with rico hizon in singapore and asia business report. we look at what companies in america and asia want from the us fed ‘s intraday‘s meeting. ——. —— today's. i'm glad you could join us. i am rico hizon. it is less than 2a hours before we find out if the us central bank will raise interest rates for a second time this year.

been advancing lies. when i do something wrong, i feel guilty and terrible.y just keep going on with theirlt lying. they don't correct. they don't try to makeee it rig. >> a circus side show, sean. this president is head down. keeping his promises to the american people. it talking about the things that matter, to the people in mid-america. he's going to continue to do that. it's a good darn thing that this man has been an executive his entireg life. he knows how to focus despite the storms going on around him. he's chilling, relaxing, having a good time. having a great weekend. >> sean: ronna, no wonder they want to destroy on the left,ng r the 2018 and 2020 elections. we are the only ones left telling the truth to the american people. they just lie with regularity. >> we need to. there's no fairness out there. no balance in the media. i was watching a media showw lat night. they had nine contributors, all democrats. all left leaning. had one republican guest. i'm from michigan. we see it. we know it. at the american people are smarter than you are giving us

what do you think of the play li list that you all have given the world?ink we came on a whole different genre of music, only it was the stuff that we were just always, always playing. we always played -- we usually played black music. and i guess it just molded into a thing. >> you still out gigging after all of these years? >> i love it. >> yeah? >> yeah. >>> frank deford was one of the most beloved sports writers of all i'm. during a visit to this program he discussed while athletes hold an elevated place in society and why he believed sports upholds democracy. frank deford passed away sunday at the age of 78. what is it about sport that elevates and inflates these guys to a level that is higher than teachers, higher than physicians who are saving lives. you take the point. >> well, first of all, it's not the united states so it's got to be part of the human condition. it's the same all over the world. they're glamorous. they're beautiful. what they can do. we all admire them. and i think the fact, tavis, is we all play games when we're young. so in oth

he says the white house lied about him but now the administration is firing back. doug luzader has more from capitol hill. >> we may hear from the president himself on this later today. his attorney is lashing out at former fbi director james comey who said in no uncertain terms that the administration lied. >> the hear something a wrap but you can still feel the reverb rations in washington with the country left to decide who is telling the truth, the president or the fbi director he fired. >> those were lies plain and simple. >> james comey saying he thinks he was fired because of the on- going investigation into last year's role in russia election. the president seen jumping on a stunning comey admission, comey was the source of leaks about private conversations with the president. >> i needed to get that out into the public square and so i asked a friend of mine to share the content of the memo with a reporter. >> mr. comey has now admitted that he is one of these leakers. >> the trump's personal attorney responding and now we are told by a source close to that

caroline: that was li keqiang speaking at the world economic forum.what we were looking for, we did not get, which was a potential announcement on bond connect. ,i keqiang talking in dalian china today, reiterating the concerns from the global community, talking about globalization, the concerns about china's debt. correspondent our at the event in dalian, and put this into context for us. speech, howeqiang's was it received? on the main buttons that the audience here one at to hear about. he did not talk about the hong kong bond connect. perhaps he is saving that for xi jinping in hong kong for the 20th anniversary of the handover on friday. he did talk about china will meet most of the economic targets set out for 2017, and the second quarter showed some slight improvement over the first quarter. we know about the deleveraging campaign and concerns that they could take their foot off the gas pedal. some early economic indicators have suggested that, but he said they should hit all targets around 6.5% projected growth this year. also one of the big c

, heading towards a land lies fora party, ora elections, heading towards a land lies for a party, orwas only set up one year ago. quite an extraordinary political journey. it is. he has caught the mood of the country and it says something about the established parties, be it the socialists or the party of sarkozy. they must have just lost all credibility. the socialists in particular of expected to do quite badly so that is a summing up of the views of the french people. marine le pen will be a marginalgroup in french people. marine le pen will be a marginal group in parliament as well. i think it is connected in many ways and i am not suggesting that ukip are the same as the national front. the people really thought that ukip would get a number of seeds because millions voted for them. —— a number of seats. we thought we were drifting rightwards and now there are all sorts of surprises happening. i'm not an expert on emmanuel macron or french politics but it is amazing what has happened and then there is another election coming up, perhaps more crucial to us, the german election. th

he lied time and time again. he is a proven liar.a fact also. >> with what you saw in the comey testimony, what the president is alleged to have done, which you clearly believe he did say those things as jim comey described them, do you think it reaches the level of obstruction of justice? >> i think that it is -- those dots are very much connected, and that's why i am not calling for impeachment or anything of that nature, i believe we need to let the special prosecutor do his work. i think that's what justice calls for. do the investigation. the president said he will go under oath. i don't believe him because he is a liar. he also said he would turn over his tax returns, hasn't done that, so let's see. if he is compelled by the special prosecutor, let's see what takes place. i think let's let all of the facts fall wherever they may, but it seems clearly to me that obstruction of justice is an element of a crime that needs to be deeply looked at by the special prosecutor. >> there does seem to be some expectation from legal observe

those were lies, plain and simple. david westin, i want to turn to you, but they were extraordinary moments in the course of this theory -- in this hearing. but he felt bad about how he and been treated by the president. >> it was very clear. it was after the fact when they started saying why they fired me. he said it was liable, slanderous what they said, lies. but it wasn't the only thing he talked about when it comes to choose telling. , he was asked why he wrote memoranda when he met with the president and here is what he had to say when he had to have a convocation of what was said. >> do you have any doubt that russia attempted to interfere in the 2016 elections? mr. comey: none. >> do you have any doubt that the russian government was behind the intrusions and the dnc, and the subsequently about information? mr. comey: no doubt. >> you have any doubt that the russian government was behind the cyber intrusion and the stapler files? mr. comey: no. >> do you have any doubt that officials of the russian government o