all politicians tell lies.have experienced this in covering -- >> but there used mob honor among thieves. >> this is a different level. what we struggle with as reporters, it's deliberate. so with president trump you know in order to call it a lie, you have to be able to show that he is deliberately and intentionally doing that. a lot of times when he's ill informed, misinformed you don't know what his intent is. that adds a whole other dimension we are not used to. but his false statements -- there's nothing to compare it with. the number of times. >> after watching what you just played out here, the only -- you only reach one of two conclusions. does he have mental capability issues or he is chronically doing this and if he's doing it chronically is it purposeful? or, you know, just a matter of habit or addiction? and -- >> it does sound like he's selling a time share all the time. >> here's the point. the point politically it's less damaging for him to lie 18 times in one morning than once. because that feat

he lies. >> aren't you nervous about -- >> he lies! "the washington post" has been tracking it. over 3,000 lies. over 6 1/2 lies or misleading statements a day! how are you okay with the president not telling the truth so consistently, congressman? >> how are you okay with the fbi taking opposition research document to a secret court to get a secret warrant to spy on a fellow american and not telling the court who paid for the document -- >> that was not -- you can't pull the wool over my head. that was documented from the evidence that we have seen and from the paperwork we have seen. not the version the republicans put out of that memo. that was actually in the document. it was in there. let's move back to the ig report and you're talking about peter strzok. you're taking a line from the report talking about peter strzok saying under these circumstances we do not have confidence that strzok's decision to prioritize the russia investigation over following up on the mid year related investigative lead discovered on the wiener lab top w

li joined google cloud. bachelor of arts degree in physics from princeton and phd in electrical engineering from the california institute of technology. i now recognize dr. persons for five minutes to present his testimony. >> good morning. thank you, chairwoman comstock, ranking members lipinski and veasy. artificial intelligence, to ensure the u.s. remains a leader in ai innovation, special attention will be needed for our education and training systems, regulatory structures, frameworks for privacy and civil liberties and our understanding of risk management in general. ai holds substantial promise for improving hum life, increasing the nation's economic competitiveness and solving some of society's most pressing challenges. yet as a disruptive technology, ai poses risks that could have far-reaching effects on, for example, the future labor force, economic inclusion and privacy and civil liberties, among others. today i'll summarize three key insights arising from our recent work. first, the distinction b

he lies to us every day. his press secretary lies to us. am really upset about this whole meeting, i am sorry. host: thank you. this "new york times" headline, you will see the photograph of a young girl, we were showing you part of her speech earlier and we had to break away to show that latest handshake between the president and the north korean leader. we will resume that. she discusses what it is like to grow up in north korea and leaving that country at the age of 13. she put it in a new book, "in order to live: a north korean girls journey to free" we will breakaway as we get more pictures and events from singapore. you for coming to tonight's event. please welcome ms. park. [applause] park: [inaudible] thank you so much.

down that road lies the death of the fbi.he values of the institution? do i speak or conceal? let's turn to donald trump. it seems to me that in your dealings with donald trump from the very get 90, with donald trump from the very get go, before the inauguration of january 2017, new, very far from bringing eight blank slate to your view of him, you are deeply suspicious and get people of him from the start. that comes out clearly in your recollections in your memoir. sure, that is because i ama your memoir. sure, that is because i am a human being. i evaluate people who work for me and who i work for. it becomes political if you are from the very get go, likening the way he deals with you and that situations, likening him to a mafia don, mafia boss. that is notjust personal, that becomes political stop it —— political. i don't see it... the director of the fbi concluding from your first meetings the political equivalent of a mafia boss? not in the sense that he is robbing banks, thatis the sense that he is robbing banks, that

and that's why he lies. the truth is so bad for him, he will lie and create a falsehood that his followers will believe instead of the truth. so he lied about the inspector general's report. >> here's the good news. i did nothing wrong. there was no collusion. there was no obstruction. the ig report yesterday went a long way to show that. >> the inspector general's report did not say that donald trump did nothing wrong. the inspector general's report did not say there was no collusion, it did not say there was no obstruction. the inspector general's report said that hillary clinton did nothing wrong. did not commit a prosecutable crime and james comey was correct and followed justice department guidelines in reaching the conclusion that hillary clinton did not commit a crime. that's what the inspector general's report said. it also said that james comey should have kept that decision to himself and deferred to the attorney general about how to handle any public information about the clinton case. the inspect

either the president lied to jay sec low and area sarah sanders or they lied to us.s not a crime to lie to the american press or the american people. but it is a crime to lie under oath. the statement that the president dictateed wildly misleading in itself saying the trump tower meeting was largely about adoption when the reason it was set up in the first place was to get dirt on hillary clinton from the russians. but what is is stoupbding today is rudy guiliani's explanation for all of this. >> our recollection keeps changing. >> our recollection keeps change something are you suggesting someone forgot something? what did they forth when sec low said the president wasn't involved, he forgot what he actually was? when sarah sanders said he certainly didn't dictate the letter, she didn't recollect that he certainly did? it seems the biggest failure in recollection was the recollection to actually tell the truth. >> all right. let's discuss with john avlon and david gregory. john avlon, the president dictated the letter, we now know, as john so beautifully pointed out

he was told lies and he repeated them. other investigators have been interviewed about what went on in air force one in the preparation for that statement. they realize that their client has lied and they have to get r story out. >> it is more than embarrassing to the president's lawyers. if a president's lawyer lies to the fbi in a letter and does that knowingly and intentionally, that can be a crime in and of itself. so i am convinced that jeffrey toobin is rights that the president's lawyers did not know that the president dictated this statement if he dictated the statement. none of us know today what the reality is. we have conflicting stories and if i was a lawyer for a client, i would not tolerate conflicting stories being out there in this way. it makes the legal team and the client look terrible. >> same thing coming from this president which is people in the white house who are defending what the president is doing and they don't know the full story either. sarah sanders either she lied or she wasn't informed jus

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the reality is this administration lies. we need to say that he just acts out of character or speaks off the cuff. those are euphemisms. no, he is a liar. mueller's numbers are dropping. sure, they are. ive wonder who we are polling when we ask people who believe what mueller is doing. he has indicted 14 people that have been associated with this administration. that is a big deal. that is not him just throwing, you know, things at the wall and hoping that something sticks. it is sticking. the law is on our side. and i hope the messaging catches up with what we know, which is this administration has been involved in collusion and they are continue to go gaslight the american people. >> joe, the position that this puts republicans in. given that the complaints of the ig report are not true, we have discussions, we look at things, we fact check, and many facets of the media do put things in the proper context and truthful light. what does this do for republicans? >> it makes it very difficult for republicans. certainly to clai

this is a blame game and these are lies, lies and more lies.ave we seen such brazen lies come from the pulpit. conservatives, democrats are stomping mad. but conservatives like me are scared more than anything else that the president is head down a road that we knew he would go down. >> you just identified yourself, you're the republican on this discussion here. you're conservative. >> that is right. >> what is your take about all this, jonathan? >> first of all, i think it's what you just did with that fact check on the president's comments. what we've seen so far is that you have fact check departments at newspapers that maybe later on go along and in a separate story try to explain when the president is lying. >> washington post has a great one. >> right. >> but what we're getting now and this is very, very important is that the fact checking, the calling him out for his lies, is being integrated into the news stories which is something that didn't use to get done. it was seen as being not journalistically proper. and what happened was first

she lied. they went to trial. she lost. dinesh d'souza admitted he lied and broke the law. scooter libby lied. joe arpaio flouted the justice system. i can't believe rudy giuliani would pardon these people. >> the only reason you get pardoned is you committed a crime. pardon doesn't exist -- >> oh, no, you could pardon even before he or she is adjudicated. he's choosing to do this now. it seems like the president wants to send a message, i'm doing this early on in the investigation where maybe lying will become a commodity. >> chris, every single one of these cases at the time was highly controversial. i can give you a "wall street journal" editorial about each one of them including the one withartha stewart in particular which they saw as a real perverstice, because she was trapped into perjury. scooter libby, the investigation never should have taken place. they should have moved to have that case dismissed on the grounds that if there was perjury, it was immaterial. >> rudy. >> it would be like conducting a murder investigation after you caught the murderer, knew who he

moreover, eisenhower lied about u-2, kennedy lied. list of the presidents-- maybe george washington, steve, is the only-- stephen, is the only person who didn't -- >> stephen: he cannot tell a lie. the cherry tree. >> the thing is -- >> stephen: wait a second, if you lie, yes, politicians lie. everybody knows politicians lie at various times in their careers. but if you lie, there's a consequence for having been caught. that is the foundation-- ( applause ) -- of public morality and ethics. if you say he lies and that's , where are we going? where are we going? >> i'm not justifying the lies, i'm jut trying to put it in historical context. but i'm also saying that most people, okay, have told a lie. >> stephen: but not about colluding with the russian government to undermine our democracy! there's a big difference! there's a-- >> he didn't do that. >> stephen: yes, they colluded, a failed collusion-- >> they didn't collude. >> stephen: you're a lawyer. you know a failed collusion is still collusion. if you've got goods you want to fen

wilbur ross apparently lied, not illegally, but lied about divesting himself of investment in russianen asked about it by journalists, shorted the stock and five days later divested it. and he sold it to his bank to hold in trust for members of his family. i recommend people to read the forbes story. it is going to get lost but it's really important. >> the reason there's no criminal violation there is that the intent to divest, which is all that he had expressed earlier was that something that he did not do. and that's not -- you're not held to that intent to the point of criminal penalty. >> one of the things we are going to discovery when all of this is over, is we have a lot of laws about government integrity. they were written in the 1970s on the assumption that people who would serve in government would be affluent professionals. they weren't to capture people with webs of international holdings. and we need to revisit the laws written in the '70s. >> wilbur ross is actually the member of the administration with the most complex and vast holdings around the world. david frum, th

it was based on lies. it has become clear what lies they were.id you feel back in 2016 that you did not know what people were voting for?” felt worried that the media was portraying it a total lies, with the nhs pass, the 30 million a week, it was clearly lies. it was worrying how many people were calling for about an voting based on lies. how do you see this will actually happen in another referendum when you have the two main political parties and neither of them say they want another referendum ? neither of them say they want another referendum? that is why the people are out for it. we will protest for it. we are not optimistic it will happen but it is about having your voice heard and being seen to take a stand about what will affect our lives. the government has signed a lives in ways we need to take to the streets for it. i will let you get back to the rally. those speeches are due to start an hour the rally. those speeches are due to startan houror the rally. those speeches are due to start an hour or so's time. a quick look now at the co

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the president lied and lied and lied.0 children that he's holding hostage. he will not -- he and his government will not promise to reunite these kids with their parents. there's no process for doing that. this executive order, whatever the heck it is, does not apply to them in any way, and we are hearing from lawyers, we are hearing from advocates, we are hearing from parents themselves that they have no idea how to find their children. they have no idea how to get their children back. so i am not giving donald trump credit. he's stopped lying, saw he was going to pay a price, a politil price, so did other republicans. but this is not over. >> well, he's still saying it's the democrats' fault. >> right. of course. >> and it's a good question, we'll pick it up on the other side of the break. i'm glad we have a diverse panel, we have latinas, women here, and an african american. i wonder if the president would help himself if his administration was more diverse, especially on issues like this. we'll discuss right after thi

they lied about it. who lied, let's not get into it, it doesn't matter.hat matters is it was a deception of what they knew to be true and that's why mueller has to sit down with them. yes, they've had lots of documents, yes, they've had lots of people talk to them. who knows which to believe. mueller himself reportedly said i need to hear from the president directly, i have to get a sense of where his head was on this ese decisions. >> let's talk about you. how much do you miss us? >> i miss it. this show is so important. >> he's dodging the question. >> i miss you. i'm no bill clinton. i miss you personally and now and it's not because things have changed recently. i miss being here. this show is the best thing going. >> what time did you wake up this morning? >> about 16 minutes ago. >> that sounds good. >> i'm kidding. i was up and watching. >> tell us what we can expect with "cuomo primetime." what's your vision? >> what you will like least is more me. all >> all of that is true. >> we're going to go deeper on issues that allow for a longer interview.

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oops, he lied. got problems. people are afraid of that. i would like to talk.ems to be very biased. >> so the reason rudy giuliani doesn't want him to talk, and he said this on george stephanopoulos's program, and the reason his friend don't want him to talk is they know he is a pig fat liar, they said it on tv. >> with which would get him into trouble in terms of obstruction or perjury. or they know he might tell the truth, which gets him in trouble for obstruction and collusion. >> you either go down with obstruction and perjury or obstruction and collusion. at's what his friends think. >> i want to speak up. the other railing percentage. if they understand, this is about our democracy, this is about whether the rule of law exists. this is about whether the man who is president now conspired or his people conspired with russians to steal the election. the stakes are really high. >> let me ask you about something, charles crowdhammer who sadly has written about his own final chapter in his life recently. but the first line of his book is about how he changed f

the president's lawyer lied to the american people. either he lied or the president lied to him. this business about donald trump jr.'s meeting at trump tower, joe sekulow repeatedly said the president wasn't behind it, wasn't involved, didn't write it. let's remind people what he said. >> that was written by donald trump jr. and i'm sure in consultation with his lawyer. >> the president did not sign anything. >> he certainly didn't dictate. he weighed in, offered suggestion like any father should do. >> the president dictated the letter. so all of that was wrong. >> the thing that i love, what rudy guiliani was saying, this is why we can't have him testifying because people's recollections keep changing. actually, you know what, there is only one truth. if you tell the truth, you don't have to worry about making false statements. i just found that statement byg. >> does it tell you the fact that they now -- the fact that they knitted in the letter, in the memo that the president did dictate it, does that tell you the reason they had to admit it. there is no reason they have no n

this attorney general lied under oath. about his contact with the russians. he lied under oath.ill and op-ed in the new york times calling for his resignation. and then to ask myself should atty. general session one of the worst we have ever had? the answer to that is no. because if he goes robert mueller goes. lying under oath and has nothing to do with those other issues that we are in a very troubling situation to keep this man were he is for the time being. and from subverting the rule of law. [applause] would that change at the justice department? >> but then imagine if barack obama had done whatever. >> and to avoid that with the justice department if eric holder had lied under oath during his confirmation? these are troubling concepts isn't quite that public into with the attorney general session and the prosecutors across the country through the 93 u.s. attorneys offices nationwide. and what does that mean? he will have a greater capacity to carry out his priority is attorney general. and priority numbers. and loretta lynch made those decisions about those priorities and

li. but i also point out that i think it is also becoming increasingly hard to truly compete as an academic institution. ou look at what's happening, it's very different from most scientific fields. and that the salary disparity between what you can get at one of these industrial labs versus what you can get in academia, it's very, very large. and there's a second piece, which is in order to do the research, you need access to massive computational resources. for example, the work we just did with this s.t.e.a.m. breakthrough, that required a giant cluster of something around 10,000 machines. and that's something where i an academic setting, it's not clear how you can access those resources. and so i think for the playing field to still be accessible, i think that there needs to be some story for how people in academic institutions can get access to that, and i think that the question of, you know, where is the best research going to be done and where are the best people going to be, i th

donald trump himself lied about th this. >> they lied saying itbout adoption which is an absurdity.nt there to give dirt on the democratic nominee for president of the united states. giving dirt on the democratic nominee is not an attack on the democratic party. it's not an attack on hillary clinton. it's an attack on the sovereignty of the united states. this is what george washington warned the country about. the interference of foreign powers in our affairs. this is outrageous. so we see kevin mccarthy -- and this mains me to say because i've known kevin mccarthy for a long time. i've known kevin mccarthy since before he was in the congress. since he was in the california legislature. >> that's me with paul ryan. >> and i don't care -- i'm completely indifferent. if either party wants to make a monkey of the majority leader, i'm good with it if that's what they want to do but theaker he house is the constitutional office, third in line to the presidency and he disqualified himself yesterday. he disqualified himself for serious consideration for real power in this country because

an online too, officers at detecting lies, trying to dispel the myths. officers at detecting lies, trying at detecting lies, trying to dispel the myths. people are spreading such type of news, which are not quite vindicated. across india, eight lives have been lost in this way the fallacy defeat in fact. fake news is a challenge we all grappled with, but here it is proving deadly. -- verified. britain's prince william has arrived in israel — the first member of the british royal family to undertake an official visit to the country. he will also visit the palestinian territories. 0ur royal correspondent nicholas witchell is travelling with prince william on his five day tour of the middle east, and he sent this report. it had become an anomaly which needed to be corrected. israel is a country with which britain has generally good relations, yet for 70 years — since its creation — there has never been an official visit by a member of the british royalfamily. the region's problems have meant the moment has never been deemed to be right. but as prince william arrived at tel aviv airport this

lies, lies, lies. they make it all up. >> it's not only run throughout the trump family, but it's spread to jay sekulow. you heard the statements jay sekulow just made, right? before he said that, he had written this memo to mueller saying -- >> right, he wrote the memo -- >> my client drafted the response to the trump tower meeting. on tv, he says, no. he may be facing state bar issues, jay sekulow and someone should bring this up for investigation at the state bar. >> joyce, let me let you jump in on that. so, jay sekulow, as frank points out, is one of the authors of this memo, we believe, or he was at least co-counsel with john dowd. he wrote in this memo that the president dictated the statement when he media started asking. we now know that he was lying at the time that he made those statements to the press. we don't know if he's the one that directed sarah huckabee sanders to lie from the podium, but he could have been someone she reached out to. what sort of predicament does that create for jay

the president said in tweets about mc cape, lied, lied, lied. he called mccabe a loser. class classic move. lied. he called his wife a loser, classic move. big -- >> we have very limited time, i want to keep us focused on the former deputy attorney general wanting immunity. if he had nothing to hide a company if he was a bore and had information to release to the media, why was he asking for immunity? >> that's all i'm saying. when the president asked for the fifth amendment, please bring that back. >> laura: when is e esident asking for the fifth amendment? >> here's what i mean. if you have an president that issues pardons willy-nilly, mccabe would be out of his mind not to seek immunity when you have somo is at the top of the justice department. >> laura: richard come his own lawyer is saying he's concerned. >> he should be concerned when he has the president going after people like crazy. >> laura: this is a criminal referral, though that was made by the inspector general. the inspector generally the predicate for this. i get it that you don't like trump. it's a big

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one of the statements where he lied under oath is reported to the inspector general's office.has some serious problems charles. charles: john. >> look at the person lies one time you can possibly brush it away is a misunderstanding but four times? it's intentional. charles: what was the intent there? it was so overt. what was he trying to achieve? >> he was playing politics instead of upholding the law. >> i can answer that as well. initially there's a "wall street journal report" that came out in a sober 23rd about -- seven days later there was another report coming out saying that mccabe was going to stop the clinton foundation investigation. to get out in front of that he had two people reach out to "the wall street journal" to put out his spin which was there was a prior conversation where he said no we are not stopping this investigation. with all the weak talk it was a priority for the attorney general's office so when comey comes to him the next day after "the wall street journal" article it was a priority. charles: she was an extraordinary longshot yet she was able to

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he lied under oath.hat's what happened there and senator franken called him on that. i then wrote an op-ed in the new york times calling for his resignation because he had lied under oath. that's what happened. he decided not to resign, but to recuse from the russian investigation and now i'm in the very difficult position of having to ask myself should attorney general session, one of the worst attorney generals we've ever had be fired. and having to reach the conclusion the answer to that is no. why? because he goes, robert mueller goes, that's what's going on. so, i detest this attorney general. he lied under oath. he has subverted our constitution and nothing to do with all of these other issues that people may disagree or agree with him about, but we're in the very, very troubling situation where we have to keep this man where he is at least for the time being to prevent this president from subverting the rule of law and i ask how did we get into this horrible situation, it's a tragedy. >>. [applaus

komi leaked, he lied about it in congress. mccabe lied to the fbi, same as general flynn. the fire is court s never told that hillary pay for the dossier. this was during a presidential campaign. the pfizer court was never told michael steele was fired by the fbi for lying to the fbi. very incredible source. hillary clinton the fbi were dealing with russia. that is where they got their dirt for the dossier. entire conversations between the trump and foreign leaders have been leaked to the press. michael flynn was unmasked. host: i think we got the idea. a lot of dots that need to be conducted -- need to be connected. as the ni, were you aware that -- as dni, were you aware? guest: we try to write all of them down. the infamous dossier. the dossier is a collection of that were notmos drawn on the intelligence community assessment. that is not to say that some of what was in the dossier, what was corroborated in our intelligence community assessment which was drawn a lot of other sources which we had confidence in. the foreign intelligence surveillance court, authorizations

it lies between the sky and the soil between the high and the low atocha between myth and harsh reality but only slightly closer to heaven than to this world. a night the villages believe wolves are on the prowl according to the old folk there howling chorus echoes in the far off peaks. and it is indeed those wild hunters who have given the village its name to call an edge the wolf's place situated on an up and plateau richly blessed by name. chill with its lush fields and enters forests. hidden away and strangely detached from time this tiny community nestles at the foot of mount seir oval. and away says of calm eight hundred meters up a jewel in the heart of central europe in eastern slovakia will call an edge a village in harmony with nature. i've. i've . i've i've i've. the villages only street straight to the cone of mt sid all of which forms a natural protective barrier to the north. until recently there was no real road here until anyone wanting to reach full color image from the valley had to walk several kilometers covered. distance on horseback by donkey. in its seclusion the