what is the logan act? that a law written in 1799 prohibits american citizens without permission from the government talking to foreign individuals about differences in policy. i want everyone in america to understand the way the system works. the transition team the incoming administration should be talking to foreign leaders and representatives about how the transition will work and about policy differences. i am going to ask every senator to think -- have you called a foreign leader in your time in the senate to express differences in concern about a particular administrative policy? have you violated the logan act? i consistently talk to foreign leaders with my -- about my differences with republican and administrations. have i violated the logan act? i called the israelis and told them to push back against -- did i violate the logan act? syria,d our allies in the stf and told them to rally their allies in washington to push back against president trump's decision to withdraw all our forces from syria.

what is the logan act? that a law written in 1799 prohibits american citizens without permission from the government talking to foreign individuals about differences in policy. i want everyone in america to understand the way the system works. the transition team the incoming administration should be talking to foreign leaders and representatives about how the transition will work and about policy differences. i am going to ask every senator to think -- have you called a foreign leader in your time in the senate to express differences in concern about a particular administrative policy? have you violated the logan act? i consistently talk to foreign leaders with my -- about my differences with republican and administrations. have i violated the logan act? i called the israelis and told them to push back against -- did i violate the logan act? syria,d our allies in the stf and told them to rally their allies in washington to push back against president trump's decision to withdraw all our forces from syria.

did i violate the logan act? i called the kurds and our allies in syria, the sdf, and i asked them to rally their allies in washington to push back against president trump's decision to withdraw all of our forces from syria. did i violate the logan act? no. no one in history of the department of justice has ever been prosecuted for violating the logan act. why are we having these hearings? to make sure that laws like this cannot be used as political tools to get people you don't like. and we need to clear up once and for all how the logan act works in america. i dare say that every incoming administration routinely has discussions with foreign leaders about policy differences and how things will be different. ms. yates, when she understood what was going on was very concerned that a prosecution under the logan act was being contemplated. the question is, who brought up the logan act in the january 5th meeting? whose great idea was this? ms. yates's 302 interview where she talked about the january 5th feeting with

thank you, logan.ryone at the beginning, with my warning, is that we would this hour would fly by. still have about eight or nine minutes left and i'm willing to go a few minutes longer because this is such a rich conversation prompted by a terrific back. everything i heard from the commenters was that they'd sign off that form that circulated in the room and with flying colors. obviously there's -- but it's not to say that arch agrees on everything but what we have is a very important conversation where we have highlighted what at the true areas of debate that are needed to engage. while we have been listening, our audience has been submitting questions which i've collected and they come good the groups if want to mention some of these and then turn -- give tom a few minutes to pick and choose amongst them and then actually go back through our commentators in reverse order, logan, ann, helge and joyce, for final riskes from their side as well. -- reaction from their side as well. and i know we're tryi

did i violate the logan act? i called our allies in syria and asked them to rally their allies in washington. i violate the voting act, no. no one in the history of the department of justice has ever been prosecuted for violating the logan act. we are having these hearings to make sure that the walls like this cannot be used as political tools to get people you don't like and we need to clear up once and for all how the act works in america. i daresay that every incoming administration routinely has discussions with foreign leaders about policy differences in how things will be different. when ms. yates understood what was going on, she was very concerned that a prosecution under the act was being contemplated. the question is who brought up the act in the january 5 meeting, whose great idea was this? the interview where she talked about the meeting with the fbi doesn't mention the vice president being in the meeting but what do we now know? we know sheon was shocked and ws having a hard time following th convers

considering that a violation of the logan act. what is the logan act? that was written in 1799 that prohibits american citizens, without permission from the government, talking to foreign individuals about differences in policy. so i want everybody in america to understand the way the system works. the transition team of the incoming administration should be talking to foreign leaders and representatives about how the transition will work and about policy differences. i will ask every senator to think, have you called a foreign leader in your time in the senate to express differences or concerns about a particular administration policy? have you violated the logan act? i consistently talk to foreign leaders about my differences with republican and democratic administrations. have i violated the logan act? i have called up the israelis and urged them to push back against the iran nuclear agreement because people in america will listen to you. i thought it was a bad deal. did i violate the logan act? i called the kurds and our allies in syria, the sdf and

let's go now to logan wright.nks for joining us, logan. >> thank you, scott, and thank you, tom. really appreciate the invitation. and tom, just want to say, join the calls of congratulations for this book. it's, you know, it's a very impressive coverage of a wide range of events throughout can china's financial history. and, you know, what i found most impressive was it really integrates a lot of the political insights and some of the key events within china's economic history together. and i've seen very few books even really attempt this. i also found, you know, this discussion of the debt dynamics in terms of borrowers, dividing up the borrowers and lenders and then telling the history was a very novel way of addressing, you know, different actors within the system, and, you know, really innovative. so some of the anecdotes here are great particularly when you're talking to entrepreneurs and borrowers. and, you know, a lot of the other integrations of, you know, contemporary references to chinese literature, f

logan wright is the director of the rhodium group. with research she's a nonresident adjunct fellow. beasley logan was head of china research for global advice will advisors in beijing. he is joining us from hong kong today. so i'm going to turn things over to joyce first. and then we will look at questions from the audience. so joyce over to you. >> thank you so much scott. it is a real pleasure to be with you scott i want to congratulate you with all of the work you have been doing. i really want to be here to congratulate tom. because someone whose work with china for the last three decades i highly recommend this book. that goes through the four different stages of what china is in an each stage of the cycle to take a more gradual approach. there's a few things that tom highlights that i thanks worth emphasizing. first of all that china's not very experienced economy wide, and i think the other thing that stands out in this book is how much china learn from the financial crisis. that's a list by the global financial crisis. the gr

james comey talked about the logan act.nn lied when both fbi agents stated after the interview they didn't think he lied. there is obviously a concerted effort to diffuse blame at the top and, i mean right now, james comey is the whipping boy, but that will continue to go. i mean there are obviously i think she is covering up -- covering up for anybody. elizabeth: president trump obama at the oval office meeting early january 2017 said to comey at that meeting, put the right people on it, according to government documents. meaning put the right fbi agents on michael flynn. eventually was peter strzok. susan rice denied to judy woodruff on pbs in the 2017 knowing about unmasking, knowing about the exposure of trump team members and regular intelligence and u.s. documents. she denied knowing about that. declassified documents, susan rice directly requested unmasking trump team members. she has issues about veracity about benghazi. is she the right choice for the vice-presidential pick. >> absolutely not. not for the country.

to say we're joined live by political activist rogers right brian logan who's a blogger on political and social issues good to see you both. rogers right can we kick off with the ins and outs of this bill the this still appear a tad ambiguous in places but could we know start to see race and gender officially becoming more important than professional law tribute. i don't believe that's the case i mean i will say 1st and foremost it is of course very sad that we needed government intervention and for more diversity on these corporate boards the bottom line is that there have always been qualified people of color unqualified women who just don't have the access to these corporations and it's just important that we do and it's also beneficial to these corporations for their bottom line when they have people on their boards who are representative of their consumers that's better for their bottom line and we've seen that as expressed in forbes magazine in bloomberg magazine as well so i don't think that this is going to lead to unqualified people being in positions of power where they sho

graham accused yates' justice department of applying a 200-year-old law called the logan act for purely political purposes. in an exchange that drew in democratic senator patrick leahy. >> what was mentioned the logan act about, in what context? >> i'm not sure if he mentioned that in the oval office meeting or in the meeting -- >> what do you think about -- >> mr. chairman, let her answer the question. just because it's a woman testifying doesn't mean she has to be cut off. >> thanks a lot. senator. i really appreciate that. you're very constructive. >> let us bring in nbc news justice correspondent julia ainsley. what happened today? >> well, it was a heated exchange, as there usually is over this topic of the russia investigation. we saw sally yates stay cool, calm, and collected, as she usually is. of course, she's the former acting attorney general and deputy attorney general under president obama, and she described the january 5th meeting in the oval office in 2017, just before the trump administration came in, where she learned that incoming national security adviser michael flyn

biden was even saying using the logan act which is exactly what they used on flynn. they used the logan act, and they had it down in writing in a white house meeting where president obama and vice president biden were there. biden suggested logan act which i understand very well, but general flynn probably didn't. what they've done to him and so many other people, they've destroyed their lives. i caught them and we caught them spying, using the intelligence apparatus of our country to spy on an opponent or to opposing party's campaign both before and after the election are. how about after the election? i had already won. and now they wanted to get -- lou: right. >> that was the insurance policy, lou, we're going to get him out. in case she loses, famous quote from peter strzok and his lover, lisa page. you remember that beauty. so that was the story. we caught them spying, now it's up to our attorney general. as you know, i wanted them to do it. i didn't want to get overly involved. maybe i should, maybe i shouldn't, but i do hear it's breathtaking, what they've fou

it wasas a counterintelligence threat, not a criminal prosecution of the logan act that was the focus. >> thank you ms. yates. >> senator coons. >> thank you, chairman graham and ranking member feinstein. thank you, ms. yates for your 20 some years of service to the united states department of justice and foror your testimony here today. let me just begin at the outset sort of a framing here. do youou have any doubt that russian attack the united states during the 2016 presidential election with the intention of changing the outcome or influence the outcome of that election? >> none. >> you have any reason to be concerned with the russians man fact, be trying to do that again for the 2020 election? >> i think all of us should be very concerned about that. our intelligence committee has told us that. >> let me go back to some issues that event touched on before but make sure we've had a chance to explore them. carter page was never charged in the russian investigation and out of the whole 448 pages of the mueller report only eight pages pertain to carter page but there's been some focu

that does seem to be a violation of the logan act. questioning of michael flynn was about two things. it was about national security, why was this man having all these weird conversations with the russians during the transition, and it was also ultimately about whether the logan act had been violated, whether michael flynn had committed a crime. >> paul, if you were on that panel, what question would you ask sally yates? >> i would ask sally yates, do you think that the russian investigation was justified. that's the same question that they asked rod rosenstein a couple of months ago and he said, while there were some problems with fisa application for carter page who was a low level aide to the trump campaign, those things that keyed off the russia investigation were fully justified. i'm certain that saylie yati sa would say the same thing. remember, michael flynn pled guilty to lying to the trump administration. he was fired because he lied to the vice president. and the russia investigation, which they are still trying to discredit

so first of all, to logan's point on the cost. i think that is completely right.the leveraging has not been a painless cost free process. it is certainly true if we look at alternative indications, in 2016, and 2017, 2018. may well have been significantly below what the official was protected. the cost of leveraging. in the point that i would make the is the fact that china's leaders were willing to embark on a painful labor during campaign itself, it's an evidence of their willingness to do that. one of the choices for the choices are continue to grow really fast. in a financial or an attempt to manage problems and take the cost now. most economies around the world, the over option two. let things run and they have a crisis. china did that early acceptance and cost. so i think that in itself goes to some of the strengths of chinese economic and financial systems. and and made a really interesting point, when we run out, intangible value to the financial system. i think but that speaks to, really is a question about china's story. sophie really think the china's g

nobody has ever been prosecuted for the logan act. everyone knows any time someone raises the logan act it's politically -- so i am sorry i don't want someone like that with that power particularly when we looked at the previous demonstrations and the doj and fbi spying on american citizens and an american upon it. steve: there's a lot there. this whole show actually as we are talking shows how much there is. but it's true. help many different specific points and there's a real target rich environment. i hope the trump campaign gets fired up about it. coming up,' tyrannical ♪ ♪ i got it all from you ♪ i'm always pushing through ♪ i know we'll make it to the finish line ♪ ♪ i know you're waiting on the other side ♪ ♪ i'm like you on-demand glucose monitoring. because they're always on. another life-changing technology from abbott. so you don't wait for life. you live it. so we collaborate ♪ ocean spray works with nature every day to farm in a sustainable way steve: welcome back really told you about, while harassing -- but there are ru

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nobody has ever been prosecuted for the logan act.ryone knows any time someone raises the logan act it's politically -- so i am sorry i don't want someone like that with that power particularly when we looked at the previous demonstrations and the doj and fbi spying on american citizens and an american upon it. steve: there's a lot there. this whole show actually as we are talking shows how much there is. but it's true. help many different specific points and there's a real target rich environment. i hope the trump campaign gets fired up about it. coming up,' tyrannical treatment of staff. we have the details, next. steve: welcome back really told you about, while harassing -- but there are rumors swirling for years about her personal behavior. the 2017 pro file in "u.s. news and world report" everything imaginable of joe biden's running mate including fascinating stories. during her senate days she compelled to step to take a set from a donor's house and she required a personal assistant to write two or three lunch options for vegan

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lou: yates also confirmed that the logan act was brought up in a now-infamous oval office meeting onuary 5th of 2017. but she said she remembers only comey talking about it and not former vice president joe biden. it just so happens others say that the former vice president is the one who brought up the idea of the logan act as a way to go after general flynn. yates made it clear she doesn't like president trump, and she did her best to assume a pretentious mantel of superiority over the president of the united states. senator john kennedy drew this response if yates. from yates. >> you don't like donald trump, do you? >> i don't like, i don't respect the manner in which he has carried out the presidency. lou: well, tsk, tsk, tsk. in another exchange, yates claimed she wases aware of the origins of the fraudulent steele dossier. she nonetheless signed off on the fisa warrant to spy on former trump campaign aide carter page. >> if i had known that it would take incorrect information, i certainly wouldn't have. >> thank you. and do you agree with me it did contain incorrect information

keep in mind the logan act is a piece of law so serious it has never been prosecuted successfully innt to obscure all personal responsibility, take no accountability for anything, and if that is what we're viewing as leadership, congratulations to the dnc tonight because they have the perfect speaker. david: consider what president obama himself about the way things were done in the fbi in the context of this leadership matters segment of the dnc's convention tonight. we're going to play a tape of president obama, he was on "fox news sunday" back in 2016 before the election then. listen to this. >> i guarranty that there is no political influence in any investigation conducted by the justice department or the fbi, not just in this case but in any case. full stop, period. >> she will be treated no differently. >> guaranteed, full stop. nobody gets treated differently when it comes to the justice department because nobody is above the law. david: congressman, we now know that was not true. i'm not going to say he was lying because we don't know what was in president obama's head at tha

ok live now to political commentator and see brian logan high there and say welcome back to. talking about a place of 100000 people yet from sunday to now after that horrendous video has been shared so widely we've gone from a peaceful city to one where you've got calls confronting protesters hundreds of national guard on the way and a curfew being defied you surprised at how quickly this is escalated. not at all not really because of the whole georgia florida effect i guess you would call it as soon as something happens doesn't really matter who's there for who did it right who dare wrong there's going to be an immediate reaction for a variety of different reasons people are out there trying to do people are out there trying to rally it to put in different kinds of political ideology so there's no surprise that it's happening so quickly because it's pretty much doubt to be this way in many states unfortunately so if this could have been predicted that it could go this bad what could the authorities have done because equally if they'd have come down hard to try and head off a

lara logan host a fox nation. and the national post.aura, the feds have pulled back and they don't expect it to die down this weekend. so what is the end goal here for democrats and the far left? >> well, that is a very interesting question, laura, because for example, the feds, i have been speaking for federal law enforcement officials that make the point they absolutely have not gone anywhere and there's a lot of confusion about what really happened in portland because there's been a big lie that has been created, which is the one that you hurt and all of those quotes that you played. and the big lie is that the presence of federal officials and federal officers is what made everything worse in portland what everyone is conveniently ignoring it is night after night after night, portland was burning. it was on fire. just ask anyny of the local journalist who were there. at ask any of the local business owners. they are an eye-opening account. and this just hasn't been brought in the mainstream media until the federal officials went the

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solamente en la ciudad sino en varios puntos en el Área de la bahÍa, vamos a pasar con nuestra meyer o logan: definitivamente la situaciÓn de incendios forestales sobre estado tomando en consideraciÓn que la calidad del aire se afectaron muchÍsimo en cuestiÓn de 48 horas, se detectaba esta gran cantidad de humo en el Área de cobertura, realmente impresionante y dice que tenemos los tres complejos de incendios forestales. se refiere que son grupos de fuegos forestales, hay cerca de siete incendios ardiendo que han quemado mÁs de 46.000 acres de terreno y los mÁs significativos ocurren en la regiÓn de alameda hasta santa clara, tambiÉn tenemos incendios en el condado de sonoma en la zona de san mateo y santa cruz donde mÁs de 10.000 acres de terrenos ha sido afectados. las palizas estÁn muy favorables para que estos siniestros continÚan creciendo sin control, la situaciÓn es miseria y es muy importante que si reside en una regiÓn donde se ha emitido una orden de evacuaciÓn, lo haga de inmediato ponga su seguridad primero asÍ como la de sus hijos, ancianos y mascotas. tenga sus documentos a la

that logan probably going to. check each. county down. if i ever find out how much. some of. you are still. going to see. there's no ambiguity. in the tyrant and well call me very little if you call that tired. no. 2 for this. this is our notice to proceed from the united states department of the interior bureau of indian affairs. and god we've got 4 hostages building right now that we're construction simultaneously we've got a crusher crew with up at the pit right now we've got. louis up there driving the trucks and they're coming down the hall with no one to help them down here by october 3rd she's going to kind of thing and then through that the final we're going to be working on the design for the community and streets and then next year we'll be finishing the 4 houses that are currently getting started and then building one other house and hopefully more if we secure funding for housing for future house of. people works like the board probably refer to when we started the parent the military helping the village to relocate. and we're ahead but there have. been new park a

biden suggested that logan act which i understand very well.ut general flynn probably didn't but they used it on him very, very terribly what they've done to him and in people they've destroyed their lives. i caught them and we caught them spying, using the intelligence apparatus of our country to spy on an opponent or the opposing parties campaign. both before and after the election, how about after the election? i had already won, and now they wanted to get that was the insurance policy lou we're going get them out incase loses we're going use insures policy a famous quote from strzok and lisa page you remember that beauty so that was a story we caught them spying now up to our attorney general as you know i've wanted them to do it i didn't want to get overly involved maybe i should, shouldn't but i do hear it is breathtaking what they've found that's all i can say breathtaking. and hopefully it will come out soon. but it's beyond what anybody ever thought even possible. how bad it is. how bad it is and how corrupt it is. but i'm going to let

chicago alderman raymond lopez and larra logan close to fox nation. has no agenda thank you for being here. alderman, lopez has fox or mayor lightfoot explained why they didn't bring felony charges against the looters the first time around? the first round of looters? >> all we have gotten from the city of chicago from the mayor and the district attorney a lot of finger-pointing and semantic arguments on what the difference between looting and shoplifting is. and all that has done is created a schism in a law enforcement that these organized criminals are manipulating and using to continue round 2 of looting. i don't think we will see any change in behavior if they are no consequences to be had. >> raymond: unbelievable to me. this is inconceivable. lara logan i want to bring you in here. why aren't we seeing more national coverage of the story? it seems there is an intentional mind-set that wants to just ignore and edit this story out of the american conscious yet it is happening across the country. >> he had come it is quite extraordinary, raymond.

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black, civil rights, and citizenship, according to the historian and world war i veteran, rayford logan but african-americans had not surrendered the fight for full citizenship in equality. when we talk about the new negro movement, it's important to acknowledge that it did not emerge out of a vacuum. even in the midst of tit, the african-americans fought back and laying the groundwork that would be the civil rights movement. we can point to ida b. wells, the niagra movement, established by w.e.b. du bois, more radical voices like hubert harrison, who is associated with the socialist party, william monroe trotter and his protests against "birth of a nation." that spectacularly racist 1915 blockbuster film that woodrow wilson allowed to be screened in the white house. speaking of woodrow wilson -- [ laughter ] -- perhaps he should have thought a little bit more carefully about his words on the evening of april the 2nd, 1917, as he issued a declaration of war against germany and we all know the words. in his 36-minute speech, he said the world must help democracy. we shall be satisfied wh

if anybody violated the logan act, it was the obama administration.hey tried to jinx it for president trump. >> sandra: she was clearly pressed on whether or not former vice president joe biden, former president barack obama had any influence on the investigation. here's how she responded. >> during the meeting, the president, the vice president, the national security advisor did not in any way attempt to direct or influence any kind of investigation. something like that would have set off alarms for me. it would've stuck out both of the time and in my memory. no such thing happened. >> biden and obama did not try to direct or influence any part of the investigation, stating it clearly. >> somebody did. we have notes, handwritten notes. we have text messages. we have conversations that have been taken down verbatim. what do those conversations say? in the meeting she's referring to, they did talk about it and the vice president was the one who brought up the idea of the logan act violations. maybe she can claim that no, everything was done by the book

whens it really about, you know, the logan act, biden brings it up at the oval office meeting.ent obama saying to james comey and sally yates, put right agents on it. the right fbi agents to go after michael flynn. seems there was a lot of dodging questions that were asked yesterday. your take on that. >> i'm so glad that senator graham, chairman of the judiciary committee held the hearings. we need more people under oath and more people held to account what was done in the months before trump took office and the time between the election and when trump took the oath of office, including that meeting in the oval office with vice president biden who did recommend a logan act. rarely you get a senate judiciary hearing more exciting than the house judiciary committee hearing. i'm used to the house judiciary committee hearings full of bombast but this rose to that level. elizabeth: let me back up. sally yates didn't address alleged abuses by the fbi we're finding in declassified government documents. that the fbi used pretext after regular debriefing of general flynn to spy on him.

also lara logan, host of "letter logan has no agenda."nt of beautiful wisconsin, what is the reaction from your fellow wisconsinites about the lack of leadership from the state, the governor, and the violence we are seeing again tonight? >> it's astounding, and people have to understand, this is not an inner city, this is a little kenosha, a small city of 100,000 people, a blue-collar town where people put on their boots and go to work. they can't believe that governor evers didn't do anything until he started -- he and biden starting to seep poll numbers go down. they were willing to sacrifice the city to all these outside agitators in the name of ideology, political cowardice, whatever. it's unbelievable, and i'm going to tell you what, laura, i think when this election is over, you are going to see that kenosha is an inflection point in the selection, because wisconsin is crucial, and everybody knows that the election and the victory run through little towns like this, blue-collar workers who voted for trump that biden needed to win ov