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you know who else said they were people were lying harvey weinstein said all the women were lying and roger al said all the women were lying i mean people we now know committed some pretty heinous stuff all that said that women were lying to so with that political all those women who ultimately complain that they were being harassed no they just wanted some justice and that's all that christine bless you for one to some sense of justice that's all. the senate has questioned four witnesses that the first accuser brought up as witnesses under the threat of perjury not one of them cooperates her story and this second accuser not one witness cooperates her story further the new york times investigated for a week this second accuser and her story and they couldn't find one person who knew what she was talking about yet the democrats are saying guilty this is an outrage everyone from the president on down basically saying this woman is making it up these women are making it up it's political it didn't happen right that's basically what do you thing is it didn't happen and we know as a matte

the attorney involved with manafort got one month for lying.ous and repeated so i think he gets more than one month. >> at the time of van der swan and the sentencing, they discussed he should have known better as an attorney, understood that. that's a vast difference. papadopoulos like a 28-year-old staffer and i question how high level he was and motives. lying to impede the investigation or to maybe try to make good for a boss as a 28-year-old, you know, newbie in the profession. i don't think he gets significant jail time. zero to six months and likely probation. to me, the most upsetting thing about this, this is a crime created from the investigation an not itself the crime they were going to look for. >> our time is up. reminder to everyone trying to keep track, this is the coffee boy, right, according to this president and leave it up to the judge to see how important the role is and the ramifications of this lying to the fbi. thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> moments ago, the ambassador to the u.n. nikki haley u.s. ambassador to the

judge jeanine: ways he lying about -- what is he lying about?ne: are we going to use a yearbook? >> i'm talking about this testimony from thursday where he lied about the means of his yearbook. judge jeanine: do you know the means of what was in his yearbook. >> yes, i do. it's and reference to a movie, animal house. judge jeanine: what are you talking about? say it fast. reference to animal house. he admitted they were animal house fans. >> renate is a similar reference in that movie. >> listen, man, generally you are a pretty good guy. but i'm being dead serious with you, this is disgusting. this isn't funny. this guy is a dedicated public servant. i let you talk. you are impugning the character of a good man. on a national cable television show you are impugning the character of a good man just like everybody else. pipe down. i let you talk, and say the ridiculous absurdities. you are obligated to let me respond. you have disgraced yourself doing this and throwing yourself in with this disgusting episode this week. this is a father, a dedicat

we have papadopoulos and has been -- pleaded guilty to lying to the fbi. he's claiming that sessions did not tell the truth to congress. we asked sessions what he thought about that today. we got a statement from his lawyer saying sessions stands by what he told congress and stands by his recollection. >> yeah. we got the statement. chuck championshiper, the attorney for the attorney general. attorney general sessions testified under oath about his recollection of this meeting and he stands by his testimony. jake, thank you very much. great reporting as usual. and to our viewers, remember, you can watch much more of jake's interview later tonight. one-hour cnn special report, the mysterious case of george papadopoulos. 11:00 p.m. eastern later tonight. we're going to have much more on the breaking news right after this. . hijacked from dreams. pulled from decades of obsession. taken from the souls of artists. we confess. we stole everything we could. from everything we've ever mastered. and put it here. the all-new lexus es. every curve. every innovation.

judge jeanine: ways he lying about -- what is he lying about?ine: are we going to use a yearbook? >> i'm talking about this testimony from thursday where he lied about the means of his yearbook. judge jeanine: do you know the means of what was in his yearbook. >> yes, i do. it's and reference to a movie, animal house. judge jeanine: what are you talking about? say it fast. reference to animal house. he admitted they were animal house fans. >> renate is a similar reference in that movie. >> listen, man, generally you are a pretty good guy. but i'm being dead serious with you, this is disgusting. this isn't funny. this guy is a dedicated public servant. i let you talk. you are impugning the character of a good man. on a national cable television show you are impugning the character of a good man just like everybody else. pipe down. i let you talk, and say the ridiculous absurdities. you are obligated to let me respond. you have disgraced yourself doing this and throwing yourself in with this disgusting episode this week. this is a father, a dedica

donald trump for my campaign advisor george papadopoulos is jailed for fourteen days for lying to the f.b.i. . this is not normal. these are extraordinary times and they're dangerous times. and speaking his truth trumps british as it makes his feelings known as americans to get out and vote in the midterm elections. so iran has reportedly closed its border crossing with iraq off to protest to storm the iranian consulate in the southern iraqi city of setting it alight demonstrators also entered a water treatment facility briefly taking two employees hostage before leaving peacefully that angry at what they see is iranian influence in the region as well as a lack of basic services deep this is dissatisfaction with the government one protested died on friday taking the death toll since monday to twelve m. heywood has more. it'd been a day of tension culminating in the iranian consulate. after being stormed by a group of protesters they tried to set it alight the day before but were pushed back this time though it was left. demonstrators bent in their anger about iran's alleged involvemen

you know who else said they were people were lying harvey weinstein said all the women were lying and roger als said all the and everyone you know from the president on down basically saying this woman is making it up these women are making it up it's political it didn't happen right that's basically what he's saying is it didn't happen and we know as a matter of statistics what high percentage of women are subject to some sort of sexual assault or sexual harassment and every single one of them most of whom like christine busey ford did not talk about because they were embarrassed they didn't want their family to know they didn't want their friends to know this was a they were the subject of this and yet it was a source of embarrassment to them and there are so many women out there that feel that the republicans are already hemorrhaging suburban women and this is only going to make it worse because basically what the president and his cronies in congress are saying is you're lying you lie to your therapist six years ago when you made this up why in the world would she have done that n

does he know he's lying or not? and because the president is profoundly ill-informed, a lot of times he says stuff out of ignorance. there's other times where he definitely knows better and he lies. there's enough of the volume of this that falls on the half of does he know he's saying something false and saying it anyway make him a liar? absolutely. this is an old story by now. z i h i had the e peerxperience of ben litigation with the president. we deposed him for two days under oath at the ends of 2017. during the course of that deposition, he had to acknowledged he lied about 30 times, about everything from how much he got for speaking fees to how much he sold condos for to statements he had made about his wealth and on and on and on. so this is a well-documented thing. it's no longer opinion about whether or not the president lies. i think it can be is he lying or is he spinning, is he strategic or pathological? it's all of the above, but a big portion is flat-out lying. >> phil, i want to ask you about sources

and they should be called upon. >> well, lying to the fbi is a crime. dr.vanaugh knows that. one of them is not afraid to the talk to the fbi, and only one of them. jill wine-banks, joyce vance, thanks for joining the discussion. >>> and we will find out whether brett kavanaugh will make it through, and we'll then find out whether jeff sessions will make it through to another year as attorney general or whether the president's attack on him today is the beginning of the final days of jeff sessions as attorney general. ♪ ♪ ♪ no matter when you retire, your income doesn't have to. see how lincoln can help ensure you still have income every month of your retirement, guaranteed, at lincolnfinancial.com. >>> tonight's good news is that donald trump doesn't think he has an attorney general. and that's good news because he's not supposed to have an attorney general. the united states is supposed to have an attorney general. the question is does the united states have an attorney general, or maybe the question is how long will the united states have an attorney gen

and i will say this about lying. lying is never good. it is never appropriate. and it always comes with consequences. while i can't speak to brett. i will tell my two boys that lying is never good. and also as their coach, i will tell them that wing isn't everything. it should be about how you play the game. and that's i think when many athletes at yale were incredibly disappointed with the performance today. and quite frankly the blatant lying. >> also important to note. you're a republican, yes? >> i am a republican. >> and brett kavanaugh is someone that you regard in terms of his intellectual success, his intellectual capacity and what he's done on the bench, you see those as meritorious things in his pedigree, yes? >> yes. >> i just wanted to be clear about the balance of your assessment, lynne brookes, i told you not to wait when i spoke to you before. the longer you wait, the harder it is to make an impact on this process. i appreciate you coming in to speak this evening. lynne brookes thank you very much. now, that's relevant, that's what happens when yo

or not lying or he's lying.st want to hold on to their power. the people who are only interested in retaining white power in this country. >> trish: here for ladies' night on friday. we have rachel, susan, and rochelle. good to see you. i want to hear from all of you. what is she talking about there? >> i have no idea. >> trish: left field. right? >> white power? i assume she is talking about the republicans. i don't think she realizes there are a lot of people who are hispanic like myself and diversity in the party. by the way, republicans don't think that much about racial profiling of our party. we think about ideas. and so, look this hearing for a lot of republicans was about the presumption of innocence. retaining that. our constitutional rights. this was not about holding on to power. by the way, the election was won by the republicans. it is the president's purview to put his nominee in place. >> i don't know if the identity politics works for the democrats. i think it's prudent to move in a direction tha

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but presumably he knows the penalty for lying, lying once again. from a legal standpoint, you have someone like that, is there credibility automatically impugned by that guilty plea to lying or does this create problems for the attorney general? >> i think it creates big problems for the attorney general. i mean, i think he should be thinking about lawyering up himself. he's clearly on the record under oath stating the exact opposite of what papadopoulos is saying. and at this point, while juries sometimes factor in the question of credibility of someone who has pled guilty, for purposes of our analysis and the investigation's analysis, papadopoulos has no reason to lie about sessions at this point. and there is this transition that cooperators make where they may start out very aggressively denying things and then papadopoulos obviously without the benefit of counsel really leading him through it continued to fudge, may land with some jail time at this point. that's a transition he's made. i think he's fully on board with knowing he's got to tell

>> it's honestly so difficult to know who's lying about lying at this point, isn't it, jim?a long way to go from the george papadopoulos statement in the sentencing memo to proving that the attorney general of the united states knowingly and willfully provided false information to congress. my money's on robert mueller figuring that out. what we do know is there's precedent for someone going to jail for lying to congress. ronald reagan's national security adviser sentenced to prison for lying to congress about the iran-contra affair but, jim, the longer it goes on, this game of liar's poker of papadopoulos and attorney general and other americans facing indictments, the more it helps russia. we're confused. different people are sowing doubt of the functioning of the justice department and the attorney general and, remember, those are key focuses of of russia's mission against the united states so in effect the russians want this to continue probably as long as possible because it helps them achieve the mission objectives. >> yep. a win-win. everybody, please stand by and i w

they say he by lying really impeded the investigation. so the judge in believing george papadopoulos and his performed demonstrated contrition, i wouldn't call it a rebuff to mueller, but he certainly didn't take his advice and guidance in sentencing him for only six, only two weeks as opposed to six months. >> good point. thank you very much. jake for that. an important note to our viewers. you can watch much more of jake's intersview tonight. the mysterious case of george papadopoulos. it will air at 11:00 p.m. eastern later tonight. >>> meanwhile, president trump commented on the sentencing just a little while ago in a rather mocking tweet. let's duoto jeff. jeff, tell us more about the president's response. >> good evening. a sign of how close the president and his advisers are watching these sentencings unfold, it was just a few minutes after it was announced, the president weighing in like this. let's take a look. he said 14 days for $28 million. $2 million a day. no collusion. a great day for america. that's all he said without ela

if there are going to be department justice prosecutions for people lying the congress, for lying to congressional committees investigating the russia scandal, well, that's a very interesting turn altogether. members of congress have made strong and in some cases, charges they've been lied to by a bunch of witnesses associated with the president and the administration and the campaign in russia-related testimony. everybody from eric prince to roger stone on jared kushner to donald trump jr. if there are going to be witnesses for lying to congress on this sub, where do we start? we'll have more on that coming up on that as well. if you know anybody who has testified to congress on this subject, if they seem more nervous than before today, this sam patent a statement where they nail him to lying sub, if they seem a little more nervous than they can before today, this sam patten guilty plea today and this statement where they nail him for like to congress, that's probably why your pal is nervous today. on this guy, sam patten pleading guilty and agreeing to cooperate, i mentioned, it is

and they should be called upon. >> well, lying to the fbi is a crime. dr. ford knows that, brett kavanaugh knows that. one of them is not afraid to the talk to the fbi, and only one of them. jill wine-banks, joyce vance, thanks for joining the discussion. >>> and we will find out whether brett kavanaugh will make it through, and we'll then find out whether jeff sessions will make it through to another year as attorney general or whether the president's attack on him today is the beginning of the final days of jeff sessions as attorney general. i've got to tell you something important. it's not going to be easy. quicksilver earns you unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase, everywhere. actually, that's super easy. my bad. that's super easy. new family connections, every day.llion that's more ways to discover new relatives. people who share your dna. and maybe a whole lot more. order your kit at ancestrydna.com breathe right strips are designed to simply when nighttime nasal congestion closes in, open your nose right back up. ♪ breathe better. sleep better

. >> but do you think all women are lying, all three women are lying? >> what's your next question? >> mr. president, can you explain why -- [ inaudible ]. >> well, take a look at it. you have not only ads, you have statements made they're going to hit our farmers, who are my voters. i love the farmers. i'm taking care of my farmers. i'm opening markets because right enough we have closed markets, whether it's the european union, china, canada, who charges 300% tariffs to our farmers. i'm opening up markets. my farmers, our farmers, i love them. these are great patriots. they say let the president do what he has to do. we're going to make the farmers wealthy. you look at what's happened to farmers over the last 15 years. you look at what's happened to soy bean prices over the last five years before the election. they went down 50%. the farmers were getting -- have been getting hurt in our country for many years and that's because they had artificial barriers, artificial tariffs, all sorts of things that made it impossible for them. i'm opening it up. you know the one that gets it be

now they are lying about it.ould not be surprised by any of this, nbc news also lying about the access hollywood tape that they leaked to "the washington post" on the eve of the presidential debate in order to influence the outcome of that debate and election. and then to compound the crime, they fired and humiliated their own anchor billy bush for the crime of, actually, we are not sure what the crime was.ch but we do know that nbc lied to its viewers and to the rest of us throughout that whole episode. we have asked nbc repeatedly to account for it. how did a secretly recorded videotape that was their property get from their offices to the hands of nbc news chief noah oppenheim's buddy at "the washington post"? we ask that question because transparency is at the heart of every legitimate news organization, but not at theus heart of nbc. they will not answer our questions. that is not surprising. what is surprising if you think about it for a minute is why nbc did not run the weinstein story in the first place.

judge kavanaugh is lying? because somebody is not telling the truth here. >> i prefer to say that i believe dr. ford. now, the thing with judge kavanaugh is that he really hinged his testimony on -- first of all, he accused the democrats of some kind of a vast conspiracy to do him in. >> including the clintons. >> why not drag them in it every chance? but he did say that dr. ford was not part of that conspiracy, and he said she very well probably had a special sexual experience, it jus wasn't him. he said the three people who she named, two of them said nothing happened. no, that's not what they said. what they said was, we don't know. we have no recollection. so for a judge, one should know the difference between somebody exonerating him and somebody saying i don't know. and one of whom said i believe dr. ford. >> his friend or former friend, mark judge, who obviously was not testifying today, he kept -- judge kavanaugh kept saying he has, under penalty of perjury, given a report, given a statement, but senat

that's lying by omission. what we've shown you each and every night right here on this program is what is a scary level of corruption that's only risen to the surface because hillary didn't win in spite of all these ef forts. if she won, we wouldn't know any of this. working behind the scenes corruptly, under minding your vote, what you want for your country. biggest abuse of power scandal ever. now, thankfully, the president is breaking up some china in washington, smashing the status quo, shattering all the establishment politics. the old rules are gone. that's why one such cowardly bureaucrat who seems to be a senior official in the trump administration acting out in the new york times op ed, claiming to be part of the so-called resistance, really, within our government? we have a resistance? wow. we have sleeper cells within our government? this is a clear and present danger to the country. in an interview on fox and friends, the president slammed this anonymous new york times and the times itself for publ

that's lying by omission. what we've shown you each and every night right here on this program is what is a scary level of corruption that's only risen to the surface because hillary didn't win in spite of all these ef forts. if she won, we wouldn't know any of this. working behind the scenes corruptly, under minding your vote, what you want for your country. biggest abuse of power scandal ever. now, thankfully, the president is breaking up some china in washington, smashing the status quo, shattering all the establishment politics. the old rules are gone. that's why one such cowardly bureaucrat who seems to be a senior official in the trump administration acting out in the new york times op ed, claiming to be part of the so-called resistance, really, within our government? we have a resistance? wow. we have sleeper cells within our government? this is a clear and present danger to the country. in an interview on fox and friends, the president slammed this anonymous new york times and the times itself for publ

. >> senator john mccain lying in state in the u.s.apitol as the public pays their respects. >> john mccain served his country honorably. >> in new mexico, we're learning more about thahat violent crash. >> eight people were killed yesterday when that greyhound bus and a semi-truck collided. >> the truck driver survived. se i was surprised that i made it. >> a flash flood emergency in mennsylvania. eight to nine inches of rain in some cases, in just about three or four hours. >> a shocking case of road rage shught on camera in washington, d.c. >> yo! yo! >> an army veteran in hawaii celebrating his 100th birthday with a massive leap of faith. >> the world record age for skydiving is 102. he says that he's working toward 103. ♪ ♪ >> aretha franklin was honored at london's buckingham palace during the popular changing of the guards. >> the welsh guards band giving aretha some respect. >> fantastic. ♪ ♪ >> dickerson: good evening. jeff glor is off tonight. i'm john dickerson. and this is our western edition. we begin with two great americ

they don't care if she's lying or she's not lying or he's lying. they just want to hold on to this.tty soon we'll be like south africa, apartheid, where 10% of white people are running the country. >> sean: i suspect this comingng week, as the fbi performs yet their 7th background check on judge kavanaugh, democrats, their friends on the left, they will do anything and everything to once again destroy the life of brett kavanaugh. they have some plan. they will be orchestrating it. my warning, don't be shocked. this is sadly who they now are. the party of guilt by accusation, no presumption off innocence, no benefit of the doubt. by the way, you're guilty until you prove your innocence. if you need to make up unsubstantiated lies 39 days out of an election, if you got to, you gotta do what you gotta do. this is now the status quo. this is what i warn you aboutup every two and four years. this is what i warned you about every time a supreme court nominee a is appointed by a republican president. last week we saw a preview of coming attractions. they pushed unsubstantiated claims by on

we are not a low—lying area. you have to be prepared to survive for 72 hours. you have to have enough food and water, flashlights, batteries if the power goes out. those are the major preparations that we have done. you said earlier you would keep anionic. isa said earlier you would keep anionic. is a point at which you could change your mind? not really. we are now past the point of no return when it comes to evacuating. a final residence in the neighbourhood evacuated around 11 o'clock this morning when there was still safe passage. the intensity of the flooding is supposed to hit southport. we are across the river from wilmington and that is supposed to hit overnight. it really is no longer safe. we need to count on things like social media. we have homes here with seven days of generator power. we will relocate to those homes if we need to and charge oui’ those homes if we need to and charge our cellphones and pay attention to media coverage such as yours. thank you very much and we wish you the best of luck.

and this final cooperate up plead guilty to this one count of lying to the f.b.i. and then they said he was pretty much a super grudge you witness didn't give them a whole lot of information now fourteen days may seem like a fairly light sentence for a felony but the same time the judge pointed out that in sixty percent of these cases on these counts people don't serve any jail time at all and he pointed out to be thinks his life is pretty fairly well unbearable to live with one of the phrases the judge uses to basically sum up your top it off of this is life down and how does this fit in to the broader russian inquiry. indeed for the president himself. but i think it's how it fits in is this is another person close to the trunk campaign who's pled guilty and now will be punished for it he will spend fourteen days in jail he will spend a year on probation who have families ten thousand dollars in fines to service this sends a message that this probe is legitimate for pleading guilty and that they are serving time for him and he is just one of several very close peo

susan collins lying when she says that she's undecided? is senator lisa murkowski lying when she says she's undecided? is senator jeff flake lying when he says that he wants to hear the testimony of dr. ford? why would jeff flake need to hear that testimony? mitch mcconnell just said he has jeff flake's vote in his pocket right now. it's a done deal. the democrat senator's letter to chairman grassly says there is not an effort -- this is not an effort to get to the truth. we fear that rather than learning from the pass senate republicans and the trump administration are repeating this committee's repeated mistakes and making new ones. up to this point the committee's treatment of dr. ford has been unquestionably worse than the disgraceful treatment that anita hill received 27 years ago. and that disgraceful treatment was delivered to anita hill by chuck grassly who was a member of the committee then and orrin hatch who was a republican member of the committee then. they have both spent the week lying about the precedent set by the anita hi

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nancy: yeah, somebody lying to me for months, including -- lemonis: you guys were lying about your financialsst time that the two of them looked like they were in cahoots together. you guys shook my hand, you took my check based on certain numbers... nancy: that's right, and we worked a deal -- lemonis: ...and you never told me anything last night. you needed to see me -- nancy: if you're not in the picture, we're not gonna have a couple hundred grand and [bleep] that's all i can say. lemonis: if i'm not in the picture, you guys aren't gonna be open. nancy: we [bleep] up a lot. lemonis: you guys better get [bleep] together. ♪ i probably felt pretty stupid in that moment. i was probably more agitated and embarrassed that i -- you know, that somebody was able to do that. amber: you would not tolerate this today. you would not care what i said, you would not care -- [ laughing ] like, back then you actually cared what i said. if i had said, "marcus, please stay for a little bit, and just"... lemonis: see what happens? amber: ...you know, "see what happens," you'd stay. today, you would never sta

referendum so i'm not quite sure what across his talking about in terms of lying and desertion we haven't achieved yet we haven't seen a breakfast here up yet i very much that we will but certainly all of the figures involved are still involved. given that we're only six months away from from b. day itself as it were everybody seems not even remotely on the same page here not only that but the seems to be an even bitter divide between britain and fellow e.u. members where's this going to go by this time next march. well i think as a say the most likely outcome is that no deal breaks it and then from that point we negotiate what's our relationship with europe is going to be but there's no absolute deadline for that negotiation we will fall out of the. rules and then where we find mutual agreement on those are big issues i think deals will be done there is obviously a desire from people like mccrone to punish the united kingdom for deciding that we want to leave the european union and obviously they want to send a message to countries like hungary that are very concerned about the direction

we can't grow numb to unpresidential behavior, to lying, to attacks on the media, right?seeing trump's history. >> the surprise is not that he is who hess and he's acting in these ways and these reasons, the surprise is he's doing it in the context of the presidency, of running the country and of being literally the most important person and the most powerful person on the planet. what's different is not who he is or how he acts or the reasons that undergird that behavior, it is the consequences, it is the take stakes, it is the context. >> listen to our entire conversation, my chat with michael kruse on my weekly podcast. we'll see you right back here this time next week for more "reliable sources." >>> insider attack. >> anonymous editorial. a gutless editorial. >> fear and loathing on pennsylvania avenue. trump hunts down a traitor who denies and defends. how far will trump go to root out the enemy within. kellyanne conway is here. >>> plus warning signs?

lying ted cruz. lightweight choker.k perry, the current secretary of the department of energy should be forced to take an iq test. truly weird senator paul according to trump. a spoiled brat without a fully functioning brain. that's just the republicans, by the way. that's just the republicans. is it hard to believe that he would talk the way he talks in the book? >> i have a copy and reading it over 48 hours and this is the way trump talks. i mean, look. you have to say woodward's sourcing is a little bit opaque. >> always is. every book. >> not same thing of newspaper where stuff, always an according to in some sense and quotes people verbatim and usually either that person told it to him or someone engaged in the conversation so it's -- you have to understand that sourcing and one thing maybe people surprised by is trump drops the f-bomb a lot in this boom. every other word is f-this, f-that. >> he did that -- >> that's right. that's right. privately with trump, he's using that word a lot. long way of saying it sound

we presume in most cases that the woman is lying.saying, let's presume she is telling the truth and we have a presumption of innocence, what do we do? women have dealt with this for many, many years. not until the '80s that we told women that you can be raped in marriage. most cases of rape are not reported. most cases are not investigated. most of these things, women are not believed. in the extremely rare cases that someone gives false witness and doesn't tell the truth is compared to the extremely common cases where women are not believed. when we get to a he said, she said, almost every single time in a he said, she said case, the default position is he wins. >> people are changing their minds. that is something didn't expect. "the wall street journal" poll out on friday, women over 50 have gone from being plus three on cavanaugh in august to minus seven now. and seniors -- this is fascinating. were plus nine on kavanaugh and are now minus ten. senior women. >> the difficulty for the republican senators is how do they vote for ka

it's not like lying to a magistrate. well, lying to mueller is like lying to a magistrate.y clearly have adopted a different strategy. and i think for several months now, the trump legal team has decided that time is on their side if they can delay and delay and delay. and at the same time blame mueller for the lengthy investigation that's a winning public relations strategy. >> congressman adam schiff, thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you, wolf. >>> let's get some more on the breaking news. i want to bring in former deputy spokesman ian prior. what's your reaction to this "new york times" story? mueller will accept some written answers from president trump, but still wants to do a former sitdown on other issues, including obstruction of justice? >> i think it trends positively for the president. i think it shows his legal team, their more aggressive approach in the last few months is starting to pay dividends. this is what they have wanted. this is the path they have been going down. and they finally got what they have been looking for. >> there's still a possibi

we saw him lying about drinking. we saw him lying about sex. he insisted they refuted charges when they just said they couldn't recollect them. he has a huge credibility problem coming out of this. i do think he rallied troops to his side. there's no question about that. there's also a possibility, if this thing ends up getting derailed that it won't matter. it will be an oppressive effect on the vote for this loss. >> carrie, i'll come back, david knows brett kavanaugh personally. he came up with him through the sort of partisan world of operatives and media people. they were part of the same crew. he knows him. he says the angry political operative we saw, that is who brett kavanaugh is. do you take david brock's knowledge of him personally to heart? >> i don't know brett kavanaugh personally, so i can't me to his character. i do know that dozens and dozens of people have said this is a man -- and also many, many women, he's been a champion for getting women as clerks opt the supreme court. he has the best record across the country. this is,

but what if google is lying to you?t if the results you got were secretly waited to get you to vote a certain way, to believe ? that would affect a lot of people and a lot of votes. it would be impossible to have a real democracy under circumstances like that. a small number of incredibly rich people would be in charge of everything, including your perceptions. that is a major concern for all of us because google is a very political company who recently showed your email evidence of a google effort to collude with a left-wing group in support of hillary clinton the pots are as presidential campaign. we have internal documents that google employees are corrupting the search engine to push propaganda on hundreds of millions of own funds except -- google employees began plotting ways to under manning the president executive order. a google product marketing manager named mckenzie thomas send an email to a group of fellow employees. "there is a large brainstorm going through the marketing orb," writing about how to respond

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he's not above lying. he's lied before. we've caught him in lies. there's a tape to show his lies, so would he possibly not be lying about this? >> i'm saying that when i look at general kelly, a man who has served this country immeasurably, far beyond the way i have, the way any of us have -- >> it doesn't diminish his service to the country. you can serve the country and you can also be a liar. you can serve the country, you can also be complicit. you can serve the country, you can also be power hungry. you can serve the country and also be a bigot. you can serve the country and be a lot of things. i'm giving you examples. hold on. but answer my question. you can be a liar and you can also serve the country. you don't think he can do both? you think he's capable of both? >> don, you are choosing because of your prism and bias -- >> no, because -- no, no, stop. because i sit here every night and because i'm not stupid and because i don't let someone hoodwink me, because i know the man donald trump from new york city, because i know when he lies, be