is this where you choose your fare for the next mara products yes are you some of it from ox mara and i resell the rest of how many 1st you buy a year from. 50000 mr lee finally tells his where he gets his 1st from. his award to the my trade merchant gets it for me you've been caught out from lin he city. you must really like the for for many yes it's very soft. this is mr lee's trade much and he is the one who buys the fur for max mara in the more remote provinces. we'll but i only get 1st from when you are mr leader. and if we want to visit the rabbit breeding farms it is him we have to convince. bosses to you think we could come with you to new york again and . finally after much discussion we have found out take it to the news. this region is one of the main rabbit supply zones breeding farms as far as the eye can see. thanks to mr lee's connections we go into one of them. this farm houses approximately 10000 animals multiple rabbits are often crammed together into one tiny cage. with never afraid there's no more room once i've sold a few rolls i'll be able to have one drop of coc

the boss is extremely proud of his max mara connections we'll call him mr lee so our max mara jacketis not made of italian or danish it is from china is the chinese rabbit yes from shandong. we finally have an answer but this is just the beginning we've still not found the exact breeding farms. and we are yet to convince the boss to introduces to his surprise we are not off to a good start. sending me my fur doesn't all come from the same farm it's not worth going to see the farms trust me mark smart doesn't go and visit suppliers just doing what you can you can inspect the fur right here and others not quite and going all the way to the farms were there you know the breeding conditions are bad you're only going to see dirty animals. we don't purchase the fur directly from the farm or men's and we only buy ready to and for. whom mr lee only knows of one tannery where he so says his fur after 2 hours of negotiating he finally gives us the go ahead. hello fine you can go visit the what's the tannery the manager of a commute there. is 250 kilometers north of dying. we're seeing is home

two terrific writers, mara day, amie parnes.appreciate it. >>> coming up, he said it about paul manafort, michael cohenen. and today he turned to an golden oldy to describe his relationship. we'll have more when we come back. >>> gordon sondland said at the beginning of september he presumed there was a quid pro quo. then there was a telephone call to you on september 9th. had he ever talked to you prior to that telephone call? >> let me just tell you i hardly know the gentleman. >> did you note that right there? i hardly know the gentleman. this president has a history and a preferred way of tossing some distance between him and virtually any name in the news. >> i don't know anything about david duke, okay? i never met putin. i don't know who putin is. germa paul manafort worked for me for a very short period of time. i don't know matt whitaker. matt whisker worked for jeff sessions. >> michael cohen, tell me about your relationship with him. >> he was a lawyer for me, one of many. not somebody that was with me that much. >> b

mara, you covered the guy. you have free access to a live television camera.se watching what they should know about mike bloomberg. >> so michael bloomberg is one of the most fascinating americans, i believe, who is living. >> really? >> i really do. i am totally fascinated by him. i don't think it's just a personal obsession. this is somebody who has affected the lives of americans in ways far beyond new york city that they may not even think about. the idea of banning smoke from bars and restaurants, for example. massive public health policies that have gone far beyond even the united states. also the rise of climate change as a public policy issue, the idea -- that's right, gun control issues. and the idea that public policy can actually start with states and cities. and so he's had a huge impact, he continues to have a huge impact. the real question here is can he prove to americans that he's more than just a plutocrat, that he's more than just another billionaire? because i think this is a year of outsiders and of populist anger, frankly on both sielddesn

pero si nos casamos bien-- fijamos bien el del los Últimos meses se sienta estado 29 dÍas en mara lagoe 180 dÍas en nueva york. si se queda mÁs tiempo allÍ no podrÍa evitar esos impuestos. borja: los funcionarios de la casa blanca no han dicho la razÓn oficial de este cambio, pero se sabe por lo tanto y es un dato interesante que florida es un estado que no cobran el impuesto de la renta ni de la herencia. carolina: cambiando de tema, casio millÁn emigrantes han sido arrestadosa lo largo de la frontera sur en lo que va de este aÑo fiscal. una dlas plantas es quiÉnes ingresan legalmente al paÍs? aiden del toro nos cuenta mÁs.de la patrulla fronteriza que en julio terminÓ con la mata de mexicana se ha desatado polÉmica. los indocumentados habÍan pagado a ciudadanos estadounidenses para que los ingresarÁn al paÍs. ahora bien, el gobierno trump dice que miembro de carteles y pandillas internacionales son en su mayorÍa responsable del contrabando de personas, pero como vemos en este caso y segÚn la comisiÓn de sentencias, mÁs del 60% de los condenados en los Últimos aÑos por trÁfico de pers

mara gay is a member of "the new york times" editorial board. her most recent work about the former new york city mayor is headlined "blefrg apologizes for stop and frisk at just the right time. things work out sometimes in life, don't they? also here with us is ozzie paybar. he writes the new york today column for the "times" and is a veteran new york metro reporter who has been covering bloomberg since '03. fun fact. since '09, he has lived with the honor of having been called air disgrace by then-mayor bloomberg at a press conference when he upset the mayor with a question about extending term limits. to both of you, thanks for hanging out with us late at night on a monday. >> thanks for having us. >> mara, when you were last in that chair, on live television in this broadcast, your answer about mayor bloomberg blew me away because i heretofore didn't know how you felt about him. repeat that for our viewers and couch it in terms of how you now view his race. >> sure. i think mayor bloomberg is interesting because he actually has an impact on

you look at the field mara gay, cory booker, julian castro, senator harris, deval patrick. you're to believe the polls out there, he's still the favorite candidate among black voters. are you at all surprised with so many candidates of color in the race that not one of them has been able to chip away at that lead? >> i'm not surprised. i think, again, it's just going to take time for voters to get to know all these candidates. only half the country is paying attention so far. >> if that. >> if that. >> mara, thank you. happy thanksgiving. all eyes on the impeachment hearings on capitol hill. a new report on how the fbi handled the 2016 election interference. it's about to land with a crash. democrats have big concerns about who was investigated and who was not investigated. andn more ways than one. for small prices, you can build big dreams, spend less, get way more. shop everything home at wayfair.com itso chantix can help you quit slow turkey. along with support, chantix is proven to help you quit. with chantix you can keep smoking at first and ease into quitting. chantix

that led to a cook book and the founding of mara seaweed.mara seaweed. tell us how this started. you were one of us, you were a journalist at the new york times in washing tovn, how did that happen?” the new york times in washing tovn, how did that happen? i moved back to scotland with my young kids, wanting to go back into scotland, because i wanted to have that connection to nature that i grew up with. we did a foraging book that seems a lifetime ago and we found the seaweed and there is a treasure trove of different types of seaweeds, with different types of seaweeds, with different flavours and i thought, well, if in asia even's eating it, well, if in asia even's eating it, we have got this incredible natural resource , we have got this incredible natural resource, why aren't we using it. you came to the perception of seeing this stuff and it is not being used. that's right. it is good for you and it tastes good. and it is free. well, we did. now we have a crown estate licence and we farm it. the business is more formalised now. in order

mara gay from "the new york times" editorial board, berit berger a federal prosecutor in the southern district of new york and reporter shelby holliday. thanks for being here, everyone. >> thanks for having us. >> girls night. >> let's start with that new line of defense from at least some house republicans who obviously voted against going forward on even having an impeachment probe. that's on the record saying, hey, i'm against all of this and now conceding but some of this is bad. >> extraordinary on one hand to have taken the stance that we shouldn't even be looking into this even a little bit but on the other say it's inappropriate. it's a fine line between what you consider to be inappropriate versus impeachable. it's hard for him to say that with a straight face since he didn't even want to bring the witnesses forward in a public setting. >> i would say given the election results l.a. week in kentucky and even more concerningly for the republicans in virginia that some of these republicans have got to be looking at the prospect of public impeachment hearings saying that we don'

the mara region on lake victoria is well known to tourists who come to see masai mara and serengeti national parks what is less known is the tradition of circumcising girls that is still practiced here it's a taboo subject that is not discussed openly. and the bishop of the catholic diocese of most soma in tanzania was one of the 1st african church men to raise his voice against after. the reverend of the valve which ina untrammeled comma known as mama regina is the women's affairs representative for the diocese. where she has spent decades campaigning for the bodily integrity of girls in the region. here the cuttings has grown and you know why. it's near the town. of the village which is near the town as more than your. 5 from the town things getting tough it's tough although we have succeeded here but it's to me perhaps it's a bit different prescient. yes to do it. mama regina is suspicious everyone here knows that cutting girls is forbidden in tanzania that may be why the cutter says she has stopped doing it how many girls has she cut she says she doesn't know any more very many. that we

>> mara lego.ou'll have hours of fun. >> i built a golf course. >> ah, his hands are so tiny and cute. >> hold a summit with vladimir putin. >> i love you, >> rescue melania from her prison tower. >> help me, i don't want to be here. >> give me some dirt on biden. >> and keep the president out of trouble. >> oh, no! deploy. >> no quid pro quo! >> we must find the whistle-blower. >> from the makers of maga doodle. donald's dream jail sold separately. >> available at walgreen's. >> jimmy: oh, they have that, they really have everything. by the way, this is, if you're looking for a holiday gift idea, this, the pair of socks that michael jackson wore when he did the moonwalk pofor the first ti are up for sale and expected to go for more than a million dollars. these are the socks. he wore them on that motown 25 show in 1983. you remember when he did that? but i can't fathom who would possibly want to pay that much money. ironically, the only person i can see paying a million dollars for bedazzled socks

mara, does it move the ball further?t know if it moves the ball or gives more color, point is these are closed-door hearings. now the transcript are being released. that's a good thing. you want to be as transparent as much as possible. this month they have public hearings. >> should point out that sector of state mike pompeo talk to our colleague lou dobbs on fox business and was asked specifically why he had some problems with the state department people showing up for some of these things. here's what he said. >> from the beginning i have been unhappy because officers on the state department have to testify without counsel from the state department there, without the ability to prepare the risk of classified information which could be leaked out or spilled in the way that the department couldn't oversee. can have counsel in the office but i regret that. i wish these were open and fair in the process that reflected what the american people deser deserve. >> bret: lou dobbs will have that on fox business. one of the thi

. >>> los lugares favoritos, el hotel trump en washington y su resort mara lago en florido. inicio en un parque safari, tenemos en breve las impactantes imÁgenes. un informe revela que el presidente trump para reuno ni car familias separadas en las fronteras. >>> planes para el fin de semana. prepÁrese, vamos por la tormenta nÚmero 2. ¿cuÁndo llega? los detalles al volver. >>> es viernes de inmigraciÓn nosmpaÑa >>> es viernes de inmigraciÓn nos acompaÑa patricia. en matarÍa migratoria para responder las preguntas de nuestros televidentes. quÉ tal patricia, buenas tardes, feliz viernes. >>> empezamos con la pregunta de milagros santa cruz, comenzÓ con una visa especial para trabajar en si debe prepararse. >>> una persona que tiene un seguro social vÁlido, directo de la administraciÓn del seguro social. le pertenece ese nÚmero por vida. normalmente no se puede utilizar un nÚmero itin. cualquier otra pregunta debe dirigirse con su preparador de impuestos, buena suerte. >>> vamos con la pregunta de lucy. dice que su cuÑado se fue a ciudad juÁrez mÉxico a esperar su tarjeta de re

mara gay is author of "blook bevel apologizes for stop and fris am at just the right time."lso here with us, ozzie pabar. he writes the new york today column for the times and is a veteran new york metro reporter who's been covering bloomberg since '03. fun fact, since '09, he lived with the honor of having been called a disgrace by mayor bloomberg at a news conference when he upset the mayor with a question about extending term limits to both of you, thanks for hanging out late at night on a monday. >> thank you. >> when you were last in that chair on live television on this broadcast, your answer about mayor bloomberg blew me away because i heretofor didn't know how you felt about him. repeat that for our viewers and couch it in terms of how you now view the race. >> sure. i think mayor bhoomberg is interesting because he actually has an impact on americans that is far beyond running a single city though it is the largest city in the country. he's changed the face of health and public health not just in the united states but around the world, thinking about his campaign ag

. >> no reaccione de esa manera ni utilizar los boletos y me fui y la verdad mimo mara mi mamá. >> paran la aerolínea le dio un crédito que podrá utilizar para un futuro viaje . >> recuerde si compré un boleto de ida y de vuelta pero sólo utilizara el regreso no al aerolínea para no perder su reservación llame a la empresa en forma sobre sus políticas de cambio de vuelo o de cancelación ya sabe si tienen caso para telemundo cuenta y ocho responde como tema nombre que aparece en pantalla. >> pues si, las empresas nunca pierden. >> generalmente no la pesa de transporte compartido uber habilitar una nueva funciona su aplicación móvil que causa controversia permite a los pasajeros grabar sonido de los viajes así es pero aseguran que al término del recorrido la función se desactiva y guarda el archivo de audio durante un tiempo y después se elimina automáticamente las conversaciones podrían ser utilizadas para investigar un incidente y compartirlo con la policía y así si es que lo solicita. > > pasan tantos casos ahora con u verte relativamente es una cosa nueva y como base las cosas hay que

. >> to say lauren mara and her mother jane are fans of "jeopardy!"ent. >> i grew up watching "jeopardy!" as a kid. i still watch it every night with my mom. >> but their love for alex has become more meaningful in the last few months after alex revealed he had stage 4 pancreatic cancer. >> so my dad was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer when he was 12. we were really inspired by his honesty after his diagnosis. >> that was back in 2004. for two years, ed mara fought with toughness, and as he called it, a passion to win. >> he was the type of person that would get up every day and be grateful for what he had and grateful for life, and he had a passion for it, to work hard and to fight hard against his disease. >> lauren's father passed away in july of 2006. >> we miss him terribly. we miss him every day. >> every year since her father's passing, lauren and her mom fund raise for the cause. they even made this video and campaign asking for checks for alex trebek to fund research for everyone touched by the disease. >> i hope that he would be proud of us

monitoring all of the well we are still both scenarios said last week that he would not be president if mara had not accomplished his mission. this is made. what we say in his behavior is corpus we are saying that both moral act acted politically morrow was acting as a political figure a political 0 ponens of low presiding. over the case without any jury you have to remember them brazil we don't have juries only in very. exceptional cases death death related cases and a few others but the thing is this man who is politically motivated by is an all manners that you can imagine. he ordered lula to be arrested he convicted in spite of all of the evidences of innocence that were produced in the file. and then it becomes. an hour away and he removes a lot of the race and he becomes then minister of justice and what is being speculated now is that he wants a seat in the supreme court. now held by to mallow the oldest supreme court justices in the court. so it is it is it is it is so clear an avid and that his motivation while presiding the case of all preside investigations were never fight to fig

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it's five—year—old mara, who was washed ashore in ireland during a storm.rsed her back to health, she was finally ready to go back to the canary islands off the coast of morocco. she headed to this special check—in desk at cork airport, then joined her fellow passengers. we wish her a safe return home. in australia they call it "the race that stops a nation", but much of the attention on this year's melbourne cup will be for all the wrong reasons. the annual horseracing event is set to take place in a few hours' time amid an animal abuse scandal that's shocked many. earlier, i spoke tojo mckinnon, a horseracing journalist and broadcaster in melbourne. i don't think there's any doubt that welfare has been a top—of—mind issue for the australian racing and breeding industry for quite a number of years now, but the recent abc report has certainly sparked a lot of momentum around the need to build a stronger strategy around equine welfare, longer—term. the report shocked the entire nation. the images that were seen disturbed me, along with thousands of others, b

caribbean studies at the city university of new york daniel thanks for joining us let's start here as mara just said that a 2nd vice president of the bolivian senate jeanine and years has become interim president what do we know about her what actions might she take now. well 1st i think it's very important. it will. ever not resign. lawrence perry way this is cool it's are violent who it's our. this is. a jury for your liberalism it's for the forces in bolivia. who want to push back this ijebu the disfavor in the scenery or the workers so this court record new president. it remains to be seen but it sure seems like she will up for the agenda of the rich of those forces based in santa cruz as we know bolivia is a very divided country racially and class was and as it will says the struggle will continue. let's talk a little bit more about those kind of macro things going on in latin america latin america because we've seen a lot of unrest recently in other countries as well. this was one of the leaders of the so-called pink tie you to all the socialist sort of leaders who came to power in t

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british media has been quick to point the finger at the kremlin over the death our senior correspondent mara guest of takes a closer look at the case. a tragic death for a man who made a living on tragedy james limits syria spent his life doing what he believed in which was remarkably similar to that what the british foreign office and nato believe it almost point for point so naturally before anyone even knows how many bones were broken in his body after he fell from his apartment balcony that they dogpile russia it's like an evolved limbic system fight flight or blame russia did russia kill white how much founder james the mysterious co-founder of white helmets found dead days after russia claimed he was a spy did russia drive here a british aid boss to his death limits series crowding achievement was undoubtedly the creation of the white helmets politically charged rescuers who went to battle alongside islamist terrorists even al-qaeda is winning in syria called them brothers you know the phrase you want to know how man lived his life look at who his friends were and they were relentless

government remarks alleging bruce mara the ukrainian energy company of corruption she noted that 2 high profile u.s. citizens are affiliated with the company including hunter biden as a board member another board member mentioned his meeting with u.s. secretary of state john kerry and the icing on the cake a month goes by and the prosecutor investigating barista holdings gets fired and we've got the vice president joe biden the father of hunter biden on tape bragging that he made it happen i said you know i get the 1000000000 i'm going to leave in a year i think it was about 6 hours i looked as i'm reading the 6 hours that the prosecutor is not fired you're not getting them. well son of a. fire now joe biden insists the only one of the prosecutor gone because he was known to be corrupt and that has nothing to do with his son's employers my insistence. that a prosecutor who is viewed as corrupt be replaced. was the official position of the president united states the united states government supported by republican senators who sent a letter sent a letter. in 2016 calling for the move sh

christine, mara, mike, thanks.early tomorrow morning. >> i'll be there and you'll be there. >> hopefully before you. back with another hour of "kasie d.c.." josh letterman is just back from ukraine where rudy giuliani is stoking an investigation into that country's parliament and what they did in 2016. >> and tune in to "morning joe" tomorrow, as we just mentioned, for me and mike, for live interviews with 2020 democrats, senator cory booker, mayor pete buttigieg and much more. we're back after this. igieg and. we're back after this. as a struggling actor, i need all the breaks that i can get. at liberty butchemel... cut. liberty mu... line? cut. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. cut. liberty m... am i allowed to riff? what if i come out of the water? liberty biberty... cut. we'll dub it. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ you don't let a cold ruin your day.

america will still be the lead power in nato but it will be having to develop came in recent years that mara think that's a very that's a very good point here and i think that that would erode if i was a european i would be very irritated by it so you want us to pay more money but you're still in charge how does that work ok i can see the in the idea about that keep going mark. but i think this is where we see tensions both between washington and its allies in europe but also within europe because we can see that the if you like the 3 big players in your britain france and germany are all moving in slightly different directions mrs merkel after all was the 1st to criticize trump when he became president and say that perhaps germany in the europeans would have to do more for their defense and then the german suddenly thought we have to pay for it. we don't want to and we as a culture germany has been transformed the british are moving closer to the united states leaving european union and so from speak comes the central player but as we've heard from the menu of the problem is that france wan

hers who has more from alto where pro mara supporters have been running. right here in the district 8 this is a stronghold of abel moore dallas we're here because there's all kinds of people that have gathered here to show their support to the president they say the only man that has brought. in the edge of this community they're saying they're defending this is the flag that represents indigenous communities in the country talking to some people here who are afraid that racism could be back in this country they say that it will borderless change to bolivia and that's why they're demanding its release let me show you the amount of people that have come here to show you support for what al is this is just one road block on this highway and we're 6 told there are many others many of this. also saying that this will not go unpunished they not only want to what i also want they had this is what they're saying the head of that's a presidential candidate opposition presidential candidate and also come much a who's the leader of the physic union of. these people

donald trump is changing his permanent residence from new york city to his mara lago club in palm beachsays it is due to taxes and bad political treatment. vermont senator bernie sanders swinging through neighboring new hampshire officially signing up to get on the key primary ballot, still in the upper half of the polls. he is facing resistance from the moderate left. peter doocy reports. >> only one democrat could possibly repeat as winner of the primary. bernie sanders files on the ballot with a $1000 check. he is trying to guarantee medicare for all. some moderate democrats are turned off. >> who do you vote for? >> it wouldn't be bernie. >> joe manchin and if my memory is correct, in every county in west virginia. >> the other new englander in the race, elizabeth warnings figuring out how to pay for medicare for all but admitted could cost millions of jobs. >> this is part of the cost issue. and should be part of a cost plan. >> reporter: that means warren as plan for healthcare could be similar to hillary clinton's plant renewable energy. >> we will put a lot of coal miners and co

he stopped in sunrise, florida for this event on his way to spending thanksgiving at mara law go andhis was a massive campaign rally. he spent part of the time talking up the us economy. >> we have the hottest economy anywhere in the world and it is not even close. unemployment has reached its lowest level in more than 51 years. in the last 12 months, florida has seen the second-largest payroll increase of any state in the nation. people are making money. >> reporter: there was as expected plenty of talk about impeachment. the president lashed out at democrats in congress and took aim at democratic rival former vice president joe biden and his son hunter's connection to the energy company burisma that linked to the impeachment investigation. >> if you want to see what corruption looks like, then take a look now further than sleepy joe. his son received millions and millions of dollars from a ukrainian energy company despite knowing absolutely nothing about energy. >> reporter: there were some anti-trump protesters outside the event, the president pledged that republicans would take b

. >> reporter: this campaign event was in sunrise, florida, less than an hour from the president's maraaw go home. in 2020 said republicans would win back the house and retain the senate and the white house. not exactly a shock he spent part of his time taking shots at democrats over impeachment, specifically california congressman adam schiff. >> they've got a sick puppy, shifty schiff. he made up my statement to the ukrainian president. don't even know what they are talking about. it is a scam. it is a hoax. >> reporter: the president went a step further specifically targeting former vice president joe biden and his son hunter. >> if you want to see what corruption looks like, then take a look. no further than slow sleepy joe. his son received millions and millions of dollars from the ukrainian energy company despite knowing absolutely nothing about energy. >> reporter: the trump campaign called this a homecoming rally. the president officially changed his residency from new york to florida. there is no doubt florida is going to play a big role in 2020. heather: jillian: thank you. de

realized that i had hit on something when my wife mara and i were flying to california. i turned over and she was sobbing. i must've told the story in an understandable way. really without getting into too many things. this book i suffer from a very rare Ãbactually not that rare, a lot of writers have is called research rapture. it means that you are so into fighting things out that it's very difficult to actually put it aside and start writing. it happened on this book too. there was a lot to be found out my wife with her french was incredibly help. we also i hired an american woman who'd been living in france the last 30 years he used to be associated press journalist. now very good friends of ours. who did a lot of the archival research because even though i have research rapture, a heat archives. especially any archive you have to put in an order in the morning and 80 hours until it comes. and don't you get it right before you're supposed to turn it back into the boat the archive. i tend to hire people to do that for me. but also i do a lot of my own and having worke

rob: the first family at mara margo, calling american troops serving overseas to thank them for theirwishes for the holidays. >> millions across the country and justly awaiting the macy's thanksgiving day parade, the winds, ghosts succeed 34 mph the balloons could be grounded for the first time since 1971. officials will make the gametime decision. rob: we don't know yet. home for the holidays, not everyone. a handful of stores will open their doors on thanksgiving day. jillian: with a booming economy into the holiday season more people are expected to shop till they drop this year. >> they've got to work on thanksgiving. >> that is who you feel bad for. would you believe you start shopping at 6:00, in 30 minutes you start shopping before you buy a turkey. kmart is one of the stores, best buy, jcpenney, what macy's, walmart and target opening up today, walmart opening up a thanksgiving meal as a sign of gratitude, opening because people want to shop, 165 million people will hit stores this holiday weekend, 39.6 million will shop today alone. low unemployment could be motivating factor

. >> there is politics, the president spending the holiday at mara lago we will have call american troops serving overseas. >> what could be included in the doj inspector general fisa report. allison barber live in washington with more on what is reportedly included in those findings. >> reporter: the justice department inspector general is expected to say the fbi never tried to place undercover agents or informants inside the trump 2016 campaign, that according to a report in the new york times. this is one of several by inspector general michael horwitz that undercuts conservative claims that the fbi acted improperly in investigating several trump associates starting in 2016. the fbi obtained a fisa warrant to survey a page, former trump campaign advisor because of alleged ties to the russian government. the times says inspector general horwitz found fbi leaders did not take politically motivated actions in pursuing a wiretap on mister page but there are reports the inspector general discovered in fbi lawyer alternate email officials use to get court approval to renew the wiretap. it is

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mara liasson, national political correspondent, national public radio.walt, here at fox news. don mcgahn was not around for the ukraine thing. back before that. but it goes to a broader picture, two other gentleman who the democrats want to hear from. mick mulvaney and john bolton. >> mick mulvaney had been issued a subpoena and he has decided he is simply defying the subpoena. he hasn't gone to court to challenge it. john bolton and his deputy charlie kupperman, national security advisor, former, and deputy national security advisor or in court saying they have executive testimony immunity. this is not executive privilege. it's i don't have to show up. the house removed the subpoena from charlie kupperman and never issued a subpoena to john bolton. that's one question. will the court consider the whole thing moot if they don't have a subpoena? the other question is why didn't the house is you that one? they're afraid of losing. but this really -- maybe they were afraid of losing. it seems to suggest to top top s would have to testify. >> bret: it's real

. >> mara-a-lego.n. >> i built a golf course. >> his hands are tiny and cute. >> rescue melania from her prison tower. >> help me. i don't want to be here. >> talk to the ukrainian president. and keep the president out of trouble. >> no quid pro quo. >> we must find the whistleblower. >> mar-a-lego. from the makers of magna-doodle. >> even the tiny hands jab in there. >> wow. >> people will probably buy it. >> available on the trump website. >>> let's move on quickly. they say, it's never too late to say i love you. or in this case, happy valentine's day. 168,000 text messages on february 14th were just received this week, more than eight months late. the messages were sent and received using iphone and android phones. the issue occurred across all major u.s. carriers and apparently stemmed from a maintenance issue with a firm that says several telecom companies. some reported getting valentine's text messages from a now-ex boyfriend or girlfriend. >> that must have been a good experience to get a text

organized the protest unite here says 50 people were arrested including supervisors, matt haney worden mara justify. meanwhile travelers here say they're glad things are moving along during a normally busy travel day drivers on the road though say it was a fight to get here. >>very oddly quiet in sacramento, particularly but here 2 you can walk it's not a problem. >>more congested you know more people on the road a more low visibility just creating a non-issue for all parts of the area drive around trying to get to work and whatnot. >>now as a foe says that the busiest travel day would have been last friday november 22nd they say that the second busiest travel day will be tomorrow. they're expecting 161,000 people to pass through this airport reporting live at sfo taylor but sackey kron 4 news. >>thank you taylor and 31 million people expected to travel for thanksgiving. that's according to a group called airlines for america. it says that people began traveling as early as november 22th in this all travel period probably won't wrap up until about december 3rd sunday december 1st that's exp

in the last few hours, marine one touched down at martin bashir mara lago. when he released the congressionally approved military aid to ukraine. colleagues write, lawyers from the white house counsel's office told trump in late august about the whistleblower complaint explaining that they were trying to determine whether they were legally required to give it to congress. light sheds on trump's thinking at two critical points under scrutiny by impeachment investigators. his decision in early september to release $391 million in security assistance to ukraine and his denial to a key ambassador around the same time there was no quid pro quo. remember trump was so clear when talking with sondland on that point. also tonight, trump is talking about his personal lawyer and long time friend rudy giuliani. in an interview with bill o'reilly, the president distanced himself from his role in the ukraine effort deny iinge sent him to look for dirt on the bidens. >> i don't even know. he was going to go to ukraine and he cancelled the trip he has other clients other th

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