the senator from florida, marco rubio making comments. those military officers in venezuela to fulfill their constitutional oath and defend the legitimate, interim president. he goes on to say -- liberty and freedom is never easy but is always worth it. says he is together with military forces, and reuters has a number of tweets out as well. a movable story in venezuela right now. we are looking at technology with joseph quinlan, who bought apple 47 years ago and is still holding it. he is with bank of america merrill lynch, and paul sweeney is with us. let me cut to the chase in an important theme. tim cook does not use community adjusted ebit dow. -- ebit.. -- ebitda. paul: it is always the long-term growth company -- story. to our good conversation in the last hour on alphabet google, do they need to grow up and do a dividend? paul: at some point, that will be the natural progression but they are still in the mode of making huge investments in their core business and other businesses like youtube and waymo. they have pretty decent fina

we know where marco rubio stands. but we'll hear from vice president biden, even someone like a mayor pete who comes to this with foreign policy credentials and will have to make the case that he can make these decisions on a world stage as well. >> all right. everyone has been looking at live pictures there of what is going on in venezuela. we'll keep an eye on all of this and keep you updated. thank you all very much for your insights today. >>> still ahead, new polling shows joe biden surging. plus why he says his message will be make america moral again. >>> also ahead, the president versus new york. governor andrew cuomo, a familiar go for this president, joins me live to respond to trump's claim that new york has the nra under siege. >>> but first, chuck and nancy go back to the white house because it turns out this time it is really infrastructure week. it's tough to quit smoking cold turkey. so chantix can help you quit slow turkey. along with support, chantix is proven to help you quit. with chantix you can k

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doesn't start with a printer you add plus cities attempt isn't the only one at a federal law even marco rubio proposed a bill that would preempt state laws but give congress and the federal trade commission over two years to come up with roles in protecting consumer privacy and the v.p. of the e-commerce lobbying group not choice subgrouping there was a bill deserves serious consideration by a lot of people nothing marco rubio has ever deserve serious consideration and politicians don't care about patchwork of laws they care about ruffling the feathers of multibillion dollar tech companies that lead cambridge analytical steal our data or. make a sign user agreements that so you. can peer by agrees to let natalie host the show white but hey at least i have a voice that doesn't sound like be arthur on our deathbed the best correspondent ever know if you know. moving on with the right wing taking over the courts the local and federal you go for local and federal governments and the regulatory bodies and of course the corporations it's good to see the so-called progressive czar. knew each other a

[habla en inglÉs] >> el senador republicano por florida marco rubio tambiÉn hablÓ esto fue lo que dijol paÍs a travÉs de juan guaidÓ, reconocido por mÁs de 50 paÍses. >> esta maÑana juan guaidÓ hablÓ con nuestros colegas sobre el inicio de la llamada operaciÓn libertad, dijo que que vencerel rÉgimen de maduro, aquesta parte de su mensaje. >> aclaro que las fuerzas armadas no estÁn con maduro que aclara el descontento, queda claro que nos necesitamos todos en venezuela para hacer una transiciÓn pacÍfica a la democracia. >> horas mÁs tarde, en la icÓnica plaza alta mira, bastiÓn en caracas de la oposiciÓn, juan guaidÓ habló nuevamente ante la multitud, junto a leopoldo lÓpez reiterÓ que los venezolanos han salido a la calle y reiterÓ el apoyo militar. >> durante aÑos le hablamos a las fuerzas armadas, hoy nos queda claro que la fuerzas armadas de venezuela estÁn con el pueblo y no con el dictador. >> importante destacar que los militares que sirvieron a juan guaidÓ se identifican con listones en el brazo o paÑuelos de color azul para poder diferenciarse de las tropas que se mantienen al

you have seen marco rubio sending messages to high-level officials in the military.far, they have expressed support for maduro and that does not seem to changed on the surface. your guess is as good as mine. joe: thank you very much from miami. great perspective on what is going on in venezuela. for more on the growing unrest, let's welcome chief double political analyst, tina. what is your high-level thoughts here? could we see a real shift or is end like previous attempts to change the regime? tina: that is the right question, because it is really difficult for a revolution to succeed. more often than not, they end up being failed rebellions among whether we call it a coup for something else that leads to a transition. these pressures have been building for many years. we think about the pieces that formed the anatomy of such a political transition, could have a what happens with the military is key. when the military crosses over and size of protesters, it is usually the critical juncture in any kind of successful political transition. i am thinking about the oran

the republican senator marco rubio and chris van holland are called the deter act.t would impose sanctions on russian banks and energy companies if the feds find real evidence of any interference with u.s. elections by those russians. the top lawmakers, the two of them, introduced the same legislation last year. this time around, it has strong bipartisan support. so will it get a vote this time? >> shep, the deter act sponsors say their legislation is forward looking. chris van holland and marco rubio says everybody knows russia interfered in 2016 and 2018. they insist they are concerned about protecting future elections. their m.o., stop the russians now so they can't manipulate american elections in any level, in any manner ever again. they said by making it clear in advance that attempted to interfere in our election will be met with swift, harsh consequences, we can deter hostile foreign powers. those powers include sanctions russia's finance, energy sectors. enlisting the european union to adopt the same measures. the intelligence community is being asked to re

regan will be back tomorrow night with a special guest florida senator marco rubio. kennedy begins right now. kennedy: thank you david, president playing hardball with mexico threatening to seal our entire southern border unless they stop the flow of illegal immigrants. supporters say that president is keeping america safe. but critics say it will cost us billions in trade and could spark a recession. the according to white house insider president is furious over report this illegal immigration at highest level in over a decade, department of homeland security sending hundreds of extra agents to the border region to help stop the flow. it may not be enough to satisfy the commander in chief, he said, mexico must use its strong immigration laws to stop then thousands of people trying to get into usa. our detention areas are maxed out, and we'll take no more illegals, our next step is to close the border, it will help with stopping drug flow from mexico. what followed was a running battle on sunday shows, watch. >> certainly is not a bluff. >> this president is looking

where we're seeing for example as i mentioned for example from senator marco rubio and he's really spearheaded a lot of these attempts for example from the u.s. administration and again essentially saying do not let this moment slip away and that is the sentiment really that we've heard from conservative republican lawmakers here in washington d.c. . that's a little home for you in washington thank you so much let's go to the venezuelan tops not enjoy not ask. who's our correspondent that joins us on the line you're welcome osca what's the latest. well we've seen that there are some classes and some acts of repression and now where the concentration is being held in the media we've heard reports of people being run over by some of the tanks. the military is using to repress these protests we've also heard of detentions binding metairie people that are military that support one way though some high end military or banking officials but none of that has been confirmed however we are seeing that there are crowds gathering in support of one way though not only in caracas but in other parts of the

when marco rubio was going to be a problem for donald trump, marco rubio was attacked.are attacked in ways that really hit a gut punch. >> this cover story about ted cruz implied that his father was involved in john f. kennedy's assassinati assassination. >> all i did is point out the fact that on the cover of the "national enquirer" there is a picture of him and crazy lee harvey oswald having breakfast. >> the enquirer appeared to save its heaviest ammunition for hillary clinton. the tabloid and its sister publication, the globe, ran 18 cover stories on clinton, making an avalanche of wild claims. everything from six months to live to hillary hitman tells all. a former communications adviser to the clinton campaign. >> there was no way this thing was going to be a clean fight. and it proved to be every bit as disgusting a ining as everyone . >> there was a cover is that showed her as showing pale and . >> every time you see that headline that says hillary clinton has a health issue or ted cruz's father was involved in the assassination of jfk. over time that begins to

backing of the trump administration and many members of congress, including republican senator marco rubio florida who tweeted "after years of suffering, freedom is waiting for people of venezuela. do not let them take this opportunity from you. now is the moment to take to the streets in support of your legitimate constitutional government. do not allow this moment to slip away. it may not come again." it was not immediately clear where president nicolas maduro is. his ally, the bolivian president , said in a statement "we forcefully condemn the attempted coup in venezuela, which is being conducted by the right and backed by foreign interest." president trump has imposed new restrictions on asylum-seekers along the u.s.-mexican border, ordering them to pay fees in order to apply for work permits and refuge in the u.s. the new restrictions, set to take effect in 90 days, would also require already-backlogged immigration courts to settle asylumum applicacationwiwithin 0 dadays. meanwhile, the intercept reports the department of homeland security hired the private intelligence firm lookinggl

[laughter] >> melissa: that's how marco rubio notes, from experience. i thought that was really interesting, because he saying, "this is what it's like when you get a big, crowded field." >> harris: the president did, too paid "welcome to the party." >> melissa: i don't think this is necessarily disqualifying. i think the problem we are all having with it is that he's not owning that he made people uncomfortable. >> harris: he's letting other people defend them on camera. >> katie: i have a problem with democrats being hypocrites when it comes to this issue. you can call about donald trump in the hollywood tape or whatever, but he came out and apologize for at and said that it was embarrassing and i never should have happened. joe biden, in this case, is blaming conservatives for video which is far and wide, and now -- there will probably be more saying they felt really uncomfortable with what he was doing. do i think that is a disqualifying thing? no, but i'm playing with the rules, the left foot out. accusing men with no evidence of all, ruining their

senator marco rubio told reporters trump said the aid "is way out of proportion to what texas and florida and others have gotten." but a study by the universities of michigan and utah found that federal aid to puerto rico was slower and less generous after hurricane maria than federal aid received by texas and florida after hurricanes harvey and irma. hurricane maria was one of the deadliest storms in u.s. history. san juan mayor carmen yulin cruz tweeted monday -- "pres trump continues to embarrass himself & the office he holds. he can huff & puff all he wants but he cannot escape the death of 3000 on his watch. shame on you!" well, for more, we go to washington, d.c., to speak with congressmember nydia velazquez, democrat of new york who has served in the u.s. house of representatives since 1993. she is the first puerto rican woman elected to congress and the former chair of the congressional hispanic caucus. welcome back to democracy now! you for joining us. can you respond to president trump's repeated attacks on puerto rico, demanding that aid be cut? >> good morning and thank you, a

you see our own senator come marco rubio, in a tweet storm this morning. if you want to call it that. a breeze of treats talking about what's going on with this liberty operation on the streets of venezuela. the president has back in rare form and opposition leader, recognizing guaido as the legitimate leader. history being made today. we will get right back to that breaking news after a quick break. stay close. to look at me now, you don't see psoriasis. you see clear skin. you see me. but if you saw me before cosentyx... ♪ i was covered. it was awful. but i didn't give up. i kept fighting. i got clear skin with cosentyx. 3 years and counting. clear skin can last. see if cosentyx could make a difference for you. cosentyx is proven to help people with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis find clear skin that can last. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting cosentyx, you should be checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms. or

that was issued by a presidential candidate cory booker who is a democrat we also saw ted cruz in marco rubio who are also republicans all of the foreign relations committee signed a letter saying that's the peaceful demonstrations have certainly shown that the people no longer support this year and that they'd like to see a change in the. oh i'm afraid to beaver last as she was a sudanese american journalist who is updating us on protests that she and. other supporters of the protests have been organizing in the u.s. they've also been lobbying the u.s. government let's move on to some other news now and there been mass protests also this time against venezuela's president in the capital caracas position leader why do called one rally to keep the pressure on nicolas maduro to stand down why do has been recognized in most western and south american countries as the nation's leader after declaring himself interim president earlier this year our lots in america editor lucien newman was at the opposition rally. this is. why don't i labeled the first what he has labeled up.

i think marco rubio has a really good point.ing, they are just now having paid the government to traffic people and basically paying a ransom. >> shannon: those have said, there are similar major league baseball deals in place with korea, china, other countries, so they feel cuba is being singled out. the treasury department has made the determination. speaking of ransoms, we all watched as this u.s. tourist and her guide in uganda on safari were kidnapped. there has been a dispute over whether a ransom was paid to get her back or whether she was rescued. this is what secretary of state mike pompeo said not long ago about ransom demand. >> please remember that any payment to a terrorist or terrorist regime gives money so that they can seize more of our people. we cannot accept that risk. you wouldn't ask that for us. even a small payment, to a group in africa can facilitate the killing or seizure of tens or hundreds of others, including americans are foreign nationals in that region. >> shannon: is a administration got a lot of

marco rubio a republican senator just like president trump is a republican president they have firmly put their position their support behind what they call the interim leader of venezuela. my from washington kimberly thank you. plenty more ahead on the news hour including hope for refugees living in the pakistani city of karachi for years without citizen ship. they may not be the right size and the very core audio we're going to get kitted out. champions on their visit to the white house joe will have that in sports. that afghans are meeting for a second day in the capital kabul for discussions between the afghan government and the taliban a meeting known as the loya jirgah has been a way to bring afghans together for centuries but many including the taliban have boycotted the event saying it would not be productive among them the second most powerful man in the country afghanistan's chief executive. bellus reports from kabul. this is the day where the action truly begins at the loya jirga more than three thousand people in the big white building you see behind me have broken into gr

chuck schumer and marco rubio have been very tough on the president on china. or some fears from the business community or wall street. balancing all of those interests is a tall order for any kind of deal. the other point here is that a lot of the structural reforms we are talking about probably won't and could not be accomplished in just one deal. of tradel be a future tensions in negotiations. we will definitely see those after this deal. is, does it set for a morelationship strategic and cooperative partnership or will this enforcement mechanism where a hectare of us over lead to the same kind of atmosphere of more tension than the line. one other comment. i would look at what lou dobbs whatas much if not more of marco rubio or chuck schumer says. i think trump response more to lou dobbs and other broadcasters then he does to congress. there are two examples you can talk about. in may, the negotiators came back and thought they had the makings of a deal. talking aboutre buying a lot of stuff. now it seems like chump change. got ahought the chinese deal. it

you have a couple republicans over there, mitt romney and marco rubio were representatives of republican foreign policy pre-trump. they like to see a muscular american president, not just in the realm of the military and would like to see the department of state have a bigger budget than the udpresident so i think we will see skepticism from republicans as well as probably some pretty angry democrats. >> a busy week on capitol hill, remind us where we are in terms of the presidents a tax returns and the request that came from the house ways and means committee . >> chairman richard neil is requesting not only the presidents tax returns from i believe 2013 and 2018 but is also requesting federal income tax returns for the presidents personal trusts and businesses including one of his golf courses. so that request has been sent to the irs, setting up a battle that people have been ktalking about for years possibly, aback-and-forth between the irs and lawmakers . secretary mnuchin has indicated he is not exactly excited about this prospect. doesn't believe he needs to do it. mick mulvaney h

i asked senator marco rubio if he supported the president shutting down the government, and senator rubio "what do you mean -- i mean, not shut down the government, there was a month ago -- "shut down the border," and he said, "what do you mean, shut down the rder?" the president seems to be clear about it. there are reports he will go to the border on friday, but the white houssays he does not ve a timeline for closing it. is there concern in the whiteou house what he does mean? eliza: i imagine so. the president gets in front of visitors and then people scramble -- in front of messages and then people samble to keep up with proposals or talk him down. i think there is a little bit of roth. i imagine you hearsome of these republicans that don't want to publicly criticize the president that they are back-channeling that this would be a bad idea. border states, arizona, texas, rsere are republican lawma right on the border who it would hurt their economies. laura: eliza collins, thank you for joining us. eliza: thank you. laura: in other news from around the world, algerian state media say

senate and marco rubio who's worked with the trumpet administration on its venezuela policy and he also took to twitter today speaking as well to the people of venezuela saying take to the streets come out this moment may not come again so what we're seeing from washington today is on one hand it's gone from backing the opposition leader who they were quick to say was the ensuring president of venezuela to now appearing to throw their full weight behind what appears to be armed attempt and the potential violence and certainly the chaos which we're seeing on the streets of caracas as well of course is putting the united states once again in direct opposition with russia and with china and does this us why you support does it go beyond words to. well many people in the past have looked to trump statements saying that nothing is off the table and reading in that implicit suggestion perhaps of u.s. military intervention that said there has been no meaningful u.s. military mobilization at this stage what we've seen from the united states is economic pressure we saw that with economic sanctio

we have worked with senator marco rubio, mitt romney on this bill in the senate. as well as senator joni ernst and others. it would allow people to get an advance payment on their social security benefits in order to allow them to stay home for a. of two months to be there with a child at the beginning of the development. these are biblical principles. they are time-honored principles. and they're not partisan. let's go back to the democratic field. am curious about is mayor pete buttigieg. where do you come down on his candidacy as far as the impact he could have. get there to nomination, he has pitched himself as a christian. he has, under fire from some conservatives. where do you come down on his candidacy? mr. reed: i am certainly intrigued by his candidacy. i don't see how you could not be. when i was coming up politically, the idea of having run for state treasurer in years they'd and losing and running for dnc chair and losing and you are a mayor of a pretty small town of about 100,000 people and have never been elected statewide and you want to be preside

issued by you know presidential candidate cory booker who is a democrat we also saw ted cruz in marco rubio who are also republicans all of the foreign relations committee signed a letter saying that the peaceful demonstrations have certainly shown that the people no longer support this year. to venezuela now where there been mass protests for and against the president the rallies followed days of power failures what nicolas maduro is blaming on his political rivals or shortly we'll hear from jamal and child his whether whether or support his supporters but first a latin america editor lucien newman reports from a valley led by opposition leader on why though. this is what opponents of nicolas maduro call the first stage of what they've labeled operation liberty in actual fact it's an attempt to gauge just how successful they can continue to bring supporters out onto the streets not just here but throughout than israela. they want to show that they have not grown tired or afraid despite increased threats from armed paramilitary groups loyal to the government to fire tear gas and he didn't b

back of the boe, you have -- you grade candidates that you suspect areu going to bing -- jeb bush, marco rubio chris christie, all the normal, regular, household names, and, surprisingly, donald trump does not appear in the book. >> right, right. w >> but the a moment where ute trump campaign reaches to you. >> right as -- >> before the book came out. w k me through that. what happened? >> the night romney lost 2012, i was so depressed, i thought it was over. "it's over. they're going to flood the country. we will never be able to cnge it now." and so, when i wrote "iadios, ameri," i thought there was a 10% chance of saving the country. i sent copies of it to chtostie -- chris christie - romney, some of the republicans i expected to run. i post-it-noted certges. once trump came along, he saw mr on the joros show, which was two weeks before the book came out. and i'm on my way to the airport to fly up to new york and launch the book, and i got an e-mail from his people asng for an advance copy of the book. and then, he came out with a somewhat more, um... um, boisterous version of the book with

on march seventh marco rubio pledged that venezuela would enter a period of suffering unlike any unlike that which any nation in modern history has experienced in recent history five hours later the first blackout hit and the gurry hydroelectric plant was collapsing venezuelans fought through that blackout we actually have a piece up at the gray zone dot com venezuelan about the solidarity that was shown in the streets and not conveyed in western media and being the conscience that venezuelans have about what's being done to them many of them do believe they're being sabotaged and there is evidence of that but the blackout has done demonstrably damage to this is siding at all sectors and it's a question of when the blackouts and and how much people can tolerate but right now people are staying at home and they're trying to fight through this at least in the poor and working class areas in need but strife and poverty and struggling venezuela was happening before all this president mubarak compu blameless kind of. well there were blackouts before this but we've never seen anything like th

issued by you know presidential candidate cory booker who is a democrat we also saw ted cruz and marco rubio who are also republicans all the foreign relations committee signed a letter saying that the peaceful demonstrations have certainly shown that the people no longer support this year. there been mass protests for and against venezuela's president we have correspondents of the rival rallies in the capital caracas shortly we'll be hearing from. the supporters of president nicolas maduro but first our latin america editor alysia newman has this report from the pro one quite the demonstration. this is what opponents of nicolas maduro call the first stage of what they've labeled operation liberty in actual fact it's an attempt to gauge just how successful they can continue to bring supporters out onto the streets not just here but throughout than israela. they want to show that they have not grown tired or afraid despite increased threats from armed paramilitary groups loyal to the government to fire tear gas and he didn't bullets at protesters but but this if it is says she's not afraid. b

nothing. >> and i agree and what you're doing is airspacing the view exactly as articulated by marco rubio and what i'm offering to you is i want the opportunity for the cuba players i want to be able as a baseball team to scout a player and sign a player and if i have to, pay a posting fee to the team that owns him, the rights to him. i want to do it in cuba it's different. it's the government that owns the rights to the players, so i am willing to pay a fee to the owner of the player, which in this case, is the baseball federation which of course is part of the government. that is the third, fourth, fifth and first best option, because it's what happens in every other part of the world. david: it's a tough situation, will be so much better if they had a free government in cuba that's the bottom line. but we can't wait. you're exactly right but we've been hearing that for generation to generation. let's make some progress. let's not reverse the deal that we had where we know that human trafficking results. why do that? it makes no sense to me. david: hopefully, venezuela won't have any oi

i would look at what lou dobbs says as much if not more as what marco rubio or chuck schumer says. he talks to dobbs than he does to congress. there are two examples to point to. one in may, they came back the negotiators mostly mnuchin thought he had the makings of a deal, the chinese were talking about buying a lot of stuff, although the number at that point was $60 billion, which seemed like an awful lot of goods and services and now seems like chump change. in any event, the chinese and a mnuchin thought they got a deal and trump backed off immediately. deep sixed it. that's one example. another example is trump cut a deal with cte. was roundly criticized on the hill. i forget what dobbs said at that point. but was roundly criticized by lots of people and held firm. so it's hard to know how he responds to that sort of pressure. >> if i could add a third example on the thursday night before the friday meeting with huh, criticized memorandums of understanding being meaningless documents, nothing more than term sheets. a point well-taken on the influence that some in the media wil

he's like marco rubio was sent to venezuela to take over the country right now he looks the part it's that again it's like a certain body build a certain hairline in a certain you know overall look that they have that they he's been chosen for his wife you know is now becoming or trying to become like the instagram first lady of the world it's a it's almost as you said comical in the way a lot of this is being constructed it's still comical that it feels like mainstream media can't even get it to stick right because it's just it's so corny and it almost feels like a really bad amazon prime show as opposed to being the reality of what's taking place in this country and that doesn't mean that the duros a good leader doesn't mean that the doura is is doing good things in this country there are massive problems in venezuela and every time i do a report about this i hear from people who say oh you just want to see them stay in this terrible communist situation with the socialist who are ruining the country no but self-determination means the people of venezuela have to be able to determine

a cyber attack by the us but what people don't know is that as soon as the cyber it's happened marco rubio actually tweeted about it within an hour of it happening and he had tweeted that the generators failed to restore power before the venezuelan government really even announced the task so that again is another coincidence they don't really have answers for and beyond that it's super well documented that the call of duty franchise has met with the pentagon the department of defense the whole nine yards a lot of video games and movies right now my me as a as a video gamer. i'm just not my thing i've never liked real wargames because i feel like they're just training young people and they're geared more toward toward teenagers in that age group and it's the age group that starting decide what they're going to go after high school and whether they're going to are o.t.c. or whatever and then they go to play this day and i've played some of these games at least to see how awful they are and then i usually stop quickly and this is one of those things were suddenly you're in a beautiful jungle

we have worked with senator marco rubio. i think mitt romney is a co-sponsor of this bill in the senate, along with senators joni ernst and others, that would allow people to get an advanced payment on their social security benefits in order to allow them to stay home for a period of four, six, or eight weeks to be there with that child at the beginning of the development. again, i think these are biblical principles. they are time-honored principles that are not partisan. reporter: let's go back to the democratic field. one person i am curious about is mayor pete buttigieg. he has really seen his star rise, as far as democratic primary voters in the last couple of months. i am curious, where do you come down on his candidacy as far as the impact he could have. if he were to get the nomination, he has pitched himself as a christian. he has come under fire from some conservatives. franklin graham came at him for the way he has framed himself. where do you come down on his candidacy? also on graham's comments, what do you make

reaction we've had a lot from the trumpet ministration also members of the senate including senator marco rubio the question that was been just how involved the united states has been for in terms of events on the ground in venice well in terms of the u.s. military the united states has not ruled out possible u.s. military intervention in the future but for now the u.s. military saying only that it is monitoring the situation the national security adviser john bolton saying that he is urging the venezuelan military to protect the constitution so we took this question directly to one of the president's top advisers kellyanne conway we asked her in the driveway here at the white house whether or not the u.s. would intervene militarily she would not answer the question she would only say again that the united states is monitoring the situation the support the people of venezuela were sad that they have been starved by majority they've been denied food and medicine and basic humanitarian needs having been mad at the united states has gotten supplies there to them sometimes the those have been obstr

time since special counsel robert mueller concluded his investigation into election meddling by marco rubio by the trump campaign. >> i believe the american people deserve to see the full report. >> reporter: barr telling them he will release a redacted version of the full report within a week. >> i do think it's important that the public have an tune to learn the opportunity of the results of special counsel's work. >> reporter: barr also addressing scrutiny over the four-page letter outlining his main conclusions from mueller's nearly 400-page report. >> all we have is your four-page rohr which seems to cherry pick in the most favorable posture for the president. >> i tried to use as much of the special lan galg as i could. >> there's no obstruction. it's done. >> the letter speaks for itself. >> and barr will be back here tomorrow and will answer more questions from congress next month after the full mueller report has been released. mar marci gonzalez, abc news. >>> 58% of the more than 6,600 people surveyed say race relations are generally bad. 25% said former president barack obama ma