"the story" hosted by colleague, martha maccallum, starts right now. >> martha: fbi director james comey grilled on the hill and his stunning testimony, he says that he felt the obama justice department had no credibility and that forced his hand. >> the number of things had gone on, some of which i can't talk about yet, that made me worry that the department's leadership could not credibly complete the investigation and declined prosecution without grievous damage to the american people's confidence in the justice system. then, the capper was, i'm not picking on the attorney general, loretta lynch, who i like very much, but her meeting with president clinton was that cap are for me. i then said, you know what, the department cannot by itself credibly and this. >> martha: so interesting. a lot of heat in that room today. good evening, everybody. i'm martha maccallum. here is "the story" on may the third. the art of the deal president needs to win over a rested g.o.p. that is not happy in some quarters. passage of the health care bill could go a long way toward that goal. >> we have been

martha. >> martha: thank you very much. joining us now with more, marc thiessen, former chief speechwriter for president george w. bush. marie harf, former state department employee. in karl rove's back, someone who has spent quite a bit of time in the white house. let's get the new folks to weigh in. you listen to the story tonight, what do you make of it? >> it looks like donald trump is paying a really heavy price for his mishandling of this whole comey firing. he should have had come at the start of this, you should have have a replacement in mind, plug this out, a simple announcement which said, james comey has served this country with distinction for many years, have decided to make a change. he is being replaced by filling the blank and announced to the person who would have gotten lots of plaudits from people from all sides, somebody was qualified, career law enforcement person, and pulled him out there. instead, he had this fake story about how he was responding to the doj, then, he did an interview with lester hol

martha?ha: very interesting. trace, thank you. mollie hemingway, senior editor at the federalist, and matt bennett, cofounder of the roadway interesting, we look at a lot of different arenas. whether it's the economy or foreign policy or this issue, mollie molly. you see the president's rhetoric have an impact, and without necessarily the need for registration legislation or judicial action. what do you think? >> it's interesting. what particular it means is the state department voluntarily following what the president wishes, which is how it should be done. the state department and initially set out, i don't know if you remember the resistance memo about how they were going to resist the president. they have gotten the message about his policy and it has gotten through. i also think it's true that particularly with immigration and refugee issues, messaging externally has a tremendous effect. you saw this not with refugees, but with southern border immigration where people voluntarily designi

"the story" hosted by my colleague martha maccallum starts right now. ♪ >> martha: big story from thehite house as the president threatens to shut down the government. he is clearly angry that democrats are claiming the white house back down big time on this pending deal. >> we have more money now for the border than we have gotten in ten years. the democrats didn't tell you that. they forgot. in their notes, they forgot to tell you that. >> how the president caught a tremendous deal for the american people. the number is 21 billion. okay. that is the additional defense spending. $21 billion. a full two-thirds of what we ask for in the beginning. the largest funding level for border security in the last ten years. every single second amendment protection, every single pro-life production that we wanted, that is why i think we are seeing them trolling about the success, covering up the fact that they cut a deal with president trump and president trump did a tremendous job. >> martha: good evening, everybody. welcome to "the story." i'm martha maccallum. it is may 2nd. we will show you

martha. >> martha: thank you very much, peter.ning me now, the congressman responsible for making sure that this bill had enough votes to pass, the house majority whip, steve scalise. good to see you today, sir. welcome. >> good to be with you, martha. >> congratulations. this is something you were working on that you achieved it today. we saw kevin mccarthy stand up and say this is the guy who never gave up on this process. i think everyone would like you to take us behind the scenes that show us how the sausage was made. what was it like? >> it was a lot of work. like all of our members in the republican caucus, working really hard to try to get to yes. we still have more work to do a few weeks ago. we would have liked to seen the bill passed sooner. they must abort the thing is getting it right. fulfilling this promise, starting the the dash repealind replacing obamacare. we work very closely with president trump. he was engaged when the very beginning. vice president pence was very hands-on. our teams worked well together. ult

those were among the most delicate and likely to be compromised, martha. >> martha: thank you very much will go back to catherine. also watching with microphone outside the white house for h.r. mcmaster is expected any moment. let's bring in chris stirewalt and judge andrew napolitano. the way that this piece is written, chris, let me start with you, it all is shocking. a quote from a senior official, former u.s. official, "trump seems to be very reckless, doesn't grasp the gravity of the things that he is dealing with. there is definitely an effort in this piece to paint him as bumbling with this information, chris. >> the way it reads, again, i don't know, the way it reads is that because the administration notified or was obliged to notify the senate intelligence that this was a piece of raw steak that was thrown out right in front of senators who were already gunning for the president, who look at him and his handling of the russian investigation and other things, and they hear that and that immediately results in the leak, the allegation, that stuff. that is how this reads to me, o

martha. >> martha: thank you. here now with more, andy mccarthy's former federal prosecutor and national review contributing editor. karl rove, fox news political contributor and former president george w. bush's chief of staff. and marie harf, a fox news contributor. andy, i want to start with you, if i may. good to have you here tonight, sir. what do you make of these latest subpoenas? >> if you don't issue a subpoena unless you have a good faith to believe the documents exist. we have heard and other reporting that they have been exposed to some intelligence and uncovered some masking. the suggestion is that it leaves three officials, rice, brennan, and power, are involved in the unmasking. bryce, we have already heard about. brennan, it wouldn't be unusual for him to be involved if there were unmasking decisions because what we call the intelligence community is about 17 agencies. it's really only three of them who do the actual collection of intelligence. the nsa, the cia, and the fbi. they generally make the

martha. >> martha: thank you.president of the zionist organization of america and his group is calling for ms. sarsour to be removed. a new york city council member and a personal and professional friend of mace sarsour's. welcome to both of you. it's great to have you here. let me start with you. why should she be removed? we talk a lot about free speech at, charles murray, and culture. why shouldn't be able to say what she wants to say? >> there is no constitutional first amendment right, obligation, for city college to invite anyone. they can write who they want way they don't have an obligation to invite her. they don't have an obligation to keep her. they can dismiss having her. this is city college's decision. one of the main reasons we should not have her speak is the fact that she has praised the anti-file, the terror war that was killed and seven. the fact tha she has praised killer of jews, she claimed that this was an honor and privilege being with this jews killer. she is someone who supports radical i

going to catch some z's, the story hosted by martha maccallum starts right now. >> martha: breaking tonight, we have brand-new images of the manchester bomber after three weeks in libya, he came back to just weeks ago. it is of the first that we have seen of the terrorist around that time. they were snapped by surveillance cameras in a mall just days before he he loaded up a backpack with explosives miles from his own home and walked into the ariana grande concert hall is the music was ending. taking the lives of 22 people. good evening everybody. i martha maccallum and this is the story. as the details come in, we know that among the dead, three girls, age eight, 15, and 18 years old, 12 children under the age of 16 are in the hospital with a very serious injuries. of the 119 injured, 64 remain in the hospital tonight. police and nearly 4,000 members of the british military scouring the streets, many in search of the bomb maker who they believe is on the loose tonight somewhere in england. six people are now in custody and the results today, one of them as a woman. we have several big gues

martha. >> martha: thank you.mingway, senior editor at the federalist, and julie roginsky, democratic analyst. good to see you both tonight. mollie, let me start with you. what is your reaction to the story? >> this is just the worst reaction you can have to the violence of what happened in portland. shutting down free-speech. the mayor has absolutely no authority to do this and it's just not healthy or wise. also, portland has a long history of tolerating rather extreme rhetoric from people on the other side of the aisle, posted violent posted violent wto protests, they have had one of of the more notorious occupied camps. they even recently tolerated the antifa anti-trump protests, similar to the mic which got violent. this doesn't make sense. >> martha: julie, is this fair two groups, this man, this alleged killer, whose behavior no one condones, with his organization that wants to march, and like any organizatio organization, has the right to march and peacefully protest. >> listen, what this organization stan

martha. >> martha: thank you very much. let's go back to karl rove, who is standing by. carl, you had interaction with james, when you were in the bush and administration. take us back to that debate that was pretty heated involving attorney general john ashlock and how it sort of affected the way you viewed the current -- no former fbi director. >> lets at the background. there was a critical national security information collection program that needed to be periodically revised and revisited, renewed and attorney general had to sign the renewal period and attorney general ashcroft was ill and in the hospital unbeknownst to the white house. he was so ill that the had been passed to comey as acting attorney general. cosmo the hospital and says we need to reauthorize the program, send andy and alberto gonzales over to you. he says come on over. when they show up, there is comey who says ashcroft is so ill that he's not going to be able to sign this renewal and if you force him to re-sign the renewal, it will be bigger than watergate. it'll be bigger than the saturday nigh

he was martha. >> martha: once again, a string of explosive stories this week, there is breaking news again tonight. the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein, who wrote the letter that outlined the reasons for firing fbi director james comey has now pushed the russian investigation into a special prosecutor. that person is former fbi director robert mueller. now, the president has fought hard to put this story that he that he sees essentially as an emperor who has no close situation behind him. but now, just four months into his presidency, he has a special prosecutor's case. the deputy attorney general sent the statement out a short while ago. "in my capacity as acting attorney general, i determined that it is in the public interest for me to exercise my authority and appoint a special counsel to assume responsibility for this matter. my decision is not a finding that crimes have been committed or that any prosecution is warranted. the person at the helm of this new probe, as i said, former fbi director robert mueller, well known to everyone in this country. he now has the power to

after martha washington's death, peter and martha -- thomas and martha attended an auction.ne of the items was this punch bowl. it is chinese export porcelain, and what is interesting is this seat on the interior is taken from an english press source of a foxhunting scene, where is the exterior depicts chinese rice cultivation. thomas and martha's daughter tells us this punch bowl was used at tudor place to serve apple toddy, a spiced apple andr with rome -- rum spices. a congressman came here to one of their parties and drank too much, and apparently made a spectacle of himself but she does not tell us which one. thomas and martha peter were very ardent federalists and they named their three daughters columbia, america, and britannia. as part of our tour today i have pulled some significant washington items right across in the parlor, so let's take a walk and look at those items. when thomas and martha peter were married in 1795, george washington asked martha what she wanted as a wedding present and she replied a likeness of him. washington had the artist walter roberts pa

martha. >> martha: thank you very much.adigan, former assistant minority counsel on the watergate committee. and ron hospital, president of the law enforcement legal defense fund and a former assistant director of the fbi. gentlemen, thank you very much for being here. let me start with you, having been there, what goes through your mind about these watergate comparisons? >> well, i don't think there is really any comparison to watergate. in watergate, we had a real criminal act that had taken place and a variety of other matters associated with it. whereas, in the current situation, as one of your guests previously said, there is nothing to be shown in terms of any kind of criminal conduct in the situation that we are talking about tonight. >> martha: if that is the case, let me stay with you for a minute, mr. madigan, if that is the case, why would you go forward with appointing a special counsel in a situation where, so far, there are no actual crimes for them to investigate? >> well, i think that what we have seen in th

the story hosted by my friend martha maccallum starts right now. >> martha: tonight, the white house is writing a team of quote street fighters to go on offense as soon as the president returns on saturday. good evening everybody, i martha maccallum and here is the story tonight. and they know that they are facing an onslaught with his russia investigation and quoted deep state intel leaks and backlash and that the response so far that they have had has been more or less flat-footed to all of this. this team according to the reports will work separately from the rest of the white house. they're going to try to clear the decks to those who are focused on work and on legislation pushes. it is likely to look like a war room somewhere to the one constructed by the clinton team during the scandal. recognizing that this is a battle that is going to go on for the duration of the trump presidency. who was involved and what is going to look like in action? former house speaker newt gingrich joins me in a moment with his take on what is really going on at the white house and what he thinks sho

the story with martha maccallum is up next. >> martha: breaking tonight, british prime minister teresa mae has just raised the threat level in the united kingdom. >> they've now concluded on the basis of today's investigation that the threat level should be increased for the time being from severe to critical. >> martha: 's are critical that another attack is highly likely and could be imminent. that's the description of the level that they are now at. british law enforcement race against time to find others who may be linked to last night's bomber. this home, the scene of a raid police now out in force. now in the middle of the night there. trying to root out killers as we speak. good evening everyone, i martha maccallum and this is the story on may the 23rd. president trump now fresh off his successful trip to the middle east is now in italy as the united kingdom is confronting brutal homegrown terrorism. islamic terrorists take to the internet to save "this is just the beginning." prompting the question, where is the end? beyond the claims of cowardice and evil losers, who was mobil

martha. >> martha: thank you, trace.ent and editor in chief of the daily collegiate. thank you. you have done very strong reporting on the story and i would imagine that it is not easy for you to cover this and to read these text messages and the callousness that is in them. >> thank you for having me martha. it's unbelievable reading through these messages and the court documents. there was no. for these boys with the text messages and trying to cover up what happened that night. >> there is unlike previous cases, there is videotape that is very high-quality that was taken from cameras all over the inside of his fraternity house, correct? they have an enormous amount of evidence over this entire time frame. so these guys are likely in big trouble. >> there was video footage from the entire night. he saw a video when he first fell down the stairs, the basin cameras pretty fell down the basement steps. that video footage was not uncovered since that camera wasn't working, but the camera has footage of him walking towards

this is one that martha washington left to martha peter in her will. she notes it previously hung in the passage at mount vernon and was a gift from the artist john trumbull. engraving is after one of his portraits of washington. i think it is interesting the peter family kept both engravings in the drawing room hanging across from each other. after martha washington's death, thomas and martha peter attended vernon andmount purchased items. one of the items was this punch bowl. it is chinese export porcelain, and what is interesting is this theme on the interior is taken from an english source of a foxhunting scene, where is the exterior depicts chinese rice cultivation. a very interesting mix of eastern and western themes. thomas and martha's daughter tells us this punch bowl was used at tudor place to serve apple toddy, a spiced apple cider with rum and spices. and lots of alcohol. she also tells us a congressman came here to one of their parties and drank too much, and apparently made a spectacle of himself but she does not tell us which congressman

it >> martha: to see you tonight.isdom has painted a picture of republicans against the ropes but as they continue to win a special elections in montana, is that an argument that works? we turn to fox news editor chris stirewalt. what do you of that argument, there's so much tittering about how much trouble the republican party is in and here's just another example, we heard all over place of how rough things are for them and it was rough in that interview room. is there a larger indication for how the party is doing? >> this is not the happiest season of the republican party has ever had, no question. the selection is a long time from now, they look at three relevant special election votes we've seen so far, democrats are outperforming what we would expect them to do by about eight points. if they did that next year, there would be a lot of districts, certainly enough to give them a majority in the house, if they were to keep a performance at this rate and to do it across the country, they could win -- they would win

martha? >> let's bring in the former superintendent chief of the boston police department, good to see you again. this caught a lot of attention across the country today. what you think happened here? >> we don't know exactly what happened. whether it's an armed robbery, with some type of personal vendetta, whether somebody in this persons family who had interacted with these doctors, we don't know. i can't tell you. there's been a lot of innuendo and unfortunately the victims and their families have been victimized again by people jumping to conclusions without waiting for the evidence for him and find a put together. it's important that we do know the two people were talented people are dead today. we know we have a suspect in custody. we are going to let investors go through the evidence, forensic evidence, video surveillance and find out what happened. let them figure out the who, what, when, where, and white set of jumping to conclusions on twitter and facebook about what happen. >> mart

special report, here comes martha. >> martha: good evening everybody this friday, may 12, i martha maccallum this is "the story" ." the president and lashing out at his fired fbi director today as comey's side put out their own version. "james comey better hope there are no tapes of our conversation before he started looking for the press." comey said he's not worried about any tapes. the white house and thoughts to pivot a bit from a tough week and put some questions to rest from the letter from the president's tax attorneys about russia and also a short list of potential new fbi director pick picks. we begin tonight with chief national correspondent ed henry in washington tonight covering it all. >> for president trump's supporters who were hoping he would try to douse the flames on this story, with that one tweet, the commander-in-chief just poured more gasoline on the fire. democrats have already been charging the firing of james comey was nick soni and another president has injected the possibility there is some sort of taping system for his conversation. if the president lashing out at

martha. >> martha: very interesting. thank you for that report.ent on this, katie pavlich, townhall.com news editor and a fox news contributor and campaign director at the center for american progress action fund. i know you look at those numbers of the gang members that have been rounded up, the number of illegals crossing the border that has dropped in part due to letting the border patrol agents do their job and also the rhetoric of the president has made it sort of unappealing to cross the border, sadly that one individual who hurt that child was able to get back across. but it seems to be a pretty impressive report so far. >> i think the way the numbers are presented would be, but it's actually needing to go a little bit under the surface on that. that roundup of gang members today, that was actually to third citizens, which should make everybody nervous. a deportation going out in rating areas and rounding up citizens. so we need to go a little bit under the surface of what they're actually claiming it to be. >> you citizens were gang member

the story hosted by martha maccallum starts right now. newton >> martha: breaking toni, you were looking at scenes of panic out of manchester, england, this evening moments ago, we got word that there were perhaps two explosions and arianna ground a concert in a manchester united kingdom. this is an area that is under severe threat of terrorist attack, meaning that an attack is always considered highly likely in this area in the u.k. were getting pictures of people running out of this concert, police have confirmed that there are a number of fatalities involved in this incident. obviously, this is breaking news. we are going with the latest information as we are able to check it and get it in but the pictures i can tell you our horrific coming out of here. responders, first responders on the scene, they are talking to people asking them to avoid the area completely. transportation is shut down in and out of that area. so we're going to dip into our sister network as well as we go through this coverage because they obviously have the best

not just jefferson and his wife martha, but martha's enslaved siblings. we don't know much about martha wales jefferson the letters between jefferson and his wife were destroyed. we think he destroyed them. even as an older man he was writing people letters asking if they had any of her letters so they could take command destroy them. this was not uncommon among unmarried couples, they didn't think people should know about the intimacies of their relationship. we don't know much about them. it's an interesting thing that she brought her brothers and sisters to live with her at monticello. they have them in her life on a daily basis. a lot of times in a slave society when the master or his sons or whatever, had children with enslaved women, the women of the household -- sometimes they make themselves the family members. they put them away somewhere. it's interesting that she brought them with her and put them in the house. she's around these women. elizabeth as well. she was not adverse to having them around. when she dies in 1782, they are around her deat

story about martha. 14ay martha got off a plane , hours on the plane from seoul. just enough time to get the lipstick on, get here. this is what she's done the last 4 days. thursday she was in washington reporting on north korea. she got on a plane that day, landed in south korea. she persuaded the generals on the ground to give her exclusive access to the oson air base. just miles from the most militarized border of the world. she appeared in every single abc news platform. then she interviewed the national security adviser or -- advisor h.r. , mcmaster, made a bunch of news there as well. just par for the course for martha. she does this all the time. she was saying she actually hasn't had a day off since the election, for which i feel some responsibility. she had to invent a new word. there was a profile of martha and they invented a new word for her approach of courage and her unflinching dedication, that phrase is called bad-assery. that is martha. she has moderated four debates. she did it with such directness , theon all four occasions phrase martha raddatz

martha confided -- dolley was talking to her sister and to martha. martha said she did not want any more children. she had a baby and was hoping this was the last one. she had four more after that, unfortunately. that's the way. jefferson, not having his own first lady, it was friends and his daughter's friends who tried to step in and be helpful to him. they were pretty close. madison came, james and dolley came to monticello quite a bit, and martha was always there. she did not have her mother from the time he was 12 years old, so dolley was someone she bonded with. gil: sometimes you can have a family feud. ivanka has shades of anna roosevelt, in that she is going to have somewhat of an official role, but she also has shades of alice roosevelt, teddy roosevelt's daughter. alice was a character. she would say, if you don't have anything good to say, come sit next to me. alice would literally put a tack under the cushion of a dignitary and watch them sit and blow up. she jumped into a pool on a cruise and met her second husband. lesley: alice was ve

there was a story about martha recently. her toughness, her enending jed indication, that phrase is called bad-assery. that's what they call martha. she's bhmoderated four deekts. on all four occasions martha radatz for president appeared in twitters. the reason she gets the access she does and has the trust she does in the military community is her passion for our troops and her commitment to what happens to them when they come home from war. she stays in touch with those who have been previously wounded. she comforts the family that have lost loved ones in battle. her best-selling book "the long road home," which details a terrible two-day firefighter in sadder city in which cavalry were killed. that book is a poignant example of her commitment to remind us all of the sacrifices our troops make every day. now, even in most dangerous circumstances it depends on people who will ask the toughest questions, won't stop until they understand what happened and why it happened. let's take a quick look at martha in action. ♪ >> one

so his, goes back to his third wife, martha. martha is saying, ernest the war is in europe. it is not in cuba. we're journalists. we cover wars. we're writers. we need to get over there. earnest says no, i'm running anti-submarine operations here. [laughter] and they have these really, i mean, they have, there is a lot of conflict between the two. so she goes over by herself and she runs into an oss guy who had worked in cuba and she says look, can you get ernest on the oss payroll and that will get him out of cuba? so martha generates this traffic that goes to oss headquarters and that they, that they -- so she is trying to save their marriage by signing him up for the oss. i think he never knew. i don't think he ever know what martha had done. yeah, right there. >> [inaudible] >> okay. i'm, i'm a humble historian. -- >> [inaudible] there is a lot of stuff out there by people who are smarter than me on medical issues. there has been article on traumatic brain injury, on depression. there is, parts of release of his files at mayo clinic, at least unofficial release. he had e

david. >> martha, thank you. >>> and now to another global worry at this hour. we do have new reporting in the massive cyberattack. hospitals paralyzed, surgeries halted, and today we learned of an auto assembly line suddenly stopped because computers had shut down. hackers infecting some 300,000 computers in more than 150 countries now, including the u.s., locking those companies up through their computers, and then demanding ransom to free the files. and tonight, investigators say new clues may be pointing to a familiar culprit. here's brian ross. >> reporter: cybersecurity researchers tracking the attack tonight, say the trail could lead to north korea. that the computer code that produced the attack with these ominous messages, the code used by north korea on attack on international banks last year. it could be someone else using the north korean code, says researchers. but the country has a long record of computer criminality. >> we have seen them steal money and information. we have seen them destroy information. >> reporter: there's still no attribution o

martha has a busy show coming up. she's going to go one-on-one on homeland security secretary john kelly about the terror threat after the manchester bombing plus house intelligence committee ranking member congressman adam schiff discusses the latest on the russia investigation. that's all coming up on "this week" right here on abc with martha. look forward to that. >> we are going to move on to another developing story this morning. british airways is trying to get back on track after a global computer outage canceled hundreds of flights stranding thousands of passengers. >> now, the airline >> the airline faced a major meltdown over the last 24 hours and we're learning exactly what caused it and abc's matt gutman is at heathrow for us this morning. good morning, matt. >> reporter: hey, good morning, dan and paula. just got back from terminal 5. and one police officer described it as absolute bedlam inside. we are seeing b.a. flights take off like that one right behind me. still it remains so chaotic here when i cal

how much does it matter to voters, martha? i'm not sure.hin a party, and they feel misrepresented. but within a constituency, i do not think voters will particularly mind if they are voting for a man or a woman, it depends on the individual's representation. —— reputation. and then you might have those. violi method that is shown to reliably improve representation is all women short lists. the conservative retorts, and theresa may enjoys teasing. they have had two female leaders. they have had acting with harriet harmon, for labour. but it is hard for the conservatives, i think. labour. but it is hard for the conservatives, ithink. if labour. but it is hard for the conservatives, i think. if they're female representation does not improve, i think there will be questions. theresa may, why aren't you looking at an all women short list in a moderate form? many of the leaders will be sparring tonight as the leaders debate programme — being broadcast on itv — takes to the air. but, there are two notable exceptions. in the blue corner, theresa ma

martha, the u.s. of course hoping the successful intercept will now send a powerful message to kim jong-un. >> and it will, david. but despite this success there's no guarantee this will work in real-world circumstances. as long as kim keeps testing his nuclear missiles, north korea will remain a very big threat. david. >> all right, martha on the late developments. >>> next tonight, new reporting on the dui arrest of tiger woods. the police affidavit revealing tonight that they found him asleep at the wheel with his car running and tires blown. abc's gio benitez with new details from palm beach county, florida. >> reporter: tonight, after tiger woods' 3:00 a.m. memorial day arrest and that mug shot now seen around the world, new details in police documents. authorities in jupiter said they found his mercedes running with brake lights and a blinker on, stopped in the roadway, with two flat tires and damaged bumpers. woods asleep at the wheel and, had to be woken up. that his speech was extremely slow

>> martha, high stakes are on the horizon, no doubt about it. this revelation that jared kushner was in communication with russian officials, the ambassador and a russian banker is huge, and the fbi wants to know some basic things. why was it urgent to have that meeting? why was there a discussion of having these back channels and, again, it's the context is that this is after the intelligence community has said the russians were meddling in the 2016 election. lots of questions. there's no allegation yet that kushner has committed any crime. he's not a target of the investigation. but the fbi is coming soon and they want to know what he knows. >> and, jon, this comes after this week-long trip, which the white house considered very, very successful, but now they're back to this investigation. i was struck by some comments by the cia director, former cia director mike hayden who made them this week about the contacts. he said "what manner of ignorance, chaos, hubris, suspicion, contempt would you have to have had to think that doing this with the

go to fiosgigabit.com z2ay2z z16fz y2ay2y y16fy >> martha stewart used to making headlines.iva posed for this picture between snoop dog and donald trump. in the photo making the peace sign. ut, oh there were leaks. another one came out showing stewart giving the president the middle finger. that image was removed from the internet. she's been critical of mr. trump keep in mind it not just because of politics remember when they tried auto prentis with martha stewart and donald trump said it was horrible and failure. she positive publicly announced her support of hillary clinton. >> and they have a cooking show or something together. 6. >> she claims she's not im3w50euded as substances snoop is. >> maybe they cook with with it, who snows. >> couldn't stop marine le pen she looks like she's having a lot of fun. >> in the big scheme of things you. >> probably don't see the l se election spending the evening like this the exact opposite of what people are used to seei . usually somber and -- >> you think about it. thinking of former in the u.s. we didn't hear from hillary clinton

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"the story" hosted by martha maccallum starts right now. >> martha: good evening, everyone, i am marthatory" and is thursday, may 18th. president trump faces reporters as the hits just keep on coming. tonight, the white house pushing back against reports that they knew michael flynn was under investigation and hired a national security advisor anyway. the president, who spouted off in the morning on twitter about witch hunts, was cool under pressure in the afternoon. watch. >> i respect the rules but the entire thing has been a witch hunt there is no collusion between certainly myself and my campaign, but i can always speak for myself and the russians, zero. i think it divides the country. i think

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