martha roberts reporting from madrid and barcelona to w.'s or charlotte some pill reporting on those unfolding events thank you for your coverage. and as polling officers in kenya count ballots for that country's presidential election rerun ordinary people are counting the cost of this device a vote one person has been killed in clashes between protesters and police today bringing the overall death toll to at least five or kenya has been locked in political uncertainty since the supreme court an old presidential elections held back in august. the streets of kenya's capital nairobi are unusually quiet worried about the prospect of violence many are staying indoors those few who have ventured out have had enough after months of political tension. i would like politics to quieten down so we can continue with our work we don't want people to fight or kill each other we want kenya to be peaceful. we want life to continue as normal. our incomes are being hurt and we are struggling. old we're tired of politics. thursday's repeat elections were marr

i love the fact that robert mueller is going down all the avenues here and has nothing to do with party. >> marthath marianne. we are going to end with david. david, final thoughts. >> first of all, mueller was the fbi director when this investigation seemed to have been covered up by the obama department of justice. eric holder seems to have put this thing under a rug and they didn't tell congress. they didn't inform congress. when this important decision about uranium one's purchase was going on no one in congress knew about it that's why this stinks to heaven. that's why jeff sessions must appoint an independent counsel other than robert mueller to investigate it. >> martha: we have to leave it there. >> last point. >> martha: real quick. >> on 2015 there were members sent by members of congress on the oversight committee. they are yot have hearing. they might have it now. >> there will be hearings now. >> martha: all of this come up from the hill story which said the fbi investigation while this process of approval was taking place. but the guy is on the committee didn't know about it. so, tha

. >> martha: joining us now is robert bartlett advisor to united against nuclear iran.was severely injured by iranian bomb while serving in iraq. also with us lieutenant colonel tony shaffer a senior fellow at the london center for policy research. he was at the white house today consulting on the language that you heard from the president today. tony, if i may, let me start with you. >> sure. >> martha: what's your take on how they arrived at this language and what was it like to be there today on this big announcement. >> the bottom line is the white house has been very careful to point out it let me point out, martha, there is a theme. the threat is a threat it a return of rule of law. president obama subsidies not authorized by congress. let me again, let me just note i'm amazed by the fact when you speak the truth in this town sometimes it's controversial. the president has rightly called out the iranians both on the history of their bad acts. look, i faced off against them. iran i can't believe operatives in 2003. it's in my book "operation dark heart" as well as,

martha: always good to see you alan dershowitz. coming up next, what does this mean for special counsel robert mueller? >> the president said last week, i believe it was last week, and i've said several times before, there's no intention or plan to make any changes in regards to the special counsel. >> martha: mixed reactions tonight on what the former fbi director's role should be given the growth into even the democratic party in this investigation and the fact that he was overseeing the fbi at the time. house intelligence committee member pete king joins me in a moment on that varied and new reports raising some serious questions about the democrats involvement in the anti-trump dossier. and possibly a link to former president barack obama as well. we will show you what that is. plus the virginia governor's race turning so ugly as a new democratic add portrays republicans as confederates hunting down minority children. we will show you those things when we come back. former arkansas governor mike huckabee weighs in on that with his take. if we will hear what he thinks of it when we come back. more on

. >> host: next call for robert edsel from mar that in south carolina. probably martha barkly. >> caller: good morning, peter. >> host: how are you, martha. >> caller: i'm fine. because of c-span i ran out and bought edsell's book years ago and you have stolen my thunder, peter. you asked about the priceless, the cost and the value of art. it's definitely priceless just as life is priceless, and the movie, of course, portrayed the two lives lost. i imagine there were more lives lost. have to check my books. my question to robert edsel, thank you for work since the age of 39. it's marvelous. have a feeling the movie was like a fraternity party atmosphere, even though the locations and artwork was superb. i wanted to know the rest of the story at rouges if you could tell that. >> guest: the rest of the story what? >> caller: at -- nye? about madonna? >> host: yes. >> guest: it's the only sculpture by michelangelo to leave lit during his lifetime and one of the focused pieces that the nazis stole in september 1944. this is -- such an illustrated situation because human nat

martha washington was unhappy and in every minute including her frightened slaves. robertis would be made aware of it when he arrived on may 14. things were in disarray. lewis who served as washington's secretary between 1789 and 91 was chosen to escort his aunt and grandchildren to new york. he was a bit concerned when he arrived to find a frenzied and hectic scene. lewis wrote quote everything appeared to to be in confusion end quote. the manifestation of mrs. washington's conflicting feelings. robert lewis described the departure which finally take place on may 16, 1789 as an emotional moment for the slaves and the first lady. quote after an early dinner and making all necessary arrangements in which we were greatly regarded it brought us to 3:00 and the action in when we left. the servants of the house and a number of them made an appearance to take leave of their mistress. numbers of these poor ratchets seemed greatly agitated, much affected. my aunt, equally so. betty, ona judge's mother must have been one of those agitated slaves. not only was she losing her 16-year

martha washington was unhappy, and everyone knew it, including her frightened slave. the presidents of nephew robert lewis would also soon be made aware of it when he arrived at the estate on the 14th, things were in disarray. lewis, who served as washington secretary between 1789-91 was chosen to escort his aunt and her grandchildren to new york, but was surprised and a bit concerned when he arrived to find a frenzied and hectic scene. lewis wrote quote, everything appeared to be in confusion, end quote. the manifestation of mrs. washington's conflicting feelings. robert lewis described the departure which finally took place on may 16, 1789, as an emotional moment for the slaves and the first lady. quote, after an early dinner and make all necessary arrangements in which we were greatly, it brought us to 3:00 in the afternoon when we left mount vernon. the servants of the house and a number of the field negroes made their appearance to take leave of their mistress. numbers of these poor wretches seemed pretty agitated, much affected. my aunt equally so. betty, ona judge's mother,, must've been one

martha. - thank you. >> welcome to the next revolution. big news expected in washington after multiple reports this weekend that we'll see the first indictment from special counselor robert mueller's office. this follows democrats funding and lifting the gag order of an fbi informant to influence the clintons over the rhenium. the announcement of two new congressional probes into hillary clinton and a probe into robert miller to resign. and look at robert mueller over his russia ties when he was running the fbi. meanwhile, the democrats and the allies are saying all of that is a distraction from their favorite topic which is trump, rush occlusion. we'll do our best to get to the bottom of it. let's focus on the one aspect that is most important to our national security. it's not getting enough attention. all the talk about the uranium one do we keep your about a committee that approved the sale. i talked about it a few weeks ago and explained why we have to stand up to china. >> all chinese companies should be thrown out of america. and we should use a committee to block any further investment by chinese companies when the chinese regime in our economy. >> steve: this co

robert mueller. they worked together incredibly. they were the pair that prosecuted martha stewart. she probably did insider trading but for god sake we never prosecuted anybody at free can citibank but we're going after martha stewart for insider trading? i mean, you know, it was kind of overzealous shall he say because the headlines it would attract. i think that comey is a publicity seeker or i look forward to his being indicted and having to reveal what went on with loretta lynch and him and all of that. [inaudible] will -- deep state means the entrance bureaucracy. they people are always been there and will never leave. did you ever go to the department of motor vehicles to renew your license? speak. >> did you say if the democratic party? >> no. it's both parties. did you ever go to motor vehicles to get your license removed? do you know the old lady the processes it? that's deep state. only is applied to the cia and the fbi and everything else. the people who will never leave who see it as their government and everybody else is -- [inaudible] >> next question. >> thank you ve

robert mueller. they work together incredibly. they were the pair that prosecuted martha stewart. he probably did insider-trading trip of ethics whenever prosecuted anybody at citibank that we are going after martha stewart for insider-trading pre- you know it was kind of overzealous shall we say? because of the headlines it would attract. and i think that james comey is really a publicity seeker. i look forward to his being indicted.and having to reveal -- [applause] what went on with loretta lynch and him and all of that. [inaudible question] >> define deep state? entrenched bureaucracy. will that are always there and will never leave you never go to the department of motor vehicles to renew your license? >> ways a deep state -- >> no, it is both parties. did you ever go to motor vehicles to get your license renewed? do you know the old lady that processes it? that is deep state. [laughter] only, it is applied to the cia and the fbi and everything else. the people who will never leave who see it as their government. and everybody else is an interloper. >> next question? >> mr. m

martha: i want to play something from the rose garden. the greek prime minister with president trump. a question by john roberts.atch this. >> you said the potential for a donald trump presidency "i hope we will not face this evil." i'm wondering after spending time with the president, have you changed your mind? >> i wish i knew that before my speech. >> the meeting that we had was very productive and not a moment today feel threatened at any time. >> a number of countries were a little bit nervous at the beginning, and i have very good relationships with the leaders of virtually every country dealt with. >> martha: interesting moment. >> one quick moment, may i say that i was really taken aback by your audacious life suggesting that president bush was responsible for al qaeda and isis. islamic terrorism has been around for 20 years before he took office. you may have forgotten the attack in 1993 -- >> i was responding to what you said about president obama pulling out of iraq and that being responsible for the isis. >> for the spread of isis. >> isis actually started as a qi during the bushes administration. w

martha. - thank you. >> welcome to the next revolution. big news expected in washington after multiple reports this weekend that we'll see the first indictment from special counselor robertcrats funding and lifting the gag order of an fbi informant to influence the clintons over the rhenium. the announcement of two new congressional probes into hillary clinton and a probe into robert miller to

robert mueller can be impartial on this case. trace gal her on a very busy night joins us with the back story. high trace. >> high martha. bank records are key because they can layout exactly who was pay for what and when. byron york is now the reporting that the washington freebee condition which is a conservative publication in initially hired fusion gps to condition uncover dirt on the business dealings of then candidate donald trump. when trump became the nam knee the freebee condition no long erring fusion gg and the firm was hired by mark elias a lawyer representing the clinton campaign. that's when fusion hired christopher steele, the former brit it's intelligence officer who made the dossier that were widely discredited. and the fbi also reportedly paid for parts of the dossier though the fbi won't reveal its connections to gps saying it's protecting the integrity of the investigation by the robert mueller. now they're calling for mueller to step away from the investigation probe questioning whether his ten years at the fbi would make it impossible for mueller to remain impartial. then the democratic denials, hil