matt gates, thank you for being here. we appreciate it. >>> we're coming right back with much more. please stay with us. >>> president trump warning dems that he's willing to shut down the government if the border isn't secured. >> ms-13 recruits through our broken immigration system violating our borders. i will tell you, i would shut it down over this issue if we don't straighten out our border, we don't have a country. >> we take up the president's battle to protect our borders with ed rollins. >>> and the administration reassuring investors following a wild ride for the markets. >> they're functioning very well and we continue to believe in the long term impact of the stock market. >> we'll have a full report on where wall street finished when we come back. it's time for the 'ultimate sleep number event' on the only bed that adjusts on both sides to your ideal comfort your sleep number setting. and snoring? does your bed do that? right now during the ultimate sleep number event, our queen c2 mattress with adjustable comfort on both sides is only $699, save $200. ends soon. visit

partisan games with one of the congressmen who led the effort to release the gop memo, congressman matt gates joins us. >>> also tonight, president trump doubling down on his demands for more border security. the president today telling the reporter he's ready to shut down the government if congress don't work quickly to close loopholes that allow m s-13 gangs to cross the border. >> if we don't change the legislation, if we don't get rid of the loopholes where killers are able to come into our country and kill, gang members, there are many gang members that we don't mention, if we don't change it, let's have a shutdown and it's worth it for our country. i'd love to see a shutdown. >> we will have a full report from capitol hill and discuss the chances of a shutdown with congressman diane blake. >>> and a major turn around on wall street. the dow surging 400 points a day after posting its biggest drop on record point wides. we'll take that up tonight. >>> the top story, president trump is being briefed on the democratic rebuttal to a bombshell republican intel report released last week exposi

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complete analysis with law enforcement officials bill gavin, dan bongino and with us congressman matt gates here to weigh on the democratic refusing to revise their intel memo. and we'll speak to two of the best political analysts in the business, ed rollins and charlie hurt >>> authorities in park labd, florida say 17 dead after a shooting at a local high school. police have taken a suspect into custody, nicolas cruz, a 19-year-old former student. the broward county sheriff's department responded to gun fire at marjory douglas high school a little before noon. students and teachers were told to stay inside the school and the police cleared the area and searched for the shooter, who was cornered about a mile and a half away. at this hour, investigators remain on the scene trying to piece together what happened while school officials work to unite all of the schools, more than 3,000 students with their families. joining me now is bill gavin, former assistant director of the fbi's new york office. bill, you can't train for this, can you? >> no, david, you really can't. it's such a tragedy. an

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we're -- beyond, we're joined by congressman matt gates from florida. higheserves on a number of committees, let's begin with democratic response, on the intel committee, what you make of it. >> well, let me say, as a fan of the show, it is great to have you back, i appreciate you having me on. democratic memo is politics, wrapped in circular logic, claim that republican memo that cash at dnc was convertible to a government sponsored warrant to staspy on american citizens. in democrat memo you don't see hillary clinton's name or the dnc mentioned once. they ignored the fact that in memo prepared by senators grassley and graham, fbi agreed to declassify the admission this was a significant portion of the warrant to spy on american citizens. lou: indeed. there is so much to clean up. when we look at the striking thing, to me about that memo, certainly, is that it does not directly contradict anything that the republicans memorandum set forth. makes it clear that smear research firm of gps, and fusion, was clearly involved in a smear against the presidenti

a florida congressman, matt gates, thanks for getting up early with us.ou think the governor should do here? species we support the call of richard corcoran and so many others who are tired of sheriff's relapse antics, he is more beholden to political correctness than the people he was sworn to serve. more interested in having a gun-control pep rally than ascertaining the opportunities to limit loss of life with better law enforcement and to acknowledge the brave work of the police with the coral springs police department some of whom blew past broward county sheriff to save the lives of students so certainly we would commend their efforts. jillian: thank you for joining us in the midst of that. atty. gen. pam bondi was being interviewed and one thing she said surprised me. that there is going to be a call for a fool investigation into the sheriff's office when the shooting happened but also made mention of the fact that people may not have been truthful. she could not get into it, didn't specify who but when you hear something like that what did you thin

nunes and trump's allies, matt gates, afr republica florida, they have tried to underminthe investigation. and matt greaths said mueller is leading a coupe against the president. this is a very small fraction of republicans. most republicans aren't saying this. but there are republicans who are saying thi and trey gowdy saw these documents and hne had a issue with them. or thought that perhaps there should have been information presented to the court to justify these warrants. he worked with nunes and didn't want him to get out over his skis but wanted to raise this as an oversight issue. and so he proceeded to work with him. the issue here is that senate republicans do not agree with. this at a a lot of them said, why didn't we see this memo firstnd could have crafted it more delicately andt looks like a political document. andpeer ryan wants to support nunes as the chairman of the house intelligence committee and he thinks there is an oversight issue to look into, but he said i'm notin t to discredit the f.b.i. or undercut e d.o.j. and has nothing to do with mueller. robert: he is the o

republican congressman matt gates has refiled the 2013 bill responsible for the leading democrat on these intel committee, adam schiff, reforms the pfizer warrant process to protect any presidents, having trouble getting democrat support now that donald trump is in office. >> when barack obama was president, democrats wanted to give the president more power to work with the senate to get members of the fisa court from all over america to have the opportunity to represent the values americans hold dear regarding their liberties which i didn't change one thing in adam schiff absolute i refiled it because i think republicans and democrats will be in power in the future and if there are bipartisan ideas, more transparency and oversight and protect our civil liberties we are to work together rather than separately. >> the text they did that. >> i haven't heard back yet. heather: what ultimately was his own bill, we will see. the standoff intensifying between west wing and house members investigating alleged russia collusion in the presidential election. white house communications director hi

congress matt gates thank you for joining us. >> big day for the markets, investors sold everything, stocks, bonds, commodities. wage growth made some worry that the feds will raise interest rates sooner rather than later. u.s. employers hired more people in january than economists had forecast. 200,000 jobs were added, 20,000 more than expected. wage growths had been sluggish. but it shot up 2.9% increasing at the fastest rate since 2009. inflation makes some investors nervous. ice agents in northern california searching 77 businesses in one of the largest raids since president trump took office. immigration and customs enforcement director has said in the past california better hold on tight, those were his words after declaring itself a sanctuary state last month. they hit the san francisco bay area. one attorney said the size and scope of the operation was unprecedented. the father of three girls abused by former team u.s.a. doctor larry nassar tried to attack him in court. it happened during sentencing days. randall march graves had asked the judge for five minutes alone with na

complete analysis with law enforcement officials bill gavin, dan bongino and with us congressman matt gates refusing to revise their intel memo. and we'll speak to two of the best political analysts in the business, ed rollins and

devin nunes, donald trump fellows like matt gate, their goal is to discredit robert mueller.y're fought going to stop there. this effort to going to continue. whether rod rosenstein keeps his job throughout, we're going to have to see. >> jill, in normal times you'd be coming off a road show following the state of the union. that did not happen. we've got another shutdown looming less than a week away. what do you expect the business end of this west wing will -- >> i'm sorry, what, the "state of the union" -- i can't remember that happened. that was only this week. that speech was arguably, it was very well received by a lot of people. instead he spent it mostly talking to republicans. and he spent yesterday talking to an rnc, and today he spent a big chunk of his day speaking to immigration officials trying to make the case that democrats are really slow rolling, trying to prevent the protection of these dreamer immigrants, trying to blame it on him. so there really haven't been any of the typical momentum you'd expect the white house to put behind an agenda for this year.

devon nunez, donald trump, fellas like matt gates, the representative from florida, their goal is to discredit mueller. that's what they're trying to do. they're not going to stop there. this effort will continue weather rod rosenstein keeps his job throughout, we'll have to wait and see. >> jill, in normal times you land at -- state of the union, two or three states, maybe even four. that did not happen. we've got another shutdown looming, less than a week away. what do you expect the business end of this west wing will produce next week? >> i'm sorry, what, the state of the union, i'm sorry, i can't remember that that happened. that was only this week. yeah, the president has spent the days since delivering that speech was arguably, very well received by a lot of people. instead he spent it mostly talking to republicans. we spent yesterday talking to both the rnc, at a donor event last night, talking at the republican retreat yesterday. today he spent a big chunk of his day speaking to immigration officials, trying to make the case that democrats are really slow rolling, trying to

>> harris: my next guest, republican congressman matt gates of florida. strongly about the release of this memo. you told us on this very program, don't redact thing. your thoughts as this come out. >> we now know the facts of what happened, the democratic party hired the perkins law firm, the perkins law firm hired fusion gps. fusion gps hired christopher steele and they hired the wife of bruce orr to get the fake dossier from a political environment into the bloodstream of the intelligence community and to convert it into an intelligence document. what's most outrageous is this fake dossier was so unreliable that the way it was validated to the fisa court was a yahoo! news article planted by christopher steele. christopher steele wrote the fake dossier and planted a fake new story to validate the dossier. the fbi was going to pay christopher steele, but when they found out he was talking to the media and he was unreliable, they canceled payments to him. even after canceling payments, the fbi and the department of justice reauthorized the fisa warrant to

but i do know that people on that committee, aside from trey gowdy and devin nunes or matt gates, people, peter king, who are not solid trump supporters, who are very critical and very bipartisan of our party, many times they voted to release these memos. they're doing it because they're very worried. >> one more question. brian, that is that just in the last hour or so we have learned that house speaker paul ryan has come out and publicly supported the release of the democratic rebuttal to this. the memo from the democrats on the house intel committee. are you encouraged hearing that? >> not really. because i didn't hear a commitment that he would release the two memos concurrently. that's the democrats' big complaint. they're saying the release the democrat one eventually after a couple more weeks go by, more extended review, and additional vote by the house of representatives. the whole idea is to get just one memo out, the nunes memo, the republican spin memo, have that set the narrative and have as an after thought the democrat memo come out a few days or couple of weeks later. this

you have some hard core trump allies, for instance, matt gates, congressman from florida, who's already been calling to remove bob mueller, saying this adds more fuel to the fire, this is a smoking gun evidence of abuse, but many members of his party disagree, including trey gowdy, i think including lindsey graham, senator from south carolina, said this should not undermine the current russia investigation. then speaker ryan said he's in favor of democrats releasing their memo once it's been scrubbed to make sure sources and methods aren't revealed. this is about civil liberties if there was a political document that was the primary basis for spying on citizens is disturbing and that should come out. of course, democrats should dispute that, i should note, that was the central basis for the warrant. democrats argue it would have happened regardless. >> van, lastly to you for the long view. we can talk about the next few da and whetherr not the memo is going to come out, but longer term still, there's been a lot of conversation surrounding the release of this memo about what it means to

matt gates and others on the committee said it's grammar, gates said if you held the two memos up to wouldn't see any changes. somebody is right in that debate and somebody is wrong. they are either going to be big changes or happy to glad. whoever loses that debate has a real credibility problem about everything else they've said. this to me is the illustration why the only answer here is widespread revealing of these documents. we've got to be careful about protecting sources and meths but unless you get the stuff out we will have sniping, continuing erosion in faith in the fbi and intelligence community which we need to have to protect the country. maria: the agency was completely politicized under president obama. i wish more of our lauders would, take heart, american history shows that in the long run, weasels and liars never hold the field so long people stand up. not a lot of schools or streets named for joe mccarthy. it's hard to take seriously. they have been asking for documents since august and not getting them after seeing the way he handled the e-mail, why did he have al

matt gates, $1,000. brian mass, $32,000. bill posey, $16,000 from the anyway anyway. tom roueny who announced his retirement from congress at the end of the session, $10, 500. dennis ross, $19,375. john rutherford, $1,000. representative ted owe hoe, $4,000. nd senator marco rubio, $1 million from the n.r.a. this is from every town for gun safety action fund. there's more at everytown.org. let's hear from mary in south carolina. good morning. thanks for waiting. go ahead. caller: ok. i just -- i'm a great grandparent. i've got eight grand grand sons, ok? and i'll tell you something. when thee kids turn 11, 12 years old, their dads are going to be out teaching them to hunt. and i don't think there's anything wrong with that. and they also teach them about gun safety at the same time. they don't take them out at 21 and say now it's time to learn how to hunt. and i believe that we should have guns in the schools. and i believe we should have armed guards. i don't think teachers should need to be on so much. i think ex-military, ex-police officers, people that know how as

gates is considering a deal? >> i think it means that mueller is closing in on witnesses and as matt said, i think that's bad news for manafort. what that suggests for manafort, the only way he can get a deal is by giving up someone bigger than himself in the organization, and question who that might be. but i think it's -- you know, given the kind of interviews that gates has already given mueller knows quite a bit about the manafort operation. >> matt, what do you make of this -- this addition of the language on potential blackmail in the kind of standard hiring form? this is separate and apart from the standard federal form people are asked to fill out. >> it's definitely sort of a head scratcher. and it just adds to more of these questions that are swirling around the white house with regard to their security clearance process. rob porter may have been the beginning of the story but he's certainly not the end of it. and the white house doesn't know how to grapple with this. i believe it was nbc's reporting that you have 130 staffers in the white house, as of november -- >> yep. >> -- who didn't have permanent

gates now face new tax and bank fraud charges. i want to bring in ken dilanian and former chief spokesman for the justice department matt miller. n, i want to read part of the nbc report. manafort and gates are now both accused of tax evasion and not reporting money in foreign accounts and they are also accused of misleading banks on paperwork for millions in real estate loans obtained in 2016. now, some of the federal charges filed in this virginia court mirror the charges in washington yesterday. so what's new here? because what stands out to me is this is bad stuff these guys did. yet if president trump didn't win, they probably would have gotten away with it. >> i think that's true, stephanie. what's new here is these new charges allege these guys were involved in a crime spree while running the trump campaign. the first indictment was really about the millions they were paid from this russianbacked ukrainian oligarch and how they allegedly laundered that money. and most of the conduct occurred before the presidential campaign. these new charges basically say -- basically speak to what happened after that cash spigot turned

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. >> matt miller, how significant do you think this would be if and when we get the outlines of gates' agreement and what he might be able to contribute to this case? >> it's likely incredibly significant. there are two questions we have to know the answer to that we obviously don't but bob mueller will know at least one. the first is what can rick gates say about paul manafort and his exposure. we know paul manafort obviously has a great deal of legal exposure. we have seen it now in two indictments. he's now looking at not just a paper case but a cooperating witness, not just any cooperating witness, but a cooperating witness who is his closest aide and confidant. the second question is what does paul manafort know that he can tell bob mueller about the president and others close to the president. the white house has tried to claim as you heard peter baker say, that these charges are completely unrelated to the campaign, to the white house, to the overall russia investigation. we don't yet know if that's true. we don't know why paul manafort came and joined the campaign in early 201

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gates made the plea at the courthouse in washington, a day after he and matt forte indicted in virginia on charges of tax evasion and bank fraud, manafort is transformer campaign chairman, said he's innocent. >>> one day after threatening to pull immigration enforcement agents from california president trump taking to twitter talk about immigration. >>> krishan kaplan -- krishan captain bringing us more on his comments. >>> birth the second president making headlines talk about immigration, he was threatening to place agents from california upset over sanctuary city policies. on twitter he said, ms-13 gang members being removed by our great ice and border patrol agents by the thousands but the killers come back in from el salvador in mexico like water, el salvador takes her money in mexico must help more with the problem. we need the wall, speaking at sea pack the conservative political action in maryland the president blessed -- blasted sanctuary cities. >>> we are cracking down and sanctuary cities, where they protect. that's another one. we want our cities to be sanctuaries for law a

according to the daily beast, gates was spotted lurking around the white house as recently as last june. for more, let's bring in natasha bertrand from the atlantic, matt miller former chief justice spokesperson under president obama and an msnbc justice analyst. natasha, a lot of back forth whether this would happen. what's your reaction to it happening today? >> it's not surprising at all that rick gates pleaded guilty. we expected this for weeks leading up to this. there was a lot of reporting gun on that he was ultimately going to flip. of course, he said in his statement today those res reports were wrong and he suddenly had a change of heart. that is very unlikely given what we saw today which was this plea agreement. usually things like that are in the works for quite some time. what was unusual was we saw this indictment that was issued last night. that created a lot of confusioning about whether he was actually going to plead guilty. it's very unusual for an indictment to be filed like that on the eve of someone pleading guilty. so it's definitely possible that perhaps gates really did have a change of heart and he realized that he wasn't goin

a month from now we will still be talking about rick gates long after the memos will most likely be forgotten. joining us now jill wine-banks, matt miller, and ron klain. he's also the former chief counsel to the senate judiciary committee. jill, first of all, i want to get your reaction as a trial lawyer, prosecutor, to this switching of lawyers by rick gates at this stage of the proceedings and the reporting we have that the new lawyers have been seen spending some extended period of time in the special prosecutor's office. >> sure. bu before i do. i have to say listening to your wonderful opening i was thinking you said everything that needs to be said. there's nothing left to say. in seriousness, tom green is an excellent lawyer who's now the lawyer, probably, of record. and the nafact that he's been sn in the prosecutor's offices likely means he's working on some sort of arrangement for cooperation, and that's why the other lawyers with drew. that would be good for the case and probably mr. gates as well. so it's probably a move in a very good and healthy direction. >> jill one quick follow up on this. why would you need to

a month from now we will still be talking about rick gates long after the memos will most likely be forgotten. joining us now jill wine-banks, matt miller, and ron klain. he's also the former chief counsel to the senate judiciary committee. jill, first of all, i want to get your reaction as a trial lawyer, prosecutor, to this switching of lawyers by rick gates at this stage of the proceedings and the reporting we have that the new lawyers have been seen spending some extended period of time in the special prosecutor's office. >> sure. bu before i do. i have to say listening to your wonderful opening i was thinking you said everything that needs matt miller, and ron klain. he's also the former chief counsel to the senate judiciary committee. jill, first of all, i want to get your reaction as a trial lawyer, prosecutor, to this switching of lawyers by rick gates at this stage of the proceedings and the reporting we have that the new lawyers have been seen spending some extended period of time in the special prosecutor's office. >> sure. bu before i do. i have to say listening to your wonderful opening i was thinking you said everyt

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matt miller in berlin, alongside guy johnson. guy? guy: 30 minutes into the trading day. we came out of the gate down 3%. we affirm the little bit. . now in the green the fair value is a little bit negative. market now here in europe, in aggregate, down around 2.2%. those ago sector in positive territory -- no single sector in positive territory. where do you go and hide out? these are bond properties. media trading down by 1.81%. when does the downside really get into gear? basic resources feeling the pressure. oil and gas, despite the fact we did see better than estimated bp numbers down by 2.51%. let's get an update with sebastian salek. doesn't believe a financial crisis is imminent despite the recent turmoil. he made the comment in an interview with bloomberg. >> in the bond market are pricing in lower long-term yields, that also could be leading to higher valuations. i don't see a financial crisis on the horizon. we are paying very close attention. sebastian: u.s. house committee has voted to release the democratic memo counting republican claims of misconduct of the fbi and justice department the rush investigation. it puts

. >> matt miller, these new charges for both manafort and gates will keep them in jail for a very long time. >> thinking the rest of their lives. >> certainly, without a doubt the rest of their lives. the question is and that still hangs over washington right now and i'm sure with the minds of many of the white house is gates moving towards making a deal with mueller? >> yeah, there have been a lot of reports that he was going to make a deal. those reports were premature. you see this indictment made public yesterday and this indictment was returned last week, so it's been sitting out there for over a week now. so we'll see what gates does now. obviously mueller is bringing a lot of pressure on him and a lot of pressure on paul manafort who is 68 years old. so already looking at ten years in time on the previous charges. it really is the rest of his life and you have to ask what -- you know, what made rick gates at the final -- you know, the final kind of decision point before these charges were brought not take a deal when faced with such serious charges? we know he's in debt. he does

matt: let's talk about your numbers. the market have been rough at the beginning of the year. you got some big short-sellers. on the other hand, the numbers seem to impress. trade gateing your stock up 52%. revenue is beating estimates. you are forecasting a significant increase in profit. can you prove the short-sellers wrong with these numbers? >> only the market will determine if we've done that. in the fourth quarter, we took in over a billion in the orders. that is 6% up on the same order of the prior year. we delivered more than a billion in revenue. line. 4% bottom we are still moving forward. we are not anywhere close to where we would like to be. your driving the turnaround. we are able to grow and a mature market. i think the third point is we have shown we can deliver to our commit. if we do all that's, i think the shorts will have some thing to learn. guy: a final quick question. --o is trading at 123 67 123.67 against the dollar. where is your feeling on where the currency is going to what will mean for the business? we don't see particular pain points and thresholds. as we were patriot the prophets, there is an impact. we try to correct for that. but w

matt delucia shows us what it takes to hit the slopes successfully. >> reporter: it's a race against the clock. >> it's pretty intense to go through the racing and, like, go through the different gates. it's pretty tough but i enjoy it. >> she's brand new to snowboard racing. michaela preston has been racing for eight years. >> i'm thinking, let's win. >> reporter: some get their start by surfing or skateboarding moving their skills to the powder comes with a humbling consequence. >> you got to be ready for a good wipeout. it's a good time. >> reporter: if you can't find a club or team around you, sometimes it's best to just start your own. >> it's nice and i'm very proud of them. >> coach dan rodriguez from lasalle university watches from the finish, admiring the efforts of a team that just formed this year. chris bush does his best to make it look easy. >> i think if you can make it look easy, you're pretty good at it. i think it's staying focused. most people see things happening around them, they get scared. >> reporter: with every hour of practice, the olympic dream inches closer to reality. >> i aspire to be as good as any of them one day. it's cool to watch them do the sport

gate at itv, something of a baptism of fire at itv. this diesel story as well, one of the german -- what are the german papers making of that? mattthe question now is which cities ,ill have diesel band -- banned and what can car owners due to get around that. volkswagen is down 1%. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: the new fed chairman opens the door to raising rates. stocks dip on his hawkish tone. theresa may will reject the brexit deal and there are just three weeks left of the transition phase and the parameter faces increasing pressure from rebels in her own party. in amazon at the door. the retail giant will pay $1 million for the smart doorbell extending its reach into customer homes. ♪ francine: good morning, everyone and welcome to bloomberg surveillance

charges have been brought against paul manafort and gates, formerly with trump's campaign, and i wonder if the president is going to address that. mattchlapp said of the goal is to find what mueller has now. they are owed an answer. as this investigation continues. >> well, again, i am not going to predict what the president will say. i am sure that his lawyers will ask him to stay away from it, but we know, we have seen all the tweets. at this president it genuinely feels that this has gone on for more than a year. his frustration is obvious with the fbi. over this past weekend, even linking the failure to act on some of the tips about the shooter, nicholas cruz, the shooter at parkland. he linked to those and some people would say it has a basis, and some people would say that it has no basis. all of the concentration by the fbi, the special counsel on investigating what he says is a hoax. the idea that there has been any collusion between the present, the trump campaign, and the russians. so he obviously feels that. and one of the points that we may, yesterday, we obviously saw dozens of new charges, a new indictment against paul

gate, thank you very much. we always appreciate and look forward to you being here. we'll be right back. [ applause ] >> ♪ >> hi, everyone, 8:27 on this tuesday february 13th. i'm mattt's slow. this is 422 and you're looking at a real jam eastbound as you head towards king of prussia. you can see how heavy traffic is from royersford to first avenue. up ahead don't forget we've got that construction on 422 eastbound. they shut down that ramp at 23. that's new. it just started and it lasts until the end of summer so, yup, another construction project on 422. here's an accident on the blue route northbound past broomall. pretty slow speeds in that area because of that accident as well. and also on lincoln drive southbound at wissahickon avenue a disabled vehicle on the right lane. check out these speeds. 4 miles an hour on lincoln drive so that's not great. cherry hill until further notice this emergency road work blocks a lane on 70 westbound past 295. caused huge problems yesterday evening and this morning no exception. 7 miles an hour, matt. >> thank you, karen. below freezing right now. let's turn to meteorologist, david murphy. david. >> hardly a cloud in sight. p