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mcdonough, you know, had unmasked general flynn that very same day. according to the doj document, yates told fbi agents and prosecutors for robert mueller that she was so surprised by the information she was hearing that she had a hard time, as she put it, processing it and listening to the president's words at the same time. now, why would she be so surprised? was she feigning surprise? because she had been in that previous meeting. according to strzok's note, yates was in the meeting discussing the very psalm information the day -- the very same information the day before. yates also claiming it was comey who brought up the logan act but, again, strzok's note says biden was the first to bring it up. what did sally yates gain from suggesting it was comey who wanted to move forward with a logan act violation for the first time in the history of the united states? it's a question we'll be taking up here tonight. a lot of other questions as well. our first guest this evening is the best person we could possibly ask those questions of, she will be forev

authorities saying the protesters damaged statue of john mcdonough in the afternoon and drove it to the banks of the river and threw it in. new orleans police apprehended the drivers of that truck and not commenting further. also, take you to washington, d.c. and new york. similar scenes in both the major cities in the nation's capital. protests from lafayette park, which was the scene of very tense situation a couple weeks ago, but yesterday really quite peaceful. demonstrators making a symbolic move to take a knee. showing their solidarity with family of george floyd. also a similar scene in brooklyn at barclays center. in fact, in washington, demonstration did continue through the weekend here with that in seattle. the demonstrators have been refusing to leave the capitol hill neighborhood that occupation prompting the police department to close down, board up a local police department or local police precinct. authorities saying they hope to eventually reopen and resume operations. what do they all have in common? their call for change and reform. the governor of new york will be gi

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tore down the statue of john mcdonough, a wealthy slave owner, and it was dumped into thsands kingarin iver.esweinovse demonstrio in the uk, france, and japan. emmanuel macron saying he stands firmly against racism, explaining we must look together at our history. julia macfarlane is in london.e reverberating around the world. massive protests in japan, new zealand, south korea. this is the u.s. embassy there. and multiple cities in france, where protesters are angry at their own police, who only days ago were cleared by a french court in the 2016 death of a black man in their custody. like george floyd, adama traore died after being restrained under the weight of three officers. poce.end, franus h chants in france of "no justice, no peace." while in tokyo, this protester talking about her country's record on racism. >> i think the movement is still starting, especially because a lot of times people don't see that systematic racism is a problem in japan. nationalists who oppose black lives matter. yesterday, they attacked police head-on. but the day culminated in this stunning set of i

, susan rice, andrew mccabe, peter strzok, lisa page and president obama's chief of staff, denis mcdonougho the show, house intelligence ranking republican devin nunes. great to have you back on. sir, your reaction to the subpoenas today? >> this is long time combing. i'm very happy senator johnson stayed with this because senator johnson has been mercilessly attacked by the media for this, but he is right over the target. as long as they're attacking you know you're right over the target. we have the responsibility in congress to bring these people forward. to take their depositions. only advice i would give them, make sure you release the depositions quickly. you don't want to be in stuck in a position like we were, waiting for a deep state bureaucracy somewhere to allow the american public to see it. we need pure transparency. these officials need to be gotten on the record again, there has been a whole lot more new information, liz that has come out in the last few weeks and months. elizabeth: who, who in particular would you want to get under subpoena? we know that william priestap, k

john mcdonough, damaged it, dragged it to the street and loaded it up on to a truck, drove it to the banks of the mississippi and threw it in. police apprehended the driver of the truck, but are making no further comment right now. i want to take you to the nation's capital. making its way from lafayette park. at the white house, last night, very different scene and peaceful. >> downtown washington. >> eventually, took a knee in downtown. also a similar scene in new york outside of barclays center where a group gathered there and taking a knee there showing their solidarity with the family of george floyd. in washington, the demonstration continues in the capitol hill neighborhood. having to close up the local precinct. they hope to reopen again. what do all of these different demonstrations have in common? calling for change and reform at police departments across the country. >> polo sandoval for us in new york. thank you so much. >>> hosting a special with four of the nation's top mayors. washington, d.c.'s muriel bowser, atlanta's keisha lance boms. chicago's lori lightfoot. mayo

the bust was of john mcdonough, a slave owner who died in 1850 and gifted $2 million to the cities ofre and new orleans to build public schools. police say they have arrested two people suspected of dumping the bust into the river. >>> well, in the nationwide movement against police brutality and racism, there is also opening a long debate over removing confederate symbols. could we be at a turning point? cnn's abbey phillips reports. >> black lives matter! >> reporter: a national reckoning on race could now mean the end for the last-remaining symbols of america's dark history of slavery. in cities across the south, statues inventory ragt military leaders of the confederacy are crashing down after the killing of george floyd. protests have swept the nation and prompted soul searching. >> i believe it is a sea change and a long-overdue movement against hate and racism in this country. >> reporter: it's the very issue that drew a group of white protesters, including white supremacists to charlottesville, virginia years ago. >> richmond is no longer the capital of the confederacy. >> rep

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remember that bust of john mcdonough that sank to the bottom of the mississippi?hed out by a separate group of white men with "god bless america" playing in the background. it's unclear where the statue is. >> our thanks to will. i'm from the deep south, so i'll spare you giving my opinion or thoughts on this. i'll give you the facts. just yesterday people commemorated, five years ago, a gunman walked into a charleston church in a fuel-raged racist hate and killed nine people. and within the days following, the confederate flag was taken off the state grounds in south carolina and it's currently in a museum. a lot of people believe confederate monuments and relics and flags should be right there in a museum. >> not in a river, you're exactly right. first, it doesn't pay for everything. say this pizza is your part b medical expenses. this much - hd-5. hd-5. hd-5. hd-5. hd-5. for meeting their high standards of quality and service. so call unitedhealthcare insurance company today and ask for your free decision guide. with this type of plan, you'll have the freedom t