don mcgann, th right. guest: i did. served from the beginning of the administration until the end f the first year as senior associate counsel and special handled ethics and compliance and trade and infrastructure and we all in as it related to the confirmation process. it was a great experience and i glad to be nd i'm back in philadelphia with my family. ost: as you watch from the sidelines you see your former perhaps more than anybody in the mueller report that camp out and the calls -- out and calls for don mcgann to testify what are your on that? guest: i think the democratic the first congress thing they want to hold the in contempt, al subpoena don mcgann and subpoena i think there nd is overreach going on. white house is saying no, no, no but there's good reason. look at the democrats and a broad scope from when don mcgann was counsel to the campaign as a private sector lawyer straight through white house counsel. there are privilege issues all place.e if it was a more narrowly might see quest you more accommodat

many stories at bloomberg.com reads democrats refine contempt charges against william barr and don mcgann. what have they refined? what will we see on the house floor? >> there are a couple of changes to the criminal contempt resolution, which could have led to criminal charges against william barr for not producing the documents. they are going to the floor on tuesday, a full house vote on what is essentially a civil process to allow the committee and other committees to launch legal proceedings in federal court to get the documents and testimony they are seeking. because theynge realize the attorney general, if he were to be held criminally, would have to be prosecuted by the justice department, which he runs, and it is unlikely they would take any action against him. also believe they created a new process in this resolution where committee chairman no longer even have to hold committee votes but floor votes to try to get movement from a special committee, which is basically run by speaker pelosi to get permission to intervene or launch legal action without any other authority. this fi

lines allows democrats to sue to enforce subpoenas for william barr and form white house counsel don mcgannthe language does not include contempt, democrats used it to provoke a sharp rebuke from republicans. >> fundamentally it is an impeachment effort in everything but name. just look at the unnecessary contempt citation against attorney general william barr. >> the people's house will continue to make the truth known to the american people and defend congress's role under article 1. >> in advance of the house vote democrats characterized monday's deal with the justice department as access to special counsel records including interviews and notes. >> we are willing to work with the administration but we are not willing to wreck the constitution and undermine the law. >> reporter: republicans said jerry now there was unlikely to prevail in court against william barr and mcgann against access to grand jury material and executive privilege issues. accusing nadler looking for an exit. >> because evidence he talked about yesterday's the same evidence the department of justice has been offering

don mcgann, not only do you not do that to the white house counsel, don mcgann saved the president about a number of times by not carrying out the things he asked him to do, by not turning on him, who treated him far worse. >> and that was referred to on president trumps casual dishonesty. we could have this vulnerability, and 75% of the democrats are not in favor of impeachment. there was something that jumped out and that quinnipiac poll from earlier this week, the vast majority of the country, seven in ten people think the economy is good, at least good if not better. the 41% say it's good. among independents, six in ten say that a company is not good or trunk deserves no credit. that is his vulnerability. >> lisa: i fundamentally dispute that he wanted robert mueller fired. if he wanted him fired, he would have fired him. if he wouldn't fire, and he have done it. it's frustrating because all he had to say, and life moves on. >> or i don't do hypothetical. >> listen here. six in ten americans are saying don't impeach him. that's a good hand for this president so focus on that. press s

. >> democrats wanted testimony from don mcgann who was directed by the administration not to cooperate citing executive privilege, implications which protect president of communications. in a statement the justice moments that was, quote, pleased the committee set aside its contempt resolution returning to the traditional accommodation process but nadler said resolution allowing democrats to pursue in civil court is moving ahead. >> is my expectation as a result of this authorization mister mcgann will testify here before long. >> republican said the democrats decision to call nixon white house counsel john dean and two of the witnesses with no direct knowledge of the russia probe abuse congressional rules and lack credibility. >> this committee is now hearing from the 70s and they want their star witness back. i believe they have the godfather here today. >> mister mcgann represents not donald trump but the office of the president and i think he owes that office his testimony before this committee. >> several hours and the testimony donald trump waiting. >> john has been a loser for a

nor does it extend to our demand but don mcgann testified before the committee.ur work will therefore continue tomorrow on the house floor when we consider chairman mcgovern's resolution to authorize this committee to enforce its subpoena to civil dedication. it is my expectation. that as a result of this exhortation, mr. trump again will testify. will testify. merely a portion but intricate russian nationals, as some have suggested, but the entire report, including the volume that lays out some of the president's troubling behavior. host: for more on what happens next. we turn to the legal affairs staffer with cq roll call. todd, can you talk about how the deal came together and the scope of the document the judiciary committee will start seeing in the days and weeks to come? guest: good morning. thank you for having me on. it looks like the deal came together last week. as late as thursday, the leadership in the house with paying they were going to have a contempt -- in the house was saying they were going to have a contempt vote on white house counsel don mcga

mcgann in contempt of court. nor is it clear negotiations with the justice department and white house over the documents at issue are at end. indeed, given how quickly the majority is pushing forward and seeking these documents, it seems unlikely that the only course of action left in the house is to file a lawsuit. i strongly urge the majority to continue working with the justice department and the white house to find a resolution to these issues without resorting to a knee jerk lawsuit that may ultimately damage the house and institution. with that, mr. chairman, i yield back and thank you. >> and it does require that the judiciary -- if in fact negotiations turn out to not bear fruit. and i would also say, you know, the last time we did this the gentlemen referred to in regard to then attorney general holder. but what's different and what's unprecedented is that when we did it last time there was no markup. >> with all due respect, mr. chairman, what happened last time is the whole house actually voted on thes

you're many stories at bloomberg.com on this >> "democrats refine contempt charge against warren mcgann ahead of the house vote in the coming weeks." what are they and what will we see on the house floor? all: the audi launched criminal contempt resolution, which could have led to criminal charges to william barr for not producing documents. instead, they are going to the floor on tuesday, a full house vote, on what is essentially a similar process, to allow the committee and other committees to launch legal proceedings in federal court to get the documents and testimony they are seeking. this is a change in part because they realize that the attorney general they would hold criminally would have to be prosecuted by the justice department. it is unlikely they would take any action against him. they also believe they created a new process in this resolution where the committee chairman would not even have to hold committee votes to try to go and get permission from a special committee called the bipartisan legal advisory committee, basically run by speaker pelosi to get permission just t

don mcgann, th right. guest: i did.erved from the beginning of the administration until the end f the first year as senior associate counsel and special handled ethics and compliance and trade and infrastructure and we all in as it related to the confirmation process. it was a great experience and i glad to be nd i'm back in philadelphia with my family. ost: as you watch from the sidelines you see your former perhaps more than anybody in the mueller report that camp out and the calls -- out and calls for don mcgann to testify what are your on that? guest: i think the democratic the first congress thing they want to hold the in contempt, al subpoena don mcgann and subpoena i think there nd is overreach going on. white house is saying no, no, no but there's good reason. look at the democrats and a broad scope from when don mcgann was counsel to the campaign as a private sector lawyer straight through white house counsel. there are privilege issues all place.e if it was a more narrowly might see quest you more accommodatio

resolution today giving the judiciary committee approval sue attorney general william barr, and don mcgannn federal court to compel them to provide congress with information related to the molar report investigation -- mueller report. it also allows other subcommittees to sue trump officials for documents as long as they get approval from a bipartisan house committee. watch live coverage starting at noon on c-span. andh any time on c-span.org for free on the app. >> the house rules committee met monday to consider the rules for debate on the resolution authorizing the house judiciary committee chair to take legal action against attorney general mcgahn. don they offered an amendment to postpone consideration, but the amendment failed. rules committee voted along party lines to send the measure to the house floor for debate. this is over an hour. >> are we ready? [chatter] >> all right. ready? the rules committee will come to order. this is really a sad day. we are here today because the president of the united states has shown an unprecedented and complete d

. >> the testimony of don mcgann is getting a lot of play. the idea of allowing him to go trust before the special counsel in the first place, i didn't understand that at all. they decided to waive at least some part of the executive privilege, did they not. how is this going to all play out. >> i think the indication that they let them go and the first place demonstrates their view that there is nothing here. i think that's right the story that has now come out and the dispute between what trump said about that conversation and what don mcgann said about it this guy has a huge conflict of interest. shouldn't we put somebody else and that doesn't have that conflict of interest? is that in order to fire him? in fact i didn't think mueller had conflicts of interest. it makes it clear if you have a personal or political relationship with somebody who is the target of an investigation or likely to benefit or be benefited by an investigation, you should step down from the prosecutors rolled prosecutor's role.ve mueller role with comey as well as t

court enforcement of subpoenas for attorney general william barr and former white house counsel don mcgann. that is monday at 5:00 eastern on c-span3. attorney general barr was one of the featured speakers yesterday at the fbi national academies graduation ceremony in quantico, virginia. the current class is composed of 256 law-enforcement officials representing 49 states, the district of columbia and more than 30 countries. this is 45 minutes. donald: good morning. i am don alway, assistant director of the fbi's training division here at quantico, virginia. visitors, we are very happy to have you with us today. members of the marine corps, fbi, dea and national academy family, welcome home. i see we have several beautiful and peaceful babies in the audience. while all babies are beautiful, they are not always peaceful. there is a high likelihood they will get frustrated with us. please stay with us, keep us in the audience. there's a high likelihood they'll get frustrated with us. please stay with us, keep us in the audience. their voices remind us of why we choose this for a profession.

this includes don mcgann, who defied a subpoena to testify in may at trump's direction. quickly asmove as possible to go to court. any subsequent witnesses who disobey a subpoena. with relations between democratic leaders, this resolution is likely to make them worse. nicaragua has released 56 political prisoners that frees people who were arrested in antigovernment protests while protecting police and others who clamped down on the demonstration. under the amnesty law, former prisoners are banned from participating. the top human rights official has blasted legislation as a way thosent impunity's to involved in the crackdown. there is a sunken roman city waited to be discovered. the former gegetaway is notot as authenentic as it might seem. >> it is a forgotten world, hidden under a thin layer of the below the surface of mediterranean. statues, mosaics, and the luxury villas of ancient rome. >> it is incredible.e. >> from 100 bc, it was a remote town. built in a crater r west of naples, archaeologists know it slowly abandoned in the seventh century as parts began sinkin

majority leader says he has not satisfied by the response of the trade general william barr and don mcganne democrats, so he is scheduled to contempt one week from today which would leave the house attorneys going after bill barr in federal court. a high profile democrat, he sounds pleased. >> i think that the tide is turning with the public and seeing what is going on with the president ignoring subpoenas, with a lot of our hearings and everything. i think that at this point it is so overwhelming that we need to uphold the rule of law and the constitution of united states. >> leading house conservative says democrats are not treating those trump administration officials fairly. >> certainly i am all for contempt, as long as it is used as a very last resort. what we have done as we have defaulted to that one compromise and accommodation was available. it seems like my democratic colleagues have chosen really confrontation and set up accommodation. that is my concern. >> no surprise the two parties are in their respective corners over this issue. >> dana: i mentioned to rick scott of the di

house democrats, they are calling out attorney general william barr and mike mcgann for civil contempt this morning on capitol hill, democrats say that special council robert mueller, they want to subpoena him. >> he should have to testify publicly before the american people. even if that is simply means sticking to the script. >> reporter: but the white house is doubling down and instructing former employees not to comply with the congressional subpoenas related to the investigation. most republican lawmakers say that they are standing behind the president. >> we are -- my democratic colleagues have chosen confrontation rather than accommodation. >> reporter: so far nancy pelosi has not been willing to support impeachment. but this could change. a lot of high profile progressive groups are pressuring democrats. they say the latest move by the white house could be a turning point towards impeachment. >> the president, then decides that he's going to throw gasoline on the fire, by abusing his power. >> reporter: house democratic leaders say that they are planning to vote next week, to h

judiciary committee approval to sue attorney general william barr and former white house counsel don mcgannral court. the measure also lets other democratically controlled house committees sioux tribe suenistration officials -- officialsnistration as long as they get approval from a bipartisan committee. watch on c-span.org and listen on the free c-span radio app. >> the house will be in order. >> for 40 years, c-span has been providing america unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events so you can make up your own mind. 1979, c-spanble in has been brought to you by your local cable or satellite provider. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. ♪ host: dale davis, what impact shop very have on your best chuck berry have on your life?

mcgann responded that he keeps notes because he is a real lawyer. and explained that notes create a record and are not a bad thing. the president said, i've got a lot of great lawyers like roy cohen. he did not take notes. professor, what purpose or function does note taking serve for lawyers? what are the negative consequences if a lawyer does not take detailed notes, especially when interacting with clients? >> i think an ethical lawyer takes notes because he wants to preserve a record of what actually happened so that if there is a question, a year twor years from now, we can go back and look at the notes and have a full understanding of the facts. the reason to not take notes, one of which would be to maintain plausible deniability. there's no record of what happened and you maintain the ability to deny things if there s no record. ms. bass: is it normal to take notes of meetings taking place in the white house, including with the president? mr. dean: i think it depends on the counsel. i was once asked by one of the senior members of the staff,

the subpoena for mcgann's testimony. the white house is instructed not to comply with the subpoena.he judiciary committee is taking this route because they say the white house and the trump administration's given them no choice. host: you mentioned the hearing today on the mullah report, one of the headlines is calling it mueller week on capitol hill. head to wednesday and the house intelligence committee, a somewhat unusual public hearing this week on the mullah report. will you be looking for? guest: this is important because notave -- the house is secured public testimony from robert mueller himself or private testimony so the democrats try to push forward trying to elucidate details about the report without having secured any testimony. thousand diligence committee is holding a hearing focused on the counterintelligence. be very different from today's hearing. it scheduled to focus on whether the president obstructed justice while the house committee is zeroing in on the contacts between the trump administration wallussia and figure out robert mueller didn't determine there was

>> trey: john dean is not a fact witness and has never talked to don mcgann or never talk to presidentrump or ever talked to christopher steele. so you can rule out him having any facts that might benefit the american public. he is not a legal expert on obstruction. he did pay his debt to society. so it would not spend 5 minutes relitigating his criminal history, but is not a factoid in this. so it begs the question with why would you call someone who can't help the american people with the facts or the law? and the reality is, jason, and you were there almost as long as i was. this story, they wanted to get it started right after the inauguration. and they want to keep it going until november of 2020. and even having a pathetic, sad hearings that don't benefit anyone other than the folks advertising on television, that is part of this effort to keep it alive. >> jason: they don't even sell advertising on c-span and i can imagine people wasting their time to watch that clown show. you bring up to convicted felons, michael cohen and john dean as the way you will propel this, i don't kno

forward with contempt votes against attorney general william barr and former white house council dan mcgannspeaker nancy pelosi facing increasing pressure to start impeaching inquiry. >> i respect their impatience, it's important. >> she's a nasty vindictive person. >> a key member of the house judiciary committee. then -- >> i believe i could no longer support an amendment that makes that right depending on someone's zip code. >> joe biden flips on federal abortion funding after backlash from democrats. we will ask sunday's panel to win over the liberal left in 2020. all right now on fox news sunday. hello again from fox news in washington, president trump has put the brakes on plan to begin imposing tariffs tomorrow on all goods from mÉxico. in turn, mÉxico says it will take strong measures to reduce the flow of migrants from central america across the u.s. southern border, the agreement stating off an economic and diplomatic crisis with this country's largest trading partner. at least for now, in a moment speaking speaking with homeland acting secretary kevin mcaleenan, first, latest fro

former white house counsel, don mcgann, was ordered to supply documents and testify. >> we are goingmeans at our disposal to enforce our right as a separate and coequal branch of government to hold the potentially lawless administration accountable. >> reporter: republicans believe democrats are moving too fast. they say the house should not vote on contempt on negotiations and cooperation for documents are ongoing. >> 44 days. james holzhauer has been champion of jeopardy for longer than that. >> reporter: republicans also argue that some of the subpoena documents related to grand jury material are protected by law. they say it would be against the law to release it without a court order. >> there is zero pretense chance at the percent chance the democrat lawyers are ever going to walk into court and attorney did attorney general of the united states are going to be held in contempt for refusing to comply with a subpoena that requires him to commit a crime. >> reporter: the house oversight committee will tomorrow take their own vote on holding the bar and converse cemetery wilbur ro

they wanted to hear from white house counsel dan mcgann but the white house told him not to testify. instead, they brought in a different white house council. president nixon's. richard nixon. >> reporter: the president responding before he ever began. >> president nixon never got there. he left. i don't leave. there's a big difference. don't leave. john dean's been a loser for many years. >> reporter: congress will still vote on the mueller report, and get more documents if the negotiations stall. and the house oversight plans to hold a contempt vote with him and secretary of commerce wilbur ross. kenneth, janai? >> serene narks thank you. persa security collects from us. u.s. customs and border control says data breach that targeted a subcontractor's website. the pictures are used in facial recognition program. pictures of license plates were also stolen. ata could ate difficulty. the data could aid a former government. an accident in northeast ohio. six teenagers were swept in a storm grain near akron. a fire chief helped pull them on a rope. he said it fell like pulling a mack tr

approached the problem with the notion of, you know, we need a high profiles hearing if i mueller or mcgannr someone else. weeed -- mcgahn or someone else, we need live tv. they're searching for a witness. and right now theon't have one. robert: to gerry's question, does the white house want impeachment proceedings for 2020? yamiche: they are having meetings about impeachment. white house aides have been telling us that it might help him win back the house. i've been talking to sources inside the trump campaign a they say this would help turn out our voters. we want them to come. and what better message than to say they're still mad of016 and they're trying to take him out of office for 2020. that's what nancy pelosi is looking at and why she's proceedings so cautiously. rort: are there any cracks. we saw repsentative amash. >> he duds not represent acr k. he's a principled libertarian member of cgress who speaks only for himself. it's not as though -- it's not like kevin mcyarty announced he's in favor of impeachment. that doesn't mean n you cou possibly have some erosion of republicans if

the committee also voted to hold attorney general william barr and former house counsel don mcgann inivil contempt of congress for failing to comply with subpoenas on the mueller report. >>> former boston red sox slugger david ortiz is being flown to boston after he was shot in the back in his native dominican republic. surveillance video shows the moment a gunman approached ortiz and his friends from behind, as a sat outside a bar, and opened fire. a crowd of people immediately attacked the motorcyclist who drove the suspected gunman to the scene, leaving him bloodied and bruised. >> i have no idea why someone would do that. he is such a popular person. he seems to have a good heart and a good soul. >> reporter: ortiz, or big papi, played 20 seasons before retiring and helped the red sox break the world series curse in 2004. it is unclear what led to the shooting, but ortiz is expected to make a full recovery. >>> turn your eyes to the sky tonight. one planet is very close to the earth right now. a chance to see something spectacular with just a pair of binoculars. at at&t we believe

. >> that evening mcgann called shannon and told them that he intended to resign. >> mcgann said the president had asked him to do crazy [bleep]. >> laura: okay, hollywood celebrities got together to read parts of the mueller report and i love how john let's go with -- john let's go, an extravaganza. this is how people had come to define themselves in their resistance to donald trump. each of you get a crack at that but i should have had you do a dramatic reading, alan. >> alan: so i will start, laura. actually good actors doing the reading there. what we have our low pay to come poor actors here on capitol hill, trying to do the same thing and coming out with a very poor result. >> laura: as my daughter would say -- >> alan: i am thrilled come i am thrilled that actors are acting instead of tell us what our policies -- >> laura: wait a second, alan. >> alan: may be because they are actors that they know something we don't know. >> laura: allen, allen, they are telling you by doing the stupid dramatic reading, okay? read other peoples lines. that is what they do. this is their way of

the democrats really wanted the former white house counsel todd mcgann because he is the essential playern the obstruction allegation that he was able to give testimony to robert mueller and his team because they are all within the executive branch. that sharing of information does not apply to congress and that is why tom mcgann has not testified today. they have former white house counsel in the nixon administration john dean and he has already said he will draw comparisons between events designated as obstruction by the special counsel and has experience in the nixon white house. >> the fact that nixon was hands on very rudely is just like trump hands on very early. the firing of comey was not dissimilar to some of the actions that nixon took. he waited in and try to influence the fbi investigation. as did trump, there are lots of comparisons. >> republicans say this amount for democrats who have been impeachment like, a mockery of impeachment because i don't have the principal or what they call the fact witness, john dean is not a principal player and he does not have direct knowledge

we know that attorney general barr and former white house attorney mcgann chose not to show up. so she came, and how far we have come in this country when we are grateful that a person under subpoena decides to come to congress to testify. hope hicks has known president trump long before he became president. she worked in the trump organization and she said she met him before working with the trump organization. we know she worked on the campaign and also in the administration. the white house attorneys were there with her, and every time a member asked a question about any involvement in the white house, even if it was where was your office located, they objected. i spent a long time in law enforcement and i have been a detective and have been with haveneys and not, and i never seen anything where the attorney objected to so much to questions that were even just helping frame the discussion. i believe we were able to gain some additional knowledge about jeff sessions' recusal, james comey's firing, and other instances like that where hope hicks,because of -- hope because of her

authorize contempt cases against attorney general william barr and former white house counsel don mcgann for failing to comply with subpoenas. mueller did not find any evidence to establish a criminal conspiracy between the trump campaign and russia. his report shows multiple tiespride c theide paros op w p hearing a series of loud pops and then rumors of an active shooter. false alarm. but many people say before the incident they were on edge in the wake of recent deadly attacks. police in detroit say three people were murdered because they were gay or transgender. >> we've been moving backwards and i think it's important to stand up for what matters. >> san francisco's pride celebration is at the end of the month. the parade is on sunday, june 30th. >>> 4:46. happening today canada is preparing to ban single use plastics as early as 2021. a senior government official says prime minister justin trudeau will make the announcement this morning.pl is plastics, water bottles, straws. they will decide which items are added to the list of banned plastics. >>> the warm weather is expected to p

if you think it's funny if you want to put up some that dared now a me mcgann's trump please we will help you we will promote it we will reach we do all day long. on it is i'm within the 1000000000 muslims around the world are celebrating the end of ramadan today festivities are also gathering pace in moscow don't kota reports. behind me you can see the largest mosque in moscow where muslims are gathering to celebrate the islamic holiday of eda al feeder it's an official holiday in muslim countries marked by the sighting of the new moon in the lunar calendar it's also one of the most important holidays in islam it translates to the festival of breaking the fast and marks the end of ramadan a month long period of dusk till dawn fasting for muslims and it's one of the 5 pillars of islam actually just as important as a pilgrimage to mecca the faith says that ramadan commemorates when allah reveals the qur'an to the prophet muhammad and in breaking the fast muslims are celebrating their perseverance through prayer and charity with special prayers as you can see taking place behind me dow

would allow the house to sue for the testimony of william barr and former white house counsel don mcgann.>>> this will allow us to walk and chew gum at the same time. to hold the president accountable while continuing to deliver for the people. >> reporter: this isn't the end of the hearing for house democrats. mora planned this week focusing on obstruction of justice and trump campaign connections with russia.>>> a copyright dispute over led zeppelin's classic stairway to heaven is coming to san francisco.>>> guitarist randy the song was copied from a song that road in 1967. a federal court in los angeles ruled in favor of led zeppelin in 2016. a panel of the federal appeals court throughout the ruling saying the lower court provided incorrect jury instructions. a panel of 11 appeals court judges will review the decision with the arguments set for september. >>> you have to believe at some point that is going to end.>>> i would hope so.>> they could spend money doing other things. i love led zeppelin. hope that all works out. >>> 97 san francisco. that was the record today. nichols way

this is for you alas if you think it's funny if you want to put up some mean that dare now a mean mcgann's trump please we will help you we will promote it we will read tweet you all day long. and e.u. contact group and the lima group comprised of latin american countries and canada calling on the international community to be more active in restoring democracy to crisis groups venezuela both groups force their support for the country's opposition leader. like in january he proclaimed himself and as well as interim president and since then as the failed attempts to oust nicolas maduro from power while the situation needs to be a businesswoman when you reach the region on impact of the crisis requires the region and the international community to believe a more active role you support in a prompt return to democracy in venezuela. kenneth who was one of the 1st countries to throw support behind on this now announced his temporarily shutting down its embassy in caracas resulting said he trying to reports canada has been trying to overthrow the venezuelan government for at least 5 years. so ca

there this is for you alas it if you think it's funny if you want to put up some that dared now amee mcgann's trump please we will help you we will promoted we will read tweet you all day long. with anti-semitism on the rise in germany berlin has tried to show solidarity with the jewish community by urging people to wear a traditional orthodox skull cap but the move has not been welcomed by some jews as maria explains. to wear or not to wear that is the question now surrounding the jewish keypad for george gabriel porges from the berlin also doc synagogue the answer is clear everybody took the side of us in the in the feeling that the word couldn't find the debate began when germany's commission on anti-semitism to get a warning to jews i cannot advise jews to wear the qip are everywhere all the time in germany that advise prompted a furious reaction from some jews and politicians the president of israel described it as a capitulation to end to semitism mr klein then did a u. turn i call on all citizens of berlin and across germany to wear the kippur next saturday if there are new intolerable

the former new york times wrote a fake piece today implying that because white house counsel don't mcgann was given hours of testimony to the special counsel he must be joined in time but i love him and all others to testify i didn't have to i have nothing to hide in fact trumpeted boasted earlier about what a good boy he was being about how much workload he had provided the investigators the white house had to do over 20000 pages of documents the 2016 campaign 1400000 pages 20 white house employees gave voluntary interviews it's like trump was building an obstruction of justice case against himself and on top of that he was terrible at it. wasn't fod he investigated for 674 days and only finished when he was done so this is it if you can figure out how to impeach trump for trying to conceal crimes he didn't commit contact your local democrat immediately i expect anytime soon will be offering a reward it is not obstruction of justice in any way again this was the obstruction of justice not for a court proceeding of course this was not a court proceeding this was an informal investigation

this is for you alas it if you think it's funny if you want to put up some that dare now a mean mcgann's trump please we will help you we will promoted we will reach we do all day long. ok let's go back to our top story in president from state visit to the u.k. he has just started his meeting i think with the prime minister to his name number 10 so let's get some analysis from political analyst chris bambery he joins us now from the u.k. chris is always a very welcome thanks for coming on firstly with what you think well do you think anything positive will come out of these talks that have just begun in number 10. well it depends what you mean by positive for donald trump i think what he wants to do is try and bring the united kingdom on board with his trade war and he's cold war with china i think that's the key the key thing and of course what he's doing going to the brits is the possibility of a trade deal post brics it which would supposedly benefit united kingdom economy. i think what you think these are benefits is a very very large question because section of the bridge in europe

this is for you alas it if you think it's funny if you want to put up some mean that dare now a me mcgann's trump please we will help you we will promote it we will read tweet you all day long. the russian foreign ministry has denied trump's tweeted claim the moscow had informed the u.s. it was pulling its military advisors out of venezuela the words of trump about russia pulling out its people from venezuela resists questions about the quality of his advisors we haven't notified anyone this is fake the wall street journal has earlier reported that russian personnel how being withdrawn something also very limited denied by moscow with the details isn't a do richard. well this is gone from an accusation of article from the dismissal of that accusation all article to a little bit of confusion thrown in on sunday the wall street journal they published an article saying that russian military and technical personnel had left on my ass from venezuela reducing the numbers from a 1000 to just a few dozen and the reason they came for the gave up the exodus was that there were a lack of contracts and

if you think it's funny if you want to put up some that dared now a me mcgann's trump please we will help you we will promoted we will reach we do all day long. i mean you lead contact group and the lima group comprised of latin american countries and canada are calling on the international community to be more active in restoring democracy and crisis gripping venezuela both groups of course their support for the country's opposition leader. back in january he proclaimed himself to venezuela's interim president and since then he has led failed attempts to oust nicolas maduro from power. why the situation needs to be a businesswoman when you're a jew do you rejoin an impact of the crisis require the region and the international community to plea a more for all you support in a prompt return to democracy in venezuela canada was one of the 1st countries to throw its support behind quite oh and has now announced it temporarily shutting down its embassy in caracas but as they're trying to report canada has been trying to overthrow the venezuelan government for at least 5 years. so canada'

this is for you alas it if you think it's funny if you want to put up some that dares now i mean mcgann's trump please we will help you we will promoted we will read tweet you all day long. that's our global news update for this hour but don't forget you can always head to our web site r t v dot com for the details on all those stories and many more. what is it calling the coin is magic internet a new type of digital currency the centralized digital scarcity chancellor i'm bringing a 2nd bailout for bank that's called the genesis blog for reason to calling it civil disobedience a source of optimism because i can control my own financial destiny it's just a new way of coming to consensus it's a game changer in the human history and this is columbus discovering the new world this paradigm shifting technology that transforms economics and finance in a heartbeat the apollo 11 landing on to the max and stacey. marshall gives you. listens good good. good good. good sense to. do those things through some good. since. the move to sell most of the stalls if you 2 should go go in your garage to sol

this is for you a lesson if you think it's funny if you want to put up some mean that dare i mean mcgann's trump please we will help you we will promote it we will read tweet you all day long that's a news break time for this hour and thanks for tuning in. this in petersburg international economic forum is a unique event to today's business world. over the last 21 years the forum has become a leading global platform for discussing the key economic issues facing russia emerging markets and the world thousands of business community members attend a forum to address today's financial issues. watch a special forum coverage on r.t. . live. live. live live. live. live. live. live live. live . live. live. oh. please. live. live live. live. and very well can see you watching us inside us. when the makers manufacture consent instinctive public wealth. when the ruling classes to protect themselves. when the primary go around lifts only the one percent told. to ignore middle of the room signal. in the real news room. politics they sure sure. yeah but it's. all because most of them will be yellowish t