united states army retired, award for service to america, awarded to michael flynn. flynn.ou, general [applause] >> pretty amazing. in pretty humbling. -- and pretty humbling. it is an interesting thing about my mother, helen flynn. she is to seized it but she was a terrific person. today istanding up such a small world. her and phyllis's life intersected in the 1970's. i remember going down for the right to life merges my mother -- we would all drive down. drive right to life floats and parades. -- in parades. here i stand and it is a pretty awesome experience. lafly family that is here, it is gratifying that you brought your children. our country is so much better theuse of your mom, and impact. she is really iconic when it comes to the kinds of things she got herself involved in. for certain type of people like jack singlaub -- i'm going to make some comments in a little bit, talking about some things we believe in -- even when a person is gone, their legacy continues to live it on. their real impact, you don't really know what it will be. we don't know what it is

he could keep flynn no longer. >> ...embattled national security adviser michael flynn has stepped down. >> narrator: trump accepynd s resignation. >> ...shake-up for the trump administration... >> ...caps off a tumultuous first month in office... >> narrator: flynn was gone, but still in jpardy from an active fbi investigation. now the prident took an extraordinary step. >> on valentine's day 2017, vaere was a meeting in the office between the attorney general and the director of the, im comey. >> narrator: as the meeting ended, the preside tried to empty the room. he wanted to speak to the fbi director alone. >> and attorney general jeff sessions kind of lingers. and comey thinks that's because sessns knows the president should not be meeting alone with the fbi director. >> narrator: comey was wary. as he had before, he would write notes of what happened. >> "e a.g. lingered momentarily by my chair, but the president thanked him and said he wanted to meet with jim. he repeated this at least one more time to usher people out." if you're comey, you're sitting there and thinking, "what i

we don't have any reason to think they did, and we don't know what they spoke about before michael flynnand hopped on that plane to russia. >> at the time, mike flynn had left the defense intelligence agency under difficult circumstances. he had formed a private intelligence group, and you suggest in the story that it's possible that peter smith was looking at a potential investment opportunity, maybe wanted to become involved in flynn's business. >> peter smith was an investor, he had a lot of different connections. he was a republican, his friends describe him as an ardent conservative. so it would make sense if they were trying to connect on a business level, that they would have a meeting. again, we don't know if anything came up related to hillary clinton's e-mails. but we do know that peter smith, for a long time, was convinced that hillary clinton's e-mails were out there, that he could get them, and they would be very damaging to her and spill secrets she didn't want revealed related to her work in the obama administration. >> now, the other part of this that has rung for so long

he implied connections to michael flynn and wikileaks. s an adviser to the trump campaign and joined the administration. >> what does it mean that muler is looking at this and looking at the people talking money? >> it's not surprising he's following the money. we know he's looking at whether or not there is collusion, literally a conspiracy to defraud theite itunited states working with the russians to win. and there's lots of different connections to russia that are closely tied to donald trump, as well as his own fabrication of his son's reason for having the trump-russia tower meeting with natalia. but i think the bottom line is, there's no question that mr. smith looks like he committed a campaign finance violation. if he was having conversations with michael flynn, who we know has been cooperating, and has pled guilty to perjury, had been having conversations with the ambassador, then the question becomes, what has michael flynn been telling robert mueller's team, and to what extent has that been connected to what they're trailing in

mueller bearing down on a different kind of leaves, he's eight weeks from a prison sentence for michael flynnat's not why flynn is back in the news. actually, there are new reports on how much flynn was in contact with gop operative peter smith about a plot to raise e-mails stolen by hillary clinton. flynn was talking to flynn about buying them from russian hackers on the day he was headed to russia for an event with vladimir putin. that's according to a story in the "wall street journal" by shelby holliday. it contains an e-mail, a dangerous associate, that reads, we spoke with flynn on the day he left for moscow. flynn arrived, of course, sat with putin. you see there as they greeted each other. then within two months, he was on the trump campaign. flynn even kept in touch with smith after trump won the election as shelby holliday reported on "the beat." >> he was helping flynn establish connections and relations with russia during the transition. so that part has also been very interesting to all of us. because that's when flynn was speaking to the russian ambassador. >> we know some of th

you still have people cooperating, like michael flynn who continues to have his sentencing postponed ael cohen who is involved in a separate part of the investigation. and of course paul manafort is now -- and of course his own rick gates, former right hand man. so you have all these people who are still on the hook with the collusion investigation and with mueller's probe, who would fit into probably the third category and perhaps the most intriguing and interesting to the american people because those are the people who the government has jurisdiction over, who mueller's team could actually prosecute, not just a talking indictment. so i think you have this category that's out there and looming that is giving more confidence based on rosenstein's own comments about, listen, we will be warranted in the reason why you bring these prosecutions. and that third category has yet to be unearthed. >> uh-huh. she mentioned michael cohen. so jewel yarks let's talk about michael cohen. i wonder how much trouble or maybe how worried the president should be because here is what the reporting is,

we are learning prosecutors are likely done with michael flynn, so perhaps we could see movement on the michael flynn front, and these negotiations with the white house over the questioning, which all points to we are nearing a finish line. >> it won't be later than february. i think it will be sooner. >> the question is like november 10th. >> there's a problem with that. >> why? >> what if mueller comes out -- he clearly can't release anything now, and what if he comes out after the midterms, and on november 6th, republicans fair better than is expected. people are going to say wow, if voters had this information they would not have behaved as they just did, and they think we are seeing harmonious -- >> you don't want to have the repeat of james comey who was putting his thumb on the scale. mueller acts as if there's no regard to partisanship. there are fourth coming indictments, you need only read rosenstein's comments that you need evidence that each person on the team is dispensed with, you have another box checked, and if you tell me there's evidence coming forth are mare taurus. i

many of the faces of the trumpet ministration have changed the first national security adviser michael flynn lasted less than a month and will be sentenced for lying to the f.b.i. later this year but one item of trump's foreign policy has been very consistent as of today we are officially putting iran on notice the iran nuclear deal was one of the main achievements of president obama say is in office it took years of negotiation led in the final stages by his secretary of state john kerry officials from three e.u. countries as well as china and russia. earlier this year president trump made good on his campaign promises and pulled out of the deal most of the u.s. is closest allies continue to back the iran deal the only support for trump's move came from israel and from saudi arabia mohamed bin salman became saudi crown prince in june last year strongly backed by the u.s. he's tried to portray himself as a reformer in the region while highlighting iran's involvement in conflicts in syria and in yemen. however it's actually saudis are the majority of lives in yemen and experts say the mood of

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many of the faces of the trumpet ministration have changed the first national security advisor michael flynn lasted less than a month and will be sentenced for lying to the f.b.i. later this year but one item of trump's foreign policy has been very consistent as of today we are officially putting iran on notice the iran nuclear deal was one of the main achievements of president obama's eight years in office it took years of negotiation led in the final stages by his secretary of state john kerry officials from three e.u. countries as well as china and russia. earlier this year president trump made good on his campaign promises and pulled out of the deal most of the u.s. is closest allies continue to back the iran deal the only support for trump's move came from israel and from saudi arabia mohamed bin soundman became saudi crown prince in june last year strongly backed by the u.s. he's tried to portray himself as a reformer in the region while highlighting iran's involvement in conflicts in syria and in yemen. however it's actually saudis are the majority of lives in yemen and experts say th

one of my favorite was when we reported that national security advisor eiko flynn -- michael flynn had conversations with the russian ambassador about the lifting of sanctions prior to the administration taking office. that he denied that. we reported he had had those conversations. he had talked about the lifting of sanctions. has spoken to the russian ambassador. subsequent to that the president gave a speech in which he said they say they have nine sources which is what we reported. he said they said they have nine sources. they have no sources. immediately after saying we had no sources he called for a leak investigation. i don't know how you reconcile the two. if we had no sources what exactly is he investigating? he then followed that up by firing general michael flynn on the grounds he had lied about his conversations -- lied to the president of the united states. in light of the american public about that. this was the same story he said was untrue and was based on no sources whatsoever. this is what we are dealing with. a very weird environment. in that sense he helps to circu

many of the faces of the trumpet ministration have changed the first national security adviser michael flynn lasted less than a month and will be sentenced for lying to the f.b.i. later this year but one item of trump's foreign policy has been very consistent as of today we are officially putting iran on notice the iran nuclear deal was one of the main achievements of president obama say is in office it took years of negotiation led in the final stages by his secretary of state john kerry officials from three e.u. countries as well as china and russia. earlier this year president trump made good on his campaign promises and pulled out of the deal most of the u.s. is closest allies continue to back the iran deal the only support for trump's move came from israel and from saudi arabia mohamed bin salman became saudi crown prince in june last year strongly backed by the u.s. he's tried to portray himself as a reformer in the region while highlighting iran's involvement in conflicts in syria and in yemen. however it's actually saudis are the majority of lives in yemen and experts say the mood of

clinton's e-mails from hackers dominated the final months of his life, struck up a relationship with michael flynn as early as 2015. he told associated he was using with retired general's connections to help obtain hillary clinton's e-mails. he met with flynn in 2015. flynn had recently left his job as head of the defense intelligence agency and was trying to set up his own consulting firm. the journal reported that smith implied he had connections to flynn, but people familiar with the matter said the two were in contact and did in fact have a working relationship. >>> trump campaign lawyers are testing out a new strategy to dismiss a lawsuit related to foreign election hacking. freedom soft speech. in a lawsuit last month, two donors allege that trump's campaign conspired with russian agents to leak stealenolen e-ma. in response, trump's campaign and their lawyers filed paperwork tuesday arguing that their client cannot be held legally responsibility for wikileaks's publication of the e-mails. they claim the first amendment protects the gain's rigcampaigno disclose information. >>> on many occas

we have people cooperating like michael flynn. who has sentencing postponed. and michael cohen.se paul manafort. and his own rick gates. former right hand man. you have the people who are still on the hook with the collusion investigation. and with mueller's probe. who would fit into probably the third category. the most intriguing. and interesting to the american people. because those are the people who the government has jurisdiction over. and mueller's team could prosecute. not just a talking indictment. you have this category that's out there looming. that is giving more confidence based on rosenstein's congressmens about we will be warranted in the reason why you bring the prosecutions and the third category has yet to be unearthed. >> she mentioned michael cohen. juliette, let's talk about him. he spent hours talking to investigators looking into the president's businesses and charity. i wonder how much trouble or maybe how worried the president should be. here's what the reporting is. the administration or the president and his people are more concerned. big concern is wh

don't forget, they have already debriefed michael flynn, manafort, and michael cohen.at -- >> and the attorneys know that, his attorneys know that, and i mean they would be so careful, would they not, about language, word choice, all of that? >> that's why the whole thing is a farce. it is a complete farce. mueller should just throw a subpoena on him. the president will ignore it. it will be a constitutional crisis. it will go to the supreme court. and kavanaugh will get the swing vote to protect the president. that's how it is going to play out. >> oh, no. >> this is a farce right now, fred. my clients would love to respond to limited questions, limited areas, when they're being federally criminally investigated for conspiracy. it is absurd, fred. the whole process is completely absurd. >> so avery, could a subpoena still come, say, you know, the special counsel doesn't necessarily -- >> yes. >> -- value the responses, the written responses so could they say this is not enough and we are going to go ahead and subpoena the president? >> oh, yes, robert mueller has the

new documents link fired fbi deputy director andrew mccabe to leaks about president trump and michael flynnat his own a agency investigated him back in february of 2017. the same month the former national security advisor resigned from the white house. the leak went unreported. mccabe who was of course fired before he could retire in march over lying about his role in another leak in october of 2016. >>> another step closer from the korean peninsula. north and south korea meeting with officials overnight talking about the demilitaryizing of the korean border. kim jong un crossed the dmz to meet south korea's president back in april. and we will continue to update that story for you as well. >>> so much for democratic democ socialism. after raising $38 million, beto o'rourke said he is keeping it all to himself. >> are you willing to commit to share some of that to help other democrats get across the finish line in, say, missouri? >> no. i'm focused on texas. heather: some democrats have called on the texas congressman to spread the wealth a little bit. bit to candidates in more competitive

peter smith struck up a professional relationship with michael flynn as early as 2015.ll street journal" is reporting that smith told associated that he was using the retired general's connections to help him obtain clinton's e-mails. smith met with flynn in 2015, this according to people familiar with the matter. now flynn had recently left his job as head of defense intelligence agency and was trying to set up his own consulting firm while smith was looking at investment opportunities in cyber security. in 2017 smith implied that he had connections to flynn. but people familiar with the matter indicated the two men were in contact and did have a working relationship. no deal came out of that though. >>> on many occasions the president has openly criticized his attorney general jeff sessions saying he wishes he had made a different selection and sometimes going so far as to say he has no attorney general. now the "washington post" talked with sessions' chief of staff matthew whittaker about having him replace sessions as attorney general. it's not clear how in depth th

we know that peter smith had a relationship with michael flynn. now it's all about connecting the dots. >> barbara, paul manafort, the former trump campaign manager appeared in federal court in virginia on friday. he was in a wheelchair, missing his right shoe when he made that appearance. his lawyers claim they're dealing with significant health issues. they've asked the court to expedite his sentencing. how do you think this might impact his sentencing that's scheduled for i think february now. >> a sentencing date has been set. that's lukely enough time to give robert mueller an opportunity to do what he has to do to debrief him. it sounds like he's been working with great urgency. they've met nine time and each meeting has been at least six hours in duration. ideally you would have the sentencing occur after someone's cooperation has been completed. not only have they sat down and talked with you, but they have testified so can you continue to hold out the carrot of a reduced sentence. even if his cooperation is not completed by february, they

in december 20 16 kushner, along with trump adviser michael flynn, met secretly with russian ambassadorlyak inside trump tower. under discussion was a plan to set up a back-door communication channel between the trump team and moscow. that would go through the russian embassy. >> if you look at this pattern, a meeting with the kremlin-aligned lawyer. a meeting with kremlin-aligned banker and an offer to use russian communications equipment, to talk to moscow, that raises a lot of questions about really why jared seemed to be so solicitous of russians. >> kushner would later testify about these meetings in closed-door sessions in the house. the city for robert mueller. he also gave a rare public statement. >>dy not collude with russia, nor do i know of anyone else in the campaign who did so. i had no improper contacts and i have been fully transparent in providing all requested information. >> jared, how did you not know about the donald trump jr. meeting when the subject line said clinton/russia confidential? >> jared probably had, i don't know, 40 or 50 contacts during the transition p

november 6 of course is election day, then you have the michael cohen sentencing in december, the michael flynn later in december. so this is what we know is going to come up. then there's what we don't know. what is the special counsel working on. will he have a report after the election, what will happen to those cases in new york that michael is a part of. but the investigations will continue of the trump organization. michael cohen was your personal attorney for many years, he testified under oath in federal court that you directed him to commit a crime, did you, sir? the president, it's false, totally false. so he's lying under oath? >> oh, absolutely, he's lying, and michael cohen was a p.r. person who die small legal work, very small legal work. he was not low level, he was not a p.r. guy, he was the president's right hand man in a lot of his dirty work. >> and that should credit john la mere who asked that specific question. michael cohen entered a federal plea deal saying that president trump directed these efforts to pay off women in the days before the 2016 campaign and the president

my favorite instances of that is when we reported that his initial national security advisor, michael flynn had had conversations with the rush and ambassador about the lifting of sanctions by the administration taking office and flynn denied that and we reported that he had had the conversation and talked about these things and spoken to the russian ambassador. subsequent to that the president gave a speech in which he said , you know, they say they have nine sources which is what we reported because we did have nine sources, he said they say they have nine sources but they have no sources. immediately after saying we had no sources he then called for a leak investigation, so i don't know how you reconcile the two, [ laughter ], if we had no sources, what exactly is he investigating and not only that he followed up subsequently by firing general flynn on the grounds that he had lied about his conversations, lied to the president of the united states and the american public. so, this was the very same story he said was untrue and was based on no sources whatsoever. so this is what we are de

michael flynn had his own conversations with the russians and lied about them and was convicted of it. carter page has also been dishonest about his contact with high-level russians. this is a pattern within the trump campaign, and the trump transition. and i think the best that any of these members can do is try to find out about these contacts and staort out fact from fictio. the reason is not really for that purpose. he's being brought in so they can selectively push out some crazy conspiracy theory. that's what they tried with carter page, although it was to very little avail. >> and you're suggesting the republicans in the house are trying to do that. as you know, papadopoulos has been promoting these conspiracy theories to further president trump's claim that the entire mueller investigation is simply a witch hunt. what do you make of that? >> well, look. it's sad that even after these multiple convictions of multiple high-level people within trump orbit, not only the president, but you have people amplifying his witch hunt comments on fox. you have a whole basic information eco

in december 20 16 kushner, along with trump adviser michael flynn, met secretly with russian ambassador. under discussion was a plan to set up a back-door communication channel between the trump team and moscow. that would go through the russian embassy. >> if you look at this pattern, a meeting with the kremlin-aligned lawyer. a meeting with kremlin-aligned banker and an offer to use russian communications equipment, to talk to moscow, that raises a lot of questions about really why jared seemed to be so solicitous of russians. >> kushner would later testify about these meetings in closed-door sessions in the house. the city for robert mueller. he also gave a rare public statement. >>dy not collude with russia, nor do i know of anyone else in the campaign who did so. i had no improper contacts and i have been fully transparent in providing all requested information. >> jared, how did you not know about the donald trump jr. meeting when the subject line said clinton/russia confidential? >> jared probably had, i don't know, 40 or 50 contacts during the transition period with countries al

fired michael flynn. fired sally yates. fired james comey. fired reince priebus. steve bannon. fired rex tillerson. fired david shulkin. hired anthony scaramucci. fired anthony scaramucci. fired h.r. mcmaster. fired andrew mccabe. fired omarosa. >> jimmy: alright. >> fired -- >> jimmy: i got it. i got it. i got it. i got it. [ cheers and applause ] you hired scaramucci. >> steve: yeah, then he fired him. >> jimmy: this week, former new york mayor mike bloomberg switched his voter registration, and became a a democrat. [ applause ] when asked him what made him change parties, bloomberg said, "kanye." [ laughter ] speaking of new york, there's a a hospital here in the city that keeps a spotify playlist full of songs with beats that match up with cpr compressions. [ light laughter ] cause when you're having a a heart attack, who doesn't want to hear their doctor say, "so what do you think, drake or migos? sorry, we weren't talking about you. oops, i put on a.m. gold. sorry, you're dead." get this, a cheating scandal has rocked the world of wine tasting. >> steve: wha

. >>> also new reporting about michael flynn and his dealings with the man that wanted to buy hillaryn e-mails. we have all of that in our show. >>> the top story, going to the mid-term polling that republicans and trumps are worried about losing the house to democrats. mid-term elections are base

russians made a touch or run or a go for a trump campaign aide, you know, george papadopoulos, michael flynn -- i'm trying to think of the lovely other person. >> well, sessions was in contact with russians. carter page. >> i mean people -- all of them have basically had a russian come at them and offer them something. tried to make some sort of friendly relationship. it's a classic, classic intel operation of trying to find where's the soft underbelly. here's a place where there was a real result. >> classic undertaking from the russian standpoint. nothing normal in terms of american presidential politics. >> that moment when the president -- candidate trump says, russia, if you're listening. we now know that that very evening was the first time russian intelligence officers began digging into hillary clinton's server. >> on top of that, just one more thing. some aspects with the russian campaign overall were not that sharp or sophisticated. some of their ads on facebook were kind of cheesy and half baked. but, man, this was, they found the timing and the topics that would most hurt clinton

and to the extent that manafort knows that and knows what people like michael flynn, donald trump, eterms of bargaining and making promises to the russians during the campaign and during the transition, they're going to be in some trouble around that. >> betsy, i'm glad you're here, too, especially on this story from politico. if you look at manafort and flynn and book ends to questions about conspiracy to do the russians' bidding, you have mike flynn talking about lifting sanctions, you have paul manafort, the other end of the book end, promising or facilitating or greasing the wheels for a platform change. just talk about the manafort interview, manafort cooperating with mueller in terms of that time space continuum. >> the no brainer question that we can say with 100% level of confidence, muellered a his team will ask manafort if they haven't asked him about yet is going to be the trump tower meeting. i would add one slight word of caution when it comes to trying to make sense of the significance of some of the cooperation that mueller is getting from flynn, as you said, and now fr

smith implied to "the journal" that his secret endeavor was somehow tied to michael flynn, who had been an adviser in the trump campaign. then about ten days after he talked to "the wall street journal," peter smith died. he was found dead in a minnesota hotel room in an apparent suicide. before we had much time to digest that bombshell, the very next day, "the wall street journal" was back for round two. according to "the journal," it was not just mike flynn who peter smith implied was connected to his search for hillary clinton's e-mails, according to smith, it was always a handful of other top tier campaign aides like kellyanne conway and steve bannon. from the beginning, this whole story about the republican operative tries to get his hands on stolen e-mails has been kind of an outlier. it's been this obscure avenue of reporting that feels like it could be explosive but it's hard to nail down exactly what any of it means. well, today, "the wall street journal" added a little bit more to the picture. here is the headline, "gop operatives secretly raised at least $100,000 in search fo

many of the faces of the trumpet ministration have changed the first national security adviser michael flynn lasted less than a month and will be sentenced for lying to the f.b.i. later this year but one item of trump's foreign policy has been very consistent as of today we are officially putting iran on notice the iran nuclear deal was one of the main achievements of president obama's eight years in office it took years of negotiation led in the final stages by his secretary of state john kerry officials from three e.u. countries as well as china and russia. the earlier this year president trump made good on his campaign promises and pulled out of the deal most of the u.s. is closest allies continue to back the iran deal the only support for trump's move came from israel and from saudi arabia mohamed bin salmon became saudi crown prince in june last year strongly backed by the u.s. he's tried to portray himself as a reformer in the region while highlighting iran's involvement in conflicts in syria and in yemen however it's actually saudis air war that has cost the majority of lives in yemen

dating back to 2015 right before michael flynn went to russia and met with the top russian officialsngoing theme during the campaign and fact that we saw the gru trying to hack into clinton's emails on the very day that trump said russia if you're listening -- it almost seemed like a signal and intelligence experts told me at that moment trump was signalling to the russians it was okay for them to do that and giving them his permission to do that. >> so there's a new wrinkle to story as it pertains to the trump campaign. your piece is entitled was there a connection between the russia bank and the trump campaign. what was the significance? >> well, it's not clear, but beginning in may 2016 for a four month period before the election there's a pattern of very behavior surrounding the trump computer server when a russian bank the largest private bank in russia began to try hundreds and hundreds of times get in touch with the trump dns lookups. very suggestive of pattern over the that four month period. it's not 100% clear, but i think i took the story as far as it go. i think somebody

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here in the united states, and was the subject of this supposed rendition plot that, remember michael flynnom the mueller probe, used to be national security adviser to donald trump was supposedly involved in a plot to rendition fethullah gulen forcing him back to turkey. i ask about that because it appears from press reports part of what was happening to mr. khashoggi was an attempt to force him to go back to saudi arabia? >> yes. so what we're seeing here is, of course, just brutal, very tragic death of mr. ashogi, but underneath, an intense and complex geopolitical game being played. the rules are not clear. the rules are changing. behavior of many actors are changing and we see complexity the united states is involve fd in when it comes to turkey and the saudis and this is coming knowing this specific case and why the turks have not fully released all the information and also engaging in bringing in saudi forensic experts there. there is a form of negotiation going on between the saudis and turks now, in which the turks are trying to fig are oure out can we get out of the saudis to make

who have not even begun to be caught.it the people who did the criminal leaking related to michael flyn flynn't think the fbi has been doing a particularly good job of tracking these leaks. there's a lot to be done here if peopleth care about having a government that makes sense and is not conspiring against the president. >> tucker: and doesn't crush on popular citizens because they don't like what they voted for. mollie, great to see you tonight. thank t you for your explanatio. it's going to be 420 every day north of the border. canada is legalizing marijuana nationwide. potheads are psyched. how should you feel about it? it could be coming here, what would that mean for us? that's next. us geico has over 75 years us of great savings and service. with such a long history, it's easy to trust geico! thank you todd. it's not just easy. it's-being-a-master-of-hypnotism easy. hey, i got your text- sleep! doug, when i snap my fingers you're going to clean my gutters. ooh i should clean your gutters! great idea. it's not just easy. it's geico easy. todd, you will go make me a frittata. ♪ >> tucke

that the dossier was used in a very questionable fisa warrant we know fbi agents did not think michael flynn those things, because republicans have looked into this, and that look intoxicate this -- looking into this will stop completely if democrats win they told that you say chairman schiff house intelligence anywayedler, accumulation oversight committee all said they want to target the president to target the president's business dealings, his tax returns whatever they can to investigate the president, and looking into the conduct of the fbi, the intelligence community justice department pretty much over. maria: those already chairman you mentioned they are not done yet but they works turn to the tensions in saudi arabia treasury secretary mnuchin headed to saudi today defending his decision to meet with top officials saying trip aimed at o reinforcing ties at critical moment, crown prince mohammad bin salman, denying -- lawmaker are skeptical. >> did crown prince know anything about it if people closely tied to him, involved in this operation? >> people closed that were involved in this

to officials inside the white house, when we are talking about former national security adviser michael flynnlies about his interactions with the russian ambassador right after the election. it is hard to argue that this is an illegitimate investigation at this point, when you look at the results so far. host: richard in florida, republican. you are on-air with greg miller of "the washington post." go ahead. caller: mr. miller, it is somewhat amusing you refer to the financial ties of trump's building an empire, an international one, and seem to ller's the kentucky ca reference to him as something to do with the mafia, but you don't mention uranium. you don't mention the millions of dollars that went to the clinton foundation as quid pro quos when she was a sitting secretary of state. i don't see you mentioning that anywhere. you also don't mention the fact that president obama, who was the president at the time all of this was occurring with russia -- with so-called russian interference, he said it was all of thebecause states were separate. they weren't going together. it would be impossibl

between november 28th and december 6th michael flynn will be sentenceed and 14 days before that sentencingmemo not be released until 14 days before the sentencing. >> sandra: thank you all. excellent a-team on a monday morning. >> bill: fox news alert. pittsburgh in mourning rocked by that anti-semitic shooting rampage killing 11. the white house calling for unity. mercedes schlapp will be our guest coming up next hour live right here on "america's newsroom." for your brain. with an ingredient originally discovered in jellyfish, prevagen has been shown in clinical trials to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. ♪ >> sandra: what a celebration. >> bill: it will go on for a while, too. first time -- fourth time in 15 years. you know they would tell us right away. the boston red sox beat the l.a. dodgers clinching the titles four games to one. ray outside dodgers stadium. >> dodgers tried to win the game and get it back to fenway park. the sox proved to be too much. it is reaction from boston last night from the sox won it all. the streets and bars of boston were

. >> this about donald trump and, of course, you can talk about michael flynn as well during the campaignople and donald trump still has crowds chant locker up for a political arrest. donald trump without due process calling for a political arrest when no indictments came down. donald trump and mike flynn and others around him saying if somebody pleads the fifth that must mean they are guilty. you have the central park five case. donald trump believes in due process when it suits donald trump. of course, you can say that about a lot of people in politics. it really is, it really is sad that we've gotten into tribes and people believe in due process when it suits their political purposes. they don't when it doesn't and donald trump is chief among those offenders. >> it was a strange display last night along with joe, willie and me we have mike barnacle, msnbc political analyst and former chairman of the republican national committee michael steele. nbc news capitol hill correspondent and host of kasie dc, kasie hunt. and professor of history at tulane university walter isaacson. great pane

lauren: we are watching hurricane michael, that's causing oil prices to rise above $75 a barrel. we bring our oil guy phil flynnbe a big storm and what do you expect to be the impact to be on oil production in gulf of mexico? >> bigger impact. the bigger the storm gets, lauren, bigger threat to production. a couple of days when we were look target storm, maybe category 2 or category 3, most oil traders thought it was going to be nonevent but this storm was going the miss major refineries, on path where it wasn't going to do a lot of damage to oil platforms, but because the size of the storm is grow, traders are starting to rethink the scenario somewhat, right now as you mentioned, they moved a lot of the rigs out of the way, the ones that can be moved, the oil platforms are in the way of this storm and they can't be moved so they could easily be damaged, and once you get up to this size of a storm, the peripheral damage comes a lot greater, so i think the traders are taking it a lot more seriously this morning. cheryl: talk to me about the time frame here with regards to gasoline prices and production and pipel