ambassador to moscow michael mccall, professor at stanford's hoover institution. kremlin wants him for illegal activities. president called the proposal to turn him over an interesting idea. mcfaul told reuter's he's contacted lawyers. >>> 2018 espys happened tonight. powerful moment to close the show. >> larry beil is live from the red carpet. it was very powerful. >> reporter: yes, espys is usually a fun gathering of star athletes but tonight a more serious tone. powerful emotional moment, show of strength by young women who truly overcame a man who was a monster, talking about the arthur ashe courage award given to women who survived sexual abuse by former dr. larry nassar, more than 300 survivors, many taking the stage and crowd in los angeles rising to salute their strength. >> make no mistake, we're here on the stage to present an image for the world to see, a portrait of survival, a new vision of courage. >> too often abusers and enablers perpetuate suffering but making survivors feel their truth doesn't matter. to all the survivors out there, don't let any

. >> at least one powerful lawmaker has concerns about revelations, here is michael mccall. >> it concerns me, look, we have, i think we are looking strong in midterm elections but some of the issues are out of control. we have done a lot of really positive things for the american people and i don't want to get off message on that. >> what about that concern about house republicans getting off message ahead of november? >> i think a lot of republicans have that concern that they are running campaigns and trying to get elected, trying to run on the great economy, this other good economic news and there are tons of distractions coming out of washington that they feel are overshadowing perhaps good campaigning. i don't know if that exactly runs one to one, if people are voting -- we don't know whether people are voting based on preference for congress, who is going to congress or who is going to the senate but that's obviously their concern. mike: then there's robert mueller probe itself, take a listen to alan dershowitz and i ask you to react to it. >> collusion is not a crime. they'll have

. >> at least one powerful lawmaker has concerns about revelations, here is michael mccall. >> it concerns me, look, we have, i think we are looking strong in midterm elections but some of the issues are out of control. we have done a lot of really positive things for the american people and i don't want to get off message on that. >> what about that concern about house republicans getting off message ahead of november? >> i think a lot of republicans have that concern that they are running campaigns and trying to get elected, trying to run on the great economy, this other good economic news and there are tons of distractions coming out of washington that they feel are overshadowing perhaps good campaigning. i don't know if that exactly runs one to one, if people are voting -- we don't know whether people are voting based on preference for congress, who is going to congress or who is going to the senate but that's obviously their concern. mike: then there's robert mueller probe itself, take a listen to alan dershowitz and i ask you to react to it. >> collusion is not a crime. they'll have

>> well, i think we should also discuss ambassador michael mccall a bit, and why vladimir putin hatesador mcfall was the ambassador in moscow, he was very up front that he was supporting democracy activists in moscow. and so vladimir putin was very personally threatened by him, and this continues today. >> he's on investigation all the time talking very frankly and bluntly about putin. >> exactly. there's nothing more than vladimir putin would love than to have his intelligence service, to have his law enforcement apparatus questioning ambassador mcfall. it's chilling to think that an american diplomat, someone who served the interests of our country, that took a vow, that served abroad with honor that the u.s. president would even consider doing this. >> it just reminded me of that -- the attempts by michael flynn, the plan that he had to smuggle out the american citizen back to turkey, the cleric that's hated so much. guys, thank you so much, we appreciate it, john thnathan, n elise. >>> ahead, the british baby invasion. alright guys let's go! let's do this directions to the greek t

rhode island secretary of state on federal and state, congressman michael mccall chairs the committee. this is two hours and 10 minutes. >>> the committee is meeting today to examine the work of the department of homeland security is doing to assist state and local officials to secure election infrastructure including voting machines, vote tallying systems and voting databases. the role looking across the critical infrastructures because cyber threat elections may pose a similar threat to critical infrastructure sector is. our democratic system in critical infrastructures are under attack. in 2016 russia meddled in our presidential election through a series of cyber attacks and information warfare. their goals were to undermine the credibility of the outcomes of discord-- and so chaos among the american people. this was a provocative attack against our country and we must not allow it to happen again. we state repeatedly that foreign interference in our democracy cannot be tolerated. i strongly believe we will be targeted again this november in the midterm elections and we need to be

rhode island secretary of state on federal and state, congressman michael mccall chairs the committee. this is two hours and 10 minutes.