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mccarthy: history is against. average of loss of 30 seats. barack obama lost 53. anybody who is in that office, history runs against us. michael bloomberg spent more than $100 million and was effective in defeating republican women. look what he did in california. but you know something changed. istory didn't always prove out correctly because history says since 1992, anybody who is retired the seat but carried bout the other party,. but young kim, who is right now winning in california. so, no his money didn't defeat all the republican women. we have work cut out for us. history works against us. we have challenges in the suburban area and we will work harder to bring it back. >> nancy pelosi in winning back the majority now since she should be the next speaker of the house. mr. mccarthy: that's a question for her conference. they wanted to delay the election. there are a number of members that pledged they would not vote for her. only time will tell. i question what their agenda was and what they run on. ou just cannot resist. i raised the point about unemployment. in the last 49 years, unemployment has only been below 4% 11

mccarthy. majority leader. senator ron johnson is been fantastic ally in somebody who's doing and a terrible job and chairs the senate committee on homeland security and governmental affairs and chairman michael who had a great victory in texas and he's in charge of the house committee in homeland security. michael, congratulations. >> thank you, sir. >> solid victory. i also want to thank secretary of homeland security kiersten nielsen and undersecretary chris for being here and they, too, have been working long and hard on this bill. every date america's adversaries are taking our cyber defenses in an attempt to gain access to our critical input structure, exploit our great companies and undermine our entire way of life. we can't let that happen. this vital education will establish a new agency within the department of romance ready to lead the federal government civilian response to the cyber threats against our nation and we had any threats against our nation, cyber is going to be in this form and threats have taken place and we been doing good at knocking them out but now we will be this will make us, i think, much more effective. we are putting people that are the best in the world in c

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michael cohen said in court. the president has intensified his attacks on robert mueller - gue prosecutor, he says , leading a mccarthy-stylehh wit. one thing mr. trump might ponder on the flight to the g20 summit to argentina, development have made it much more difficult to fire him. heck bryant, bbc news, new york. laura: for more onallout from this story, i spoke a bri time ago with criminal defense attorney caroline polisi in new york. caroline, michael coheyihas admitted to congress about the trump tower in moscow. what is the legal significance of the admission being made public right now? caroline: right, well, it is huly significant, laura, especially when you view it in juxtaposition to yesterday, where webo heard thishell that the special counsel office was tearing up the cooperation agreement with paul manafort. it seemed to like maybe mueller was on the outs, not doing so well. today all of a sudden with this really bombshell news thatl michhen is cooperating with the special counsel'smb office, re that we had not heard a rlly anything from michael cohen since august when he pleaded guilty to crimes unrelated to r

michael cohen said in court. the president has intensified his attacks on robert mueller — "a rogue prosecutor", he says, "leading a mccarthybut one thing mr trump might ponder on the long—haul flight to the g20 summit in argentina is how today's legal developments have made it much more difficult to fire him. nick bryant, bbc news, new york. will get more and the g20 shortly. —— we will get more on. let's take a look at some of the day's other news. ajapanese pilot has been jailed for being around nine times over the legal alcohol limit when about to fly a passenger jet at heathrow. the court heard that katsutoshi jitsukawa was stopped by security staff last month, in the cockpit of the japan airlines flight to tokyo. he was sentenced to ten months in prison. laura westbrook has more from the court in west london. mrjitsukawa appeared via video link in court today and did not speak when a sentence of ten months was read out loud. last month, he had been due to co—pilot flights from heathrow to tokyo, when a security manager thought he smelt alcohol on his breath. mrjitsukawa made it into the cockpit before he was removed,

michael cohen said in court. the president has intensified his attacks on robert mueller — "a rogue prosecutor", he says, "leading a mccarthything mr trump might ponder on the long—haul flight to the g20 summit in argentina is how today's legal developments have made it much more difficult to fire him. nick bryant, bbc news, new york. and we will return to all that in just a moment. jjust to update you, nick touched on it there, president trump has now arrived in argentina for a meeting of the world's leading economies, the g20. he was due to have talks in buenos aires with vladimir putin. but in a tweet, mr trump announced he's now cancelled that meeting, along with several others. the reason he's given is that russia has still not returned the ukrainian ships and sailors it seized last sunday near crimea, which russia annexed four years ago from ukraine. let's get more from our north america correspondent, peter bowes. first of all, that we can president trump, that is the official reason he is giving. there is bound to be suspicion that frankly he just has too much else on his mind with the revelations about michael cohe

michael cohen said in court. the president has intensified his attacks on robert mueller — "a rogue prosecutor", he says, "leading a mccarthything mr trump might ponder on the long—haul flight to the g20 summit in argentina is how today's legal developments have made it much more difficult to fire him. nick bryant, bbc news, new york. just an update on that. president trump in now in argentina for a meeting of the world's leading economies, the g20. he has cancelled a meeting with vladimir putin after russia's seizure last sunday of ukrainian ships and sailors near crimea. i asked our correspondent peter bowes if there is a suspicion mr trump might also have other things on his mind with the michael cohen revelations. yeah, a lot of suspicion because of the timing of that tweet, just really a few moments earlier, a few minutes earlier, before — as he was leaving the white house to make that long journey to argentina, he said that the meeting was still on with president putin. something seems to have changed in a short space of time leading up to that tweet saying that he wouldn't be meeting the russian president. certainly,

michael cohen said in court. the president has intensified his attacks on robert mueller — "a rogue prosecutor," he says, "leading a mccarthy" but one thing mr trump might ponder on the long—haul flight to the 620 summit in argentina is how today's legal development have made it much more difficult to fire him. nick bryant, bbc news, new york. president trump is on his way to argentina for a meeting of the g20, the world's leading economies, where he was due to hold talks with president putin of russia. but mr trump has cancelled that meeting because of the continued tensions between russia and ukraine. over the weekend, russia detained a group of ukrainian sailors off the coast of crimea. chris buckler is in washington so, no meeting with president putin and ostensibly it's about ukraine, but what else could be a factor, chris? yeah, martine. if you look at what donald trump has been saying over the past few days, he'd raised the possibility of not meeting president putin because of russia's aggression, as it was described, in ukraine. today he said in his statement, which was on twitter, that basically he was not going to

michael cohen said in court. the president has intensified his attacks on robert mueller, ‘a rogue prosecutor,‘ he says, ‘leading a mccarthyhing mr trump might ponder on the long—haul flight to the 620 summit in argentina is how today's legal development have made it much more difficult to fire him. nick bryant, bbc news, new york. president trump is on his way to argentina, for a meeting of the 620, the world's leading economies, where he was due to hold talks with president putin of russia. but mr trump has cancelled that meeting because of the continued tensions between russia and ukraine. over the weekend russia detained a group of ukrainian sailors off the coast of crimea. live to buenos aires and jon sopel. is this cancellation only to do with the ukraine? that is what the whitehouse is saying. when donald trump left the white house at 10:45am he spoke to reporters and said the meeting probably would go ahead and it was an opportune moment for it. he then gets on air force one and 45 minutes later says there will be no meeting. what has changed in the interim in terms of the ukraine situation? nothing. what has chang

i don't think michael o'neill has plans to retire soon but looking at the vacancy, retire soon but looking at the vacancy, who has that had in the ring? mick mccarthyause he is available. he left ipswich in the summer. there are other contenders. chris hughton is probably best qualified, he is an irish former international and premier league manager but would he wa nt to premier league manager but would he want to leave brighton for this job cosmic and would the faa be willing to buy up his contract which ends in 2021. stephen kenny is interesting. a lot of domestic success in ireland. he won the double this year. he won the title in dundalk. an interesting choice. the grassroots of supporters of the league of ireland would be pleased but they did a big leap. sam alla rdyce has but they did a big leap. sam allardyce has been mentioned. in a parallel universe this would have been keyed up for roy keane to step and had things worked better in the transition but i don't see that happening now. we will wait and see. thank you forjoining us. if you've ever witnessed racism at a football match, it seems you're far from alone. in fact according to new fig

mccarthy witch-hunt that has shattered so many lives. this is huge news. sit impossible to overstated relationship between michael cohen and donald trump. he was among his most loyal and swroelous defenders for years. the president has pointed him out to be a liar. he said michael cohen will do anything to get out of trouble. i would imagine when we hear a response it will be along these lines again. >> the news just coming in. michael cohen in federal court in manhattan today expected to plead guilty to false statements to congress after 70 hours of cooperation with special counsel robert muller who is valuing that cooperation. we will cover this all day long. back to good morning america and the rest of the united states. >> announcer: this has been a special report from abc news. >>> of course good morning america starts in about an hour on abc 7. right now we have almost a full hour of news locally. thanks for joining us on this thursday, november 29th. the special report from abc about a big break in the russia investigation for the government as they are having michael cohen cooperate with their investigati

mccarthy painting robert mueller as running a rigged witch hunt. shortly after paul manafort was convicted of eight felonies and michael cohen pleaded guilty to eightounts. michael bloomberg said sometimes the president shows his hand. he reveals himself in press k s conferences and on twitter. joining me now is ben rhodes. let me stay with i want to get a sense of the president. he's on his way this morning to california. he said he filled out the questionnaire and the questions are done. they haven't been turned in yet. your reaction to that. we've talked about where we are in this process of weighing whether or not to answer questions from the special counsel. >> can i comment on that display you did of the tweets? that was very prosecutorial. that's what we call circumstantial evidence. >> i miss aed a calling maybe. >> it shows that every time he tweets there's a connection. i enjoyed that. look, i think that could be part of what's going on here. he's been -- while everyone else expected him to be focussed on the international siege he was focussed on these questions. whether these questions get turned in or not, we know that his lawyers wrot

mccarthy-style witch hunt. it's a technique he's employed over the last two years waging an aggressive personal campaign against not just robert mueller and michael cohen, but also his own government. lashing out against findings that russia was responsible for hacking our democracy. so what if -- what is he afraid of? why does he keep lying? for measuore i'm joined by two people who know trump well, david k. johnson, founder of d.c.report.org and author of "making of donald trump. and glenda blair, author of trump's "three generations of builders and a president." let me go to glenda on this one. why the cover-up? we love television here. we're on it. and we can use it. and you can show all these tapes again and again and again, trump denying any business dealings during the campaign. why does he do this stuff? why does he keep covering up something that smells bad but wasn't he says, illegal? >> well, there's a couple of possibilities. maybe he's guilty. that's one. another one is, it didnoesn't preclude the first, he's a long-game guy. he was in long game in real estate. he's in long game now that he's in the white house. and the long-game pla

michael avenatti and legal troubles of his own. raymond arroyo has at all in the seen and unseen. how with a fight the new democratic majority in congress? republican majority leader kevin mccarthy and whipped steve's police are here exclusively. former independent counsel ken starr and andy mccarthy are here as well. lots of legal developments to unpack. but first, snipes and swipes. that's the focus of tonight angle. the integrity of our elections is imperiled tonight. we may be witnessing another in a series of stolen elections in florida. democrats are experts at pulling us with these at the ballot box. it's widely believed to -- they may be up to their old tricks again. ballot irregularities in palm beach and broward counties in florida are front and center. the president, of course, has been very vocal about what he believes is happening there. >> well, you take a look at the past. and all of a sudden they are finding votes? after the election they are finding votes? >> laura: predictably, the media has come in to pooh-pooh any notion of voter fraud. >> to be very clear, and i want to make sure everybody at home understands, there is no evidence to that story. it never hap

michael bloomberg three weeks ago. he was here in parkland. but it is anti-semitism. and they need to be called out for it. they need to lose because they use that language. amy: kevin mccarthythe house majoririty ldeder tweetedd something along those lines in the midst of the letter bombs, the first one being sent to george soros. and he was forced to retract that tweet. it ended with #maga. >> kevin mccarthy with that tweet, and he thought deleting would get rid of it -- no, it is on many people's twitter. kevin mccarthy should not only never be serving in leadership, kevin mccarthy should be voted out of office. when you go and you publicly say "i am anti-semitic and i am racist," you do not deserve to serve americans, period. verywe want to thank you much, fred guttenberg, for being with us, father of parkland shooting victim jamie. she was 14 years old when she was gunned down in parkland at her high school on february -- >> can i say one more thing about another leader? mcconnell, hech has been absolutely silent since last week with the bombings and with what happened in pittsburgh. he has been silent. and he is, right now, he is the elected leader of the senate. his s

michael cohen, he refused to break and make up stories in order to deal. such respect for a brave man. >> harris: those were the facts in the context of that -- yeah. >> dagen: andy mccarthy>> jessica: there's that, but there's also the fact that paul manafort is a criminal and a liar. so you might just be being a liar because that's what he does. there's also a new bit of information about paul manafort going to the ecuadorian and emby to meet with julianna's launch. then he goes in season, june 2016 becomes the is campaign manage, and they start dumping democratic emails. without information from which but mueller certainly had will before i did, maybe there's more to this and it's not paul manafort being a good soldier. >> kennedy: is there anything that he gave him? a >> jessica: you can't say that he didn't. what if he -- >> harris: don't we need evidence? >> kennedy: we don't know though they didn't french kiss. we don't have evidence of that. >> jessica: think the emails are more likely than the french kiss thing. >> pete: he also met him twice before that. >> jessica: but he was working for the trump campaign. i'm just saying, we can't make it out like -- >> harri

mccarthy style witch hunt," and "no collusion with russia." tonight we basically know it was chafing him. cnn reporting tonight the justice department notified the trump legal team on wednesday night about michaelohen's planned plea. but perhaps the strangest turn of events took place after cohen pleaded guilty. that's when trump came out and said cohen was lying to get a lighter prison sentence. but trump wanted -- the president's written answer to robert mueller's question about the trump moscow project was basically identical to what cohen admitted today in court. in other words cohen is a liar who is telling the truth on this and also the president is too. talk more about how the president is handling this, i'm joined by kim wehle. ben, i'll start with you, you just wrote a piece on the law fare blog, how to read michael cohen's latest plea, what is your takeaway about the import of today, the president's answers he submitted to mueller? >> that's one of the big questions, you know, if the president submitted answers that are, you know, inconsistent with this document. and i notice that giuliani was quoted today saying that everything the president said is consistent with this document. you

mccarthy-style witch-hunt, one that has shattered so many innocent lives, ever end? or will it just go on forever? >>> well, not long after that, we learned that his former lawyer michaelen is now working for the feds and confirming he was, in fact, in touch with the kremlin during the campaign and then some. listen to two prominent lawyers on two different networks tonight, both neal katyal, the lawyer before the supreme court and jeffrey toobin, cnn analyst and author. both men were asked how big they thought today's news was. >> i think we very well could look back on this day, november 29th, 2018, as the beginning of the end of the trump presidency. this isn't just criminal. this is the president campaigning in 2016 and hiding all of his negotiations with russia, not the russian-like businesses like marriott hotels or something, but with the kremlin itself, the number two person, as you were saying, at the kremlin. >> today is the first day i actually thought donald trump might not finish his term in office. >> really? >> i think this thing is enormous. >> in the russia investigation so far, "the new york times" points out today that mueller has, quote, issued more

michael in minnesota. in "thehe editorials wall street journal" is about new minority leader kevin mccarthy, california.evinrite this -- mccarthy is no policy walk, but focusing on the electoral details of winning seats, is more important to policy. can playublicans important roles in defending trump administration officials, when warranted, against democratic success. host: he went before cameras yesterday, after becoming the house minority leader, to talk about going forward. to have theled privilege to serve and leave this conference. getnumber one goal is to america to continue moving forward. we serve in a divided government, in a divided country. our goal is to unite us back together again. our second goal would be to make sure we win the majority back. we know the challenge of what we are working on. we wanted to hit the ground running. the democrats have a plan. they want to disrupt, they want to try to impeach, and they want to stall what achievements we have been able to move forward. great forerica is too smut -- for such a small vision. we know we have our challenges. we will do just that. i

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that's why i'm going to be speaking with former ag michael mukasey coming up as well as the first time we'll hear from the majority leader kevin mccarthy part of the leadership in the democratic party, the common from rhode island. these are very important values that we share in this country and that's why when you see a situation unraveling that is breaking away from the rule of law, the entire country should be concerned. ed: all right, maria bartiromo we've just gotten word this ceremony and the president'ses speech will begin in under 10 minutes i know you have a program to host at the top of the hour, so we want to release you so you get into place for sunday morning futures, which we never miss on sunday mornings. thank you for joining us. maria: thank you so much have a great day. ed: we'll let you get into place maria: thank you pete for your service to this great country and all of our veterans. ed: all of us second that as well we appreciate that and everyone in our audience watching just to reset you were looking live at the presidential podium where president trump will be in just about five minutes or so, at an american c