here with more is michael moore. first quarter should usually be one of the best goat orders -- best quarters of the year for banks. what are we seeing so far? michael: we are not seeing that so far, and that is why you are getting more angst on wall street. march as the season where you have paid bonuses, there is usually some trimming from some of the large firms as they kind of rebalance their strategy or the make some cuts before new crop of graduates comes in over the summer. but i think you are seeing a little more anxiety this year because the first quarter has been pretty rough. you had the ubs ceo last week talking about the worst first quarter in recent history. jeffries came out today, and their first quarter quarter is december through february, but investment banking fees were down 36%. so i think some tough markets and some perhaps clouds on the horizon in the past few weeks are why you are seeing more angst around some of these job cuts. shery: but you said it, these job cuts are pretty normal. does thi

jason: michael moore, -- political career. jason: michael moore, inc. you so much. for a check on the -- thank you so much. for a check on the global markets, let's go to emma chandra. emma: in the last 30 minutes or so, we've been a bit of a dramatic turn around when it comes to the dow jones and the s&p 500, and indeed the nasdaq, off of their lows. the nasdaq still trading in the red by about 1/10 of 1%. the dow jones and the s&p 500 in positive territory. let's take a look at how the s&p 500 has performed through the day. we should be able to show you an intraday chart. shortly after we opened in new york, we fell back to the red. then around 30 minutes ago, we saw that big bound upward into the green. not a clear indication of why that might be, but we did bounce ,round 2790 for the s&p 500 suggesting there maybe some support at that level. talking about technical levels of support, i want to show you a chart where we can talk about the s&p 500 and that key level of 2800. we are now back at 2800. we dipped below that earlier in the session. it is worth keeping

and michael moore, who is the u.s. attorney for the middle district of georgia. now at the law firm of polk gamer he. let's go first to atlanta. it is not a probable cause standard, but as you hear jerry nadler looking into possible impeachment, do you see enough from what we know now to just there is reason to believe that perhaps president trump could be impeached? >> i think so. it is not a probable cause standard, but here you have a situation where we know there was a meeting with russians in trump tower, we know there was effort, at least in the public record there is evidence, that they tried to cover the meeting by little don, maybe by donald trump, we do not know yet. we know about a business operation. and they realize a lot of this could be resolved if we had the tax returns. the president has played this game for several years and has refused to give that information, so now the democrats have control of the house it is a natural tendency to move toward a place where they can find out what was going on with the trump business. at the end of the day, t

prosecutor, michael moore, michael, let me start with you, get your initial thoughts on william barr'sletter that we have been waiting a couple of days for. >> you know, i haven't read the cliff notes version of the mueller report and i have been watching the tag lines and listened to your program and it sounds to me like a lot of things in southern district of new york. >> tell me more about that. >> well, just listening to what you reported, what we have been hearing apparently mueller focused on russia as mandate, but we know that there are other things that are out there, we know, in fact, we have the michael cohen case, payments to porn stars and play mates, we know we haven't heard from flynn in a while, investigations, plural, those things are swirling around, it's great to hear that the president is saying we are not colluding with the russians and apparently that's what's in the report. i did some interest in hearing that the mueller did not exonerate the president. i don't know what that means without really looking at the report. we can all spin it different ways, i guess. >

so and also about what michael moore. i don't know. as a witness in the case sorry a s'more a trouble to the hague in october twenty seventh team to provide his testimony. in my preparation to come and talk to there. you know i took that journey again town and really and i and there's some of the thinks. he owns. it's traumatic but. for me it's a few days what these people who saw their loved ones really been brutalized mordred of the own eyes they're going to leave it for ever. even if we can register in the consciences of the powers that be that. something like this should move a whole bunch to. so if you don't mind going to start the movie. because she knew me i was a weird breed i said i'm such you know these guys i'm just here work said he should be taken out to. kill him was what i heard. you say you know you were most good this he didn't finish instead he walked away from camera. that's. all over and you. want to thank. you. really because. i should have seen someone disguise i i struggled i struggled with peace i would beg them

emily: michael moore joining us on the phone. at do you think the chances are of the full mueller report being made public? michael: i think it is unlikely the entire thing will be made public. there is a general policy in the department of justice where you don't reveal things or allegations that don't result in criminal charges against people. smirch them.is mergbe i think there are a lot of things the president will try to claim privilege on. that will be some things becomes litigation and fodder for a continued battle. the difference today is that democrats control the house which means they control oversight committees and can bring this information to the public's attention. politically, the question is whether the president can survive of keeping parts of the report hidden from the public. emily: what can you tell us about what attorney general barr is doing at this very moment, you imagine? michael: i imagine he is going through the report, staff going through the report. they will report on anything interesting in particu

so an awful lot more than michael moore. i don't know. as a witness in the case sorry a s'more a trouble to the hague in october twenty seventh team to provide his testimony. in my preparation to come and talk to there. you know i took that journey again town and really and i miss some of the thinks. he owns. it's traumatic but. for me it's a few days what these people who saw their loved ones really been brutalized mordred of the own eyes they're going to leave it for ever. even if we can register in the consciences of the powers that be that. something like this should live and who will watch. so if you don't mind going to start from the baby. because she knew me i was a weird breed i said i'm such you know these guys she said that he should be taken out to. kill him was what i heard. you say you know you were most good this he didn't finish instead he walked away from him or. that's. enough to say. all of them thank you. thank you. you for your. wallet because. i should have saved someone disguise. i struggled i struggled with peace i

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michael moore later plus at the scene of the crime we try to visualize the events we make an initial evaluation to get an exact picture of the scene of the crime plus a little doubt. we have come to the training grounds of appledore as police academy . every detail of the crime scene is documented with cutting edge technology. newson is a specialist who photographs the entire location in three hundred sixty degrees and immediately processes the images using custom software. the program turns the images into a panoramic view then through the arctic knology nielsen can practically place himself in the scene of the crime. now i see the crime scene i can look around and get a good impression of exactly how the scene books i feel as if i'm actually on site . that's an advantage for a fellow officers who are working on the case but can't visit the seam and want to see what happened there. well nielsen processes the three hundred sixty degree panorama his fellow detective matanya prepares the apartment for the next step the white balls are not for decoration the time the ball the raffle the

added time and balance it's heading for a two all draw between hatta and dortmund so michael moore's makes a difference once again a pass from jason sanchez. and the visiting captain does the rest of the take a closer look at that slight bounce makes the ball very hard to control. with just point seven of the second between past and finish. precision of the power and victory to dortmund. with royce's fifteenth league goal of the season. disappeared shooting technique makes anything possible whether it's here against by a drill time on the floor with his right foot. or planted just inside the post with his left field as good as guaranteed to make the right call instinctively in a split second. and when mark turns on the magic it's not for the gallery but because it gets the job done. outside of the boat tipping over his opposite number as if it was the easiest thing in the world. nine times. next space time problem royce can do the last. and he's a tireless work of a team regardless of the outcome. another feature of his game is the dynamic of field surge after initiating an attack. t

including property owned by the farmers the community was torn apart along racial lines this is where michael moore lho was found after he was caught on the farm he had suffered a broken neck but there are two versions to the story one is that michael miller was killed by the two white men who would courting stealing sunflowers but they claim the boy died when he jumped off the back of a van as they drove into the police station the families of these men say the trial wasn't fair and important evidence was ignored they save my kamala's death was an accident and from from our side. we are sort of at something like this happen but it's easy with this and discipline on the on the side of the children but the people in the township must teach the children do not take something that does not belong to you. of art and scooter plan to appeal the conviction and sentence in recent weeks the only witness said he lied to the court when he testified that he saw the two men throw the boy from the back of the van but he later said he'd been intimidated bribed and made to read a statement to clear the farmers in

on your same time warner michael moore you are the one thing. when you don't we. release a couple says they are not going to come up. tony model where i want what i saw you know right on your front of the hierarchy in your fantasy. what are your from the ground perform other want to run for your partner even when i bust out of the hair for hair on the shoulders of the power fighter. doc and you can say now for that documentary that we just try out there called dying allows. us. the country has gone into a nihilistic fever i think and they've got to hit the road and get out the traveling across america to find what makes america take them to charlotte is the genius of this place especially american hero this is it we've come a point around which element is done something we always are on the margins something. called the culture is really important because. we're starting last with is going to headed east into the swamp we're going into the belly of the beast and i think i want to leave now doesn't get any more gone down unless maybe completely different fundamenta

so as we mentioned michael moore nick is the fourth senior official in canada to step down since the scandal broke how serious is this for the pm. well i mean we've had big pieces falling since a month ago i don't think it's as big as the former just and justice minister sorry. jody. raybold. but. it's still indicate an indication of what's happening within the canadian government they've they're trying a lot of. shall we say cosmetic. approaches to to make to improve the look of the government today they unveiled the budget so the and it purports to be a very pro middle class trying to get middle class voters of course to keep the support for the party but some of the policies seem a little bit. farfetched and perhaps don't go far enough in solving real problems for people so. the problem is however that the other two parties in opposition the conservatives on the right and the n.d.p. for the to the left and the liberals don't have much support either and in fact most canadians may still be more fearful of the conservatives who have the bigger chances of making a dent. than that of

michael moores has only one cup win to his name but he already belongs to the league's crandell a cram what makes him special mix of the two terror targets that are of the strong and soft focus of those. what about talent he's got truckloads josh sergeant never had of him we'll introduce you to often coming strike a talent. trying my hardest on this one working so far to say vince will have to try hard to he's tossed with rescuing shelter from crisis and avoiding relegation what's his strategy beef up leave it all for those who need it and the familiars of . the bundesliga has plenty of legends talents and exceptional players today kick off gets to know some of them we start with one from from fast. when. he grew up in belgrade he was trying to provide star now he's a wonderfully good start with frank fashion. goals going in the world this season is now the youngest bundesliga player to score five in one game the twenty one year old serbia international is a sharp shooting sensation. and let's find out more about where he found his skills. like which we already have the most important

and china with nafta and so many free trade agreements people who outsource the same people that michael moore was you know documenting in roger and me in flint michigan that's why trump won michigan and hillary clinton didn't even campaign there and she's saying she represents the winners of globalization because she represents the legacy of globalization because who signed off on nafta but her husband so she can't just turn on legacy and the fact is that a lot of the people that are really running. the controlling the anti trump narrative the so-called resistance who are so out of touch with i think what's going on in the country and who hate bernie sanders and see him as a threat those people are the winners of globalization they are the coastal elites of the a cell of corridor of a lot of skin in the game when it comes to defending the national security state defending globalization in deals like t.t.p. they stand to benefit in so many ways as you mentioned there's a lot of extreme violence from the right we have these mass killings but what you're talking about the elite they do seem afra

and china with nafta and so many free trade agreements people who outsource the same people that michael moore was you know documenting in raw.

not to michael moore talking about you come up i know i want to make people more finite no. no no you come on our money if you can see you know money monday gets i disagree i'm not i'm not around. reading here you would be like oh my. god i don't want to now it's. you know i know it's almost when i go on i. don't know wanted i know we need to my much you know if i don't want to we don't want to. i thought i said. you would be this if you doctor you know already you fit to be a good guy does that mean you're sixty six i mean sidonie that why bill talk about why i said he ducked. and oh really you know yeah so why don't i start there because you know we do years from just you know don't have to answer because you know we don't use words that you know i mean you know about it. we don't know it's an internet.

so an awful lot more than michael moore. i don't know. as a witness in the case sorry a s'more a trouble to the hague in october twenty seventh team to provide his testimony. in my preparation to come and talk to their. you know i took that journey again town and really and i and this is some of the thinks. he owns. it's traumatic but. for me it's a few days for these people who saw their loved ones really been brutalized moderate forms of the old eyes they're going to leave it for ever. even if we can register in the consciences of the powers that be that. something like this should move a whole bunch to. a story we don't mind going to start from the very best it will because she knew me i was aware read i said i'm setting up now with these guys and hear words that should be taken out. kill him was what i heard. you say you were most good this he didn't finish instead he walked away from him. that's. all owed him thank you. thank you. you know. it was because he's. i should have saved someone disguise i i struggled i struggled with peace

nobody could eat that much i say that with all due respect michael moore.ogos it is a big deal for next fans because they finally have a way to eat another team for lunch. you cannot laugh at that if you are a lakers fan according to a press release starting with the company to bring caviar to everyday consumers of course, every day core everyday consumers are lowlifes that bree eat hot dogs and beer it's cultivated in china not that the dirtbags would know any better each ten souls for $25 they are so generous they will you buy two for $50 look at the savings that helps to promote it as a sports food edit seems to be working. pretty sure the goalie has money. u got it, baby... best-in-class towing. still leading the pack. this is the big dog! this is the ford f-150. it doesn't just raise the bar, pal. it is the bar. we're finally going on the trip i've been promising. because with expedia, i saved when i added a hotel to our flight. ♪ so even when she outgrows her costume, we'll never outgrow the memory of our adventure together. unlock savings when you ad

let's discuss with michael moore, former u.s. attorney. ichael, on the question of pardons, there is history here. bill barr served as attorney general under george h.w. bush. at the time, he recommended that president bush pardon several of the chief people involved in that scandal. does that indicate to you that he might do the same thing here? >> it seemed to me yesterday when he spoke twice before boarding air force one and when he got off of the helicopter that he thought that this was a witch hunt, obviously, but that the whole process was just so corrupt that i think it gave him the foundation to say, you know what, they found nothing as to me. all these other people caught up in all these process crimes, i'm going to get them pardoned. the one question i don't know the answer to is manafort because manafort was not a process crime. his was not like papadopoulos or flynn which was lying about something underlyingunderlying. i would be worried if i were manafort that i would not get it but the others i would be encouraged. you say on

or michael moore having a tricky dipped in barbecue sauce. a twinkie dipped in barbecue sauce. if you haven't tried that, you're missing out. that's how they see beto. mind you he wrote a similar valentine to john edwards. that did not end well for last time i checked he was guessing peoples wait at the carnival. now the ewriter isn't the only ongoing fan boy. half of the press keeps referring to ms. kennedy-esque and sadly they do not mean this one. [laughter] [applause] greg: yes, yes. but as i always say, being called kennedy-esque is cool unless they referring to your driving. [booing] stop it! the medias narrative they know the giant has always been the media pc cannot say that beto is a david when he is the full force of the goliath media behind him. and it is not the fault of beto to his goliaths teachers pet. it's easy to be the pet, just do it they say. god help you if you don't. just ask tucker. but let me ask you this. let me ask you this. if you look at the david and goliath analogy, what reality comes closest to that? if goliath is the consensus media, that would m

know i have done right they would be on michael moore. rocket to go shot one tall one caught again or cutting it all to your own. your way oh that's great i mean more laney's as young people. not know until they are able to have them no i don't process of being as you're sure it has it that boehner said of the possible idea that. the. bigger is bigger you're nothing or less your idea or recorded of what is a bowl of eating to go over history or so book or total i try to make the school of plastic art as the image of a goddess of fertility called or. so i put a lot of breasts indicating in the doldrums i built. just as breasts of a woman. for mean this moment of this girl of art was the kind of there no revolution because it was the remand tickle moment of the revolution i wanted to express something new the atmosphere of i felt in cuba during the revolution the entrance became just like the fifty percent explosion that is what they used to feel this kind of says sation that could kunai million people in need. to enter in a place in which

. >> this public airing of diagnosing and it was michael moore, bill mar and that corner of the public realm using diagnoses like narcissist. he just posted diagnoses and this is all in the public realm now. >> that's right, that's what is so striking. if you look at george conway's criticisms of the president, they started out in his area of expertise, legal criticisms. criticisms from a point of view of a constitution conservative. you saw him going into mental health diagnoses. that seems to be one of the things that possibly got under the president's skin. the president has been frustrated with george conway's tweets and his public announcement and his willingness to take on his wife's boss. you still had aides urging the president not to attack back. it seems this level of attack is what prompted the president to ultimately responding. >> robert, we'll come to you on the other side of the break. when we come back, we'll talk about that. trump lashing out of the memory of the late senator john mccain. this time from the oval office in response to a direct question. more on that wit

michael moore nick announcing he will be retiring. justin trudeau commenting on this.ne other person who has left the prime minister's office in the wake of this scandal that really involved whether or not there was inappropriate pressure applied by justin trudeau to the attorney general to try and seek a deferred prosecution agreement for fnc rather than allowing the case to proceed in the criminal court. the news here, another person close to justin trudeau announcing his resignation in the wake of the scandal. this coming just a day before the federal government in this country announces its budget, anch will election -- and be election platform as we head toward the end of the year. shery: let's turn to ipo news. hoping to raise $2.1 billion in its ipo, valuing the firm at almost $20 billion. at that range, the offering will be the business from the tech startup since snape went public. to talk about recent developments, we have startup reporter eric newcomer. how is this list selling itself to investors? >> this roadshow is just getting underway and it's a very to

or michael moore eyeing a twinkie dipped in barbecue sauce.] a twinkie dipped in barbecue sauce. if you haven't try it, well, you're missings out. but that's how the writer sees beto. now mind you, he wrote a similar valentine to john edwards. that didn't end well. last time i checked, john is guessing people's weight at the carnival. [laughter] the writer isn't the only one going fan boy over beto, half the press keeps referring to him as kennedy-esque, and sadly, they do not mean this one. [laughter] [applause] yes. that's our kennedy. but as i always say, being called kennedy-esque is cool unless they're referring to your driving. oh, stop it. [laughter] the media's big narrative beto is david to trump's goliath, but anyone with a brain knows that the giant has always been the media. so you can't say beto's the david when got the full force of the goliath media behind him. and it's not beto's fault that he's goliath's teacher's pet. it's easier to be their pet, just do what they say. but god help you if you don't. just ask tucker. but let m

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youy: michael moore, thank for the latest on the european banks. breaking news at the moment.tearing from a they are confirming a combination with willis tower. they were considering an offer to buy rival injures brokerage willis towers watson. we do have confirmation, they say they're in the early stages of considering willis towers. as sourcesrse coming tell bloomberg the companies have helped luminary talks. no final decision has been made. moveould often not to forward with an offer, according to sources. on confirming they are considering that combination with willis towers watson. plenty more to come. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ amanda: this is "bloomberg markets." i'm amanda lang in toronto. i'm shery on in new york. wealthy investors from the big coastal states may find an opportunity for refuge from the tax overhaul. california and new york city will be selling more than $3 billion in tax bonds. here to discuss the details is amanda albright. the federal tax overhaul has meant a cap on the state and local taxes actions. -- deductions. now we are seeing t

. >> i want to bring in susan and michael moore. good evening to you. julia, why do you think the attorney general barr, why did he wait almost two weeks for the mueller report, almost 400 pages, the full version with redactions will be released and, i don't know, why not do that in the letter on sunday? >> i have no idea and i do have my raspy voice tonight. >> are you okay? >> your producer said it would be fine. i want to say, stalling for time at this stage. i think barr screwed up big time last weekend and now he's just buying time before he has to report out. >> wow, okay. julia says she's fine, so we're going to carry on, i'm going to take her at her word. get, drink some water or hot tea, let's bring susan in now. barr went to great lengths to defend his letter on the report. this is what he wrote. march 24th letter was not and did not purport to be an exhaustive recounting of the special counsel's investigation or report. i do not believe it would be in the public's interest for me to attempt to summarize the full report or release in a serial

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. >> this public airing of diagnosing and it was michael moore, bill mar and that corner of the publicng diagnoses like narcissist. he just posted diagnoses and this is all in the public realm now. >> that's right, that's what is so striking. if you look at george conway's criticisms of the president, they started out in his area of expertise, legal criticisms. criticisms from a point of view of a constitution conservative. you saw him going into mental health diagnoses. that seems to be one of the things that possibly got under the president's skin. the president has been frustrated with george conway's tweets and his public announcement and his willingness to take on his wife's boss. you still had aides urging the president not to attack back. it seems this level of attack is what prompted the president to ultimately responding. >> robert, we'll come to you on the other side of the break. when we come back, we'll talk about that. trump lashing out of the memory of the late senator john mccain. this time from the oval office in response to a direct question. more on that with our gues

you could hear michael moore's head explode. tom arnold's. blod and move on. >> kennedy: doesn't tom arnold want to fight you. >> greg: i think so or run away together. together. >> kennedy: no joke. the president would love to run against that and the fact that all of the democrat senators running for president on the record to endorse and support it i think has been a gift to this president. >> dana: hillary clinton's daughter chelsea clinton sent a president to the president today actually that's not how it works and a link to your energy department and explain it to you. i'm pretty sure the president is not going to care about that. can i nerd about this one second. >> greg: how about eight years? >> dana: something different about this rally than his rallies in 2016. does anybody know what it is? he. >> kennedy: he sweated more. >> dana: 2016 they did not have a mechanism on the trump campaign to gather information on anybody who wanted to come in. now what's different is brad parscale at the trump campaign has a system where if you want

you could hear michael moore's head explode. tom arnold's.edy: doesn't tom arnold want to fight you. >> greg: i think so or run away together. together. >> kennedy: no joke. the president would love to run against that and the fact that all of the democrat senators running for president on the record to endorse and support it i think has been a gift to this president. >> dana: hillary clinton's daughter chelsea clinton sent a president to the president today actually that's not how it works and a link to your energy department and explain it to you. i'm pretty sure the president is not going to care about that. can i nerd about this one second. >> greg: how about eight years? >> dana: something different about this rally than his rallies in 2016. does anybody know what it is? he. >> kennedy: he sweated more. >> dana: 2016 they did not have a mechanism on the trump campaign to gather information on anybody who wanted to come in. now what's different is brad parscale at the trump campaign has a system where if you want a ticket to the rally you

adam schiff, being the head of the intelligence committee, that's like michael moore being the head ofeight watchers. >> jesse: ouch. whammy. dana, advice for the president as he goes out on this victory tour? this is kind of a big deal in the house intelligence committee. has this ever happened before? >> dana: well, i don't know if it's ever happened before but i do know that the intelligence committee for a long time, it kind of never heard about it. there was never any partisan strikes. even going back into the obama years it kind of got that way. to have all nine republicans sign a letter together, including numbers like will hurd, unanimously saying you ought to step down from your position. he's not going to step down. that was a show of unity on the republican side. i think it's politically astute for president trump to get out of washington because only in washington are people talking about russia and the mueller investigation. out of the country, they want to hear what he has to say, what is going to do. and he's going to a place where, when it comes to reelection, he's unde

ashley, this public airing of a diagnosis from a physician's handbook, for a long time it was michael moore, it was bill maher, and kind of that corner of the public realm using diagnoses like malignant narcissism. now we have a respected d.c. attorney who happens to be married to one of the longest-serving aides to this president. just posting diagnosis. and this is all in the public realm now. >> that's right. and that's what's so striking. if you look at george conway's earlier criticisms of the president. they sort of started out in his area of expertise. legal criticisms. criticisms from the point of view of a constitutional conservative. then you saw him delving into mental health diagnoses. and that seems to be one of the things that possibly got under the president's skin. our understanding is that the president has long been deeply frustrated with george conway's tweets and his public pronouncements and his sort of gleeful willingness to take on his wife's boss. but the attacks from george conway reechtly got more personal and even though huh aides urging the president not to tack

this is where michael moore lho was found after he was caught on the farm he had suffered a broken neck but there are two versions to the story one is that michael miller was killed by the two white men who would courting stealing sunflowers but they claim the boy died when he jumped off the back of a van as they drove into the police station the families of these men say the trial wasn't fair and important evidence was ignored they save my kamala's death was an accident and from from our side we we are sort of at something like this happen but it's if if there were dissent discipline on the on that side of the children. but the people in the township must teach the children do not take something that does not belong to you but of art and scooter plan to appeal the conviction and sentence in recent weeks the only witness said he lied to the court when he testified that he saw the two men throw the boy from the back of the van but he later said he'd been intimidated bribed and made to read a statement to clear the farmers in twenty seventeen to whiteman impaired malanga were found guilty

american businessman michael calvey moore remain in jail in russia after his bail request was denied by a moscow court they was arrested two weeks ago over alleged fraud has helped invest billions of dollars into the russian economy and as more from moscow. michael coffee has been doing business in russia for more than twenty years he's been charged with fraud worth more than thirty seven million dollars prosecutors say he illegally underprice shares of need bank sas he's the victim of a corporate dispute which shareholders high level executives have come to his defense. and he believed if he. would believe in the words called he is one of russia's most successful foreign investors one of his biggest success stories has been the rise of internet giant yandex better known as russia's first of google in an open letter to vladimir putin colleagues have asked the president to personally get involved in his case but in his annual address to the federal assembly last week button suggested his concerns are not always listen to. the better stories in the business and her colleagues to achiev

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and michael j moore former u.s. attorney in georgia. you. richard you will start. senator graham saying listen, people block the resolution to make the mueller report public. if the resolution includes a provision calling on the justice department to appoint a special counsel to investigate what senator graham is calling the justice department misconduct. in the handling of the investigation of 2016 presidential nominee hillary clinton 's email use. in the carter page foreign intelligence surveillance application. richard, is this a valid request?or a political maneuver? >> two things. one, the resolution really doesn't mean anything except for it is feel-good. according to the law the special counsel will take the report, give it to the attorney general, william barr who will then determine when he delivers to congress. so it may be nothing at all. that is one. secondly, senator graham makes a good point! we have come this far to understand that at least several fbi agents and someone in the department of justice has picked sides and i