go and watch the heads of the .b.i., the director of intelligence, michael rogers, head of the n.s.a. and watch the new head of the n.s.a. go to the hill who will testify and say we anticipate continued activity from adversarial states to create destabilization and spread misinformation. you don't have to believe me. you should believe department heads who were appointed by republican and democratic administrations. you shouldn't necessarily be scared about it, but i think creating awareness is part of my job in the media, part of the job of intelligence heads when they testify on this and part of the job of lawmakers. let's not be ignorant about it. the thing we should keep in mind about this activity is that vladimir putin is not a republican or a democrat. there was activity aimed to create and foment discord as it related to people across the political spectrum. this is very much true. you can go to facebook, you can go to twitter. you might have received a notice like this from twitter if you accidentally, unwittingly spread or participated in the spread of false information from

michael rogers of cyber command told lawmakers russian pres.ill try to interfere in our election process once again and need additional authorization from the president to prevent that from happening. some on social media not interested in what hillary clinton has disabled is this person said nobody cares what you have to say is a lot of other people on social media are talking about the investigation into the uranium one deal. sarah huckabee sanders said the trump administration is looking into ways to prevent election interference. heather: racecar driver and football player appeared to be in love but her dad maybe not so much. >> an interesting situation between danica patrick, her father and her new boyfriend, tj patrick, her dad saying no kneeling at nascar, hand in heart, on a picture of the couple with their hand on their hearts saluting the flag during the national anthem. some people think it is an innocent comment to please others think it is a shot at aaron rodgers who defended national anthem the letters saying this is about equalit

another round of russia fear mongering this time in the form of obama era holdover admiral michael was rogers in the senate armed services committee aghast and horror over russian midterm meddling at will rogers the. word to the committee that president donald trump has not given him any new authorities to combat the evil russian cyber scourge of internet memes and facebook ads and that we're taking steps but we're probably not doing enough and if we don't change the dynamic here this is going to continue who this declaration to congress prompted the uncrowned queen herself as hillary clinton to tweet out i say this as a former secretary of state and as an american the russians are still coming. this all comes of course without well any actual evidence the russia is in any way gunning for the u.s. mid-term elections or the politicians running into haven't seen anything that they know is produced any evidence and basically we're all just supposed to accept all of this the word of our illustrious intelligence community and civil servant politicians. you know and one of the great ironies that on

yet another round of russia fear mongering this time in the form of obama era holdover admiral michael as rogers in the senate armed services committee aghast and whore over russian midterm meddling at will rogers declared to the committee that president donald trump has not given him any new authorities to combat the evil russian cyber scourge of internet memes and facebook ads and that we're taking steps but we're probably not doing enough and if we don't change the dynamic here this is going to continue who this declaration to congress prompted the uncrowned queen herself as hillary clinton to tweet out i say this as a former secretary of state and as an american the russians are still coming. uhm this all comes of course without well any actual evidence the raj is in any way gunning for the us mid-term elections or the politicians running it haven't seen anything that they know is produced any evidence and basically we're all just supposed to accept all of this on the word of our illustrious intelligence community and civil servant politicians. you know and one of the great ironies that only

another round of russia fear mongering this time in the form of obama era holdover admiral michael was rogers in the senate armed services committee aghast and whore over russian midterm meddling at will rogers declared to the committee that president donald trump has not given him any new authorities to combat the evil russian cyber scourge of internet memes and facebook ads and that we're taking steps but we're probably not doing enough and if we don't change the dynamic here this is going to continue who this declaration to congress prompted the uncrowned queen herself as hillary clinton to tweet out i say this as a former secretary of state and as an american the russians are still coming. uhm this all comes of course without well any actual evidence the raj is in any way gunning for the us mid-term elections or the politicians running it haven't seen anything that they know is produced any evidence and basically we're all just supposed to accept all of this on the word of our illustrious intelligence community and civil servant politicians. you know and one of the great ironies that only

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. >> the committee meets today to hear admiral michael rogers. he had more titles than anybody else. commander of u.s. cyber command, director of the national security agency and chief of the central securities service. as they identified, they renewed great power in competition with russia and china and it kind of goes on with what general duncan said what he said we are losing our qualitative and quantitative edge as we move into this 2-3 national defense strategy. thatould recognize he made a very niche work by the concept and established a full-fledged war fighting command. anticipateyear we you will achieve this. despite the many successes, there are still significant challenges. priority across the services to deliver the required tools and capabilities and personnel. efforts have improved but the fact remains we are not where we need to be. we like if necessary and we have some questions about this during the question time in the fact that i think in a similar disadvantage in the responsibilities that are spread across the dod and the fbi

vice president and associate general counsel and finally we have roger has just generously given us a great background on the subject. michael, i was there with you. >> okay. thanks for doing this and as roger said it is looking increasingly unlikely that there will be a mandate for the src as the specific technology or any mandate for a vehicle to vehicle safety signaling and particulary there's no mandate the fcc should use the opportunity to make a to take immediate look at the highest and best news of this to fairly large and now increasingly valuable spectrum which weighs empty. it should be fairly obvious that quite a bit has changed since 1999 when it was first allocat allocated. i will mention a few of those. first, there is a revolutionary new auto safety technology to avoid most which is not just radiocommunication technology. as automakers develop automated vehicles there are already incorporating and rapidly improving one of the sophisticated crash avoidance technologies that include radar, automated breaking, ultrasonic sensing and onboard sensors such as drowsiness. they said the signaling will be proven or eff

and finally we've got roger who has just generously given us a great background on the subject. michael, i'll start with you. >> thanks for doing this. and you know as roger said, it's looking increasingly unlikely that there will be a mandate for dsrc as the specific technology or really any mandate for a vehicle to vehicle safety signaling. particularly if there's no mandate, the fcc should use the opportunity to make take an immediate fresh look at the high use of this fairly large and now incritical conditi increasingly value spectrum which lays empty. this should be fairly obvious, quite a bit has changed since 1999 when it was first allocated. and i'll mention a few of those first, there is a revolutionary new auto safety technology to avoid most serious accidents, it's just not radio communications technology. as automakers develop ought mated vehicles they are already incorporating and rapidly improving sophisticated crash avoidance technologies that include radar, automatic breaking, ultrasonic sensing and on board sensors such as drousyness detection. they said v2 signaling wo

. >> carter page, president trump, keith shiller, michael cohen, roger stone, steve bannon. >> this is now looking for those other pieces that are going to fill in and could potentially trap some people who have already spoken to mr. mueller. >> it's an indication mueller's team may be zeroing in on what the president knew and when he knew it. >> if anybody attempted to influence our u.s. election system by coordinating or cooperating with an outside source to materially change the outcome of this election, those people should be in jail for the rest of their lives. >> president trump is not only praising china but hinting he wants the u.s. to follow suit. he's now president for life. president for life. no. he's great. look. he was able to do that. i think it's great. maybe we'll have to give that a shot some day. >> the room reportedly responded with applause and laughter to the statement made by a sitting president. >> if they think that donald trump is joking, they're fools. >> last week was stunning thing after stun thing. that was one of the most stunning things. >> that was one

cyber command commander admiral michael rogers testified earlier this week to discuss the military's cybersecurity readiness. he told lawmakers he's not been directed by the white house to take additional steps to respond to russian interference in u.s. elections. admiral rogers is also head of the nsa. this hearing is about an hour, 45 minutes. >>> the committee meets today to hear admiral mike rogers. you know, you have more titles than anybody else. you really do. commander of the u.s. cyber command, director of the national security agency, and chief of the central security service. given your upcoming retirement, it might be the last time you'll be dropping in. do you think that will happen? we'll miss you. well, as the recent national defense strategy identified renewed great power, competition with russia and china. it kind of goes along with what general dunford said when he said we are losing our qualitative and quantitative edge as we move into this two-three national defense strategy. as we approach the eighth anniversary of cyber command, we should recognize the remarkabl

cyber command commander admiral michael rogers testified earlier this week to discuss the military's cybersecurity readiness. he told lawmakers he's not been directed by the white house to take additional steps to respond to russian interference in u.s. elections. admiral rogers is also head of the nsa. this hearing is about an hour, 45 minutes.

go and watch the heads of the .b.i., the director of intelligence, michael rogers, head of the n.s.a.ch the new head of the n.s.a. go to the hill who will testify and say we anticipate continued activity from adversarial states to create destabilization and spread misinformation. you don't have to believe me. you should believe department heads who were appointed by republican and democratic administrations. you shouldn't necessarily be scared about it, but i think creating awareness is part of my job in the media, part of the job of intelligence heads when they testify on this and part of the job of lawmakers. let's not be ignorant about it. the thing we should keep in mind about this activity is that vladimir putin is not a republican or a democrat. there was activity aimed to create and foment discord as it related to people across the political spectrum. this is very much true. you can go to facebook, you can go to twitter. you might have received a notice like this from twitter if you accidentally, unwittingly spread or participated in the spread of false information from russian

roger stone piece. also joinings, joyce vanessa. tim and the rest of the gang still with us herism big group with michael and michael as well. >> so, ur team basically broke this morning was that two different people that we've interviewed said that roger stone told them, at least in april or may, and possibly in june, but at least starting in april, that roger stone told them he was aware of a troef of e-mails that were going to be damaging to the democratic party and to some specific people, including john podesta. the fact that he said in this april of 2016, according to these individuals is striking because nobody really knew any e-mails had been hacked, stolen, on tanned. roger stone is an interesting conservator activist and has given a lot of shifting accounts about whether or not he had access with asuaje. he told these people that he had a contact with asuaje and that's how he knew this information. >> roger stone, among the people he spoke with is chuck todd. and i want to play a little of what stone had to say then. listen. >> i never had any advanced knowledge of the content, the source or the exact timing of the wikilea

. >> it was roger stone, michael, who claimed multiple times that he had contact with julian assuage and seemed to know ahead of time about the hack of the dnc and john podesta. he denied both. do you think stone is key to making the collusion case? >> i think he certainly may be a part of it. let me tell you these interviews and investigations, certainly when we talk about malloch or stone, these things don't happen just sort of willy dilly, off the cuff. they basically have some idea where they're going. they may know or typically do know the answers to the questions they're asking you. this is a chance to feel you out as a witness, feel you out if you are going to be truthful as things go on, if there's places they can put pressure on you. they know the answers before they get there. what it tells me is like roger stone, it kind of tells me we might be talking a little bit about little don. he is the one that was involved in the russian meeting in trump tower. he is the one that had the information shared from -- he didn't disclose the meeting. that pushes it back towards the even

i think it's interesting they're asking about roger stone and julian assange. >> michael cohen, steveme not in the grand jury frankly. they certainly had a lot of questions about my time because even though i was barely on the campaign, i was with mr. trump -- then mr. trump, now the president for around four years. and i was around even though i was through that summer, i was around new york, and i can hear certain things and i have a connection with roger. >> you said in another interview they asked you about michael cohen, but you didn't answer. was it because attorney-client privilege because you're a lawyer and he's a lawyer? >> right. there's some things i feel that i can't necessarily answer about things i've heard around the office if it involves the president and it involves michael because we're both lawyers. therefore, you know, it would break privilege. if it involved something in terms of strategy, for instance, this is a question they asked me in my voluntary interview. did the president ever take a position that he directly told you because of his business interest? the

steve bannon, michael cohen, rick gates, hope hicks, corey lewandowski, carter page, keith shiller and roger stone. what do you make, michael schmidt, of this line of questioning and something you and i talk about all the time about the two tracks of the mueller probe, the collusion investigation, the obstruction investigation. clearly there's more attention being paid to what director brennan testified to last spring, the witting or unwitting cooperation between russia and some members of the trump campaign. >> i mean in some ways the subpoena makes sense. these are all folks that are in this orbit and mueller wants to gather everything. and he knows that if there is one stone that he doesn't turnover, that if he ever closes up shop and anything else comes out, then he's going to get criticized. so he has to look at everything and he has to cast his net far and wind. the thing about the number thing that just always reminds me is that we have so little insight into mueller. we have so little understanding. all of a sudden a few weeks ago he pops the indictment against 13 russians no one tho

michael and julia and cakim whaley. it is interesting that we have a copy of this subpoena. robert mueller's team is asking for all communications between nunberg and trump's associates, keselowski, rogerbannon and michael cohen, paul manafort. that's a lot of trump's allies or associates here. >> what does this tell us, kim? >> one thing that i did learn of the wait water investigation is what's happening inside is different than from what the public or media understand. we can all tell a story of everybody up on that screen at this point. the question is whether it is going to lead to the president of the united states. the meeting in june of 2016, that was just discussed as important of additional reason is that if mr. trump was aware of that meeting could create the meeting of aiding or abetting or in addition of obstruction of justice. it is quite serious of a criminal matter and we open the question whether the president could be indicted. the mueller investigation is getting closer and closer to the upp upp upper. >> when you see that list, what do you have in mind? >> a lot of these guys, lewandowski, they are early members of the campaign. this is an effort by mueller sort of

for a time it was roger stone cohen.m nounberg and michael but that's the core of it.of those people, sam nunberg has barely -- i believe he has almost no communication with but some he has a lot of communication with. >> and i would guess we would find out if when we see the e-mails that actually roger stone was a lot more involved in the 2016 campaign and even communicating with donald trump and associates well into 2017 which, bob costa, may be one reason why nunberg doesn't want to release the e-mails. you actually give him credit for giving donald trump several themes that he could carry through 2012, 2013, 20and run ts nationalist campaign. >> you have to understand how this campaign came together. donald trump as a businessman did not want to spend next to nothing on campaign staff or political staff and he used to go visit him at trump tower in 2012 and 2013, it would only be nunberg because he didn't want to spend money on big named strategists and nunberg told me he used to read these campaign books and steal ideas from them and he used to tell me back then t

president and associate general counsel with them and finally we have roger who has given us a great background on the subject. michael i will start with you. >> thank you tara for doing this and as roger said it's looking increasingly unlikely that there will be a mandate for dsrc as any mandate for vehicle to vehicle signaling. particularly if there is no mandate. the fcc could use the opportunity to take an immediate fresh look at the highest use of this large and increasingly valuable spectrum. this is fairly obvious, quite a bit has changed since 1999 when it was first allocated and i will mention a few of those first. there is a revolutionary new model safety to knowledge he to avoid the most serious accidents it's not radio technology communication part is automate or is developed vehicles they are already incorporating rapidly improving sophisticated crash avoidance technology with improved radar, lidar, automatic braking and onboard senses such as a drowsiness detector. this signaling will be proven or affect it for 15 to 20 years or longer even if it's mandated to visit takes at least 15 years for the entire

roger stone has been back in good graces at times. steve bannon for awhile before the michaelbook was still in touch with the president after he was fired. so that the notion that just because he was fired he doesn't know anything, that's not necessarily true. >> you know sam, i went through this detailed two page grand jury subpoena dated february 27th, 2018, and if you take a look at the specifics, what mueller wants for the period november 1st, 2015 to the president, please provide all documents related to the following individuals, then names ten individuals. carter page, cory lewandowski, donald trump, hope hicks, heath schiller, paul manafort, rick gates, roger stone, steve bannon. that's almost everyone involved. what does that say to you that he wants, mueller wants all of this specific information from sam nunberg about what he knew about these individuals? >> well, i think it shows that his investigation is proceeding at pace. wolf, when you read that list, the thing strikes me the most, wow, trump really associates with a lot of sketchy people, right? people on that

michael of. her idea and i crisp it bring him guyandotte the roger comebacks you can recast saakashvili it bring him curry she became a stage and now we can import sense out say the nick mangwana law greg could barack not bill shuster sultan kovacs martin cold blood toher sonny alfonso das this. is a cover up and no i don't think i don't think never i mean everyone everyone was carrying . cameras and things can be seen and being seen and investigated no i don't think there is any cover up now now where you continue to deny excessive force human rights watch for example said from its own research into three cases it had no doubt at all that national force national police and civil guard officers used excessive force well if you think they made that up you're talking about three cases and four people taken to hell is that is that is that at least is very three areas that they cover i mean from the loss of for instance an old woman seventy years old. said she was picked up and thrown to the ground by two civil guards after refusing to move from her chair which was blocking the path to the station s

you have jeff sessions, donald trump jr., paul manafort, michael flynn, jared kushner, carter page, george papadopoulos, roger stone. as a prosecutor, can it be coincidental this that many people were having outreach and communications with the russians without it being a conspiracy or collusion in your view? >> in my view, they were all part of this conspiracy to break into the democratic national committee, steal those e-mails and use them to get donald trump elected. >> spencer ackerman and nick ackerman, thank you both for joining me tonight. >> thank you. >>> after the break, donald trump folds just hours after his veto threat as congress explicitly blocks funding for the wall. why conservatives are salty with trump next. i'm a concrete mason. i own my own company. i had some severe fatigue, some funny rashes. finally, listening to my wife, went to a doctor. and i became diagnosed with hodgkin's lymphoma... that diagnosis was tough. i had to put my trust in somebody. when i first met steve, we recommended chemotherapy, and then we did high dose therapy and then autologous stem cell transplant. unfortunat

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roger williams university. former obama campaign spokesperson. michael steele, and tv critic. sonia soriya.re are we at, the success of the "roseanne" reboot. >> hearing from a trump supporter why she supports him. it doesn't mean that everybody is watching agree with her. we all know that trump supporter in our live, seeing them on tv is a recognition of what we are all doing. >> if you look at the first two episodes, not only her sister who is a hillary clinton supporter. her son, who has a black daughter. and gender identity. concerning her grandson. complex here. >> bottom line, when i watched t i did watch it the first thing i thought was, great. president trump already has a national network, fox news doing his propaganda, sinclair doing his propganda. and now a high-rated sitcom. if this family was poor, and brown, this wouldn't be a comdeep. this would be a tragedy. continuing to represent america as a fully white population is not good for the actual information gap that exist and lead to the election of president trump. >> as you look at that the complexity who may be the typical

roger. >> you said they asked you about michael cohn but you didn't answer was it because of attorney client? >> there are some things that i feel that i can't necessarily answer about things i heard around the office if it involves the president and involves michael. this is a question they asked me, did the president ever take a position he directly told you because of his business interest and the answer is no. >> do you believe cohn could be in legal trouble based on the total of your grand jury or your voluntary interview? >> not based on the grand jury or my voluntary interview, but recent developments about alleged payments of stormy daniels. there are a lot of issues they could be looking into in terms of financial things and things like that. i only know what i read. what i tell you is that michael is extremely loyal to the president and worked very hard for the president. and i think he has an attorney client privilege relationship and we will find out. >> do you think he is a witness or a target? >> at the very least he is a subject. and i think that is obvious. a lot of times whe

you have jeff sessions, donald trump jr., paul manafort, michael flynn, jared kushner, carter page, george papadopoulos, roger stone. as a prosecutor, can it be coincidental this that many people were having outreach and communications with the russians without it being a conspiracy or collusion in your view? >> in my view, they were all part of this conspiracy to break into the democratic national committee, steal those e-mails and use them to get donald trump elected. >> spencer ackerman and nick ackerman, thank you both for joining me tonight. >> thank you. >>> after the break, donald trump folds just hours after his veto threat as congress explicitly blocks funding for the wall. why conservatives are salty with trump next. and this is frank's record shop. frank knowns northern soul, but how to set up a limited liability company... what's that mean? not so much. so he turned to his friends at legalzoom. yup! they hooked me up. we helped with his llc, contracts, and some other stuff that's part of running a business. so frank can focus on the beat. you hear that? this is frank's record shop. and this is whe

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in contempt of court because i don't want to communicate what roger stone and steve bannon and you talked about in 2015. >> and it is michael

information about are hope hicks, steve bannon, trump lawyer michael cohen, former trump campaign manager, corey lewandowski and adviser roger stone. so a greatest hits list there. here's the interesting part about this. you heard the correspondent from msnbc there. he said he's not going to testify. he received a subpoena. one that he says he's going to rip up on bloomberg news. he said i'm not willing to do this. if you don't answer a subpoena with yeah, i'll be there, they usually lock you up. that's normally how this works. i don't know what the will happen. we shall see. listen to this quote that sam nunberg said. he's friendly to the president. he helped the president. he said, "i'm not spending 80 hours going over my e-mails with roger stone and producing them. donald trump won this election on his own. his campaigned his ass off and there's nobody that hate it's him more than me." what is this nunberg stuff? what do you know about? >> it's interesting that he said he's going to refuse the subpoena before robert mueller. probably before the grand jury, which means that they can come to your house, arrest you and drag

>> excuse me, they asked me about roger stone, obviously, i didn't have a very close relationship with steve bannon, and my relationship with michael i consider, i said to them, it's privileged, because he's a lawyer and i'm a lawyer. so i can't disclose things like that to them. >> one interesting thing about roger stone. everybody's trying to figure out, did he hurt himself by bragging too much about things he didn't do or did he disclose things that he did do. and we know that you are loyal to him, and you don't think i did anything wrong. in fairness to him -- and we do fair reporting here -- we want to play roger stone. he hadn't spoken on tv in a long time. here he was on "meet the press", talking about his tdenial, takea look. >> my direct message with guccifer 2.0, if that's who it really is, come almost six weeks after the dnc e-mails had been published by wikileaks. so in order to collude in their hacking, which i had nothing whatsoever to do with, one would have needed a time machine. >> did they ask you about his dealings with julian assange? >> yes, they did. they asked what did roger tell me about his dealings with ju

michael, i'll start with you. >> thanks for doing this and you know as roger said, it's looking increasi increasingly unlikely that there will be a man date for dsrc as the specific technology or any mandate for a vehicle to vehicle safety signaling and if there's no mandate the fcc should use the opportunity to take an immediate look at the highest and best use of this fairly large and increasingly valuable spectrum that lays empty because, you know, and this should be clearly obvious, quite a bit has changed since 1999. when it was first allocated. i'll mention a few of those first. there is a revolutionary new auto safety technology to avoid most serious accidents. it's just not radio communications technology. as auto makers develop automated vehicles they're already incorporating and rapidly improving sophisticated crash avoidance technology and on board sensors such as drowsiness protection. it won't be proven or effective for 15 to 20 years or longer, even if it's mandated because it takes at least 15 years for the entire vehicle fleet in the united states to turnover. and by then we'll be living in a very

roger stone. they don't like steve bannon. when did i talk to michael cohn after i was fired? it's ridiculous. november 1, 2015. >> i still don't understand, if you don't have kplcommunication why you would something to hide? >> i have nothing to hide. >> so what? what i don't understand is why you'd be willing to go to prison? i think that's what's confounding. >> i'm not going to get sent to prison. >> someone has been before. >> one person. you're mentioning from a long time ago. do you think robert mueller is going to send me to prison for this? >> i don't know. he would be within his rights. you've been thumbing your nose at him all day. >> here's what upset me. i went and spoke with their investigators who are highly professional. i've only said nice extremely professional. it really showed me, i was very impressed this was the government runs. now they want me to go back. i have to spend more money to go to d.c. more money on legal bills and sit -- am i allowed to earn a living? >> is this about money? >> no. it's about the fact i don't think it's right. also, i don't think it's right,

for president trump, long-time aide, michael cohen, personal attorney, paul manafort, rick gates, worked for paul manafort. both gentlemen have been indicted. rogerne who sam nunberg worked for directly as part of trump's earliest campaign advisors and steve bannon of "breitbart" and former senior advisor. they're looking for sam about, investigation, as you foe, sam is making the rounds today. i'll tell you on various shows. i tell you how i got the story. this is interesting because you know, we're journalists. we get paid to tell the truth. we also sometimes, when you know somebody will blow themselves up, which i think he is doing right now you try to stop him from doing it, essentially what i told him, don't go, be careful, do you really want to go public the fact you're going before a a grand jury on friday, do you want to go public with this as your subpoena? are you sure about this. mueller's office will not like it. and, you know, i just don't think he is of sound mind right now and he should seek help is my opinion, based on my conversation with him at the time, which is why i was question, why i was asking him to think twice about this

rogers being injured. but in three seasons prior to that, he had over 4,000 yards receiving and got 35 touchdowns. nelson's signing leads to the end of the michaelin oakland. crabtree had 618 yards receiving last season. his fewest since 2013 when he appeared in only five games with the 49ers. >>> the raiders kept wheeling and dealing today. they signed former tampa buccaneers running back doug martin to a one-year contract. they signed linebacker whitehead and added to the secondary by signing eight-year veteran marcus gilchrist to a one-year deal. >>> at the hands of 13 seed buffalo, the boys in blue simply destroyed the last remaining pac-12 team. the loose ball turns into one of 15 threes sent by the bulls and they crush arizona 89-68. >>> the tiger woods resurgence continues at bay hill. shot of the day, seventh hole. 71 feet away over the ridges, through the woods, into the cup. >> to grandma's house. >> thank you, ken. 4 back of stenson after shooting a 68. he's the betters' favorite to win the masters in a couple months. >> vegas today made you the better favorite going into the masters. when you hear that, what does that make you think?

rick gates, hope hicks, carter page, roger stone and everybody has left or is about to with hope hicks except for michael cohen. >> and that is what i wonder about given today's news, the "wall street journal" story that michael cohen was report -- he wanted to get repaid for the $130,000 that he paid to stormy daniels to cover up donald trump's affair with stormy daniels. and that was the lead news story. somewhat. there was a lot going on. but now sam nunberg's interview have moved that to the background and something that sam said that i find interesting when he was going through a lawsuit with donald trump over his nondisclosure leaving the campaign, is he accused them of fec violations or not having a firm enough wall between the trump and campaign spending. so i wonld -- wonder if this could have something to do with that. >> he's made inflammatory accusations and i can't confirm them because i don't have the resource to confirm that at the moment. but he has said things about the fec and potential payments. the likelihood that robert mueller probably already knows what is in those filings, obvious

michael crabtree out. what about marshawn lynch? now last year nelson had 53 catches, scored six touchdowns but his production went down when aaron rogerst. coming off a down year that included getting thrown out of a game after starting a brawl when his goal was snatched. they signed doug martin, got a great nickname "the muscle hamster." gratitu gruden likes him. and the 49ers busy as well. rich ber richberg, led to the -- mckinnon is expected to start at tailback. >> these were the top two guys on our priority list. to land them, that's pretty special for us. >> this is an opportunity i've been waiting for. since i been playing football, period. >> it just looked like there was a lot of great things ahead. being here today, excited about what's in store for us, what we can do as an offense and as a team together. >> well, you can add kevin durant to the warriors' list of banged up stars. kd now questionable because of rib soreness. klay's got a broken right thumb. coach steve kerr said a little rest might be a good thing for klay, because he plays pretty much every game, every season. >> things i'm not able to do during the season, s

in contempt of court because i don't want to communicate what roger stone and steve bannon and you talked about in 2015. >> and it is michael cohen and hope hicks and cory lewandowski and paul manafort. >> do you think i had any contact with carter page? >> sam i don't know. >> well the answer is no. >> sam, thank you for calling in. it is 3:00, i have to hand things over to kasie hunt. come back live on our show tomorrow. or come back on our air at 5:00. >> tell her i said hello, okay. >> i'm sure she can hear you. sam nunberg, thank you very much. and that will do it for me. kasie hunt picks things up. >> can i keep you for a second. because i think we need to break down what just happened there. >> you can. >> i'm going to ask the forgiveness of my producers for ignoring the script for just a moment before we get started. you just spent several minutes talking to sam nunberg that i worked as well covering this campaign. it was remarkable conversation and i was thinking you should let him stay on the phone there. what did you take away from that exchange and let's just recap for our viewers who may have just tuned in. >>

roger stone, steve bannon. it is a pretty big list. and what's notable is that after hope hicks leaves, michael cohen will be the only one known to still be employed by donald trump. he doesn't work for the organization any longer. he is donald trump's personal lawyer. we don't know what the special council will be using this information for. when you talk to analysts and former federal investigators they've said likely that they already -- the special counsel already has all of the communications it's asking for, so this could be a number of things, looking for something maybe they missed. it could be potentially testing whether this witness is actually a cooperative witness, or if this witness is truthful, or using it to test if another witness is being cooperative or truthful. what's notable the president's name is still on this list. and we reported last week exclusively that robert mueller is asking witnesses about what the president knew and when. >> bewell, the time line of whe they want this information from is interesting. >> it's interesting because we reported last week they're looking into a couple of instances or a number

michael crabtree out. what about mar mar mar mar mar r now last year nelson had 53 catches, scored six touchdowns but his production went down when aaron rogers a down year that included getting thrown out of a game after starting a brawl when his goal was snatched. they signed doug martin, got a great nickname "the muscle hamster." gratitu gruden likes him. and the 49ers busy as well. as . rich ber richberg, led to to to to to is expected to start at tailback. >> these were the top two guys on our priority list. to land them, that's pretty special for us. >> this is an opportunity i've been waiting for. since i been playing football, period. >> it just looked like there was a lot of great things ahead. being here today, excited about what's in store for us, what we can do as an offense and as a team together. >> well, you can add kevin durant to the warriors' list of banged up stars. kd now questionable because of rib soreness. klay's got a broken right thumb. coach steve kerr said a little rest might be a good thing for klay, because he plays pretty much every game, every season. >> things i'm not able to do during the season, so like you s

michael crabtree out. what about mar shawn lynch. unclear. but there is a face in the backfield. we know that let's start with signing ever jordy nelson. once the favorite target of aaron rogerso year deal. last year he had 53 catches. . his production went down when rogers was hurt. as tor king crab. a niner before that a down year. after starting a brawl when there was a snatch of the gold chain. i don't wear the gold chain anymore. ashley would be all over that. with a one year deal, the muscle ham sister which he doesn't like but bench at the end of the season in tampa. john gruden likes him. is he replace being mash shawn or joining him? that's unknown. the 49ers introduce run being back jairic mckinnon. and westin rich burg. 6'4"300 pound center. trading kill gore to miami. head coach kyle shanahan expects mckinnon to start. gm is pumped about the addition zploos these were the top two guys on the priority list. to land them that's special for us. >> this is the opportunity i've been waiting for. not just since i've been playing. since i've been playing football period. >> it looked like there was a lot of great things ahead. that's how i feel being here today excited a

rogers is here now. and the super bowl champs not resting on their laurels are they? >> the champs are getting stronger as they speak. the rich get richer they have added michael bennett from the seattle seahawks. the eagles required bennett and a seventh round draft pick for marcus johnson and the 32-year-old bennett is a beast. with eight and a half stacks past season. to the ice the flyers host the penguins tonight and if the ornand black ever needed a victory now is the time. the flyers lost the last three games. the schedule will only get tougher, the flyers need to be up to the task. >> getting back to our hockey and coming off back to backs and another back to back series, it's tough and know what to expect a highly offensive team. >> we have to be more steady and we had highs and lows. and i think we need to be even keeled. like when we went through a good stretch. >> simmons expected back tonight. >>> aaron nola turns into a masterful performance. allows one hit and strikes out five. no walks. game tied at 1-1 a harmless pop-up by jt crawford. the ball drops in and nick williams scores. college basketball and la salle opens the the tournament in d.c.

roger. when he hired corey lewandowski who he left the kochs, he decided that we were trash. and then, as i've told you, he treated michael cone very badly. >> are you worried about michael in? yea >> michael, i don't know -- >> i'm going to bring in a federal prosecutor who los hals expertise. does your lawyer think what you're doing is a good idea? >> i don't know. i think he may drop me. i know my father -- >> i think your father wants you home for thanksgiving and you should testify. >> do you know what's ridiculous in. >> it is so not ridiculous -- >> i talk to roger 15 times a day. >> if you have e-mail exchanges with him during the period that is under investigation, with people who have clearly been implicated in some way, that doesn't mean they've committed a crime, but clearly have been implicated in transactions that relate to whether there was a violation of federal law here, then it is a completely reasonable request to ask for those e-mails. >> from november 1, 2015. >> it was the period of the campaign in which there were, all you have to do is go back to the timeline. >> to the present, to the present. >>

michael mcfaul, thank you so much for joining us. thanks for sticking around. >> thanks for having me. >>> next up, new "washington post" reporting on what roger stone knew abouteaks and the hacked e-mails and when he knew it. stay with us. ♪ gas, bloating, constipation and diarrhea can start in the colon and may be signs of an imbalance of good bacteria. only phillips' colon health has this unique combination of probiotics. it helps replenish good bacteria. get four-in-one symptom defense. plaicold sore.es? hey, what's up, what can i get you? cold sore. what? cold sore. wanna grab lunch? cold sore. when you have a cold sore you can't think of anything else. campho-phenique's topical anesthetic plus anti-microbial action soothes pain fast. what's for dinner? meat loaf. campho-phenique on, cold sore pain gone. >>> in an interview with my colleague, chuck todd, roger stone denied that he had advanced notice of wikileaks' release of clinton's campaign e-mails. >> i never had any advanced knowledge of the content, the source, or the exact timing of the wikileaks disclosures. i never predicted thal john podesta's e-mails would be hacked. i predicted that his busine

. >> michael, in his many media appearances on monday, nunberg said he's convinced that mueller's team wanted to interview him as a way to get the former trump confidant roger. what do you make of that assessment? >> i think most of the time when you're called in front of a fortunate federal prosecutor and a federal grand jury, you have to remember they already know what they want to find out. they don't bring people in on a fishing expedition. they don't bring people in to see if you've had a good bad or a bad day or maybe remember something down the road. they've already looked at documents, tax returns, financial records. they've listened to wiretaps. whatever it is, they're bringing you in to see if you're going to own up to it and become a cooperator and somebody who corroborates the evidence they've already got. my guess is they could probably tell about the tone of the questions, the types of questions about his buddy roger stone or trump's business that -- he can tell they've got some information already and they're just trying to see how much he knows and how much he'll corroborate. >> thank you, gentlemen. i appreciate your time. >>> when we come

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think michael flynn did, what do you think manafort's done, some of these whacky out to the edge people did without mentioning their names? these kato kaelin characters, nunberg and carter page and roger? all these people floating around. how does trump know what they did? >> we know some of what they did. part of the iceberg, right, is above the surface of the water. i looked that up. it's about 10% above and 90% below. that's a typical iceberg. that's probably the ratio we have. >> what below is what took the titanic down. >> it may be more interesting that's what's bob. we have allegations what manafort did and flynn and papadopoulos have admitted to what they've done. you're right, there are other characters out there. >> betsy, this is a reporter's question. where is this heading right now based upon michael schmidt's amazing once again done it, he's showing a subpoena being delivered to the corporation which trump heads about business dealings including business dealings with russia. he's at the gates with this. >> right, and that's the reason that the president's attorneys are so concerned about him sitting down for an interview with mueller and his team from watching that foot

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