, michael?ona: especially michael! lemonis: we're gonna go ahead and get started any time we want. taylore: wait, is this real? like, we're really starting? ramona: yes. yes, you're starting, taylore. taylore: oh, okay. lemonis: over the years that i've been making "the profit," i've visited countless businesses. let's go make some money! [ horn honking ] i've traveled the country to try and fix the people... and you do $1 million a year? you should be proud of that. man: but we don't know how to keep any of it. lemonis: ...fix the process... you see? it flimsy. don't ever make these again. you don't sell them. ...and create a few products. juli: it reduces anxiety and depression. lemonis: i kind of like it. i spent countless days working on these companies. how much money did you burn through? parker: $650,000. lemonis: but we can't always fit everything i'm thinking into the show. so tonight, we're gonna give you an inside look at an episode from season 4 -- "ashtae products." michael: shake i

general michael flynn received none of that. he intelligence community was hunting for evidence against general flynn, evidence they did not find. from newly released transcripts that in stark former d.n.i. t james clapper had been saying, publicly and contrary what he publicly, here's what he was saying privately with regard to russian collusion. any direct impurecal evidence that the trump campaign or someone in it was plotting or conspiring with the russians to meddle with the election. sounds awfully different from just said 10 days prior in a public capacity. aving found no evidence of russian collusion, the f.b.i. came up with a new absurd theory violated might have he logan act, a statute from 1799 that in its 200 years of existence had never been used to american citizen but it was resurrected in the case f lieutenant general michael flynn. michael flynn didn't violate the logan act. even the f.b.i. did not think flynn's telephone call provided the predicate for a criminal investigation. in january of 2017, an internal f

s handling of michael flynn's case. did the f.b.i. confront flynn with the intent to get him to lie so we can prosecute him and fire him? did the f.b.i. manufacture a crime against lieutenant general michael flynn? federal investigators appear to paint a target on the back of general michael flynn. kimberly of "the wall street journal" laid out point by point the very concerning aspects of this case and i am going to reiterate them as outlined in her column over the weekend. in december 2016, flynn spoke as the incoming national security advisor to the russian ambassador. this call, as is customary, was recorded by the united states government. they record calls with foreigners. but in a highly irregular move, the intelligence community, under the obama administration, unmasked the identity of michael flynn, a united states citizen, who is entitled to fourth amendment rights and to due process. but lieutenant general michael flynn received none of that. the intelligence community was hunting for evidence against general flynn, evidenc

bob: yes, i do michael. and i think that what we are saying is to disenfranchise and disempowerment of working-class people who don't have a college education, right across the west. let me say something else that were taken separated the united states still outlier in terms of inequality. stagnant wages, the lack of healthcare and public health insurance. the lack of public support for higher education. the lack of even paid sick leave any go down the list of things that american workers do not have. in contrast to workers in europe are workers in japan or other industrialized countries pretty easy that even though they are drifting towards a kind of university educated elites, that is those countries and is working-class party some of those labor parties and state and they are still premised on different notions about our and the kind of appropriate of how that power is used when in the united states. most are made far greater than the united states pretty consider that in the 1950s, 45 s of private sector

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and read michael's letter.ould admit to is meeting harry in a park near the walmart overlooking the place where david's bones would later come out of the ground. >> michael wolfe said that he had basically pointed over to that plot of land and said, "well, if you needed to bury a body, that would be a good place to do it." and then he concluded this letter with, "and i don't know if he had listened or not." >> reporter: apparently, he did. >> if michael wolfe had really not known anything beyond that point, it would get him off the hook, and it would leave it all in the hands of harry britton. >> reporter: so michael was pinning the murder on no one but harry. who was safely dead and could tell no tales. but now detective velasquez believed she had enough evidence to bring michael wolfe back to florida to stand trial for the murder of david jackson. >> we did the arrest warrant and, within a couple of days, we were flying out to kettering, ohio to extradite michael wolfe back to florida. >> reporter: how did he

michael: i love the cover . benjamin: i think is the second chapter in the book if you haven't read it. i will try not to spoil it but i want to talk about points in the book is you're talking about reality tv. a world in which all of this became some on camera talent. which is funny because there is actually, there was a reference in that chapter but there was a point when we were both almost on camera people. [laughter]. so moving on, that chapter did everyone because something that so many people have to deal with. it goes against everything you know. it is this idea of turning down the wrong money. if you don't, are you in a position where you don't have a lot of money, you know about these loans and just kind of float overhead and never disappear. and then opportunity shows up that even while you're at a point where any money, that idea of still saying no. like a particular type of lunacy. an delusion in your own loan game that you built in her own had no idea that it's actually going to pan out. talk me th

also the tash getting of michael flynn.ts including senate minority leader charles schumer attacking republicans, quote, chasing wild conspiracy theories an distracting from the covid-19 outbreak. former independent counsel ken starr. they're pushing ahead over objections of democrats, is this wild conspiracy theories distractions from covid-19? >> i don't think so. about time we had all the facts. let all the facts come out and let's assess the facts. we don't need to jump into any conclusions. this is silly. this is political rhetoric, much to be expected but, let's move forward. let's find out what happened, once and for all. elizabeth: because you don't want it to happen again and americans shouldn't have it happen again, is that it? >> every stage something went wrong. the transition, the susan rice memorandum and email, is extremely troubling. mike flynn interview, extremely troubling. the charges eventually brought against mike flynn by the special counsel, extremely troubling. the behavior of judge sullivan now, ext

with michael flynn. you've been trying to get these documents, you and your team have been trying to get these documents for years. it appears, are we correct in saying, reporting that it appears these documents have been withheld from your team, and are even more potentially more exculpatory documents forth coming? ag barr continues to look over the justice department handling of the flynn case. what is the status of both those questions? >> they already told us more exculpatory documents are coming. they have more to produce. it is obvious they have been held from the beginning of the case. most of what we've gotten so far predates the interview of general flynn on january 24th. then they proceeded to make it up from there. because they knew he didn't lie then either. we learned from the i.g. report in december that one of the agent who interviewed him on january 24th had been surreptitiously, wrongfully inserted into a presidential briefing for trump and flynn back in august of 2016 before the electio

last week william barr justice department dismissed the case against michael flynn, now advice michaelence is talking about welcoming the idea of bringing michael flynn back into the administration. we have the soundbite coming up at the president talking about the flynn case saying it starts with obama, the administration of obama targeting michael flynn. listen. >> he is a great gentleman, he was targeted by the obama administration, he was targeted in order to try to take down a president. what they did, what the obama administration did is on presidente, it's never happened, thing like this is never happened before. liz: let's welcome michael flynn's attorney, cindy powell. it's always great to have you on, is obama more involved than realized? >> yes, the testimony just released from james comey makes it very clear. we know that they texted each other about the insurance policy they discussed in the case office back in august 16, 2016 before the election, general flynn was not in a hurricane in the operation when they open the file. but by august 16, the day after the insurance te

fly michael flynn.day, jim comey sent agents to the white house to interview flynn, the fbi discussed what their intent was beforehand. this is what they said. "what is our goal? truth admission, or to get him to lie so we can prosecute him or get him fired?" these notes, in addition to other evidence, raised serious questions about the handling of the fbi's handling of michael flynn's case. did the fbi confront flynn with the intent to get them to lie so that we could prosecute him and fire him? did the fbi manufacture a crime against lieutenant general michael flynn? federal investigators appeared to paint a target on the back of general michael flynn. kimberley strassel of "the wall street journal" laid out, point by point, the very concerning aspects of this case. i'm going to reiterate them as outlined in her column over the weekend. in december 2016, flynn spoke as incoming national security advisor to the russian ambassador. this call, as is customary, was recorded by the united states government

ellen's son michael was using them.ke's shoes and had become a mechanic, as well. on those rare occasions when ellen would come by the shop where mike had once worked, his old colleague dave would ask -- >> have you heard from mike and she would say no. there seemed to be no concern for mike and she would just, to no, i haven't seen mike. >> it is often said the happiest and saddest of occasions bring mike's family together. and when they gathered to mourn the death of mike's father, any hope the family had left for mike's return evaporated. >> that was the final straw. we were on board that my brother would have definitely shown up for his own father's funeral. >> but ellen and her children did show up. with the family but seen the death announcement in the newspaper and came to pay their respects. >> we weren't expecting them. so it was a little strange, kind of caught us off guard but once again we are in a state of mourning. we don't want to create issues. we weren't going to have them escorted out. >> after all, mi

michael: no.we've already lost over $1 million, and it'll likely lose another couple hundred thousand in the next few weeks. lemonis: what do you think the break-even is right now? what does it need to do to break even? michael: somewhere around $400,000 to $500,000 a month in revenue. lemonis: why is that number so high? michael: running the operations here without her taking salary or anything like that is over $100,000 a month. lemonis: that's rent, the employees, not including cogs. michael: not including cogs. it's including the equipment, right, which is all leased, the rent. lemonis: the company is bleeding money because the overhead established for the revenue, you can't outrun it. what i would've expected rachel to do through the process is start out, probably, making cookies at home and then go commercial kitchen, where other people can actually share the expense. if she outgrew the commercial kitchen, she would start making phone calls to co-packers. it's a way to increase production an

again, michael flynn was part of the transition team.to the russian ambassador about sanctions. that is what attorney general william barr said that was okay, didn't break the law. your reaction to that story? >> time and time again facts come out on side of general flynn, but trump administration, of the transition team, of everyone else involved. we see not only joe biden but 16 different individuals were part of the obama team were part of the unmasking. a lot of people don't know what this is, the federal government collecting information while being a part of checking into foreign information they have got. they normally are supposed to redact that. they didn't. they tried to unmask it so they could purposely go after flynn, i believe in an effort not just to get him, trying to intimidate him, anyone else who would try to help president trump be successful. this is the kind of abuse we've seen over and over and over again. we expect it in russia. we expect it in communist china. we don't expect it in the united states. sadly we saw

poor michael flynn, he was duped. president trump and his top aides have been routinely ignoring the truth and pushing phony conspiracy theories. that doesn't seem to matter to the trump administration at all. they been throwing out these conspiracy theories from day one. every conspiracy theory they get thrown out and they've embarrassed themselves. they make fools of themselves over the past several years. trump talking points and right wing media conspiracies demolished. >> while they were all wrong of course, and tragically, innocent people like michael flynn became collateral damage amid the carnage of corruption, dishonesty, abuse and injustice. and these bombshell developments show the fallouts in the greatest political hoax in american history is far from over. we we'll break it all down over the next hour when all star lineup sydney powell, lead attorney for michael flynn will be here to respond to the judges stall tactics. on what obama gate really means. first we begin with devin nunes, house intelligent ra

michael: my pleasure. host: as you saw these numbers today, and realizing this is the worst jobs report since the 1930's and the great depression, how do we dig ourselves out of this hole? michael: it will take a variety of things. we have a government ordered supply side shutdown of the economy, so we could not produce a lot of services because people could not go to work. at least substantially for good health reasons. and that morphed into an added demand side problem as people were not getting incomes, etc. the congress and the president have taken action to try to cushion on the income side. the fed and to some extent the congress with various small business loans have tried to enable firms to bridge to the other side. many of whom have retained workers even though demand for their products is way down. but this unprecedented shutdown of the economy has caused a substantial amount of harm. we have got lots of people unemployed. the data that came out today of course is a snapshot of what was going on

he said had nothing to do up with the investigation of michael flynn.uting michael flynn. he heard the question. he was a one involved in asking to have michael flynn information unmasked. michael flynn was part of the transition team. talking to russian ambassador about the sanction. that is what william barr said. that was okay he did not break the law. your reaction to that story. >> time and time again the facts come out on the side of not only general flynn, but the trump administration of the transition team, of everyone else involved. at the same time we see not only joe biden, but 16 different individuals were part of the obama team that were part of this unmasking. really, a lot of people may not know what this is, but this is a federal government collecting information while being a part of checking into foreign information. normally they are supposed to redact that. they did not. they try to unmask it so they could purposely go after flynn. not in an effort to get him, but trying to intimidate him in anyone else h who will try to hp president

breaking tonight general michael flynn facing questions whether he perjured himself by trying to withdraw his guilty plea after he pleaded guilty. the doj recommended the charges be thrown out, federal judge everything the case, to brief him on why that should never happen. and as the retired judge to find out if lynwood should face perjury. detailing numerous obama administration officials who reportedly unmasked flynn. you know the names, biden, comey, clapper and more. top republican on the house intel committee has been vowing to get to the bottom of the russia investigation devon nunez joins us in minutes. senate intel committee member tom cotton is here as well. predictions about the coronavirus, the whistleblower set to testify on capitol hill tomorrow. a sneak peek on his testimony, skipping ahead to reopening too quickly but other analysts say unintended consequences of the lockdown pose fatal dangers as well. a medical expert and economic expert joins us live. welcome to fox news at night. we begin with kevin cork on an incredibly busy day. >> reporter: clearly there are names o

-lemonis: michael! michael! gina: i'm the wrong [bleep] one. i'm the wrong one. i'm the wrong [bleep] one. it takes one phone call... -sal: gina. gina. -gina: ...and i'll end you, bro. -sal: gina, please. -gina: [ shouting indistinctly ] -michael: you have no respect. -gina: sit the [bleep] down. -michael: no respect. -gina: not when you get in my face and try to talk to me like that! fabio: do me a favor, babe, please? just calm down. i know. just calm down. lemonis: gina is going bananas because she's scared that she's gonna lose her job. this is how she provides for her family. what i was worried about is this thing was gonna get totally out of hand. woman #2: he's the one starting the problem -- him. -sal: honestly -- -michael: i haven't been paid for three years, and i'm no good? i've let it slide for three freakin' years! lemonis: okay, okay. gina, please don't go out there. michael: i'm closing you down first, because i got to get paid! -sal: gina. gina. -michael: that's the facts! all right?! lemonis: you know, as i'm watching this go down, i'm pissed off

we have sidney powell, michael flynn's attorney. she also now accusing obama of framing michael flynn. others with us tonight. former independent counsel ken starr. new evidence confirming what many americans long suspected. that the debunked steele dossier was bankrolled by the dnc and hillary campaign. we have proof after taupe hillary clinton official saying that on the record. house judiciary doug collins on serious questions mounting now whether former senior fbi official doctored and altered a key document in the quest to nail michael flynn for trying to get him to lie to the fbi. thanks for joining us. i'm elizabeth macdonald. the"the evening edit" starts rit now. elizabeth: you're watching as president trump focused on a payroll tax cut and about potential second wave. watch this. >> i want to see a payroll tax cut. i want to see various things we want. i want workers to be taken care of. we're negotiating with the democrats. we'll see what happens but as i said it is a transition. this is really going to be, in my opinion,

i've known him for years, michael flynn is an extraordinary officer. he took the soviet-based intelligence system and helped to transform it when he was overseeing as an intelligence officer the wars in iraq and afghanistan and central command and get us to understand there is a difference between technology looking at tanks, ships and airplanes, guys carrying rifles, and he busted a whole lot of bubbles in doing that and also spoke out against the obama administration, the defense intelligence agency, when they killed usama bin laden and said the threat from al qaeda and radical islam is over. here i think is an unbelievable miscarriage of justice and an absolutely fundamental assault on a man who has great character and has demonstrated the values of this wonderful nation for years and to think that one of our most respected law enforcement agencies tried to counter up a crime that was not committed and prosecute him for that is something i have never seen before to be frank about it. and listen. i have great associations with the fbi. they are my gu

michael flynn is not the only one going free.elivering the final word on the bridge gate scandal in new jersey. do you remember that? we have an update.us but thousands of elderly new yorkers died in the states nursing homes, and something the state's governor did apparently caused a lot of that. andrew cuomo scandal, and it is growing tonight. it's real too. not a fake one. a real scandal. details ahead. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: even if you are skeptical of social distancing and masks, even if you believe the mask quarantines we are living under our insane and counterproductive, it should be pretty obvious that you want to keep sick people away from places where there are a lot of elderly people. nursing homes, specifically. in the state of new york, andrew cuomo did the opposite. nursing homes were required under the andrew cuomo administration to admit people infected with coronavirus. now 5,000 or more nursing home residents have died of the virus. 5,000. that's more death than any other state except new jersey. and that's just nursing

michael is doing that every day. beau's they represent , the hope and opportunity on the horizon for america's workers as their business embodies the american spirit. workers like michael show this country is not broken and that we will recover together. michael, thank you. you are an american hero. thank you for sharing that message of hope and with that, i will take questions. >> kelly, if i could. welcome to the podium for the first time as well. ms. mcenany: thank you. reporter: the markets are down substantially after the president yesterday suggested in the east room but he might use tariffs to punish china over the coronavirus. is there any serious consideration being given to putting new tariffs on china, or was the president just spit balling yesterday? ms. mcenany: i won't get ahead of any remarks by the president, but i will echo the president's displeasure with china. it's no secret china mishandled the situation. just a few examples for you. they did not share the genetic sequence until the professor in

showing there was no there there to prosecute michael flynn. we will break it down, all that and the justice department will declassify even more documents that could spell out what was the predicate, what was the probable cause, was it solid enough, the case with the russia kahlÚa probe, grind out abundance those, there was no doubt with a michael flynn case. we will show you the documents, former deputy ag rob roma's and stein is about to get in the hot seat next week before the senate judiciary committee about why he signed a faisal warrant based on the steele dossier that had russian december mason and more problems with her. we will debate outgoing dni, richard grenell and a major blowout fight with eric swalwell attacking grenell for transparency, the dni grenell saying you elicited no collision evidence and testimony and you continue to lie to the american people saying there was trump russia collision when you heard there was not. officials testified that. also retired ice acting director tom holman, his take on a new mounting pressure

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she is not a career intelligence process or way that michael maranmorel was. names of the unmasked individuals appearing in "the new york times" on cnn, and then the fbi using that information to conduct a pretextual interview that was designed to drum and obama adversary out of office just a few days later and to disrupt the peaceful transition of pow power. those leaks did not come from nowhere. that turtle did not get all in the fence post by itself. one of the people who unmasked michael flynn's name in the last days of the obama administration if not more than one of those persons was leaking like a sieve to the media to frame mike flynn and to disrupt the peaceful transition of power. >> shannon: despite the doj decision to ask that the case be dismissed, the judge, federal judge amid sullivan has called in a retired judge to write the opposing brief about why that should not happen and to examine whether there has been perjury in his order today, he has appointed retired judge gleason to file this brief. he says judge gleason should address whether the

michael, thank you. you're an american hero, thank you for sharing that message of hope and with that, i'll take questions. >> kayleigh, welcome to the podium for the first time as well. >> thank you. >> the markets are down substantially today after the president yesterday suggested in the east room you might use tariffs to punish china over the coronavirus, is there any serious consideration being given to putting new tariffs on china or was the president just spit balling yesterday? >> look, i won't get ahead of any announcements from the president but i will echo the president's displeasure with china. it's no secret that china mishandled this situation, just a few examples for you, they did not share the genetic sequence until a professor in shanghai did so on his own the very next day, china shut double his lab for, quote, rectification. they slow walked information on human to human transmission outside of the world health organization and didn't let u.s. investigators in at a very important time,

liz: another twist in the michael flynn case, the federal judge overseeing michael flynn's case, he isstrict judge emmett sullivan, yesterday directed that the law firm that he has fired, he ordered them to come back in as an interested party, the judge is considering perjury charges against michael flynn, michael flynn first pleaded guilty when represented by coping ten but then flynn fired them and hired sidney powell and pleaded not guilty, is your head spinning yet, prosecutors seek to six months prison sentence for michael flynn, he is fighting all of that, let's bring in fbi special agent to straighten this one out, this is ahead spinner, there's another twist, your take on it? >> it is crazy, i'm not sure going to be able to straighten out but i'll do my job as best as i can, the judge is supposed to be an impartial arbitrator of the law is presented to him, the judge is not supposed to decide i want to prosecute this person even though ironically the prosecutor does not want to prosecute this person, certainly i think michael flynn has been through enough, it's time to move on

trapping and setting up michael flynn.s this guy needs to be held accountable. >> also a media leak about the conversations with the president. special counsel robert molar. >> he gets firedrd in may of 20. fast forward five months down the road. what does he deal. he immediately weeks this memo. gaining classified information. weeks that to do what. this is what is interesting. the insurance policy started out as the investigation itself. that was an insurance policy to stop president trump. when he gets elected and they move into this, the insurance policy came to we have to protect the fact that we did this investigation. we have to get michael flynn. if hee stays on national securiy advisory, he was defensive. he will be able to figure all of this out. we have to get rid of him. phil will protect us now? we have to have bob molar run this bogus special counsel investigation. have 40 agents not find anything >> there is also this back story here, too. did the obama administration and the fbi under the obama administrati

three-star general michael flynn.hey were about to cash in on their preplanned russia collusion insurance policy. michael flynn was in the cross-hairs of the fbi. their intent evidenced in handwritten fbi notes. quote. what is our goal? truth? admission? or get him to lie so we can prosecute him or get him fired? so why? the campaign to destroy the general gone long before flynn was obama's director of the defense intelligence agency. flynn was taking issue with susan rice's description of benghazi and the massacre of four americans as a peaceful protest gone awry. that created problems. but it was his testimony as part of the intelligence community's open hearing to congress that was his undoing. the white house was touting the killing of bin laden as proof that al qaeda was on the run. but when his time in the hearing came, general flynn was asked if that was the case. he openly stated. they are not on the run. in fact they are expanding. going into north africa, training in the middle east, and still a major threat

michael: thank you. on the issue of training, i know that this is very complicated because my sins, and correct me if i am wrong, and an anecdote or two about how training has been affected, but my sense is small unit training continues p you can train an army squad, one dozen people, or maybe even an air force on that unit -- a cant, a back-seater, you treat those groups almost like small families. you can test, quarantine. my sense is a lot of that training continues, though i have a specific interest in whether flight training continues as before. i know as you get to larger echelons, you have much more concern about your ability to prevent a few individuals who may be contagious and unaware from affecting the broader force. my understanding is in some of the bigger units, exercises, forex apple, your own army -- , upcises, your own army's until now you have suspended the brigade scale exercises. you are looking to resume that. security forth a systems brigade rotation to the jrotc in the louisiana, w

michael: anybody. lemonis: i keep hearing from everybody how mike talks to people, but i have to be honest. i haven't seen it. maybe he's on his best behavior for me. that wouldn't surprise me. growing up, did you -- did, you know, mike and your mom -- done a good job raising you? michael: well, when you said, "growing up," it wasn't growing up. i was 15, he was 13 when our father passed. lemonis: oh, my gosh. -your father died. -michael: yeah. lemonis: how did he die? michael: my mom and him were going on a trip to vegas. they were ran off the road by a semitruck. lemonis: your mom was in the car. michael: my mother survived because she had her seat belt on. really think it changed her life. lemonis: do you think your mom's recovered from that accident mentally, emotionally? michael: i think she feels blessed to just be here. andreas: she lives for us. she -- it's all about us. lemonis: this family suffered a terrible tragedy, and it's left them all in, i would say, a very tough place. this business i

i'll go to michael.at: i am young that's why don't want to wear the mask, i still have a couple more years of being hot without needing surgery. in the future i can save money only doing the botox and the fillers on half of my face. i love it but not yet. too young. greg: that is true. why waste the precious years on my young face. michael: gold dust woman. greg: i have a great question for you, we are going to have to redo the basis, remember first base was kissing, now first base is going to be removing the mask which means we might have to scrap baseball and go to football where you have four downs and a touchdown or maybe we do bowling weathers ten strikes, i don't know. michael: i like football, that we like first down you get the mask off, second down. [laughter] i went for extra points, you went for extra points on this first day, i called an audible, she was into it. greg: it's amazing is destroying my world in a tailspin. do you think masks are here to stay? pete: i took the depressing step of t

michael beard was the first to go to trial.ession and changed his account of the murder. the prosecutor said evidence put beard at the crime scene. >> his dna was found, after she had fled being found with the murder weapon. >> it took hours for jurors to convict him. >> michael beard is guilty for what is being called a murder-for-hire case. >> if this was a slam dunk, his case would be anything but. but he couldn't use beard to testify against tom. >> if he came forward and said, i want to feoff ntestify now, h lied so much. >> beard had changed his testimony so much, he wouldn't have been a credible witness. >> reporter: tom and his lawyer pounced on that, saying that beard acted on his own. >> this was purely mr. beard's doing. mr. clayton had nothing to do with the death of his wife. >> reporter: and tom's lawyer didn't stop at michael beard. he went after the investigators. he said they had tunnel vision when it came to his client. >> you'll hear it. you'll hear it in the body cam video. >> you have a suspect? >> husband.

so we have to get michael flynn.nal intelligence, or national security advisor, excuse me, he stays on there, he was at defense intelligence he will know how to figure all this out. he will understand what we did. we have to get rid of him. comey gets fired, uh-oh, who will protect us now? we have to have bob mueller run the bogus special counsel investigation and spend $40 million, have 19 lawyers, 40 agents not find anything. elizabeth: you know, there is also this backstory here too. did the obama administration, and the fbi, under the obama administration, you know, it is about abuse of a fisa court. did they do unauthorized searches in the nsa database earlier than realized? we're seeing judges on the fisa court saying this started in 2015, what the fbi was doing, using the nsa date base, metadata possibly searched on for political opposition research. your reaction to that? >> well we don't know, but frankly in light of all we learned, think about what we learned in the last week. all these transcript the were

michael? >> i agree with the fdr parallel and also churchill 1945, oddhour in germany and charles de gaulle in france. and having gone through war n they had a vision at least for a while as partners in a common project in national and regional reconstruction, they were not battling to the death. obviously, marxists on the left and some libertarians on the right. we can go back to that. the people who benefit from this in the long run are the privileged if they can preserve their privileges by making strategic concessions to the working class. there's stories about joseph kennedy, the financier father of john f. kennedy and bobby kennedy, and why he supported franklin roosevelt and the new deal, he said i would give half my fortune to keep the other half. >> what do you think? >> i agree with mike and i would say historically if you look at the post war and post-depression and call it societies engaged in whatever we'll call it corporatism or compromise. the u.k. and the united states stand at

michael?> thank you, george. >>> joining us from washington with analysis on states re-opening is tom bossert, abc's news contributor and former white house homeland security adviser, and tom, some states that are re-opening -- as they are re-opening, we're seeing confirmed coronavirus cases go up. if they're going up now where do we expect to see them in a few weeks? >> yeah, good morning, michael. so, you know, this is kind of the new york effect is what i call it. the good news is if you add new york into the analysis, then the rest of the country combined is seeing relatively low totals. that's the good news. the bad news is the trend analysis and what we're looking for now are red flags for re-opening and unfortunately we're seeing those red flags, so about a 2% to 4% daily increase in the rest of the country when you take new york out of the analysis and that's bad because that 2% to 4% increase, if it's projected out and not contained, could end up with really devastating results in the

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they decided to target michael flynn for whatever reason. i'm sure all of that is going to come out. shannon, what we do know is the durham report is yet to come to us. there will be more information that is going to be there. but here is what should really scare every american. if they can do this to michael flynn, if they can set him up and go about trying to set a group of questions to have him live, they can do this to anybody else. this was done by the premier law enforcement agency. it was done to an american citizen. and the fact that they felt they were insulated and they could use their path to take down a political candidate who became president of the united states, i hope we go into this for oversight, for investigation. i hope there will be justice served through the durham report. i hope attorney general barr is going to pay close attention to this. it sounds as if there may need to be some housecleaning done over at the fbi. and a message should be sent. these people do not work for the american people. and they should never h

that is an issue that came up in the michael flynn case because we've got wiretaps in -- and michael flynn is talking to the russian ambassador and we caught michael flynn's conversation with the ambassador and that led to the whole fbi investigation. host: when it comes to the larger issues, i suppose one of the issues is about this idea of transparency and what goes on. by the senate passed, will people have a better idea of what happens in this court? guest: yes because one of the things the privacy hawks are advocating for is that we have, at some point, these fisa forms become unsealed. right now we don't know what is in any of these forms. we literally know nothing about what goes on in the fisa court because it is so secret. that is where the privacy hawks object because you have the fbi going in, unchallenged, asking the court to grant them a warrant to spy on an american and there is nobody there to counter what the fbi is saying, nobody there to challenge. people could be spied on and they don't even know about it which is raising alarms. that has been so concerning. it has