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they got used. >> mike rogers, he's not suggesting they were disingenuous. they want to get their message out. they'll take any opportunity they can. our national security heads, but this somehow gives the president cover when he then calls it a hoax. >> i'm not sure. i think it was great we had all of our intelligence officials up there saying this is is a problem and then they outlined what each department is going to do. the one thing i did not liking is there's not one person calling the shots from the white house on coordinating a difficult effort which is the cyber problem but having them out there, i just think good on those folks for getting out there for whateveren t reason the president said they ought to go out there. some have argued maybe it's a legal strategy that he can say these are the ten things i did on russia, how can i be colluding with russia. the important thing is we are under siege and cyber is getting worse and it is the russians plus other nation states getting into this game and without this public push i think the work force was

. >> all right, jing oining us no mike rogers, chairman of the house intelligence committee, a former republican congressman, also a former fbi guy. i'm going to ask you to wear many hats during this brief interview, mike. >> does that make me just confused, john? >> so more so than the rest of us this morning. look, the president of the united states was just asked a very direct question. did you direct michael cohen to make those payments? his answer was not "no." his answer was, he made the deals, he made the deals. you're an fbi guy. what did you hear there? >> yeah, listen, i went back and read all the john edwards trial and he was in trial for the payments to a mistress in the 2008 campaign when he was running for president. and it came back not dpguilty. i think this is going to be harder to prove for the prosecution. and listen, i believe in ta spirited defense. i think that there's a connection to the law there. i don't think this is going to be the slam dunk that people say it is. >> we can talk about that. we can talk about that. but just listening to the president answer t

with committee counterparts like congressman mac thornberry, congressman adam smith, congressman mike rogers and congressman jim coop every. finish -- cooper. next february in the president's budget we will call on the congress the martial the resources we need to stand up the space force, and before the end of next year our administration will work with the congress to enact the statutory authority for the space force in the national defense authorization act. our nation's armed forces have always been the vanguard of advancing american leadership here on earth and beyond. the space force is the next and natural evolution of american military strength. the first american rockets in space were launched by our military. the first american satellites to orbit the earth were on reconnaissance missions peering behind the iron curtain. the first americans to step forward to venture into the unknown were the world's greatest aviators and test pilots from the navy, the air force and the marine corps. and the next generation of americans the confront the emerging threats and the boundless expanse of

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joining me now to discuss is mike rogers, the host of cnn's "declassified". always a pleasure.ed military career, decades in congress, his presidential aspirations. what do you think john mccain's legacy will be? >> you know, i think he is that guy that did work to reach his hand across the aisle when it wasn't popular. i think that will be a big part. he is hawkish on national security. he was believed in the importance of u.s. engagement in the world. i think that is really important. he led so many congressional efforts around the world to try to work out problems in real time. he didn't get a lot of credit for a lot of that. he did some great work overseas. i think when you look at that body of work i think that is the story of john mccain. i thought mcconnell said it right. there is no better friend to have in a fight and no worse enemy. when he wanted to clobber you he came at you. i have been on both sides of that but i always respected him. his temper never went longer than 24 hours. he would call you up sometimes after a disagreement when i was chairman and say we are

mike rogers is a former house intelligence chairman and the host of declassified. mr.easure. >> thanks for having me. >> john mccain is remembered so far many things. decorated military career and decades in congress and presidential aspirations. what do you think john mccain's legacy will be. >> the guy who worked to reach across the aisle when it wasn't popular. he is very hawkish on national security. he was believed in the importance of u.s. engagement in the world. that's going to be really important. he led so many congressional efforts around the world to work out problems in realtime. didn't get a lot of credit for a lot of that, but he did great work overseas. when you look at that body of work, that's the story of john mccain. i thought mcconnell said it right. there was no better friend to have in a fight and no worse enemy. when he wanted to clobber you, he came at you. a as i member of congress i have been on both sides, but i always respected him. his temper never went longer than 24 hours, i will tell you that. he would call you after a disagreement when

and this was a very intensive effort and, so, as i said in my op-ed, myself and jim comey and mike rogers say we talked about the importance of making sure that our radar, our collection radar was up so that we had early indications or be able to uncover any effort on the part of the russians to work with american citizens. the american citizens were reaching out to the russians, as well. see if they could get any dirt on hillary clinton. so, my radar was going because i knew the russians were engaged in this effort and i was aware of contracts with american citizens that may have been totally innocent on the american citizens part and maybe they weren't betting at all. >> was it clear to you that those contacts were part of the operation? that it was part of the way that russia was trying to accomplish its objectives? >> i was very concerned and aware that the russians were trying to leverage u.s. citizens in order to achieve their objectives in the presidential election. >> while you were in office as cia director before you left on inauguration day, did you conclude that u.s. persons w

>> mike rogers is a member of congress from alabama which has a huge aerospace industry interest andl donations are from the aerospace industry. there are officials within the trump administration who have aerospace backgrounds and there is a whole panel resurrected as a space advisory committee that is packed with space people. now, the aerospace industry has not been uniformly for a space force, but they are coming around, especially as it's gotten new momentum. >> and this would be something that would be a subset of the air force, kind of like the marines are a subset of the navy? >> we don't know. the president talked about it as separate but equal. you know, a full branch of the military has a lot of infrastructure, and that would be a big issue if this gets more serious. but at this point it would probably be more similar to the marines, you know, as not -- has some allegiance to the navy, but also has some independence. >> so look, a lot of this has to come down to money. not only was congress maj rogers but representative cooper of tennessee, being advocates of the concept,

mike rogers, you used to be the chairman of the house intelligence committee.to play the full comment made by nunez and get your reaction. >> so it's like your classic catch 22 situation where we're at a -- it puts us in such a tough spot. if sessions won't unrecuse and mueller won't clear the president we're the only ones -- we have to keep all of these seats. we have to keep the majority. if we do not keep the majority all of this goes away. >> what democrats and other critics are saying is it is not the job of the house intelligence committee chairman to protect president trump. it is the job to find out what happened and share that information with the american people. >> a partisan member goes to a partisan event and gives a partisan speech. the problem is that the dysfunction of the intelligence committee. both sides have been far too aggressive partisan in these investigations. now you don't know what is right. the democrats issue their report. the republicans issue their report. is that right? the only way we get to the bottom of what is happening in al

nakasone, the new nsa director, this is the first time i've seen him in this since he replaced mike rogers. he said -- essentially he made it clear, we're prepared to start going on offense. but it was almost like i'm waiting for the order. that's what it sounded like to me. >> well, this is the problem we have is that there actually is a unit at the state department, the global engagement center, that's responsible for countering disinformation and allowing us to sow discord in other countries if we wanted to. that agency, the funding was not utilized by secretary tillerson. now the question is, is the administration going to push forward and do all these different things? because they have the tools. they absolutely have the tools. just go. >> nobody is giving the order. >> and part of it is this definitely was a pr stunt for the american people. but part of it you start wondering, was this also a pr stunt for trump. this is the briefing memo from his security team. >> or tonight he has his rally and he says, and by the way, i didn't need the russians to help me win. you know that's comi

a proposal that kind of got its start on the house armed services committee with representative mike rogersnd cooper, ative jim republican and democrat who spearheaded this and tried to push it forward over the past couple of years. , who valerie insinna reports on air warfare matters, talking about this announcement yesterday, the desire of the administration for a space force. sinna, if this comes into the place, when will we see it? guest: vice president pence said he would like to see congress force, becausew that is what needs to happen in order to develop a new service. congress needs to amend the title x of the u.s. code to actually include a space force. he would like to see that happen in fiscal year 2020. dod over the next couple of months, it will have to be hard at work to submit a budget sometimefor next year, in the february-march timeframe that includes how much this is going to cost, what do they want , so capitol like hill lawmakers there can run with it and decide whether it is something that the nation should do. host: her story on this topic on defensenews.com. ocasio-co

congressman mike rogers is leading the charge on that front, we will ask him, is this really possible2020? and should google or apple buy tesla, that's one of our guest says, he's make his case later this hour. wisconsin, where ice dams could cause water damage. but no matter what park you live on, one of 10,000 local allstate agents knows yours. now that you know the truth, are you in good hands? charles: checking the big board, dow at 68 points, hanging in there. we have seen what the fed chair is going say and the market likes it. we are waiting for news on mÉxico. meanwhile lower margins at ross stores derailing the stock although it's not a lot more, huge run, giving up all-time high. nike's earnings and that's what happens when you miss. new poll shows next guest slightly behind senator bob menendez, take a look at this because it is a lot closer than the experts said, republican candidate bob hugan trials menendez only 6 points. joining us bob hugan, new jersey senate candidate. i was so shocked when i saw the poll earlier this week. >> well, charles, really a third poll, the g

i mean, vice ranking cooper is just as actively involved as mike rogers is, as is thornberry.they are silent on the senate side for the most part, but they have not shown opposition to speak of. so the cycle is going -- this is not going to go away. i believe chairman rogers will be resolved to boarding some kind of legislation in the 20 cycle. put my money on that. >> absolutely. >> let's go to you. please wait for a microphone once i call on you. please identify yourself. we will take three questions per round. we will start in the front two rows and then the gentleman in the white shirt in the sixth row for our first round. >> thank you, herb rose. i look at the panel here and i see no faces that look as old as mine does. but maybe you have some historical information about the development of the air force. i was born before world war ii and remember that when we went from a corps, the army air corps to the air force, i'm wondering whether you see any -- the situation was different then than we have today, but were there any considerations then that might be applicable toda

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we are at the market of dreams, it is a mike rogers and newer ship center.ere, artisans, crafters here to start their own business. we had different industries in flagstaff. astronomy is a huge industry. we are the first international dark sky city. have our observatories here. we also have the anderson-mesa telescopes of the is a big industry. where we aref located in how beautiful our city is, flagstaff is at the base of the mountain landscape. we live in the heart of the farm forest insa the world. flagstaff is located in the middle. we are approximately 78, 80 miles away from the grand canyon. arizona, it is known as the grand canyon state. it really is a beautiful place to be. not only a beautiful environment, but we have people people. when you have a pupil environment and the beautiful people, that is one heck of a city. host: you can travel on c-span2's booktv and c-span3's american history tv. all are cities tour is available on c-span.org/citiestour. a weekend where senator john mccain will be laid to rest in washington dc. that is getting underway

i would defer you to testimony of the former director of nfa, mike rogers who, in response that i sadly is >> so neither you nor he can tell us if we've actually gone on the offense and taken a computer system down in some foreign country >> you think by all accounts >> you think we have? i think by all accounts it's been very conservative >> , no, do you think we have? >> i don't think so. stuart: do you think we should >> i think we need to be more offensive. this new policy, little is known about it but it was described as an offense of step forward. i think it's designed to make sure that we can impose some costs on aggressive players in this space, namely russia, china, iran, north korea. up until this point we've been pretty conservative. i thought about it in the article, this complex between diplomatic intelligence and military interest in the space, and those are legitimate, up until this point we have largely yielded to those intelligence and dramatic interest. i think the time has come to reconsider that and think about the military objective. stuart: so you think it's time f

roger craig, as i mentioned. ronnie lott. key that turner. mike mariucci. nfl commissioner roger goodell. sports broadcaster chris berman. joe montana is expected here as well. it was a reunion of sorts. you can see a lot of people smiling, hugging, remembering dwight clark before the memorial service that started, again, 11:00 this morning. dwight clark will always be remembered for that catch when he received the ball from joe montana and scored the winning touchdown during the 1981 nfc championship game. that propelled the 49ers to their first super bowl victory and what would be the start of a football dynasty. clark passed away in june of this year from als, also known as lou gehrig's disease. >> one of the greatest guys i've ever coached. and he just always looked at it like he had to work so hard and he was gifted. i said, you don't have to -- it's okay. no, no, i got to do this. >> as an 11th round draft choice i didn't know how long i was going to last in training camp. he was the guy that made the play in '81 when i was watching from college and for him to be supportive of me pd

roger -- heof age has now chosen to discontinue medical treatment. " pence onrnoon, mike the nominationf judge brett, to the supreme court. he is speaking at the republican national lawyers meeting at 1:15 eastern. the president speaks at a political fundraiser in ohio, the ohio republican state dinner in downtown columbus. p.m..l start at 6 director testifies before the senate health community at the nih. saturday at 10 a.m. eastern on c-span. live coverage of the democratic national committee summer meeting in chicago to decide on changes to the parties presidential nomination process, watch live saturday at 10 a.m. eastern on c-span, c-span.org or listen with the free c-span radio app. >> the commissioner of u.s. satoms and border detection down at the white house with elected officials earlier this week for a conversation on the priority of their agencies. this is about one hour. >> many of you have traveled from across the country to join us on this very special event, here to honor and salute our law enforcement, to honor and salute our ice and cbp agents, who are here joining us.

. >> mike 578 fwlin, general flynn is a wonderful man. >> scott pruett is a tremendous guy. >> roger ailes is he helping you, advising you? >> it's very sad. he's a very good person. i've always found him to be a very good person. >>> since donald trump became president, there have been a couple clear trends in both special elections and primaries on the democratic side in all over the country. one of them has been the success of women candidates. the other, the incredible amount of voter turnout and voter enthusiasm. last night in florida, democratic turnouts dating back to the late 70s, and the result shocked the political world. andrew gillum who was outspent by his democratic rivals, that man won last night's primary. >> what is beneath my name is a belief that we have to treat health care in this state like a right and not a privilege. >> and it begins by expanding medicaid for over 700,000 of the most medically needed people in this state. >> he could become florida's first african-american governor if he were to defeat desantis. who is trump's pick on the republican pack. that

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that had happened maybe, you know, he would be causing roger goodell headaches instead of lebron james and everyone else. >> more headaches. mike pesca, thank you very much. certainly this conversation is going to continue. >>> up next, decision imminent. we could be just days away from finding out if president trump will sit down for an interview with robert mueller's team. maybe a few more days away, in light of the tweet this morning. a look at what the terms of that interview could be. observe this total, unabashed freak, mark. not the kind of freak who wears a suit of armor to a renaissance fair. nay, noth mark! mark is a jimmy john's kickin' ranch freak. look at him, pureeing hot cherry peppers into fresh buttermilk with the fervor of a kid at the gates of an amusement park. yes, mark's a glorious kickin' ranch freak. and we totally love him for it. let the dippins beginins. freaky fresh. freaky fast. jimmy john's. freak yeah. you know how painful heartburn can be. for fast-acting, long-lasting relief, try doctor recommended gaviscon. it quickly neutralizes stomach acid and helps keep acid down for hours. relieve heartbur

mike, jonathan lemire. two quick questions. one, rogereone linked to wikileaks, publicly said he anticipates an indictment or arrest in the coming days. i wanted to ask if that's the speculation you're hearing and secondly, what sort of response do you think we'll hear from the trump legal team? whether mueller does anything today or not. as the calendar turns into next week and that september deadline passes what should we anticipate hearing tr th ining from them? >> jonathan, we can expect they'll seize on anytime to say that is another reason that the investigation should be discredited. jonathan, your own reporting on the new york end of this has shown that for a witch-hunt, a lot of witches are turning up, and it's harder for the president's team to make that argument, but i can tell you on the campaign trail, especially if there's a mueller investigation continuing through the midterms, one of the biggest topic. we talk about media, migration, mueller and ms-13 as the stars of the president's midterm campaign rallies. >> mike, if mu

roger craig and brent jones. ronny lott who was with dwight early june in the final days of his life in his home in montana. mikecathedral to honor and celebrate the man who helped set in motion the 49ers dynasty with the catch in 1981. joe montana ended his reflection on clark by saying i will catch you on the other side. and in hi eulogy, said don't cry because it's over, smiled because it happened. >> the celebration of a guy that kind of made the play that started this whole thing. and to see all these faces here, brings back a lot of memories, fond memories that is. >> dwight for me was always more than the catch. once you were around him and had some experiences with him. you got that feeling. right, so the catch brought you there. the catch would draw you in but it was everything else about him that kept you there and kind of glued to kind of who he was. >> really nice celebration of life for dwight clark today in the city. all right the a's how good are they? they're a major league best 30- 10 over the past month and seas 17,000 plus at the coliseum included a few blue jays fans including this very young

time greats like roger craig, you see him there, brett jones, ronnie lott who was with dwight in the final days before he lost his battle with als in early june. foreigner niners coaches mikehere to pay their respects to the man who set in motion the dynasty, joe montana ended his reflection by saying rather poetically, " i will catch you on the other side. " it seemed like former owner was speaking for dwight when he said don't cry because it's over smile because it happened. to have his longtime he made sure the memories. >> the celebration of a guy who made a play that started this thing. to see all of these faces here, it brings back a lot of memories, fond memories. dwight was always more than the catch. when you are around him and had experiences with him, you could get that feeling. the catch brought you there and would draw you in but it was everything else about him which kept you there and glue to who he was.>> he was a great guy. if the season ended today and it doesn't because there's 52 games left but if it did, the a's would be in the postseason as the wild-card team. 17,000+ at the coliseum including a few of today's, look at that little cutie right there. l

roger stone in interviewing her. this is what you do when you are desperate. i just hope that we get to a conclusion sooner rather than later. honestly mikenk this is a big deal. mike: refresh reaction from the white house let's get to it. the press secretary, sarah sanders saying quote - the president and don mcgahn have a great relationship you he appreciates all the work he is done. particularly his help and expertise with the judge's and supreme court. jessica, your thoughts? >> he has to say that. they are going to be many pushing back i am sure as the brett kavanaugh confirmation. every scene that popping up on twitter and is only about 45 were in our old. we will hear more about that. i wholeheartedly disagree with this being about the present. bob mueller has over 20 indictments at this point. lying still does matter and when republicans continually say that president trump should not sit down with bob mueller because it's a perjury trap, why doesn't he try not lying? it should be very simple. if he did not collude -- >> the federal government can nail you if they want to get you into a perjury trap. that's why it's called a perju

mike. i thought he worked on this programme! drift racing is probably the one thing he has never done. now how is the weather looking? good morning, rachel and rogerearing after the east. the cloudy and humid day for most of us the cloudy and humid day for most of us with some sunny spells. the rain has been closed to liverpool and it is now clear of northern ireland and working off to the east and fizzling out as it does. gradually turning drierfrom the out as it does. gradually turning drier from the west. if you have rain around at the moment it should turn try through the morning. large amounts of cloud throughout the day which could provide some showers. most which could provide some showers. m ost pla ces which could provide some showers. most places having a fairly dry afternoon with brighter spells coming through at times and where we see temperatures shooting at 224 or 25 -- see temperatures shooting at 224 or 25 —— shooting up to 24. temperatures will ease generally. about 16 for scotland at 21 from northern ireland and 24 for england and wales and maybe 25 in the best of the sunshine. we can‘t rule out the odd spot of rain in trent brid

mike. >> there's other stuff too, in personal ads for some crazy -- >> there was something of a sex scandal during the dole campaign back in '96 rogerved with. >> was that true >> he stepped down from the campaign in '96 after some publicity surrounding that, but it was related to his personal life and not to anything in any official capacity. >> eamon, you are better than wikipedia. >> i try. >> that's good get him on that trivia game, i bet he knows all that stuff. >> i could see a reagan tattoo i don't know about nixon. >> i thought you had one. >> yeah, i do. >> eamon, thank you. we'll see you later. >> let's all keep our shirts on today. >> please, and every day. >>> when we come back, the ceo of kansas city southern talks trade. they are a major transporter of goods and commodities between the united states and mexico we're going to find out what a new nafta deal might mean for them who said the tattoo was under your shirt "squawk" will be right back. >>> time now for today's aflac trivia question. what company introduced the first modern credit card the answer when cnbc "squawk box" continues aflac!? no-good break. gooood bre

mike barn cal. richard haas. political writer for the "new york times" and msnbc political analyst nick confessory. katty kay. historian and author "soul of america" and rogersor of the presidency vanderbilt university john meacham and joining the conversation columnist for "wall street journal," peggy noonan and "new york times" columnist, tom friedman with his latest book. peggy, i want to go to you because john mccain was not always a happy warrior. he didn't always bob his head like the gipper and smile with a nice hollywood flare with everything he said. he reminds me in a sense of bobby kennedy. we were telling the story a couple of weeks ago. i asked my parents, i said tell me about bobby kennedy what was he like? my dad said he was a real s.o. b. then i went off to college. i asked my liberal professors. ethical me about bobby kennedy and he thought for a second, he's a real s.o.b. of course we were laughing about it but bobby kennedy was tough and he needed to be tough and he gave the same tough speech whether he was in the inner-city or whether he was talking to rich white kids at an ivy league school. john mccain in some ways cut-out of the same c

mike barnacle. professor at princeton university, former aide to the bush white house, communication strategist, columnist and associate editor for "the washington post" david ignatius, white house correspondent for pbs news hour, historian and rogersdency at vanderbilt university john meacham and joining the conversation editor-in-chief of the atlantic magazine, jeffrey goldberg. good to have you all on board. john meacham, what is the forward thinking question for a man whose job it is to look back on the puerto rico crisis, the facts versus the president's words? >> well, will we ever learn is the cry. we went through a not entirely dissimilar crisis in 2005 with hurricane on the mainland united states. the fundamental function of government, there are really two. one is to protect us from enemies abroad, and the other is to guarantee, as jeerfferson pu it, life, liberty and pursuit of happy ne. if you can't provide that basic service there's no wonder that people distrust institutions so much. this is a critical moment in the life of the republic, i don't mean to sound overly grand. but it really is a critical moment in building trust in institutions. we have a president who likes to undermine institutions, except himself and s