mister chair, this is my time and i will ask the question of the minister for you mister chair, willwith the parliamentary budget officer's request to provide for projections on the amount of people they anticipate coming through the border in the next 18 months by thursday? >> the request was for five years and that is you on thursday, why don't they had here after we approved a $22,000 for the study which the government members are unwilling to provide a report for? >> i can advise you that this financial data has been compiled and it will be provided to the parliamentary budget officer in the coming days as required. >> why hasn't this been provided to our committee for review? >> why hasn't this been provided to the government? why is secrecy and no plan? >> again, >> i suggest this the committee by the end of the day. >> misapplying. >> thank you very much mister chair and welcome to all the witnesses including the ministers. i want to get back to this one point with minister mr. hussen. it has a special point and we just heard froma number of expert witnesses , about the import

after mister pruitt resigned i said mister wheeler a letter. i told him you have been granted an enormous challenge and responsibility but an even greater opportunity. the damage that got pruitt has done to this agency will not be easily undone. while you and i have not always agreed on every environmental policy matter, it was is my hope and expectation that you will carefully consider the lessons of the past as you prepare to chart the agency's future. we look forward to your continued dialogue in today's hearing class you senator parker and i will hear from our witness in a few seconds and that thehonorable andrew wheeler . i want to remind mister wheeler that your full written testimony will be made part of the hearing record please keep your comments and your statements about five minutes and you will have time for questions with the committee. >> good morning mister chairman, ranking member parker and members of the committee. when chairman barosso asked me if this would be my first hearing i couldn't think of another committee i want to

mister chairman, senator leahy wanted to be here to introduce mister morhard. senator leahy have a conflict. i ask unanimous consent that the introduction of mister morhard be included in the record without objection. >> the lives of a lot of people including the astronauts and the success of the most ambitious science missions will depend on you and administrator brightens time --bridenstine selecting the best people to advise you. if confirmed i would certainly urge upon you to seek out the council of career nasa professionals such as bill gersten meyer and bob cabana. we will also consider the nomination of doctor kelvin d dogermeyer for the office of science and technology policy, otherwise the president's science advisory. there is certainly no question, doctor, as to your qualifications, norm augustine and neil lane wrote the committee, you would be an outstanding science advisor in any administration and that is a pretty good endorsement of heavyweight people. on a personal note, your work on extreme weather is of course very important to the country. it

a lawyer has the same credibility as mister cohen which is as good as o.j. simpson. i would take it with a pound of salt. i don't think it makes a difference with respect to when or if the president will be deposed. >> i like the elevation of a grain of salt to a pound of salt. i don't see that that list stays in the civil case or opens the door to a quick deposition. i agree that i think he is puffing. shannon: both of you feel puffed today. we will wait and see how the ripples come from this, thank you for your time. also today the sentencing hearing for trump's national security adviser michael flynn was once again delayed for the fourth time. remember flynn pleading guilty in december to one count of lying to federal investigators about conversations with russian ambassador, both sides will provide a status report within 30 days. indicted on charges of illegally converting $250,000 in campaign funds for personal expenses and filing false records. according to the indictment duncan hunter, republican, paid for family holidays and tuition and dental work, donald tr

mister sullivan, please. we cannot waive the need for incoming foreign service officers for high technology or for the help services necessary after we are sent to dangerous places. and 3 years before al qaeda bombed our homeland, we are a more dangerous place then we were. our colleagues today face issues we didn't have to. take today and this moment to pledge to alter the trend. of providing inadequate resources to the people who work in peace. and for the sake of our neighbors and communities in which we live overseas. i will never forget what resilient means. you know who taught me real resilience? remember kenyon road, and she survived under rubble before she finally succumbed 15 minutes before she was rescued. the resilience of canyon roads, contributions of kenyans his lives were cut short before they were in our vicinity, the reason we need to work in peace and in safety with shared values of those in the host country in which we take part in their community. thank you for coming, thank you for your e

[applause] >> mister deputy secretary, ambassadors, friends, i have to tell you i am so happy to see members of my community here, thank you for coming and thank you members of the department of state. i appreciate mister sullivan, your recognition of what it is that people who go out without guns on behalf of our national security and human security in order to make this a better and safer world. we not only do it without guns, we do it without command, we do it with only one flag, the american flag and on august 7, too many of us gave our lives. yesterday, as you pointed out, we recognized what americans and kenyans within the mission in kenya and our emission did to have been more open political to safeguard life, human resources, natural resources to get rid of the scourge of hiv-aids and malaria. we do it as you pointed out far from home and often in danger. i had spent two years before the bombing warning the department of state of vulnerability and i was told that the richest nation in the world did not have the resources to fix and embassy that does not even make our own secu

i'll start with you mister chertoff.you mentioned the bill i have with senator langford, your elections would streamline information sharing between federal and state agency despite the outrage of our owstate that were hacked and many of them didn't find out for a year and that way can't protect themselves because they don't know what other was going on in another state . a person is using our state are adequately prepared? we got the 380 million in the last budget agreement and what else should we be doing to protect our voting equipment? >> i think there's greater understanding how they have to engage and they have to engage with dhs.when i was at aspen a couple weeks ago, the word we got was that all the states to some degree are engaging now but to be honest, this is going to take a while to turn around. you've got anaging infrastructure in many places . in some instances they are not aware of how much they are connected to the internet. >> you also have dean state who have no paper ballot or a partial paperballot .

trump. >> mister manafort, disappointed of not getting acquittals all the way through. he is evaluating all of his options. >> ktvu fox 2 news. >> our political analyst told us these developers don't bode well for the president heading into the midterm elections expect impeachment would be on the table. potentially. although a lot of democrats say that would be a distraction ahead of the 2020 presidential election. what it does signal is that there is going to -- emerge. >>> coming up, doug luzader will be live from washington d.c. joseph d'angelo, the accused golden state killer, will be charged in court in sacramento tomorrow for crimes in six california counties including contra costa county. six district attorneys announced yesterday they will be working as one team on the case and the combined trial will take place in sacramento. d'angelo places for -- 13 counts of murder with 18 special circumstances and more than two dozen weapons charges. yesterday prosecutors added an additional 13 counts of kidnapping in the course of robbery. four of those cases involve rapes

we go on to the discussion between mister putin and mister trump in the new stock treaty. can you tell us what happened in that discussion between the two of them? >> these were not deeply substantive discussions. the only agreement that came out of helsinki was for the two national security council to meet which they will do next week. >> so there was no extensive discussion about new start between the two of them? >> mister president and the secretary have been clear on that. >> with regard to the imf treaty, where's was there a discussion between trump on that issue? >> i'm not sure what has been said publicly by the president and i want to respect executive prerogative and not get into the private details of aconversation between these two leaders . >> have you been briefed on any conversation that took place between trump and putin on the inf treaty? >> i need to do my job as it relates to russia. >> the staff, does that mean you have been briefed on the inf treaty. the president say to putin that russia is in violation of a treaty that deals with nuclear weapons or t

mister heard -- mister samsa enough for this information. >> you timed that perfectly. >> i yield back. >> the gentleman from alabama is recognized. >> thank you, mister chairman. maybe you asked this question. did russia determine the outcome of our election? >> based on cyber security hacking aspects we don't have any information that suggests we had access to vote tallying and any ability to technically change votes. >> one way to influence the outcome of the election is not necessarily the vote tally but registration. is that accurate? >> it could be. if i understand your question, to influence votes by disrupting voter registration processes. >> or manipulating voter registration to register people not eligible to vote. >> coming at it from the angle of disrupting the registered voters we talked about the resilience of the system but in terms of adding additional people to the vote i am not sure what the question is. >> my point is there is more than one way to influence the outcome of the election. we saw this in 2008-2000 and with a group called acorn and their voter registratio

let me start with mister bacevich to answer that and then the other two, miss skyand mister king can join in .>> i don't believe i have an adequate answer. i think the closest i can come is to say that within the policy elite, republican, democrat, in your professional military officers, the other people who make their living within the beltway, there is a common mindset. and the common mindset is one that believes without reservation that both that the united states needs to remain the most powerful nation on the planet and also that power is measured primarily in military terms. so while it is true, at least in my judgment that the invasion and subsequent application of iraq, a particular subject of this panel were catastrophically stupid, nonetheless that stupidity stems from this common mindset. this collective you. so in our political establishment, national security establishment there is virtually no one who is willing to render a fundamental critique. that is to say a critique that goes beyond what happened in iran to examine why we get to iraq in the first place. and as long

mister hahn is identified as pakistan's next prime minister by his supporters. mister hahn won with the help of her younger generation during the country of politics of corruption and patronage. there is no prior experience of government since mister hahn is painted as a can-do leader and like other pakistani politicians he has not been presented to the world as financially corrupt though many of his views and frequent u-turns on different issues coupled with circumstances of his success raised questions about potential competence and his integrity and he has adopted hyper nationalist positions including anti-indian and anti-american rhetoric and sympathy for religious extremists including the taliban and. critics believe this election will make the little dent in the crisis state but those who are optimistic say this could be the verge of a new pakistan. pakistan's problems have deep roots and this requires a fundamental shift from the narrative that brought the country to its current state. that would need more than one election and certainly more than one tri

it is entertaining when progressives say what they really think which it looks like mister cuomo did. >> progressives on the left are more and more saying they are for socialism. that is the democratic party being pooled to the left. minnesota, trending democrat over the years but donald trump came close to winning last time. what is the state in your race and in general? >> i feel great about our race. i have been in this race for 15 months talking to tens of thousands of minnesotans and while minnesota is seen as a left of center state we are very much a center stage, minnesotans are very common sense, we care a lot about people but we want our money spent wisely and haven't been seeing that for the last eight years in the state. minnesotans are ready for a change, donald trump came within a decade and a half which is closer than any presidential candidate has in decades and it is because minnesotans are ready for something different and in 2018 we will stay that on the state level. ed: what you may be up against and whether you will pull it out. among other things they say two year

mister avis thompson in the name of the second infantry division.tain retired monica soy, in the name of the third infantry division. miss tiesha carter, in the name of the veterans of foreign wars, post 605, paris. master gunnery sergeant retired, mike english, in the name of the military order of the devil dogs. and -- [ speaking french ] [ speaking french ] [ speaking french ] [ speaking french ] [ speaking french ] [ speaking french ] [ speaking french ] [ speaking french ] [ speaking french ] [ speaking french ] mister brooks burns, in the name of democrats abroad, france. and first sergeant hernandez of the fifth marine regiment, in the name of the share family. >> the final reef will be laid by the secretary of the american battle monuments commission, escorted by members of the aisne-marne cemetery staff in the name of the american battle monuments commission. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please stand for rifle volleys, taps, and of the three national anthems. [ speaking french ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please join me in a m

everyone that reached me said hello, mister president, congratulations on what you have done for the economy, it is the talk of the world. now that we have the best economy in the history of our country this is the time to straighten out the worst trade deals ever made by any country in america, they are the worst. for decades the united states was the piggy bank that everybody was robbing. all these other countries, our friends, our enemies, our allies. the foe, the flow, we rebuild china paying hundreds of billions of dollars a year with nobody there to protect your money but you are there now, protecting your money. and i went to thank our farmers, our farmers are true patriots because china and others have targeted china had others have targeted our farmers. not good, not nice. you know what our farmers are saying? it is okay. we can take it. these are incredible people. we can take it. you know why they target our farmers? they know it is one of our great strength, us, not me, us altogether, they know it is one of our great strengths. we -- every farm state, wasn't even the midd

. >> reporter: that is mister quintero. he is the marriott and spanish and social studies teacher at hoover. he admits it is tough at times to get by, but the payoff is far too big when you consider how the teachers are influencing these kids in a very positive way. >> is difficult. i'm living in a studio apartment. it has one window and a door. a lot of money that i spend on rent . the is very expensive to live here. i think what keeps me going is knowing that i'm in a place where i'm very valued. >> reporter: i'm told teachers come from gilroy, the santa cruz mountains, and as far away as a kid -- as the san joaquin

. >> ♪ >> reporter: that is mister quintero who is the spanish immersion teacher.e also directs the marriott you band. much more on that program and we will also tell you how teachers can afford the cost of living here in the south bay where the average price of a home is well over $1 million. they do make a lot of sacrifices. much more on that as we go back

an hour reporter mister van voorhees. >>> in our first story when the community did about a dangerous local highway situation. with take you to fast-growing california. where a highway problem has multiplied with the increase of population. and of travel. this is san francisco. see how it is located on the northernmost tip of the peninsula. it's access from the north is the golden gate bridge. from the east, the bay bridge. and now we are looking south from downtown san francisco. with bay shore highway and the traffic on the peninsula. city after city for 30 miles is growing into each other on continuous land. let's go back to june 1951. the california highway police station at jefferson avenue a bay shore highway. >> redwood number four. 11 7090 bay shore highway boulevard. 1179 a bay shore and holiday -- highway boulevard. >> that is the police code for collision involving a fatality. as accidents pileup, they got a new name. blood he bay shore they called it. two lanes for that big rush hour traffic. 50,000 drivers all trying to get out of san francisco at the same time. and after

. >> mister manafort disappointed of not getting acquittals all the way through or complete hunger jerry on all counts. he would like to thank judge ellis for granting him a fair trial, thank the jury for their very long and hard-fought deliberations. he is evaluating his options at this point. >> the guilty verdict of the campaign chairman by slamming the special counsel investigation calling it a witch hunt and a disgrace. >> paul manafort is a good man. he was with a lot of different people. it doesn't involve me but i still feel that. has nothing to do with russian collusion. >> they are weighing in with very different reaction. >> i suspect it sent some shockwaves through the right - the white house. >> it does suggest a tainted businessman. >> paul manafort will be back on august 29th, we will have a chance to hear from him for the first time since the trial started but facing separate charges and file that kicks off next month including charges of lying to the fbi, money laundering, witness debris and failing to register as a foreign agent. >> a whole lot of legal news to give int

mister bomberger? [applause] >> thank you miss ackerman. ladies and gentlemen, i'm happy to join you today with my son marcus and miss ackerman. this is my first trip to your country. [applause] and my first impression is a wonderful country with wonderful people. [applause] many things unite german cities and american cities, not only the culture of immigration. in the case of gaithersburg, an international tale of intrigue finds us . and assassin gunned down my predecessor in 1835 and we issue a reward of 200 golden for informationleading to the assassins identification , who would have thought it would end up here at the gaithersburg book festival in a gaithersburg resident so many years later? [applause] the murder of chairman johann heinrich rieber was in my town in the 19th century. although top-notch investigators tracked down leads, the town people have their own suspects and one of them was identified as a-year-old carmaker named frederick rupp. we now know he didn't do it but they wronged him. they turned his life into a nightmare

he starts by saying mister president, this is a good start with mister president. you and i have a lot in common. we first came on the scene and everyone loved us. or both from chicago. people loved us and now we have a lot of haters. and it's also true. and we got opposition. and you know like coke has pepsi nike has adidas i have drake give the republicans. in no idea that he considered drake to be his main rival. that he just went on a stream of consciousness for 30 minutes maybe. some highlights include him saying one of the things that obama should do is bring all the best people together. all of the geniuses at the white house. get elon musk there. get me and give me an jay-z on the microphone. that one has not aged well. the knees like i was drinking a fresh pressed juice in japan. they are like the apple of countries. how one point i was riding a bike and shanghai and i was talking about climate change. it's real. writing a bike in shanghai is like smoking 12 packs of cigarettes. kim kardashian was getting very uncomfortable. she was very invisibly sort of

cohen was motivated for political reasons to pay hush money and mister trump is named as the personho directed and coordinated that. >> democrats on the hill wasted no time blasting the president as a co-conspirator with talk of impeachment and calling for the supreme court nomination hearing to be postponed. >> this nomination is now tainted. the president was nominated brett kavanaugh, implicated in a criminal conspiracy. >> he has not cleaned the swamp but made more rigid and fetid. there is a cesspool around this president. >> as for brett kavanaugh's hearing, the committee chairman says that is still a go. :has more legal woes being subpoena to testify in a trump foundation investigation. >> democrats pouncing as cohen promises to reveal what he is calling the truth about donald trump. >> fox news contributor alan dershowitz says the problem with the plan to take down the president as he points out he hasn't done anything illegal. >> he is more correct than his critics are. it is a close question, it is complicated. the president may contribute to his own campaign. if he had wr

mister mohammed. it's always hard to hear storieslike yours . >> i have questions for mister michael because webeen doing this for a long time, we worked together for years . at the time, i was the director of an organization that provided services to immigrants and refugees and a member of an organization as well so it was interesting to hear what you have to say about the mechanisms created in qucbec and that were involved with trial anderror . we make things work for you. and today i think that the system is able to address, to an increase or decrease in the number of claimants. who call upon our compassion and openness so simply have some of those battles together. i'd like to go back to the very beginning of what we did together in the 80s and 90s. in qucbec at the time we started to see the beginning of the waves of rivals in canadian containers and we've allheard the horror stories fromthat time . for your organization , you knew that it was necessary to have a concertedaction from all levels o

i appreciate your interest in mister tesla and thank you for your attention. [applause] >> live thursday on c-span at noon, a panel former clerks for brett kavanaugh talk about their time working for the judge. on >> caller: at 9 am arizona state university with a discussion on how the us and other countries can prepare and adapt to climate change. after that the association for education and journalism and mass communication continue with conversation about reporting in a hostile political climate live at 11:00 eastern. >> we don't live in the same parts of the country or have the same vocation or the same outlook but where we are all the same as women of color and blue blue of color, the way we try to instill a sense of fear. you can call it respect about it is fear as a consequence of what could happen if anything goes wrong with an interaction with the police. >> sunday night on afterwards, comedian and actor dl youley, his book how not to get shot and other advice from white people. >> how about having a police department that is respectful of the public

he said i don't think we will comment on mister trump.publican, he holds those ideals but the character i don't think we are going to address one way or another. a lot of folks are so excited to have the show back next month. watch the ratings soar. ron says can't wait. thanks for getting him. jillian: a police officer with an awesome message. >> let's just say you have the right to remain cute, that is the message here. one-year-old grayson used his cuteness to get out of a fake ticket. this police officer decided to stage this photo. the toddler was wearing a t-shirt that said i have literally no idea. as the picture was being taken. >> the good news -- the first veteran of espn body issue cover, kirsty breaking ground in a new way. her upcoming project helping veterans nationwide when she joins us live. jillian: time to check in with brian kill lead for what is coming up on "fox and friends". >> can't wait to see you in person. it is a friday. on that stage they are going to be using drones and putting our crowd on the turf. the other

simpson said and when he didn't talk, the doj and fbi is what mister ohr conveyed an emails we had a chance to look at, there is a definite conflict, to have glenn simpson in front of the judiciary committee. shannon: congressman ice are characterized him as having a poor memory. >> there were times, don't rightly know when that happened, the exact timeframe but you got to come back to the basics. all these key people who ran the clinton investigation and the justice department launched and ran the russia investigation. we have seen things we have never seen before, director comey was fired, the former chief of staff, jim baker comes in, was first demoted, fbi chief counsel, left the fbi, lisa page, fbi council demoted the left and peter stzrok, deputy head of counterintelligence, demoted, then fired. although the doj side, sally yates was fired and bruce ohr was demoted two times, the key people involved in all this and i never saw where you have top people who ran two key investigations, so many fired, demoted or had to leave their respective employment, something i never witnessed

we are learning that mister mccain's 106-year-old mother roberta is expected to be in attendance at the ceremonies in washington d.c. and the burial service in annapolis maryland. we ha some one where she went on a cross-country road trip when she was in her 90s senator mccain wrote about her, right", my mother was raised to be a strong woman who thoroughly enjoyed life. in phoenix with -- ktvu fox2 news . street legal experts are now weighing in on the battle between san francisco and the federal government over the city's plan to open safe injection sites mayor london breed to shut off a prototype of a safe injection site yesterday. supporters say it is decided to be a first step in treating addiction. in a new york times op-ed ws attorney general rod rosenstein said cities and counties that open injection sites will be met with, quote, swift and aggressive action. uc hastings law professor says the city could argue that operating the sites is not breaking the law. >> it's not disturbing drugs. it's not selling them. people are required, people who come to the safe injection site have

here comes mister steve. >> thank you. let's get to it. travel delays? no. not yet. san jose had some delayed purchase for loosely linked -- ceilings. the giants are instant -- are in cincinnati and hopefully this all codes through. look what's coming in from indianapolis down to southern indiana. again, that will be 4:30 looks like there is a lot of rain there before game time. we will see if they can clear that out. that might be one area of a delay, chicago, cincinnati, cleveland. and onshore breeze is still in place. day two of a warmer pattern. going into saturday and then sunday cool down. early next week looks much cooler. low clouds will burn off around 9:00. 50s and 60s on the temperatures. nothing earth shattering. 55 moraga. 55 lafayette. mid-50s and upper 50s around blackhawk. mid-50s to upper 50s along the pinole, elsa brontk core. northwest wind at their -- as an carlyss. hang on in travis. west southwest at 21. yesterday it was that and then came down. no jumping on the temperatures. water temperatures 53 - 59. monsoon down south but it stays down sout

speaking to reuters the mister said we are responding in a precise way.he mister said china didn't want bystanders to become collateral damage saying, when we try measures we try not to harm the interest of foreign businesses in china. the minister is most concerned about the welfare of workers here. the trade conflict, he says, hasn't hurt the economy muc so far, but he is anticipating job losses in the exportto sector. counter that, he said that the government isuspending more to help unemployed find new jobs and ensure their basic social security. he said beijing also wants local governments to issue more special bonds to fund tu infrastruc and expect the bond to blow past $145 billion by the end of the current quarter, but the minister insists that the morerotive fiscal policy won't blow out the budget saying that we are m talking abousive stimulus, nor do we want to incur financial risks to take care of everything. but many economists worry that the greater spending would only create more financial problems for china down the road. for "nightly busin

mister president, i yieldthe floor . >> mister president, i come to the floor today to speak in honor and memory of our colleague senator john sidney mccain the third area i asked myself a series of questions as i was trying to prepare for today'scomments . first, who was john mccain? john was a man deeply in love with his country and its promise. a man optimistic that tomorrow would be better than today and the man grateful for the chance to serve a cause greater than himself. his humor was rooted in that hopefulness, the sometimes sharp sting of his words in debate rooted in his passion for his cause and the love of the fight and his restlessness rooted in an impatience to get on with it, defending y, liberty or making a difference in the world, to help soften the burdens of millions not yet free. john was both a romantic and a cynic as some have said, with love and passion about the causes he fought for yet clear eyed about the long odds he often faced in our ideals. trying to summarize john, just reviewing a few of his titles fairly captures this complexity of this man. naval avia

. >> the company has created a go fund me account to raise money for mister regrets widow and four children ages 6 - 17. police say they do not know of emotive and so far no arrests have been made. >>> calfire crews continue to make slow but steady progress against the two biggest wildfires burning in northern california . the mendocino complex fires have burned 568 mi.2. the smaller of the two fires is fully contained, but the other is just 67% contained. crews do not expect to have control of the fires until september 1. for the carr fire in shasta and trinity counties it is now 69% contained. fire crews cannot estimate when they will have that fire completely surrounded. more than 1000 homes were destroyed. >>> a new report from calfire says the fire inspector killed in the reading car fire died in a fire tornado. jeremy stoke died three weeks ago when the fire tornado swept over his truck . the report says that fire reached speeds of up to 165 miles an hour. a height of 40,000 feet per calfire also says privately hired bulldozer operator don smith was killed when the carr fire jumped a

to cooperate with mister mueller, he cooperated only after mister trump waived any privilege claim, not what you would expect if he was leading a cover-up. >> additional reporting indicated they retroactively take it back, somehow tried to pull back the privilege after the fact, you can't do that. i messed that up. >> once you sit down and answer question you waive the privilege and are not going to say i can't answer that. the president gave him permission, nothing to hide. >> he relied on that prior guidance. we don't know what his original lawyers new about the situation. they let's don mcgann talk for 30 hours. even if he did say something incriminating, the president exceeded his authority here, he gave mueller epstein extensive factual context to go with all the other details they had come all the other documentation to provide a narrative story of how these choices were made and that could be relevant in the instructions. shannon: that could help the argument against forcing him to testify because don mcgann has been with him, giving every scenario he could provide. isn't it good

. >> mister brennan's line in recent conduct characterized by increasingly printing commentary is wholly inconsistent with access to the nation's most closely held secrets. >> brennan served under president obama it has been a frequent critic of president trump . the clearance of several other current and former members of the intelligence community are also under review. some democrats call it the presidents enemy list. >> these people are being singled out to have either privileges revoked were in the process of being revoked. to me that smacks of nixonian type practices. >> brennan responded on twitter saying in part, this action is part of a broader effort by mister trump to suppress freedom of speech and punish critics. >>> newspaper editorial stats across the country pushed back today against the president. you may have seen some editorials condemning the presidents attacks on the media and his suggestion that gentle -- that journalists are the enemy. the boston globe invited newspapers across -- across the country to stand up for the press. one newspaper compared free press in the

♪ morning mister stereo morning mister radio morning mister ♪ [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: guys, we haveguy stars opposite kristen bell in "like father." it's out on netflix right now. seth rogen -- >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: is here. [ cheers and applause ] "like father" on netflix. >> steve: lovely man. >> jimmy: talented dude. he can write. he can do everything. but also, he's a funny, funny, funny, funny dude. seth and i are going to talk about "like father." then we're going to read some dramatic dad texts. it's going to be fun. [ light laughter ] plus, he directed the new movie "blackkklansman." and i don't know if you saw the trailer for this already. but it's a guy -- a black man who goes undercover to get in -- he's in the klan. [ laughter ] yeah, the ku klux klan, he goes in and gets -- but he's on the phone. that's how he gets -- that's how he does it. but then, when it's time to meet face to face, he has a a white detective meet them. but, dude, it's a true story. it's, crazy, crazy, crazy film. it's fantastic. my man spike lee is dropping by tonight. >> steve: yeah. [ chee

mister bradshaw said during the first grozny when he said about russian soldiers, those are mercenaries. we don't know them. and secondly, the never ending pool of redgroup , troy young between the quality, quantity and the prize. is here, is there. wives of russian mercenaries are cheaper than those from other countries. the quality is quite high. and the quantity. there is a lot of mutilated men in russia with enough military background or able and most importantly willing to die for the russian interests. or for their particular interestand there is a never-ending pool of resources . and finally, final point, the duality of function. you will see that the russian military theory envisioned something not quite more sophisticated or something more far-reaching. the russian military received by private military companies in two main fronts. one in a form of irregular forces , something in the form of territorial defense unit that we can actually see the preliminary and the local cause explain this rule. and secondly, the regular forces groups capable of performing certain military missi

in the allegations against mister cohen. as the prosecutor noted his actions reflected up pattern of lies in dishonesty over a significant. of time. touting the plan to revitalize the coal industry. we are putting our great coal miners back to work. you can do a lot of things to those solar panels but you know what you can't do you can't hurt coal. it's very important. the president also noted that they could threaten public safety. the republicans would help secure the nation's borders. in that rally the president also talked about the case involving the missy university of iowa students. he criticized our nation's current immigration laws. >> you heard about today with the illegal alien coming in very sadly for mexico and you saw what happened to the incredible beautiful young woman. it should have never happens. >> please say a 24-year-old man has confessed to kidnapping molly tibbetts killing her and then dumping her in a cornfield. the suspect is for mexico he's been living in the country illegally. >> breaking this mor

we go up to the front door, mister humphrey,his father was secretary of the treasury. a very well-to-do family and he was , he was helpful to my dad later on in my dad's life eventually when my dad got his own dealership but mister humphrey and my dad got along. they talked for a little while and we then walked back to the car and i'm just astounded by the incredible wealth around me and i asked my dad, i said what does mister humphrey do that he can live like this? and my dad said he's a lawyer and he owns a business . and i can still remember thinking all lawyer. i could be a lawyer. now, i think it's important that i thought i could be a lawyer but what's more important is what i didn't think. i didn't think that sonofabitch is stealing from us. he's in the one percent, whatever present we were in. that kind of thing didn't occur to me. what occurred to me in 1960 was maybe i could do that. and thank god my grandfather came to this country and i lived in a country where i may be good, there was a path. it would be an arduous task, but there was a path and i started

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maybe a little bit of surreptitious praise like mark anthony in mister shakespeare's play. hugh hefner died on septa the 27th 2017, an occurrence that was widely noted and commented on in the media around the united states. regarding his treatment and his legacy it is fair to say the reaction was mixed by the critics. in a few minutes you will hear from the staff in the new york times, decidedly unmixed. he described hugh hefner as wicked and destructive, a grinning pimp of sexual limitation, a lecherous lowbrow peter pan, and his impact on american society is terrible. a kind of rot besetting american values. one certainly knows where he stands on this issue. i admire his work a great deal and often find myself in agreement with him, speaking as hugh hefner's biographer today i respectfully disagree on this issue and offer a different perspective. hugh hefner, i argue, was one of the most influential figures in american culture in the last half of the 20th century. his ideas and his life in many ways mirrored and promoted significant developments in modern society. two in

unfortunately mister trump is inclined to say the extreme.hat economist he has in the white house which are few tend to come up with numbers to justify. a bad way to do economics. jillian: is he being extreme in these numbers he is helpful for is it being optimistic? >> i think it is pr trump. it is trump being trump. running the economy, dealing with the chinese is serious business. the bellicose talk only goes so far. this is not the way for a president to be talking to because these words can come back to bite him. my feeling is it is important to say we are doing better, tax cuts work, deregulation works, we have a record number of open jobs for people to take. this is good news and run on that. rob: what do you think of the statement we have heard the past few weeks that this is president obama's economy? he should get the credit? it almost defies logic in some ways. >> let's look back on the obama presidency, he was 6 years in and blaming bush first troubles. everything that went wrong in the obama presidency was the responsibility of t

i will say mister, mr. albence in particular to the ice officers, i want to thank the men and women that you serve who risk their lives each and every day to keep this country safe and in the political environment we are in , there's some in washington who have taken to applying and attacking ice and on behalf of the 28 million texans, let me thank you for the work you do every day keeping us safe. >> on behalf of the men and women of ice, i thank you. >> i would express the same to border control. i spent time with many of your agents and they are heroes who put their lives on the line on a regular basis. >> thank you senator and on behalf of our 19,000 men and women, thank you . >> ms. provost, first several months of 2017, we saw a significant decrease in illegalimmigration . unfortunately that decrease has essentially evaporated in 2018. why do you believe it was that the numbers went down so dramatically, roughly a 70 percent decrease in the first months of 2017 and why have they begun increasing again

is influential political figures were directed or advised to be there political parties and joined mister hahn. >> a fourth thing, a set of religious leaders were introduced in the name of mainstream. >> why would the pakistan military go through in a sense of turning around and asking, why would they go to such elaborate lengths to deliver and election result of a certain type, after that, i'm not an absolute majority, has not won overwhelmingly and has many junior partners and very unwieldy coalition. why would they do that? what are their objectives in doing so, why go to so much trouble? >> the last part of that question. i looked at a lot of the media coverage of this election. you can tell the journalists who have been on this beat for less than 6 months because they are effusive about his victory, that he broke the deadlock of the two parties in pakistan, seasoned people for whom this is not their first general election rodeo because they see the big picture. what is the big picture. for our intents and purposes, things most of us care about in this room, the prime minister is the

a good day for mister manafort. >> they are asking about reasonable doubt. >> it is all a good sign.6 man, 6 woman jury deliberated for 7 hours with the decision, ask about keywords the mueller team used over and over again making their case concerning foreign bank account reports. the judge didn't really answer and told them to rely on their memory of the testimony to figure it out. the jury was encountering some difficulty leaping through mountains of evidence by the mueller team because they asked tonight if the judge that have different exhibits labeled better to more clearly mark which of the 18 counts each piece of evidence is related to and the judge said no. a source close to the manafort defense team tells fox news tonight, quote, we are in the game. the jury will come back tomorrow for date 2 of deliberations at 9:30 a.m. in alexandria. >> the defense of the optimistic. is the mueller team losing any sleep with our legal expert tonight, white-collar crime securities attorney and hameed dylan, federal litigator and 1-time justice department attorney, welcome to you both. you

. >> mister cohen has knowledge of certain suspects that should be of interest to the special counsel and is more than happy to tell the special counsel all that he knows. >> the president's attorney we should the statement there is no allegation of any wrongdoing against the president in the government's charges against mister cohen. the president addressed the news before and during the rally in west virginia. >> doesn't involve me but i still feel it is a sad thing that happened. has nothing to do with russian collusion. fake news of the russian witchhunt, we have a whole big combination. where is the collusion. >> democrats were quick to react. nancy pelosi saying guilty verdict against the president's campaign chairman and the guilty plea on michael cohen are further evidence of the rampant corruption and criminality at the heart of trump's inner circle so here's what comes next. manafort at sentencing is august 29th. all eyes will be on cohen's lawyer lanny davis, manafort facing a nutritional trial in washington dc, not sure when that starts but this is certainly far from over.

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. >> mister moses went on to propose a ten-year construction program the cost was $5 billion year. he stressed that there was no one new solution for the entire nation. but rather a combination of many solutions. and there is a solution for each community within its own capacity to accomplish. a good parking space is any space close enough. a good road is any road able to carry daily traffic flow safely and adequately. it does not have to cost 1 million dials -- $1 million a mile to be good investment. every stretch earns profits for all the nation. and it is just good american enterprise to put part of the profits back into the business. >> our builders now have the know-how to form miracles of concrete to the air supported by the proper financing. they can lift traffic up over city congestion. with elevated highways raised by an aroused public. the expressway speeds over a densely populated area of brookland. without disturbing below. to deliver true traffic to the underwater tunnels of manhattan. connecting from the north of four-story street will soon be open with promenade fro

thank you mister chairman . >> thank you mister chairman. so so much of the activity we are looking at on the charts from today is largely the ira. what percentage of russian length activity would you anticipate that the ira represents? is this half of everything they tried to do, 90 percent, 10 percent? who would have a sense of what we are not looking at when we're looking at the ira activity? >> we looked at a number of known information campaigns and we think these are ira folks involved in. >>they are a minority. >> in a minority, you think k that would be the case here as well? >> i do. the thing we don't know is how much of the ira this is? >> ms. rosenberger, you want to comment on that? >> i would add that we know from councilman mueller's indictment actually at the tru there's one section notes that tru properties utilize social media and websites that they created in order to read past information and other kinds of westernized information so we know there are other actors. tru is probably better at hiding their tracks than the ir

throat condition so most of these items are original but they were provided for the grant family mister drexel. these two chairs that i mentioned actually did, from new york city with the grants and in fact grant road on these on the train. because mister drexel left this to be a common memorial, grants son fred left his father's personal belongings and we have very personal items here that show that grant was here and he was at home here and that he went through some very tough times here as well because we had his spittoon, we have airbrushes, toothbrushes, stockings, his clothing here, beaver hat he's wearing in the photograph. we also have the food equipment used to process his food so he could try to take nourishment. but what's really interesting item we have is grants original medicine is still here, bottle with the original liquid and most people guess that what they were using for medication is something morphine or some heavy sedative like that. the only problem was grant couldn't take medicine like that because it was just too powerful and he wouldn't be able to concentrate o

a big stir before the jury got started asking is mister trump here? that caused heads to turn.trump in the courthouse that he was there for an unrelated case. a quick laugh in court. welfare investigators tracking license plates to catch fraud in california. officials in sacramento have been using data from license plate recognition cameras since 2016. of civil liberties groups says this is a violation, the county says it is yet to determine whether to use the data on a case-by-case basis. jillian: new york democrat andrew cuomo coming under fire after saying this. >> we are not going to make america great again, we were never that great. jillian: joining us to react is joey jones, a marine corps bomb technician who lost his legs in an explosion in afghanistan. thank you for joining us this morning. your thoughts after you heard that comment? >> when it comes to things like america was never that great, only cowards say it wasn't worth the fight anyway. that is what we are seeing. the american voter rejected irresponsible spending and taxation, having their daily lives regulate