trail so who was warner depending on the set up the clandestine meeting with steel that would be one mr adam walton a lobbyist best known for acting on behalf of the russian tycoon did the pasta and according to the tax womyn is also connected to julian asuncion another person accused of being a kremlin puppet now this is all way under the table warner repeatedly refused to make the invitation to speak to seal officially in writing while at the same time telling weldon that the pair's efforts would be helping america and apparently in his mind the way to do that is to be includes with the confidant of one of the richest men in russia and according to republican senator marco rubio the whole senate intelligence committee has known about the contacts for months so if the other the democrats nor the republicans care about warner's conduct is it just that collusion is a problem reserved for only one party or is the reality here that russia is just being used in a political game of chess one or said it one point we have to be careful of paraphrasing here i don't want a paper trail now if what he

trail so who was warner depending on the set up the clandestine meeting with steel that would be one mr adam wildman a lobbyist best known for acting on behalf of the russian tycoon did the pasta and according to the tax womyn is also connected to julian asuncion another person accused of being a kremlin puppet now this is all way under the table warner repeatedly refused to make the invitation to speak to seal officially in writing while at the same time telling wildman that the pair's efforts would be helping america and apparently in his mind the way to do that is to be includes with the confidant of one of the richest men in russia and according to republican senator marco rubio the whole senate intelligence committee has known about the contacts for months so if neither the democrats nor the republicans care about warner's conduct is it just that collusion is a problem reserved for only one party or is the reality here that russia is just being used in a political game of chess one or said it one point we have to be careful of paraphrasing here i don't want a paper trail now if what he

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the first cast panel but they have not been selected either please let me give you a quote from mr adams he said the following at a press conference the cast secretary-general obviously referring to you insisted that the court of arbitration for sport decision does not mean that these twenty eight athletes are declared innocent does that mean that presumption of innocence doesn't work with cas again i repeat the duty of the i.o.c. was to show that the athletes involved in this case were guilty of and i don't think would violation the fact that you cannot establish the give evidence of the fields doesn't mean that you have established the innocence of the athlete you see what i mean if you have an athlete's or anyone committing a dope infraction if you have a classic doping case you have a positive test then you have a presumption of. guilt of the athlete this is the other way around with the sochi case because the i.o.c. had to show that the athletes were guilty the fact that the unable to show the guilt of an athlete doesn't mean that the athlete has nothing to do other with the case is

trail so who was warner depending on the set up the clandestine meeting with steele that would be one mr adam wallman a lobbyist best known for acting on behalf of the russian tycoon did the pasta and according to the tax womyn is also connected to julian asuncion another person accused of being a kremlin puppet now this is all way under the table warner repeatedly refused to make the invitation to speak to seal officially in writing while at the same time telling wildman that the paris efforts would be helping america and apparently in his mind the way to do that is to be uncouth with the confidence of one of the richest men in russia and according to republican senator marco rubio the whole senate intelligence committee has known about the contacts for months so if the other the democrats nor the republicans care about warner's conduct is it just that collusion is a problem reserved for only one party or is the reality here that russia is just being used in a political game of chess one or said it one point we have to be careful of paraphrasing here i don't want a paper trail now if what he

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starting on my far left is mr. adam barker who is a professional staff member on the senate committee on armed services. where he provides budgetary and policy oversight of department and defense programs, including security cooperation. to his right is dr. dafna rand. she previously served as deputy assistant secretary in the bureau of democracy and human rights and labor, also served in other positions at the department of state and the national security council. to her right is mr. tommy ross who is currently a senior associate with our program here at csis and was the inaugural deputy assistant secretary of defense for security cooperation and previously spent 12 years as a congressional staffer. and to my left is my dear friend dr. myra kiren, she's at johns hopkins. she served -- a number of other important positions at the department of defense. and has recently published a book building militaries in fragile states, challenges for the united states. so i'm looking forward to having colleagues here dig into some

as always our thanks to mr. adam johnson. >> thank you, trish. trish: give the newsletter a plug. dennis got one. >> "bullseye brief." i have three new ideas coming out on sunday morning, "bullseye brief".com. i never usually do this, digging into one theme, 5-g. it is so powerful. i'm excited about it. trish: you made your readers a lot of money thus far. >> making them some money past few years. trish: sounds good. >> thanks, trish. trish: senator bernie sanders is blaming hillary clinton for not doing enough to stop the russians from meddling in our election. wait a second, wasn't the whole thing about the democrats blaming, blame game wasn't that getting old with voters? we'll debate that next. we're seeing again this big rally right now, off the highs of the session but still up 231 points. i'm being told we're going to the white house briefing. let's do it right now. >> that is what we endeavor to do at council of economic advisors. what we endeavor to do with the report. briefed the president on it 11:30 at oval office. i encourage you to read it. it is scintillating read.

mr adams has always denied being in the organisation, but security forces believe that he was.ace process. marylou mcdonald is from a very different background, she grew up very different background, she grew up in an affluent suburb of dublin, and has no direct experience of the northern ireland conflict. although not particularly well known in the —— outside of ireland, she has become known for her robust performances. she has already indicated that she will do things her way. i would fill gerry -- i would fill gerry's shoes. but i will bring my own. talks to restore the devolved government arithmetic to reach a crunch point, next week. the church of england is facing criticism over the way it deals with allegations of sexual abuse, after it emerged more than 3000 safeguarding issues were investigated in 2016. a group of abuse survivors have been holding a silent protest outside the meeting of the ruling general synod this morning. one of them is gilo who joins us from there now a very big thank you forjoining us. just giving a sense of why this is such an important occasion.

mr. meadows: that's an adam schiff misdirection there. i talked to chairman nunes last night. can tell you from that standpoint any changes were not factual and would have been minor. kevin: why? mr. meadows: in trying to appease adam schiff and the f.b.i. and so i'm ok with releasing the original memo if that's a deterrent. kevin: so republicans saying now just release all versions of this memo. it's unclear whether or not president trump will ultimately decide to do that. just within the past half-hour senior administration officials telling reporters they believe congress has the jurisdiction about whether or not to release that memo. mark: big topic there, kevin, is infrastructure. how can the g.o.p. get the democrats on board? kevin: well, one of the breakout sessions, a key breakout session, mark, is on infrastructure, a plan that the president didn't really go into detail with during his state of the union address, calling for about $1.5 trillion in infrastructure spending. how are they going to pay for it, that's what several lawmakers have said at this retreat. now, a

good to see you, mr. adamsy, michelle good to see you today. >> first, let me ask you about some of these volatility products that were sold, some have been shut down. they've been offered by institutions that are members of your organization. does your organization take a position on all those products that some would argue caused a lot of the volatility here >> no, in fact, it's really outside our remit. as a personal investor, i shun those things i stay with plain vanilla investments myself >> what do you think of the overall volatility we have seen in the markets over the last couple of weeks? and do you think there's anything nefarious out there related to what's happening with trading? >> i don't think nefarious look, the markets were priced at perfection for a long time we didn't have volatility. i think markets are now pricing in a different economic trajectory for the global economy. we have broad-based expansion, capital flows picking up i think markets are just now paying attention to the details and

mr. manafort is adamant he does not have information that could hurt president trump. the allegations do not indicate mr. trump, but the man who ran his campaign. let's bring in jeremy bash, stephanie douglas, now a senior managing director at guide post solutions and peter baker back with us, chief white house correspondent for the "new york times." jeremy bash, a question for the lawyer in you. i know tax cases can be plotting and take longer than other aspects of an investigation, but what do you read into the mueller strategy learning of this new indictment. >> if you look at this 32-count super ceding indictment, you see mueller is increasing the pressure on both manafort and gates. there were reports last week that gates was cooperating with the special counsel's office, that appears to be off the table now. and mueller is trying to put the pressure on them in increasing not just the severity and the significance of the conduct but increasing the over all criminal exposure and time these two guys might spend behind bars. he's putting pressure on them to see what t

adams this is just over 15 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states, mr. trump companied by the sergeant general dr. gerald adams. [applause] president trump: thank you very much, ladies and gentlemen. i really appreciate you being here, and it's an honor for the first lady and i and a true honor to have everybody, all of you, many of my friends in the white house and our great vice president is right here. so thank you, mike, and so many of our wonderful cabinet. it's really a terrific day, and it's so much fun, so much fun to have you here to celebrate a very important element of our culture and our life, african-american history month. right? we're very glad to be joined by our outstanding surgeon general dr. jerome adams. jerome, thank you very much. i also want to recognize our great secretary of housing and urban development dr. ben carson. where is ben? [applause] great guy, great friend. and thank you to all the members of our cabinet and all of you who are here, and some of you came from far because this was very important for you to be with us tod

mr. mccabe. >> reporter: democrat adam schiff says mccabe portrayed the dossier as one of many key pieces of information used in getting the warrant to monitor carter page. as abc news has previously reported, page was on the fbi's radar since 2013 because of his suspicious contacts with russian operatives. in 2016, when the trump campaign was pressed to list their foreign policy advisers, page's name was on their short list. but last year page's russia ties came under growing scrutiny including questions about whether he ever met with the russian ambassador at the republican convention. >> did you meet sergey kislyak in cleveland? did you talk to him? >> i'm not going to deny i talked to him. >> reporter: page has denied any wrongdoing, but the president has distanced himself. >> i don't think i've ever spoken to him or met him. and he said he was a very low level member of, i think, a committee for a short period of time. i don't think i ever met him. it's possible i walked into a t think i ever met ting there, him. >> reporter: the republican memo released today lists several current and former law e

starting on my far left is mr. adam barker, professional staff member on the senate committee on armed services. where he provides budget and policy oversight for the department of defense programs and activity that include security cooperation. to his right is dr. rand, vice president for policy and research at mercy corps. previously serving as deputy assistant secretary in the bureau of democracy of human rights and labor. and also served in other positions at the department of state and national security council. to her right is mr. tommy ross, who is currently senior associate with our program here at csis. and was the inaugural deputy assistant for security cooperation and previously spent 12 years as a congressional staffer. and to my left is my dear friend dr. mara carland, associate professor of practice and associate director at johns hopkins sites. previously serving as secretary of defense for strategy and force development as well as a number of other important positions at the department of defense and has

mr. president. wrote adam schiff. the most important fact disclosed on this otherwise shotty memo was fbi investigation began july 2016. with your advisor. papadopoulos was secretly discussing stolen email with the russians. air force one landed at west palm beach international just before 7:00 last night. standing before him, firstly the melania and son baron sporting all white. the president left behind a - - consumed by that memo written by the republicans which they showed the fbi and justice department abused their power with surveillance warrants on trump campaign advisors. democrats contend the charge memo is distorted and misleading and will be pushing to release their own committee memo next week. the president has no public event scheduled for the rest of the day or tomorrow. he is also expected to perhaps take end of the first half of the super bowl and return to washington. it is still not definite. the president and first family could leave west palm beach international on air force one in order to get ba

mr. chairman. adam rome rogers i join my colleagues in thanking you for your service not only in cybercommand but also your 37 years of service to the military military. you have been asked a number of questions about the russian interference in our elections and questions about who is in charge. you testified the department of homeland security is taking the lead on combating russia's, countering russia's efforts to tamper with our elections. it seems to me anyway that perhaps cyber command has the best resources that are best equipped to actually do something in this area. you are the operational person but you don't have the specific authority from the president or anyone else for that matter to move forward. he did also indicate that you are in constant communication. >> i said regular. >> regular contact with the department of homeland security and the sense that i have is that i wonder what the department of homeland security which is charged with countering what they are doing so if you are in re

elected to its seven years ago, and knows a prize that it is she who has taken over from gerry adams after 3a years, mrublican movement from violence to peace. mary lou mcdonald was the only person who put her name forward in this contest, and the membership here, about 2000 of them, have been enthusiastically endorsing her, as it is quite clear, as you can see. there has also been another leadership change in sinn fein this afternoon, mary mcdonald had been the vice president and so the new vice president is the party's leader north of the irish border, michelle o'neill. north of the irish border, michelle 0'neill. in her speech she spoke about the talks which are ongoing to restore devolution at stormont. there has been another round of talks between sinn fein and the democratic unionist party, the former partners in government, and thatis former partners in government, and that is now moving towards some kind ofa that is now moving towards some kind of a conclusion, some reports of progress in the last 2a hours. michelle 0'neill suggested the talks would move to a crunch point over the next few days

and ranking member adam schiff responded, wrong again, mr. president.confirms the fbi acted appropriately and that russian agents approached two of your advisers and informed your campaign that russia was prepared to help you by disseminating stolen clinton e-mails. lots of question this morning and here with answers is former prosecutor doug burns. doug, is this a legal bust as the president claims? >> no, you can't -- you can't just put like a game show label on it. basically, here's how i would score it, almost like a boxing match, seriously. the main claim, you know, is that the dossier was the critical centerpiece, that's the only reason why they went to get this, the democrats don't believe that's true from reading the two memoranda. next, the idea there wasn't an adequate disclosure about kr christopher steele, his connection to the dnc and the democratic institutions, i score that lightly to republicans. then the question is, did they corroborate the christopher steele information enough? that comes down almost to a tie. it kind of goes back and

mrs. martins adams in our next hour on the challenges within the hedge fund business. brutal for many. steve iceman on housing securities. housing eisman on securities. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: bloomberg surveillance and i wanted to clarify one thing. i found the important date, june 20 of last year. these are the headlines on my terminal. it is hard to see, but this headline right here with the change in the dialogue, mark carney says domestic cpi pressures are subdued and wage growth is anemic. they misspelled anemic, but that is ok. francine: it is the british spelling, tom. we spell everything different here. i don't know if it is, but let's say it is. june 20 was exactly one year after also we had of course, the brexit vote. i think the inflation pressures he is looking here, inflation being on the upside are a little different to what we are seeing in the fed. let's change gears and the u.s. commerce department has increased duties on aluminum foil from china. they say they are receiving unfair subsidies and dumping the marke product in the american m. the top e

the twitter response from adam schiff, ranking member of the house committee. wrong again, mr. president. it confirms the f.b.i. acted appropriately and informed your campaign that russia was prepared to help you by stolen clinton e-mails. this comes as white house chief of staff general kelly is clamping down on white house security clearance. porter fired over a domestic abuse scandal never received a permanent security clearance. some of trump's cabinet haven't completed the process. , including his son-in-law jarred cushner. >> president trump waded into the pennsylvania redistricting battle saying this is unfair to republicans and the country as a whole and must be appealed in the supreme court asap. last month the state threw out the old map. >> hurricane ravaged puerto rico is receiving a lifeline. the housing and urban development is awarding the island $1.5 billion from to help it recover from hurricane maria. housing secretary ben carson says h.u.d. will cut through bureaucratic red tape to speed up the recovery. there are still thousands of homes and businesses witho

well i don't think anyone believes them for minutes unless the adamant sort of remains like mr soros. it's perfectly clear from previous research that if russia was tweeting had made no difference whatsoever but is very hypocritical of this new group which backs. an anti breck suit campaign which is for overturning the democratic will of the british people to start talking about the russians influencing democracy it's also rather strange because the only blatant foreign influence in the referendum campaign came from the remains side after all president barack obama came over from washington d.c. paired with the british prime minister and told the british people that they should vote for him in the european union he even threatened them he said that if they didn't vote for him in the european union then he would make sure that trade negotiations with great britain would not continue would go to the back of the queue to put it. we saw the irish prime minister and the irish government wage an admit to waging a propaganda campaign on behalf of remain among the irish citizens living and he

adam housely from our west coast newsroom with more on mr. romney's run. hi, adam. >> hey, leland.assachusetts and the 2012 presidential nominee gave the keynote address last night at that dinner in utah making it official of course early in the day when he released a video with the official announcement that he will be running for the seat that's being vacated by long time senator orrin hatch. of course now he will be the june jor senator if he does -- junior senator if he does win. he somberly touched on the topic of the shooting in florida. he also addressed his hot and cold relationship with president donald trump in the last two years. and if he was to win, as a junior senator from utah, where does he stand with the current president? saying that they can find some common ground on topics like taxes, regulation, and smaller government. >> now i'm not always with the president on what he might say or do, and if that happens, i will call them like i see them. that way i have in the past. we can certainly work together and our agenda will be for the best interest of the people of

. >> adam schiff tweeted, wait a minute, mr. president, am i a phony or a monster. >> we shouldn't be fighting like this. we should all be on the team. that includessed adam schiff. >> you've got 93% approve of the job the president is doing. the conservative movemen movemes literally found a new leader. >> he's a nonpolitician. he doesn't think like one, act like one, speak like one. >> if we want to vote for a businessman, the one that has the master plan, then we can do that. ♪ >>> i used to like bon jovi, but then his politics -- >> la. >[ laughter ] >> i feel the same way about pete. >> welcome back. >> good to be here. i was in alabama talking to some folks in alabama. >> good to have you back. >> you went to israel. >> i went to israel. i was there for four days. i have an interview with the u.s. ambassador to israel, david freedman. if you haven't been there, you need to go. it's life-changing. big news overnight, for sure. we begin with a fox news alert. democrats finally releasing a redacted memo, countering claims of g

the democratic twitter response from congressman adam schiff, wrong again mr. president. it confirms the fbi acted appropriately and that russian agents approached two of your advisors and informed your campaign that russia was prepared to help you by disseminating stolen clinton emails. it comes as white house chief of staff general kelly is clamping down on white house security clearances after it was revealed that porter who was fired over a domestic abuse scandal never received a permanent security clearance. some of the president's closest advice sors including his son-in-law jared kushner are working with a temporary clearances. >> general kelly will make that call. >> reporter: until now kushner has had access to some of the most classified documents. elizabeth herr, abc news new york. >> 7:07 now. this just in from the closing ceremonies of the olympics in south korea. a north korean delegate said they're willing to hold nuclear talks with the u.s. on friday the white house imposed its largest package of sanctions on north korea. the move is meant to pressure nort

adams this is just over 15 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states, mr. trump companied by the sergeant general dr. gerald adams. [applause] president trump: thank you very much, ladies and gentlemen. i really appreciate you being here, and it's an honor for the first lady and i and a true ho

mr. trump sarcastically praising democratic adam schiff saying the obama administration could have taken a stronger stance against russia insulting him calling him little and leaking monster of no control. >> this is a president who claims vindication any time someone sneezes. i've said all along the obama administration should have done more. none of that is an excuse for this president to sit on his hands. >> reporter: the president insisting special counsel robert mueller's indictment of 13 russians and three russian entities for attempting to sway the elegislation vindicates him and saying it proves there was no collusion between his campaign and russia despite the fact that mueller's investigation into potential collusion is ongoing. now the president heads back to washington this afternoon with a stunning headline from the l.a. times that that former campaign aid rick gates has agreed to testify against the former campaign chairman paul manafort and is also expected to plead guilty to fraud related charges within days. >> thank you very much for all of that. let's discuss everythin

mr. smith talks about founding fathers john adams, thomas jefferson, james madison and james monroe and their legacies as presidents. this 50-minute talk is part of a series on the founders hosted by the society of the four arts in palm beach, florida. >>> good morning. i'm excited and honored that after twice turning me down, richard norton smith finally said yes. he is the foremost expert on the presidency and everything related to the presidency. we needed him to start the 2018 series. after graduating mag na comag n couple loud, it could be said this is where his interest in the presidents began. but he said, no, he has been interested ever since he was a child. he visited every president's grave site and the first one he went to was when he was only nine years old. he is head of the six presidential libraries. our next speaker said, of richard norton smith's fabulous book, and you've got to read it, patriarch, published in 19 t93,e said, kweequote, we think of th washington administration of the golden age of patriotism, which it is. but it also had negative campaigning, leaks to the pre

hun" goes " the ranking democrat on the house intelligence cee representative adam s chiff responded "quite the opposite, mr president," aled the memo "shoddy." schiff has authored a counter- edmo, which remains classi the author of the g.o.p. memo, chairman of the house intell nunes, said on fox news yesterday that there is no evidence of collusion between donald trump and russia and thae he released th out of a" obligation to the american people." when asked if he had read the applications for surveillance warrants, nunes admitted that he did not personally review them, but rather he relied on fellow intelligence committeeember republican trey gowdy. representative gowdy tweeted that he has serious concerns about the fisa process but he is "100% confident in special counsel robert mueller"" and "the contents of this memo doot in any w discredit his investigation." in his first week as acting director of the consumer tnancial protection bureau, mick mulvaney sat president trump put him in the position to "protect people without trampling on capitalism." and one of mulvaney's more controversial moves was re

. >> adam schiff tweeted, wait a minute, mr. or a monster. >> we shouldn't be fighting like this. we should all be on the team. that includessed adam schiff. >> you've got 93% approve