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mr miller. will you please. please my celestial prize of nearly. eight thousand dollars goes to the racer who comes first driving a traditional sled. them. for so many million people that it's come. over the. machine but much of what i need. to see mr mention. oh. oh. oh not for a year. oh it's close. here for years. do you know i. i thought. we could. more. but it was last week or two to show. you. it was sad it didn't change his first day as race leader that night he told his rival live koskie how to give his dogs a healing message. for getting. rid of. the social issues the move she's miserable. but. you could be sympathetic but guess what. here's. are they were going through the rose. bowl and hold it. up and all but i got a mole on that. one large one by wobbly fuckers i heard. on the next stage left coast be reclaimed his leading position and started clawing back the time difference. was the. first to fall for you has to go up again with a little soak up the for the defense got a little cookies at the very kewl put saddam was all through kick

mr. miller, thank you so much. ( cheers and applause ) thank you, yes. >> hello. >> stephen: mr. for joining to me today. i know there are a lot of people who'd like to talk to you right now. >> yes, stephen. a lot of people want to talk to me. the feeling is very foreign. so foreign that i want to deport it and capture its children. >> stephen: now, i understand you were a strong advocate for the child detention policy. were you happy with the results? >> oh, yes, stephen. this is my happy face. ( laughter ) stephen, as of june 9th, we have detained 2,342 children, taken from 2,206 parents, meaning 136 of those parents had more than one child. which, personally, i don't understand, because my parents swore an oath to never reproduce again after they had me. ( laughter ) >> stephen: well, i thought you had a younger brother. >> he tells everyone we're not related. ( laughter ) >> stephen: there was a huge public outcry against this policy. don't you have any sympathy for these kids? >> yes, of course, i do, stephen. at first, i felt sympathy attempting to jump the border of my hea

mr. miller walked outside. i don't know how long it would have gone on if mr. t."(nats) brian miller's records show a history of drug possession and driving while intoxicated but his lawyer says this was excessive.randall kallinen/ attorney"brian wants to be sure that the texas city police department is not unjustly kill someone or seriously injured them like they did to him."the texas city police department issued this statement."officer dricks' conduct was reviewed and he was subject to discipline which is under appeal. the texas city police department also referred this incident to the galveston county district attorney's office of public integrity which declined charges after reviewing all of the facts and circumstances." (jr stone) that was rose-ann aragon reporting... (vicki) newly-released video shows a woman chasing and hitting an alleged groper through a new york subway station. chantal ca this video chasing a man through the grand central terminal subway station. she says what the man did to her moments before sent her into a fury. so angry she says sh

mr. miller's investigation. -- mr.estigation. >> idris elba president is not above the law and is not amount -- not automatically immune -- it is settled that the president is not above the law and is not automatically immune. what the scope is of the criminal authority over the president is unsettled. i believe the president cannot or indicted while in office, that's the impeachment process. but i think this is one of the most important functions of the supreme court. our executive gets bigger, congress is increasingly dysfunctional, the court has a critical role to play in scaling back executive power. thank you, it's great to have you here. coming up next -- more to come, this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is balance of power, there is no question that the nfl is going through a rough patch, the colin kaepernick controversy, ratings have slipped, and even with all of that the nfl revenue sheet has not been stronger. williams, now is evan how are they making this much money? >> tv still has a huge

and mrs. miller that he would try a robbery and he conducts a home invasion. he waits for them in the garage. he forces the way in and steal some money individuals and make us to chicago where he was arrested and brought back to cleveland. he has made and and he received a lot of support from his family when he had these other -- i wouldn't say criminal second allows, but were all of the stolen items were returned and he promised never to do it again. chester went before a judge, one of the rulings i did notice was upholding racial segregation in housing in 1928 in cleveland. but it does before judge mcmahon shortly after, right around christmas 1928 and a judge thursday book at him. if you look at the ledger of who came before him on that day, chester pitts basically as much time behind bars as everybody else combined. so before he was 20, before he had graduated from college. he never returned to college. he was an inmate at the ohio state penitentiary. the president in the 1920s is somewhat similar, more or less similar to prison today with perhaps two exce

mr. fischer. ambassador miller. >> mr.irman, members of the committee, i am honored to appear before you today. i would like to thank the president and secretary of state for the trust and confidence they have placed in me as their nominee for ambassador to the people's republic of wang bangladesh. mr. chairman, i would like to introduce my partner michelle edelman and youngest son alexander who just finished an internship at the state department this week. i also want to recognize my son andrew who is completing his studies at the university of south florida. their love and support over the years have been invaluable as they accompanied me around the world. it has been a privilege to serve the american people in eight countries across five geographic regions over the past three decades and see my sons grow in such smart, caring, accomplished young men and even consider following in dad's footsteps. it is an honor to be nominated to serve the united states in such a strategically important country at such a critical time f

mr. miller said. that we don't at all my. name is that done and that was why the money was a debated today and there was. a man and a leg and then saying an n. s. and m. is many people and this is from this is made in that way that he did. this black list includes objects on show in the british museum in london but also in the pentagon in berlin although they were all acquired before nine hundred seventy turkey still wants them back. it's not a question of museums anymore because it's a request of the state of turkey. they also are in the process of overcoming. colonial attitudes towards cultural heritage and in this process they have started to realize that. countries in the west have not always been upfront about their practices of acquiring collections begin to do yeah savation. there is. a palooka. here's john dowd and they can i know. given busy i'm. busy i'm no gunson shante can play in kent and then just. the visual is said we've been engaged in an online i made. an event to shoot it in this new they are musing in thei

mr. miller, you've set back the jewish contribution to making the world spiritually whole through your arbitraryivision of these desperate people. the actions that you now encourage president trump to take make it obvious to me that you didn't get my, or our, jejewish message." addressing him by name. your thoughts about what he is saying about your sister's son? >> i'm not an extremely religiously observant person, but i takes years leave the admonitions which our faith has given us to protect the refugee and welcome the stranger. so i find myself not in disagreement with stephen miller's rabbi. is a greatstates country, a large country, a wealthy country. we have wonderful expertise in absorbing refugees and immigrants. the u.s. also has treaty obligations and laws, which enable us and regululate the management of refugee applications in the united states. the current administration is doing everything it can in order to reduce the total number of immigrants, be it legal or illegal. i think i do it for frankly democratic, political reasons. politicalphic, reasons. most think by 1945, people ar

mr. miller, the policy you helped to conceive and put into practice is cruel." tens of thousands of syrians have fled the northwest province of idlib, the last major rebel-held territory in syria, amid fears the syrian government will launch a full-out ground offensive. the united nations has warned an offensive could lead to the worsrst loss of life in 21st century. this is a man who fled from idlib to ththe turkish border. >> what hahappened was d destrun all over. burning. something you cacan't descscrib. it was strange. military planes. they did not differentiate between civilians and others. there are no bases. they wanted to target civilians. amy: in afghanistan, the death toll from tuesday's suicide bombing in the eastern province of nangarhar has risen to 68 people, with 165 more wounded. the attack came during a protest against a local police commander. no group has claimed responsibility for the attack so far. in brazil, jailed former president luiz inacio lula da silva has officially pulled out of the presidential race next month, after a supreme cour

right as he gets ready to deliver this opening speech written by his close aides stephen miller mr miller of course so very well plugged in to the trump thinking we'll go back to zain this rob in just a second we'll stay with these pictures and we'll talk to james bays again diplomatic editor so it's probably james going to be quite a robust speech necessarily mr trump maybe feeling a little bit isolated because all these issues he's on the of the sides of where other countries of the presidents of the prime minister's think he should they believe he should be in reality. yes absolutely interestingly the u.s. president has stopped to speak to reporters there's a group of reporters at that door i spend a lot of time at that door and very rarely do world leaders stop there i don't know if we're able to listen in and hear what he's saying. or. that much about it over. here. i don't think the sound is clear there from president trump with nikki haley the u.s. ambassador beside him there speaking to reporters though as he came into the united nations i think probably because he is late he has

divorced professional to man the midst of the steam well i can now can and has hunter ma'am and mr miller at the facility sorry she said there were hundreds of those who are here in or who are that are not for the city and a lot of. our limit of how dangerous. well i can has a mark whitman vertical. for seven hours that will have the number for a lot of exam for some a daughter more of them of the hook at the head of what's on the side of the good will of particular. person as i'm a southern r.c. and the oslo accords were an achievement and the role of norway crucial but they all timidly proved to be a stage in the peace process and the search for a just and lasting peace in the middle east still continues today. al jazeera world travels to the lebanese city of tripoli. to meet the widows living in one of the world's most ancient refuges. more than seven hundred years old it's still up holds the charitable tradition of sheltering those with no means of supporting themselves the widows sanctuary on al-jazeera. from the neon lights of asia. to the city that never sleeps. that has been rainy

mr. miller, thank you for your time. what does this all mean moving forward, sir? >> so i think this will be treated like a bomb shell inside the justice department and inside. it will lead to a lot of people, prosecutors, investigators concerned about what comes next in terms of whether the president has the ability to take control of the mueller investigation. i think it's a first step. there are two questions. one, who would take over as the acting attorney general, and two, who would take over as the supervisor for robert mueller. they are not the same person. i think there's a question about whether the next person in line would be noel francisco. there is a bit of an issue. he was a partner at jones day less than two years ago. they currently represent the trump campaign in the mueller investigation, and so he may have to recuse. in which case, it falls to the head of the office of legal counsel. neither of them have any prosecution experience. it would be unusual to have people with no prosecution experience overseeing one of the most serious and important i

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mr. miller, you've set back the jewish contribution to making the world spiritual whole through your arbitraryrate families at our southern border. and he also said this. the actions that you now encourage president trump to take make it obvious to me that you didn't get my or our jewish message. "outfront" now is rab beaumont comess-daniels. thank you for coming in. >> a pleasure. that you know for having me. >> thank you so much. why did you choose to speak out on this? >> well, i chose to speak out on it because it's something that is kind of sticks in the craw of the jewish people, because we've been refugees under so many conditions during so many times in history, and ultimately, what we need to make clear to anyone who's listening, certainly a senior adviser to the president, is what our values are, what our morals are, and when they're transgressed, we need to say something about it. >> miller's family attended your synagogue. they were members but they're not members anymore. did you reach out, rabbi, to the family directly before speaking out publicly? >> no, i didn't. you know, step

session and we wish her all success i would also like to express our gratitude and appreciation to mr miller's lovelight check for his leadership during the previous session. we paid tribute to the great efforts made by secretary general antonio terrorists to promote the united nations is a clear i. told you i know i would like to express our deepest condolences to the family of mr kofi annan and to the united nations on his passing. mahir was one of the most important symbols of the united nations promoting peace among nations. ladies and gentlemen the world is facing grave concerns grave challenges security challenges and economic challenges and political challenges that do not recognize any barriers and any boundaries this is a test to the united nations. if the international community. strives to achieve peace and security we must seek a comprehensive solutions according to international law and international resume lucian's you. while rejecting double standards and rejecting the rule of force. it is very important to have an international reference manifested in a legitimate order that re

linda blanchard to be ambassador to pennsylvania, earl robert miller to be ambassador to bangladesh, mr. daniel rosenblum to be ambassador to zach is done , -- to be represented to the united nations agencies for food and agriculture, ms. karen williams to be ambassador to the -- toic of sarah phnom, be ambassador to somalia, kevin sullivan to be ambassador to be u.s.a, mark rosen to executive director of the

mr. miller had with the finance minister. this is three days in a row.out to a near 72 print. that is remarkable. tell me what you see in mexican peso. pick it up here on these equity markets. today is is happened from a have seen a shift big foreign-exchange story into much more of an equity story. it's interesting because you have migration that's going to continue. that seems to be the narrative that we have watched over the last 24 hours. you saw a real weakness overnight out of asia that set into the european story this morning. this is again all driven by what is happening with the buck. at exactly the same time yesterday, i saw the same sort of news. the dollar got a bid. the weakness is coming into that. it's a dollar story, but it's becoming an equity story as well. tom: dow futures at -123. with first word news, here's taylor riggs. taylor: members of the senate judiciary committee get a chance to question brett kavanaugh today feared the opening t the high said tha n institution.be a there was a stunning upset and the massachusetts democratic

mr. miller's eller's probe.mu none of mr. manafort scribe that he admitted friday or was convicted of in a separate trial last month relates to such coordination, but the cooperation agreement is far-reaching, requiring him to be fully briefed, provide relativement material, participate in undercover activities, and respond whenever mueired by mr. ller's office. for one thing, mr. manafort is the first person to cooperate attended aeller, who june 2016 meeting at trump tower. that included donald trump, jr., jared kushner, and several russians. mr. trump is denied any wrongdoing. he said the manafort case has nothing to do with him. i got hit with a artificial witchhunt, mr. trump said. we want to know what you think about the manafort plea. democrats call in at (202) 748-8000. republicans call in at (202) 748-8001. independents (202) 748-8002. you can always reach us on social media, on twitter and on facebook. we also see the washington postal -- the washington coming in with this as well. guilty, mr. manafort told a federa

scharff: we saw some images last night, that alfred jacob miller painting that mr. och has. that is a dazzling array of stuff from miller that i have not seen. by the 1860's, you have people like thomas moran, george catlin had been painting in the west, and they would go with some of the expeditions to the west. you had an artist. he had a- cartographer. the maps themselves, and steve aaron mentioned he wanted to talk more about maps. but maps themselves are in some ways a romantic rendering. if you see a map that looks like oh, i can follow that river and have a farm there and do that kind of thing, those maps erase as much as they depict. i think your question opens up an enormous terrain of, what are thatisual representations we make in order to achieve the end and fulfill the values that we have? prof. blackhawk: i think we have time for one more question. we have two hands up. thomas hart benton, senior -- can you talk more about his feelings on slavery? we know how his son felt, but how about him, the senator? off. sides: he was the uncle the painter -- a great uncle,

mr. miller, that's not a separation of powers issue, is it? are these different facts, mr.ueller was the don michael .23 department justice regulations. >> i don't want to talk specifically about current events, but i will fare back to what i've read about special council. >> i'm not asking you to decide the case, just read the paper. you watch television? the special counsel statute in question doesn't exist anymore, does it. >> been up and counsel does not exist any more, since 1999. traditional special counsel i have written about is the ordinary way that outside investigations -- >> but is that an executive branch function? >> it that is ordinarily by the attorney general. >> who is a matter of what? >> the executive branch. >> last time i checked, that's not a separation of powers issue. >> traditionally, as i have written, has been executive branch. >> the question is, if someone is appointed special counsel by the department of justice regulations, the authority over implementing those regulations and overseeing those regulation regulations. all i can say is that tha

that sarcasm i'm not sure at the end that we also understand james that mr trump's speech has been in the main crafted by steven miller i mean steven miller you know his role in this administration in washington he has given the administration some areas some policy areas that have proved lingering and also at times highly problematic but he. he's always been involved in those very robust policies that mr trump then takes to his his campaign style rallies so we're not probably i would guess going to get a speech from mr trump this touchy feely care for the world might we get a speech that's more it's america first still and we want to work with you but it's about us. yes so that's definitely the case we will i think we're going to get an america first speech steven miller comes from the time of stephen bannon there at the beginning of the white house sees a close follower of mr bannon the chief strategist the architect of america first i said there was an occasion in the past when president obama missed his slot and the u.s. president didn't speak second it seems president trump has missed his slot because he's not he

the honorable earl robert miller to be ambassador to bangladesh. mr. daniel rosenblum to be ambassador to uzbekistan. mr. tip tom to the u.s. representative to the united nations agencies for food and agriculture. ms. karen williams to be ambassador to the republic observed on. the honorable donald camacho to be ambassador to somalia. mr. kevin sullivan to be ambassador to nicaragua. mr. mark rosen to be the u.s. direct executor of the international monetary fund. is there a motion to favorably report these nominations and block the voiceover? >> second. >> some of his second, the questions to report favorably denominations are all in favor will say i appeared opposed. with that, the eyes have it in the nominations are agreed to. i complete the business. staff be authorized to make technical and conforming language. without -- without without objection the business enable it to and we will begin again to hearing and i thank you all for being here. you've completed your opening statement i think. let me move to another part. our first witness today is t

mercedes miller and for the late mr. art peterson. roen roen >> if there is no further business before us today, i think we can adjourn. >> that concludes our business for today. >> thank you, ladies and gentlemen, we're adjourned. >> families and students from this school, from cesar chavez, from john o'conel, and other schools around the district that we're so lucky to be a part of. i want you to come to this area so that you can actually see the lineup of amazing speakers and hear what they have to say. [speaking native language] >> without further adieu, i'd like to introduce richard aya on behalf of mission promise neighborhood. thank you. [applause] >> gracias. thank you, principal de la rios moran. bienvenidos. i'm the director of mission promise neighborhood. we all know that we are in the midst of a housing crisis. according to the school district, more than 2,000 -- there are more than 2,000 homeless students in san francisco unified, and the majority of them are latino, in the face of this crisis, this school right here, bu

mercedes miller and for the late mr. art peterson. roen roen >> if there is no further business before us today, i think we can adjourn. >> that concludes our business for today. >> thank you, ladies and gentlemen, we're adjourned. >> clerk: this is the committee meeting. item number 1 is called to order [roll call] >> president tsen: >> president tsen: ok. good morning, everyone. i would like to give a shout out to our president and to fellow commissioners. always nice to see you here. and to others. >> clerk: item number 2 is general public comment. >> are there any items we anyone who has public comment? next on the agenda. >> clerk: item number 3 consent agenda. three a, approving the minutes of the june 19th 2018 meeting. >> i move approval. >> second. >> all in favour? >> aye. >> rachel hiatt from the treasure island mobility agency will give us an update. this builds off of the discussion from last week's meeting on planning for a ferry service and building into the planning of toll and transit pass policies. >> good morning. g

the miller center has been very helpful. i know mrs. rob talked earlier about having the phone calls with her father to various fingers. we use those extensively, from president johnson, we use -- president kennedy didn't record his phone calls, but recorded himself on a dictaphone and the miller center has those. so from those kinds of sources. and there's an authenticity when you look at the actual foot an. we hear that people really feel like they're watching television at the time. >> so you've done "the 60s." >> a little bit of "the 2000s." >> one which is the most highly rated? >> all of the shows have been done really well in the ratings, but they seem to go up every year, which only makes sense test. >> the first part of 2000. which presidential speech is the most motional or the one that you said somebody, i just have one minute to watch a presidential clip. which one is the most emotional where you think is the most memorable? >> i'd have to say in terms of the speech, i would say lbj's speech at the end of the speech right af

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mr ma, one of china's richest men, will hand over the reins. monica millern singapore. and the winner is daniel zhang, currently chief executive at the company and he has been there for around 11 years and helped it to grow from a successful e—commerce site but now it is an entertainment hub and also additional payment service. well mr ma is one of the richest men in china are worth $6 billion and table remain as director of the board until 2020. the online giant is one of the most valuable companies in the world. last month —— last march they recorded revenue of $40 billion. mr ma on his 54th birthday explained his exit strategy ina birthday explained his exit strategy in a letter and said that the world is big and i'm still young so i want to try new things. he was previously an english teacher, he likes to perform, he performed in fact as michaeljackson in front of his employees last year. so he is going to go back to education and focus as well on his beloved tropical africa. i like that line, the world is big and i'm still young. a mixed picture today i

. >> mary miller just told her unless you're going to stand up in a court of law and say this in front of your parents and mr. hernandez, you need to stop talking. >> reporter: the investigative unit has spoken with ten victims who accused seven teachers dating back decades and said their reports went nowhere. with miller leaving students say it's time for the school to start a new legacy. >> not words but deeds. it's the motto of presentation that was being completely thrown in the gutter. by its own leadership and the hypocrisy of it. it was horrific. >> there is no way that this happens without the bravery of women. >> the message is when you know what's right, when you know the truth, keepfying for it. >> reporter: the school declined our request for an interview. after months of silence on this issue, the archdiocese of san jose released a statement with the bishop saying he commends the courageous women coming forward and hopes the change in leadership will help them heal and recover. >> thank you very much. vicky and the investigative unit were the first to break the scandal at presentation high. to w

deal and and each side is getting something obviously mr mann for is getting a lighter lighter punishment what it what is. the special counsel miller and his team getting out of this and what does it mean for president trump. moeller is getting a participant in the june ninth meeting between the top of the campaign and officers working for the russian government so he's getting somebody who's been on the inside he's talking now has cooperation from somebody who was probably the main person keeping the candidate donald trump informed about any collaboration between the tom campaign and the russians so i think donald trump is in big trouble right now because i think paul metaphor knows about whatever conspiracy may have occurred i also think paul metaphor is high gas to testify against a wide array of other people including other influence brokers in washington d.c. i think a lot of the swamp creatures in washington are sleeping pretty uneasy tonight and how how big a player is is metaphor in all of a sudden he's considered kind of a big fish in all of this isn't the. yes i mean paul metaphor it's been very important person in americ

case for a minute to come pain to overthrow mr hussein in two thousand and fifteen she admitted that she was wrong about her w m d stories now judith miller is on fox news she's become a full member of the council on foreign relations and she is treated as credible on mainstream media when she talks about chemical weapons in syria but point out of this action we choose to do or the red line weekend that used chemical weapons which bashar assad and russia aided by russia and iran have begun to use we can we take the impunity. and then there's sean hannity the prime time fox personality these are his words back in two thousand and three this madman has killed a million and a hip people and gas children he has six he does it again just like many of his colleagues sean hannity was wrong about weapons of mass destruction in iraq but it hasn't stopped his career now he's calling for regime change again this time in iran for me ask you and you have helped organize what's happening today you are in touch with them every day. how do you win a revolution without weapons and then there was phil donahue he was the lone voice on n.b.c. opposing the wa

linda blanchard to be ambassador to pennsylvania, earl robert miller to be ambassador to bangladesh, mr. daniel rosenblum to be ambassador to zach is done , -- to be represented to the united nations agencies for food and agriculture, ms. karen williams to be ambassador to the -- toic of sarah phnom, be ambassador to somalia, kevin sullivan to be ambassador to be u.s.a, mark rosen to executive director of the international. so moved and seconded. nominations, all in favor will say aye. the eyes --ayes have it. mick technical and conforming changes. that, without objection, the business meeting will adjourn and we will begin and end with that hearing. i think i'll of those for being here. part. move to another our first witness is andrea thompson for arms control and international security. we had a chance to speak in the back. thank you for being here. david, undersecretary of defense for policy, thank you both. if you could summarize in five minutes any written materials you have without objection, will be entered into the record. we thank you for being here. it is an important hearing

into the incident in 2013, in which mr glushkov was apparently taken ill after drinking champagne with two russian men. tributes have been paid to the us rapper mac millerr—old, whose real name was malcolm mccormick, was found at his home near los angeles. he rose to fame after topping the us charts with his debut album in 2011. earlier this year, the musician went through a well—publicised break—up with his long—term girlfriend, the singer ariana grande. earlier, i spoke to bbc radio 1xtra dj semtex, who was one of the first djs to interview mac miller. i asked him about the man her remembers. mac miller was an amazing person, first and foremost. he was just really humble, kind—hearted, funny, incredibly creative. from a hip—hop point of view, he was one of the best as an mc, one of the most versatile, articulate mcs, he was one of the greatest. and you were the first person to interview him in the uk. what was it that stood out to you about him and the talent that he had? the innocence of the music. the first mix tape that he put out and the first set of singles and the videos, they all had the look and the feel. nikes on my feet was a classic of that

why would special counsel miller and his team agree why would they push for this play because presumably there must be something in it. for them the idea being that he that mr manifold would provide something useful in their investigation into meddling in the u.s. election. well that's an excellent question first the plea agreement and paragraph six and seven of the agreement which i've read have to do with cooperation with not with mr mueller per se but with federal prosecutors so i think the interest here is is quite significant mr mann afford had a lot of ties with the russian government dating back to the soviet era with ukrainian government there is a wealth of intelligence that he has that i think is of interest to federal prosecutors and frankly to our own intelligence services in the u.s. so there's a lot of information here as there was in the cohen case the cohen case has to do with attacks evasions and so forth that discredited certainly the president's lawyer in this case it has to do with mr mann or ford's extensive dealings so i think there is a lot of reason to have interest and to proffer a plea agreement with mr mann afford to get that info

mr. rosenstein by the justice department, one of president trump's lawyers that if he resigns, robert miller'sussian probe should be paused. today, white house press secretary sarah sanders said she would go further. >> i'd go a step further, i think it should end because they spent a year and a half and they found nothing because there is nothing. there was no collusion, i think the american people are ready for this to wrap up. we have seen absolutely no shred of evidence that the president or anybody on his team had any wrongdoing in the campaign and i think it's time to wrap this up and move forward. >> melissa: democrats warned that firing rosenstein could harm the mueller investigation of a former director national intelligence james clapper says the russian probe cannot be stopped. >> at this stage, i think the speed investigation pretty far-reaching and there are tentacles of it that extend beyond the immediate investigation. so i think it would be very hard to turn it all off even if the president wanted to, which i guess he would. so i don't think rosenstein's departure necessarily i

mr. trump's more misguided impulses until he is out of office. in other countries, matt miller, they sometimes call this a coup. >> yeah, i think this op-ed one way to read it is one answer to the question that really i think we have all wrestled with since the beginning of the administration. that is, what is the obligation of an official serving in the government when they see the president acting recklessly, at times in violation of the law. you can make an argument that people in the national security responsibility, maybe people who have responsibility in economic positions, you know, there is an argument they should stay and try to constrain the president. and then there are other people, you think of people in the press office who are serving mainly to enable him. they often go after critics. and i think the question i would real really pose for the author of this piece, whoever he or she may be, is writing an op-ed like this enough? certainly you have a duty if you're inside the government to try to prevent the president from acting irrationally and prevent him from doi

miller and john baron to promote those stories. his father used to go around in work under the persona mr. dream to anonymously look at properties. this is an old trump tool of the trade. they have been doing it forever. and he's now going after people who have used the same devices he has because he's profoundly paranoid. >> and david corn, the advice he's getting is just laughable at every level. the idea that there is an affidavit that you could get someone to sign that would in any way create a legal jeopardy is an utter fantasy. there is no legal case in which to issue this affidavit. affidavits are part of civil lawsuits. they can be part of other judicial proceedings. they can be part of criminal cases. there is no case here. anyone there can sign an affidavit there saying anything, and they won't incur the slightest legal jeopardy. >> it is like his dependance on ndas, he thinks it can work. he's entering into a wilder ee of mirrors at the moment because he doesn't know who he can trust and he wants to have a leak investigation. that reminds me of two things about the nixon days. i broke a story based on records that beca