mr. miller has been working as a partner at perk kins coe in seattle, washington. through all of these positions, he's argued more than 60 appeals, including 16 in the supreme court of the united states and over 30 in the federal courts of appeals. i welcome both of you and your families. at this point, i'd like to administer the oath, so would you please rise? please raise your rights hands. do you affirm that the testimony you are about to give before the committee will be the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so help you god? thank you. you may be seated. judge bade, we'll have you go first, and i welcome you and give you the chance to give the remarks you wish to give at this time and recognize your family and friends, if you wish to, those who are in attendance today. so, judge, you may proceed. >> thank you. thank you, senator crapo, for chairing this hearing. i'd also like to thank chairman grassley and ranking member feinstein for scheduling the hearing and the judicial committee for considering my nomination. i thank president trump for no

board of elections mr miller is ultimately responsible for the election process in the district of columbia for miller enter team that means long days filled with plenty of overtime hours focusing on one thing and one thing only we want to make sure our systems are secure one makes sure coworkers are trying no easy test protecting the upcoming midterm elections from any form of cyber interference has been declared a national security issue the white house and congress across party lines are on the same page no one wants a repeat of what happened in the two thousand and sixteen presidential elections when so-called russian government cyber actors managed to gain access to u.s. election infrastructure i'm here to say the warning lights are brick only can read again. today the digital infrastructure that serve this country is literally under attack congress approved three hundred eighty million dollars in march this year for all fifty states to share so they can beef up cyber security measures look the u.s. department of homeland security has formed special task forces and offers services to s

mr miller sparrow this state has failed to provide safe drinking water so coca-cola like any company is taking advantage of a gap in the needs to be felt people need water or something else to drink so coca-cola comes in. later or as i want to call it is an offering for daily work and enough for him to god to. use in indigenous coaches these posh liquor which has always been the favorite rich trying to hook on us on the same the. if someone has no money and if they can use the soft drinks a form of currency. years or whatever those could be good secured at least so yes dragon coca-cola will take everything back out of your body it will. no longer mint that previously it was estimated that thirty percent of the population consumed chalk drinks now it's fifty percent. one of the big consequence slips out of diseases that people come to the hospital none of them are bastardy can tell you. i haven't had my regular check on them since ascending and that was when they detected this should be to see. if there is no way in san cristoval and the surrounding municipalities water is not drinkin

mr miller will be. fired and he has already fire men the f.b.i. has many of our law enforcement and their hide their antennae says. because why is this ridiculous antony. that's typical liberal attitude these people attack the president they don't like the president from day one you don't work with them all they want to do is fight the resident the president is not going because the president actually had no use that money he did he said that if if the house represented the people if they ask for the president to present even his tax rate cut he would do the same and put the house of representatives in the house as a as any i accept last year the haters are going to hate this i have added it was that if i had to go back and live with that then they have not gone better than cram horseback in that has action to i'm just i'm just really thought it was a move to low on he would do everything you know and just say what happened think you're above the laws knowing the president has the rest like the no i'll tell you land all along block that's the prob

mr. miller used to work, and this ad, it's a web video, no money behind it designed to inflame the base, but it's a new low. sometimes you get tired of saying that. this is an invasion ad, doubling and tripling down on the word that has been so much in the news that the synagogue shooter used and it's about fear and divisiveness and it will not look good in the eyes of history. >> it's a video designed to have people fight about it on tv. period. >> also scare people. >> when people are fighting about it on tv, if he wanted to scare people without the fighting on tv part they would put money behind it and put it on ads during football games, which they have not done. >> and it's just a tweet. this is an american that announced talks with the north koreans on twitter. this has much more power than a traditional ad because it's going out immediately to 55 million people which he would not be able to do with an ad. >> self selected people that logged on to the president's twitter and follow the president so they want to know what he says. >> and a few million russian bots. but who is counti

mr. miller, the ceo from halliburton. they are here in new york to ring the opening bell.out how halliburton 100 -- it kicks off next year. tell me how the business of oil has changed. >> thanks. it is great to be here. oil service is a fascinating business. the technology moves so quickly. with what we have done at halliburton in particular with kept oil andt has gas competitive with everything else. goodty is it is a very industry today and a very efficient form of energy. alix: talking about that because of all the technology. take a look at the oil price versus your stock. last time you were at that price, oil was a 22. how do you explain the underperformance? jeffrey: look. outlook on the business, the fact is it is better. we went through four years of downturn, a lot of underinvestment in oil and gas. it is coming home to roost. the reality is our outlook for oil and gas and the supply and demand is constructive. i think we will see that play out over the next year. i like we are at the beginning of a response cycle for oil and gas, particularly services. alix: the

mr. miller is in jeopardy. >> the president and his attorneys are still weighing whether to go special counsel, robert mueller, written answers to questions about the rush investigation.if they agree it could happen as soon as tomorrow. there appears to be no sense of urgency here at the white house to find a permanent replacement for the departed attorney general, jeff sessions. according to white house officials, matt whitaker can state his position as interim attorney general for at least 200 days. there is every indication, that they like him exactly where he is. lou: john roberts from the white house. thank you. still coming today, we spoke with a congressman who has had enough politics. ask him how he feels about the future of the republican party. and how it compares to what you're feeling, what you are thinking. up next, the national left-wing media continues to bash president trump. they had been at it for almost 2 years now trying to delegitimize the president they resent. my, my, my, the poor darlings. >> sometimes behavior should be unacceptable to anybody who believes in the ideal

mr. miller used the original tools of the trade. he took raw wood and he turned it into the fine details we now see from the flowing robes to the distinctive veins in her hands. it was really remarkable to see this hunk of wood turn into a real person. now, both artists learned their techniques by studying in the studio of stone carvers, a special art that requires intense dedication, patience, skill, and practice. we're so fort national that artists such as these carry on tradition that make vermonters proud. it reminds me of a time as a child when i'd go in and watch stone carvers at work where my father was born in berry, and watch them turn stone into pieces of pure art. here they're turning wood into an incident, and the reason they're -- it's being made out of wood instead of stone for the substitute -- statue is that wood would weigh less. i grew up from the vermont statehouse. ceres was always in our sights -- walking to school, coming back from school, being out with my brother and sister, my parents. we'd always see ceres.

mr. miller was subpoenaed by the grand jury that is being run by the special counsel's office. he was subpoenaed to hand over documents and testify. he rejected the subpoena. he challenged the subpoena. he said, mueller has no authority to give him a subpoena. and they have turned his case into a legal vehicle to try to have the very appointment of robert mueller declared unconstitutional. and as i said, i'm not a lawyer, i don't know how this will go. clearly the plaintiffs here want this to go all the way to the supreme court. the lawyer for the roger stone guy spoke with reporters outside today's hearing and explained bluntly he wants this case to get to the supreme court as soon as possible because brett kavanaugh is there and with brett kavanaugh there on the court he thinks president trump will get basically whatever he wants when it comes to limitations on the russia investigation. >>> the court hearing today, though, was not a supreme court hearing, it was at the d.c. appeals court, one level below the supreme court. we will see if this ever gets to the supremes. but wh

means through the vest a geisha as you mentioned robert muller is a former prosecutor i follow mr miller'sinvestigation very closely i think we may be we may be surprised at the impact that his findings will have when they're released in the coming weeks or months. democrats will hold them accountable with their investigations coming from the house of representatives. and so they will hold donald trump in terms of his legislative gains and they'll hold him accountable and the third thing they have to do is they have to sharpen their message so that going into two thousand and twenty it's a referendum yes on donald trump but it continues to be a referendum on the direction of the country we want to thank you very much for joining us this afternoon to share your perspective on this vote nelson cunningham as we mentioned president of mclarty associates we appreciate it thank you. well now we're turning to cameron where seventy nine boarding school students who were taken hostage by separatists have been released reports say that the kidnappers are still holding three adults taken from the sch

mr miller will be. the fire and he has or the fire man the f.b.i. has many of our law enforcement and he says that's right because why is this ridiculous antony. that's a typical liberal attitude these people attack the president they don't like the president from day one you don't work with them all they want to do is fight the rise and the president is not only because the president actually had no use that money he did he said that if the house represented the people if they ask for the president to present even his tax rate cut he would do the same and put the house of representatives in the house as a as any i have noted last year the haters are going to hate this i'm not a witness of that it was that if i had to go back and live with that then they have not gone is better than crime horseback or that has action to i'm just i'm just curious what it was a move to low on he would do everything you know and just say let's help and think they're above the laws knowing the president has the respect the law and all along blocking that's the problem p

mr miller will be. fired and he has or the man the f.b.i. has many of our law enforcement and the high desert anthony says. because why is this ridiculous antony. that's a typical liberal attitude these people attack the president they don't like the president from day one you don't work with them all they want to do is fight the rise and the president is not only because the president actually had no use that money he did he said that if if the house represented the people if they asked for the president to present even his tax rate cut he would do the same and put the house of representatives in the house as a as any i accept last year the haters are going to hate this i'm not a witness of that it was that he's fighting back in a way that's been they have not gone better than crime horseback to that has action to i'm just i'm just really thought it was a move to low on he would do everything you know and just they let him back and think they are above the laws knowing the president has the rest let them know i'll tell you land all along bl

mr miller will be. fired and he has already fired man the f.b.i. has many of our law enforcement high desert and he says that's because why is this ridiculous antony. that's a typical liberal attitude these people attack the president they don't like the president from day one you don't work with them all they want to do is fight the rise and the president is not only because the president actually had no use that money he did they said that if if the house represented the people if they asked for the president to present even his tax rate cut he would do the same and put the house of representatives in the house it's as any i have noted last year the haters are going to hate this and that a way is that it was that he tried to go back in a way that's been they have not gone better than crime horseback and that has action to i'm just i'm just really thought it was a move to low on he would do everything you know and just the let's help and think they're above the laws knowing the president has the rest let them know i'll tell you land all along bloc

mr. miller, 97 yards. >> you know the previous longest run in 2014, same guy. >> bigger, faster. >> exactly. >> he's good. >> good morning, everyone. now to this news. general motors. once the bellwether of american manufacturing. it plans to cut thousands of jobs even though it's profitable. it will affect 15% of the white collar workers. gm may close one canadian plant and four more in the united states. chairman and ceo mary barra says the move gives them flexibility to invest in the future. kris van cleave is at a gm dealership just outside washington. kris, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. americans preference for suvs is part of what's driving gm away from sedans. the company is looking to get leaner and pivot its focus to electiric and autonomous vehicles. gm closed up nearly 5% yesterday. and comes with a lot of controversy. >> i moved my family twice for this company and they do this to me. >> reporter: outrage over general motors decision to drop six underperforming sedans came quick. >> we don't like it. >> reporter: from president trump. >> i think you'll see something e

times and she was so politically she was in the past successful already gave up her position as dr miller mr president as we say absolved for the job of secretary general of the c.d.u. on a federal level so first thing this is a decision a bold decision a risky decision and she will stand on the shoulder of her previous says she's going to make it to the pub top position of to see you but then again she's not something like a miniature miracle many miracles yes you know you hear this but i think it would be wrong to correct rice may be wrong but the reality is a lot of people are going to think that immediately this is a mini america what would you advise it like to to do well in times of change it is the year of the outsider with mr mccraw everywhere in the world pretty much as the outsiders coming in i don't see how she especially after we heard that press conference today where she wasn't even willing to criticize angela merkel to actually distance herself from her and actually you know tell a story of how things are going to be different with her but if you look at the other candidates a

mr. big gets killed off. >> is that tonight? >> the shocking plot twist from the shelved "sex and the city" three script was revealed on the podcast origins with james andrew millerfor mr. big to die of a heart attack in the shower relatively early on in the film making the remainder of the movie more about how carrie recovers from big's death than about the relationship of the four women. >> miller hints that he saw part of the script and says people close to kim catrall felt it didn't offer much for her character of samantha. >> i'm done. >> kim told piers morgan she was hurt by the fallout and gave a dig to sjp. >> any kind of negative press about something i've been saying for almost a year no that i'm demanding or a diva, specifically sarah jessica parker is i think she could have been nicer. i really think she could have been nicer. i don't know what her issue is. >> catrall also revealed her relationship with all her former gal squad was never really tight. kim said she couldn't remember the last time they spoke. >> i don't see them. the common ground we had was the series and the series is over. >> despite kim's comments, a few months later sarah jessica

mr. mueller. special counsel miller. so, i would do anything and everything in my power to have the findings presented not only to the congress but to the people of the united states. >> harris: the incoming chairman of the senate judiciary committee, lindsey graham, says he's not worried about whitaker but he would like to see a vote on a bill to protect the special counsel. >> jeff flake says not going to support judges until we get a vote on the mueller protection bill, which i wrote, by the way. some people think it's unconstitutional. i feel good about it. i think the best thing the senate could do is just bring this bill to the floor. having said all that, i don't see any indication at all that the mueller probe is going to be interfered with by mr. whitaker or president trump. >> harris: wow, there's a lot going on there. >> lawrence: a couple things -- first of all, here's what the democrats are trying to anticipate. just allow it to happen. if you decides to fire him, then you guys can take action. >> harris: wh

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demise of nato power amidst the hundred year anniversary of a mr de posable coming up in today's going on the ground the first time with david miller of lobbyist investigated spin watch david thanks so much for go. well being a legal activity here in britain what's in your new report concerning the united arab emirates when we look at the loping in this country which really starts as a result of the arab spring where the moving slowly perhaps towards democracy and we see the arab spring which promises democracy and they don't like it so they decide that they're going to set a face against them to try and undermine the possibility of democracy in their country or they would say standing up for you a traditions and people will know the u.a.e. is a dubai is a tourist destination and so they spent a lot of stars but a lot of money particular in this country to try and marginalize the opposition and that country and also in this country so they try to pressurize the british government for example to investigate the muslim brothers and british government exceeded to that amount they pressured them in particular by threatening to withhold

mr. walsh: can i go to laurel next? ms. millerin terms of what might be counterproductive, it is good the u.s. government now precedes a sense of urgency about negotiating a political settlement. but it would be distinctly counterproductive in my view is that urgency were converted into expediency. and if u.s. internal expectations are not properly theged to recognize that process of negotiating a peace agreement that has some realistic prospect of being implemented and enduring is going to be very hard. about why, and what are some issues that will have to be negotiated, but i do not think there is an expedient solution here that also has a prospect of being implemented. there is a conceivable version of a peace agreement that might be negotiated quickly, and that a partial, or a thin agreement rather than a comprehensive agreement, one they put in place with an interim government, makes a commitment on the part of the u.s. and nato to drawdown forces , without which there will be no peace agreement, and then adopt principles and

republican campaign veteran tim miller of the firm definers public affairs to link facebook's critics to billionaire george soros a favorite target of and i semites on social media mr zuckerberg now says he and mr ms sandberg only learned of the link of the definers in the times his attempt to defend seem to actually confirm his disengagement from matters that now threaten facebook's future. mexican president elect under andres manuel lopez obrador on law has offered an olive branch to his critics and business class by appointing eight business men yes they are all men businessmen to a business advisory council in an online video on low said we need the support of the business sector so. that there is investment in so we can create jobs but while no reached out the mexican central bank seemed to fire a warning shot raising interest rates by a quarter point to eight percent citing concerns about the incoming president's policy proposals that said experts had expected interest rate increase due to the volatility of the peso. and we now head to paris and archie charlotte dubinsky to not only talks tariffs and wine but her story has legs as i said earlier related to a

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would be cracking if mr samad was here on a facebook live chat to engage with his audience directly that's a great suggestion ian will simply take you up and up and noticed as miller said this is our first on a vastly so let's take a look at what we promised to you last year when we launched the show join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. welcome to another part of our fit here at the alex salmond show now last year alex picked to be visit to interview one of the world's most expedient leaders president michel.

would be cracking if mr samad was here on the facebook live chat to engage with his audience directly that's a great suggestion he will simply take you up and up and noticed as miller said this is our first on a vastly so let's take a look at what we promised you last year when we launched the show join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to us from the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. welcome to another part of our fit here at the alex i mean show now last year alex picked to be interviewed one of the world's most expedient leader is president michel aoun of lebanon seven hundred members of the boy general to go thieving lebanon from vichy control and declaring independence in one thousand nine hundred forty one and i can see alex here winning the scene see a button but it. was my shot general who had a very cool customer as you say he's seen all of these is many many years in poland politics but they've been i interviewed him he just extracted his prime minister from the the tender mercies of of saudi arabia and was he a same with his cabinet he speaks great english is conducted to be not a bit becaus

mr. powell's comments thing reflect a shift in at the central bank or not and or the es it mean markets and the economy? joining us tonight michael fa, the cht money management firm farr miller and washington. thanks for joining us tonight. >> pleasure, bill great to be here. >> a lot of debate whether under the criticism of the president recent did the fed chair blink? is this a game changer for markets and economy? what do you think. >> you know, bill, a little bit. i think steve liesman said it, what the market hrd washat the fed is not hell bent on raising rates. that they are going to do the what jay powell has said he was going to do all along, which is be data dependent. i think that data dependency, walking through the dark room full of >> right. >> is reassuring to markets. >> now, is this dsh doeshs it have you rethinking your i don't know what you've been doing with the market lately. butay clearly t wall street changed their thinking about the market. it seemed like a green light went on. at about for you? >> you know, i continue to think probably the risk tra of the fang stocks is something that's over with. think the shift we have seen to value is going to be w

would be cracking if mr samad was here on a facebook live chat to engage with his audience directly that's a great suggestion the end will certainly take you up and up and noticed as miller said this is our first and a vastly so let's take a look at what we promised to you last year when we launched the show join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. welcome to another part of our set here at the alex salmond shu now last year i'll expect to be rich to interview one of the world's most experienced leaders president michel aoun of lebanon seven hundred members as a boy general to go thieving lebanon from vichy control and declaring independence in one thousand nine hundred forty one and i can see alex you're wearing the same suit bottom but it. was short so generally very cool customer as you say all it is is maybe.

be cracking if mr samad was here on a facebook live chat to engage with his audience that actually has a great suggestion the end will certainly take you up and that i noticed as miller said this is our first and a vastly so let's take a look at what we promised to last year when we launched the show join me every thursday on the alex salmon show and obviously going to get us out of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. welcome to another part of our fit here at the alex i mean hugh now last year alex great to be to interview one of the world's most expedient leader is president michel aoun of lebanon seven hundred members is the boy general to go through thing lebanon from vichy control and declaring independence in one thousand nine hundred forty one and i can see alex here waiting the same suit a button but it changed my shirt so generally a very cool customer as you say he's seen it all it is is many many years in poland in politics but they've been i interviewed him he just extracted his prime minister from the the tender mercies of of saudi arabia and was he a same with his cabinet he speaks great english is conducted to be

will take over the justice department, it is mr sessions' chief of staff who will be the acting attorney general. this might be in the wings of the robert miller the senate last night, the republicans picking up at least easy, this is to his detriment and to tramp's gain. a lot of people said he didn't have the votes to bring ina said he didn't have the votes to bring in a new attorney general before the election, but with at least three republican seats, i feel like the president felt more emboldened to push out his attorney general. keeper bobby felt more emboldened when his friend in the senate gave him some support on this. lindsay graham was one of the champions ofjeff sessions, because they served in the senate is together. do we think that lindsay graham, who has been very favourable to donald trump, in ways that might surprise some people, given how critical he used to be of donald trump, as somebody who is looking at jeff sessions' job. i don't think there is any coincidence that the passenger of the un has resigned, she is from south carolina. she becomes an instant front runner of the attorney generaljob and of course, the former am

miller lacks the capacity. a beer before watching the raiders might not be a bad idea. >> a franchise first for oakland also happen tuesday be a franchise worst. welcome to emirates mrt sit back, relax and let us entertain you... ...with over 3,500 channels of entertainment, including the latest movies and box sets from around the world. ( ♪ ) we even have live sports and news channels. ( ♪ ) and your free wi-fi will start shortly. enjoy your flight mr. jones. world's best inflight entertainment. fly emirates. fly better. >>> oh, a tough one. the radar's own fans booed them as they left the field at the colosseum because today's loss to the chargers is oakland's fifth straight by 14 points or more. that's a new franchise low. i know football is hard, but is it too much to ask for a touch down? that's all they want. johnny tosend punt. not only gets a fist down but pick said up 42 yards. the raiders turn up fourth and a goal from the one. dwayne, watch, he will be deny immediatech and the look on john green's face says it all. the raiders haven't found the end zone in just nine quarters. second quarter philip rivers allen in the end zone. he had a little dancing ther

miller. he didn't tell the truth about the junket in costa rica. let me just finish this. todd: it is 30 seconds. mr. desantis: the lobbyists who defunded that -- todd: i will advise you, if you talk over me when i am trying to stop you, nobody can hear you. unfortunately when you talk over me, we're all loud. if you talk over me, nobody at home in this audience will hear you. mr. desantis, this next question is for you. you say because the fbi probe, which you mentioned, and the scandals, andrew gillum cannot be trusted with running the state. how does that square up with your support of the president? we have an ongoing russia probe over the white house. we have the guilty pleas to federal crimes by the president's national security advisor and top trump campaign officials. how does one square with the other? mr. desantis: let me finish my thought about what was going on here. he got the junket that he did not pay for in costa rica, $1000. they had business before the city. andrew was getting things he should not have gotten and they got a $2 million contract from the city of tallahassee. that is

miller case. >> we have already seen the forced resignation of the attorney general a day after the election. it's clear therefore that something has to be done to protect mr. mueller's investigation. speak of the president's legal team singled out special counsel prosecutor andrew weissmann for allegedly pressuring manafort and other witnesses. a former prosecutor says the mueller probe may have overreached. others disagree. >> the underlying thing they are investigating as politics, not crime. it's not up prosecute her's place do that. >> manafort is clearly putting all of his eggs in the trump pardon basket. it's a big gamble that trump will pardon him. >> a source with knowledge tells fox news that presents written answers to mueller are consistent with his public statements. on the june 2016 trump tower meeting, the president tweeted last summer he had no advanced knowledge. a status hearing for the manafort case is scheduled for friday in washington. >> shannon: catherine herridge, thank you very much. robert mueller is playing hardball with potential key witnesses and at least one is now threatening to fire back. rogers drone associate jerome corsi

mr. president. i think as you're keenly aware, i know americans today when they think of afghanistan and even our most recently installed commander, general miller, has spoken about this that the future of afghanistan is not going to be in a security sense a military solution but is going to have to come from some sort of negotiated settlement with the taliban. can you talk to us a little bit about your assessment of how serious the taliban is about ursuing peace talks with the afghan and u.s. governments, and what you think the prospects of reaching some sort of negotiated settlement today are? >> well, first of all, all wars have to end politically. there are very few wars, particularly the wars of the 21st century that are going to nd militarily. a divided society is not a harmonious society and cannot vision and move forward with ease. because of this, as i stated, we've taken the ownership of the peace process. the process is bearing results and in the past 17 years, event like the cease-fire of june, had not taken place. i feel that a it's now not a question of if but when. the international level there is total agreement between u.s. gove

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stephan miller bears much of the responsibility for this misjudgment. he advised mr. to walk away from a potential deal trading legislator with the so-called dreamers in return for money for border security and the wall. -- trump could have improve his chances to hold the house by accepting a deal. in connecticut, democrats line. caller: good morning. some of the comments are able to frightening this morning. the thing about attacking the old killing the messenger who brings bad news. you don't like the bad news, but you kill the messenger. finallyiers to trump realizing he would be an autocratic or dictated kind of vote administration -- the first one is the constitution of the united think. which is always irritating. the second one is donald j. trump, himself. i think we got two good barriers to keep from progressing with so far. the way he talks about going after the press. read the first amendment of the constitution and then go to the 14th amendment which says "any individual born in the united states is automatically a citizen. with full rights and privileges.