well i'm joined tonight by young ted shell with the german marshall fund of the united states mr tensional is an author and foreign policy analyst who has worked at the german defense ministry as well as with nato he had a front row seat at the nato summit in brussels mr social it's good to have you back on the show maybe you can help us find some clarity truck declared victory today saying that everyone had agreed to his demands for spending four percent of g.d.p. on defense but that is not what we are hearing from other leaders what is the truth the truth is that of course four percent was not agreed at the summit what we have seen is a classic trump in a sense we have seen a president who has escalated the negotiations and the proceedings really of the summit on that second day today and in order to increase pressure on the other allies and threatening even to basically withdraw the united states from the alliance and there was this kind of zero gravity moment today at the summit you know for all those present that was you know a moment where everybody thought ok you know is this the ki

will ask you some questions on the record about the shell corporation are choosing real estate, and that is a big concern for me and i'll ask you that, mr murray, later. but just this come with nearly half of all homes in the u.s. worth at least $5 million purchased using shell companies. my concern, this event i was at this link someone came up to and afterwards and said people concern that was a way of funneling money through. would you agree with that come without entering in-depth? >> yes, i would agree, we should be concerned about shell companies purchasing real estate at the rate they are. >> you think this could be used to funnel foreign money? >> i think it could be. i think there are better methods. >> okay. my last question of what to ask you, mr. dueweke, because you raised the honest ad act is a window in addition to the 21 states that russia attempted act into the notices in guinea forest illinois as the voter registration info, we know they hacked into one presidential campaign. as we're learning more and more also played a round in the primary, the republican primary which is important for our republican colleagues to kn

well i'm joined tonight by shell with the german marshall fund of the united states mr tensional is an author and foreign policy analyst who has worked at the german defense ministry as well as with nato he had a front row seat at the nato summit in brussels mr show it's good to have you back on the show maybe you can help us find some clarity truck declared victory today saying that everyone had agreed to his demands for spending four percent of g.d.p. on defense but that is not what we are hearing from other leaders what is the truth the truth is that of course four percent was not agreed at the summit what we have seen is a classic trump in a sense we have seen a president who has escalated the negotiations in the proceedings really of the summit on that second day today and in order to increase pressure on the other allies and threatening even to basically withdraw the united states from the alliance and there was this kind of zero gravity moment today at the summit for all those present that was you know a moment where everybody thought ok you know is this the kind of show that we

mr. trump about his plans to set up a shell company to buy the story rights from the pusher.he publisher paid $150,000 for the story and the right to kill it. nbc news hasn't confirmed that the original recording wasn't edited or altered. here's a key part where cohen seems to refer to publisher head, david pecker. >> i need to open up a company for the transfer of all of that info regarding our friend, david, so that -- i'm going to do that right away. i've spoken to allen weisselberg about how to set the whole thing up with -- >> so what are we going to do? >> with funding -- yes. >> president trump blasted cohen in a tweet this morning asking, quote, what kind of a lawyer would tape a client? so sad. some might ask why would somebody hire a lawyer like this? that's another question. joined now by mimi rocah, a former u.s. assistant attorney in the southern district of new york. mimi, i think that a lot of focus has been on what's on the tape when the more important aspect in all of this may be the fact that michael cohen chose to publicly disclose the tape. why is it more

mr. pearce: i would agree wholeheartedly. it penalizes legit mate businesses when the shadow companies, when the shell companies can come in and operate and launder money. i mean, right now in the oiled field, have a lot of companies come in and they compete mercilessly with cash that's not generated from legit mate operations. it takes away from the strength of the local business community. now, when you testified before us about a year ago you said about 50% of your time was used on cybercrime, cyberfinance, terrorism financing, is that still true? is it still the pushing wave? secretary mnuchin: it is. mr. pearce: it's something that wrestle with in the subcommittee. we just planned -- continue to work with you again. appreciate your leadership. it's always been steady. it's always been good to work with and so the stability of the agency is something that i appreciate from my perspective, the rising wage market, rising employment markets, those are things that all america is in awe of right now. the growth rate, protected by the atlanta fed last month, is just if he none national. again, mr. secretary, thanks for your work

numerous bitch shell casings in the driveway was blood all over the car mr nettles expired right there. horrific horrific crimes . he was unarmed he was working for three dollars an hour. plus tips mary fortune and they shot him for no reason. prosecutors charged the teens with first degree murder and sought the maximum adult sentence. however under the recent supreme court's miller ruling the judge now had a choice life without parole was no longer mandatory in fact the supreme court said life without parole for juvenile should be quote uncommon but despite the new law join with we're still receive the maximum penalty of life without the possibility of parole he didn't adult crime he's got to face an adult child. i've come to flint to meet jodi hemingway joins attorney to find out more about what happened the night michael nettles was murdered influence most dangerous neighborhood merril hood. this is the area where do one grew up you can see there's a lot of abandoned housing buyers and went no is no way. i wouldn't be here after dark. if i do i had to be here every day of his life h

mr. hickey said quote exposure is but one of the best ways to counter the threats. i don't see how we get at those issues before operating with shell companies. as you said i think it affects all law enforcement across the board, including four and legislation proposal and with a loophole, it accentuates that problem but even if we close the loophole we will still have problems. >> it's incredibly easy to get around it by not hiring a lobbyist and simply setting up a shell corporation and now you're operating as if you are an american corporation. ms. jankowicz? >> i would agree. the advice of canada justice department yesterday about our key presenters although rg was not named in the advisory, said presenters were exempt from it because the fact party itself is registered in the united states. that's a clear the legislation. regarding shell corporations and advertising online i would also put forth the idea in my written testimony about creating through third-party or perhaps social media companies could do this themselves although i have some reservations about this, a better business bureau type of list a registered trusted pol

mr. putin into let's go back to the u.k. where john berman is watching the station there watching the drama unfold. >> indeed all of the drama from this bomb shell interview from a tabloid owned by rue pert murdoch. we'll discuss, next. m on the moe all day long, and sometimes i don't eat the way i should. so i drink boost to get the nutrition i'm missing. boost high protein now has 33% more protein, along with 26 essential vitamins and minerals. and it has a guaranteed great taste. man: boost gives me everything i need to be up for doing what i love. boost high protein. be up for it. boost high protein. incomparable performance cars cannot be rushed. they must be painstakingly crafted. out of titanium, aluminum, and high tensile steel. hand-built by masters, scrutinized by experts, and tested... ...relentlessly. the lexus high performance line. experience exhilaration crafted to the extreme. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. here's something you should know. there's a serious virus out there that 1 in 30 boomers has, yet most don't even know it. a virus that's been almost forgotten. it's hepatitis c. hep c can hide in the body for years

mr. president, the big oil companies, particularly exxon, shell, b.p.and chevron want us to believe they have turned over a new leaf, they're finally in favor of climate action. all four of them claim to support the paris agreement and exxon, shell and b.p. all claim to support putting a price on carbon emissions, a price that would reflect the costs of the damage, climate change inflicts on the environment, the economy, and public health. for example, here is exxon's website. exxon mobile believes a revenue-neutral carbon tax would be a more effective policy option than -- and it lists other options. a properly designed carbon tax can be predictable, transparent and comparatively simple to understand and implement. so it looks like they're supporting a properly designed carbon tax. but is that support for pricing carbon emissions real, or is it just p.r., just green washing by companies desperate to improve their images? senator schatz and i introduced a carbon price bill in 2014 to put a fee on products that produce carbon dioxide emissions, and we've

the public deserves a real infrastructure plan, not a shell game that simply gives away and privatizes existing public infrastructure. with that, mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california yields back. the gentleman from colorado is recognized. mr. lamborn: i would like to point out that my bill was introduced way before any trump infrastructure plan bill was introduced. and secondly, the idea in this bill comes from the clinton administration 20, 25 years ago. it was part of al gore's reinventing government initiative. so it has a bipartisan history that goes back decades. and emotional diatribes against the president i think are not germane to what this bill is really all about. so i would like to conclude, mr. speaker, by pointing out that this also has strong environmental protections. in no way is any environmental law eroded and it does not allow those who wish to pursue title transfer to do so unless they adhere to federal environmental statutes. section 5 of the bill simply states that the secretary develop a categorical exclusion process consistent with nepa. this section is in no wa