have you on the show thank you very much for your time thank you so much for having me here now mr stone you've long denied having any contacts with the russians but now you are on the most good based network is that not enough to accuse you of subversion if not treason well sadly enough in washington that may be true on the other hand who would ever of thought that russian television would be less censored than american television and my previous experiences with r.t. i've been allowed to discuss any subject whatsoever without censorship that's not true of c.n.n. or c.b.s. or a.b.c. or the other major networks in the united states so i'm delighted to have this free exchange in completely uncensored dialogue well mr stone you know that russia has its own cold war hang ups and there is some degree of anti-american sentiment in this country there is also a history of american interference in our political process but i still cannot imagine something of this same scale happening here i mean all the allegations of russia's meddling into into the american elections i think russians first and

i'm delighted to have this free exchange in completely uncensored dialogue well mr stone you know that russia has its own cold war hang ups and there is some degree of anti-american sentiment in this country there is also a history of american interference in our political process but i still cannot imagine something of the same scale happening here i mean all the allegations of russia's meddling into into the american elections i think russians first and foremost would be embarrassed to admit something like that would be something that they would perceive as humiliating. do you think the american people by and large a bothered how all this scandal makes that country look well first and foremost i think it's important to note that the intelligence services here have yet to produce any evidence or proof whatsoever of russian meddling in the american elections what we have are allegations what we have our projections and assessments let me review for you the assessments of the central intelligence agency. they said that there was no torture in american prisons during the iraq war that wa

mr. stone: ok, good. actually, -- >> actually, i would be happy to see a conversation between these two guys, one wino -- who i know have been friends for a long time. oliver, i'm curious -- i will start out with a question to you -- i think it is safe to say that you and donald trump do not share the same economic or political philosophy, and yet it seems like you are able to draw a distinction between a man whose policies and politics that you have no respect for, but yet draw this distinction between -- whole anti-russia crusade this whole anti-russia crusade that the national security state seems to waging against trop. -- trump. can you comment on that? mr. stone: you have to realize that every been -- everything i think -- microphone? >> you can take it out of there. mr. stone: you have to realize, and please, i have a disclaimer to make. everything i think, feel, and do, is as a pragmatist. this is my first role -- dramatist. this is my first role. i look for the story and the narrative, and the fi

have you on the show thank you very much for your time thank you so much for having me here now mr stone you've long denied having any contacts with the russians but now you are on the must go based network is that not enough to accuse you of subversion if not treason well sadly enough in washington that may be true on the other hand who would ever of thought that russian television would be less censored than american television in my previous experiences with r.t. i've been allowed to discuss any subject whatsoever without censorship that's not true of c.n.n. or c.b.s. or a.b.c. or the other major networks in the united states so i'm delighted to have this free exchange and completely uncensored dialogue well mr stone you know that russia has its own cold war to hang out of so.

completely uncensored dialogue well mr stone you know that russia has its own cold war hang out there is some degree of anti-american sentiment in this country there is also a history of american interference in our political process but i still cannot imagine something of the same scale happening here i mean all the allegations of russia's meddling into in.

have you on the show thank you very much for your time thank you so much for having me here now mr stone you've long denied having any contacts but the russians but now you are on the must go based network is that not enough to accuse you of subversion if not treason well sadly enough in washington that may be true on the other hand who would ever of thought that russian television would be less censored than american television. in my previous experiences with r.t. i've been allowed to discuss any subject whatsoever without censorship that's not true of c.n.n. or c.b.s. or a.b.c. or the other major networks in the united states so i'm delighted to have this free exchange in completely uncensored dialogue well mr stone you know that russia has its own cold war hang ups and there is some degree of anti-american sentiment in this country there is also a history of american interference in our political process but i still cannot imagine something of this same scale happening here i mean all the allegations of russia's meddling into into the american elections i think russians first and for

mr. stone: if i can add just one thing to that, i actually wrote an amicus brief in the supreme court from almost 60 years earlier in which the supreme court from almost 60 years earlier in which the supreme court upheld the internment of japanese-americans. he actually wanted to be a party to this, to make his voice heard in this case. i think you have heard of sally yates. sally has served for 27 years in the department of justice first , as united states attorney for the northern district of georgia. in that capacity, she litigated a wide range of cases including issues involving cases of political corruption and terrorism. in 2015, president obama appointed sally to be deputy attorney general of the united states, and during her confirmation hearings -- i love this fact -- then senator jeff sessions asked sally offensive she would refuse to enforce a president's unlawful order, to which she replied that she would have an obligation in all circumstances to follow the law and the constitution

. >> reporter: do you know when you'll talk to mr. stone? >> we'll come before the committee.s a person of interest. i'm not ready to comment on a date. >> reporter: has the special counsel told you not to interview witnesses involved with the trump tower meeting? >> i won't comment on our discussions september to sexcep coordinating making sure we're not intruding on his equities. not saying that on behalf of mr. stone's case but as a general matter doing our best to coordinate multiple axes with our schedules, documents production, significance of witnesses, preliminary witnesses, coordination with the senate, coordination with bob mueller. that's what's guiding our timing, not any particular witnesses desires. >> reporter: have you talked to special council's office about the donald trump jr. meeting? >> i don't want to get into particulars. >> reporter: but you do want to talk to everybody involved in that donald trump jr. meeting? >> absolutely. >> reporter: thank you, sir. appreciate it. >> thanks. >> reporter: see you. >> jim, a lot of questions for the house intelligen

mr. stone listed a chain of events mr. trump often takes off against mr. sessions.e attorney general rod rosenstein took over the russia investigation after mr. sessions recusal was led to the appointment of robert f mueller the third, the former fbi director and special counsel, which in turn led to irrepressible presidential rage. seattle, independent line. good morning. caller: good morning. like jeffrey beauregard sessions should remain as attorney general. i feel like donald trump is the king. basically what we are seeing is the united states government is the constitution is it really is. it is only as good as the people who interpret it. donald trump is corrupt. jeff sessions is corrupt. they will do whatever they can to destroy america. does notn why he would want any investigation is because donald trump change the votes of the elections. everything he said his reverse psychology that he used. you will find out that those machines and those swing states were hacked. i can hack him -- hack them, and i want you to look this up, because i have been asked to do

but clearly the pattern here with other elements which mr. stonehe knew julian assange and he says he knew when the next attacks were going to take place. we have reports of setting up back channels with the kremlin out of the russian embassy by mr. kushner. clearly, again, these are the elements of a conspiracy at the very early stages. >> do you believe trump junior when he says his father knew nothing about this meeting? >> well, i hear how close he is to his family and his father. those are his exact words. it defies credibility that something of this magnitude, that he was, as he said, just -- he's going to love to hear, especially late in the summer, isn't something he wouldn't share with a candidate who happens to be his father. >> now, jared kushner, you mentioned, is somebody who was at the meeting, who is still an active part of our executive branch. do you feel his security clearance should be suspended until the investigations are concluded? >> i believe there's enough questions about mr. kushner's role in this entire process for his cl

mr speaker, and indeed test hansard. we have a saying. it is this. he speaks gaelic the mighty cairn is built of little stones. lar stone, myself, may play a suitable part in the mighty cairn that is democracy in this special place. it is essential that we give people the tools that they need to live their lives to the full. when i have worked with people in various jobs who are receiving benefits or support from charity, that is what they want. they want support to do things for themselves. not a hand—out, as some members of this house and the media, might have you believe. some of the new members of the commons. the issue of male mps wearing ties in the commons has been raised again. last week, the speaker, john barker, said he was prepared to relax the rule on the compulsory wearing of ties in the chamber. at the start of the week, the transport ministerjohn hayes declared that he wouldn't take interventions from sartorially challenged mps who were not wearing ties. that prompted this response from the lib dem mp, who first asked the speaker if the tie rule could be dropped. you were not in the chair on mond

roger stone is there defending mr. trump on the russia investigation. >> on russian collusion or involvement, where is the underlying crime? what is the crime that mr. mueller is investigating? we still don't have evidence of a crime. we have allegations, watergate started with a crime, the break in into the watergate complex at the democratic national committee and it went, as you may remember, downhill from there. >>> meanwhile this morning republicans are hopeful the appointment of kelly will bring stability to the white house after an event-filled week. >> reporter: the change over takes effect tomorrow. the highest level shakeup in the white house here so far. it's a six-month restart intended to make the president's staff and team more cooperative and effective after so much drama. >> reporter: under new management. the builder president is remodelling his senior team installing a new chief of staff monday. his choice was given rave reviews. >> truly one of our stars. john kelly is one of our great stars. >> john

mr. gold stone and what he claim of this information coming from russia, can people say that's enough to trigger an investigation? there is no legal act there yet. is that a trigger for an investigation? >> well, here is the thing. donald trump jr. said that he will cooperate with everybody and he made it clear when he was on air talking about it and again as a lawyer, i look at what would -- you say does this trigger an investigation. what law may have been violated here. again, the meeting and what took place at the meeting and based on all the information you said. is that a violation of any law or stature? i raise that question by the way with a former director comey because that's the bases of where all that started. it is important to have a full context. you asked a full question and i gave you the full context. >> why is the leak that james comey leaking the conversation, why does that make the president's actions any more honorable? >> what was the president that's not honorable. >> what did the president do in the context of this that was not honorable? >> well, he said he fire

mr. gold stone was not clear on how he knew this or he knew this firsthand but it is clear this information came with an asterisk. >> this e-mail, do you think it will come to life publicly? >> i don't know, but at the rate we're going it's certainly possible. >> let me read some of your reporting maggy. and again, this is the story again leading the "new york times" tonight. before ranging a meeting with a kremlin connected russian lawyer he believe would offer him compromising information about hillary clinton, donald trump, junior was informed in the e-mail that the material was part of a russian government effort to raid his father's candidacy. mr. goldee message described to the "new york times" by three people indicated the russian government was the sours of -- it was not -- to help the trump campaign. there is no evidence, this suggest the promise damaging informs was released to russian government, computer hacking that led to the release of thousands, was related to i should say, computer hacking that led to release of thousands e-mails. so the question is, when the e-mail says th

mr. gold stone's message as described to "the new york times" by three people indicates explicitly that the russian government was the source of the potentially damaging information. ahead of that meeting they knew it was russian government. ahead of that meeting the president's son, according to this new reporting was informed hey, the russian government has dirt on hillary clinton. and apparently the response to that was -- just broken tonight in "the new york times" just moments ago. adam shift is the top democrat on the house intelligence committee. he joins us next for an extended interview tonight. stay with us. (baby crying) ♪ fly ♪ me to the moon (elegant music) ♪ and let me play (bell rings) ♪ ♪ more kinds of crab than ever, new dishes, and all your favorites. only while crabfest lasts. red lobster. now this is seafood. the future isn't silver suits anit's right now.s, think about it. we can push buttons and make cars appear out of thin air. find love anywhere. he's cute. and buy things from, well, everywhere. how? because our phones have evolved. so isn't it time our networks did

mr. gold stone was also there -- >> he's a public relations representatives. there is no question that he is a representative of family. >> he was also facilitating the meeting. threfs there for that purpose. the meeting was between the russian lawyer and the trump campaign folks and everybody else there was just as far as we know there to facilitate the meeting, make sure it happened and serve in your capacity. >> your client had no idea this was anything other than magnitsky act? >> that's correct. >> does he have any proof to show that or did he have no other contact other than phone conversations before that hour before? >> he got a call saying go to this meeting. he showed up at the meeting an hour early. heard about magnitsky act. accompanied her to the meeting. was at the meeting for 30 minutes. does not recall saying a single word other than his name. >> did he know there was going to be another translator before the meeting? >> no, he didn't. >> so he couldn't back out before, okay. so when you have said that the family didn't know about these crucial

mr. trump's longest advisors, roger stone, whose appearance before the house committee later this month wasostponed so members have more time to prepare. for his part, stone says he's had no contact with russian officials, but he told our jeff pegues he was in touch with russian hacker guccfier 2.0 and with wikileaks during the campaign. one of the his tweets last year suggested he may have known the site may have been posting john podesta's hacked e-mails. also today, brad parscale, the trump campaign's digital director said he will speak with investigators. ia said he's unaware of any russian involvement and will share with the committee everything i know. president trump's long-time attorney michael cohen is also theduled to appear before the committee in september. both the house and the senate are still in the early stages of their investigations, which will eventually move up the ladder to the president's inner circle, anthony. >> mason: julianna, thanks. the top democrat on the house intelligence committee, adam schiff, calls the latest revelations deeply disturbing but president's s

stone. >> sources say mr.ill address what he calls a malaise affecting the nation. >> this is an abc news special report. >> 15 seconds, sir. >> stand by. >> good evening. i want to speak to you first tonight about a subject even more serious than energy or inflation. it is a crisis of nfidence. for the first time in the history of our country a majority of our people believe that the next five years will be worse than the past five years. too many of us now tend to worship self-indulgence and consumption. human identity is no longer defined by what one does but by what one owns. >> so the president has concluded his speech. what a remarkable speech it was. almost a sermon. >> after he gets a bump in the polls. people are like, hey, this is good. then the op-eds begin to drip in. >> i think the president and his advisers are making a mistake if they think out there in the country people think there is a crisis of confidence in themselves. they feel there is a crisis of confidence in the president. >> it was an

mrs. claws are vacation nothing stone harbor, new jersey. >> true. >> hold on for my kid who may be watching there are no presents downstairs i already checked that this morning. >> such a scrooge there, bob. >> give santa a call. >> time to start thinking ahead as we purchase our gifts in july. what would be fun of last minute shopping then. 4:31. lets look at our number of the day, a seven out of 10. it will be cloudy today but it is more comfortable out there, we have a few issues with fog, we have a couple showers to the north of us and a couple out in chester county but drama off shore, we have another round in the evening yesterday and they got pretty loud but as a result, it is cooler, 66 degrees, it is still humid, feel difference at lee, sunrise time is 5:54 but we will see more cloud cover today as we look at our temperatures we have 70 in dover. zero seven in atlantic city and wildwood and 71 in wilmington. north of us 63 in plymouth meeting, 66 in phoenixville, 64 in bethlehem. muggy stormy day yesterday a degree above average but we felt every degree with that high of 88. today

mr. trump. this could not be any more damning if gold stone had sent him an e vivite.like to betray your country? yes, no? >> oh, a spring in his step. >> in his groove right now. >>> and the new gop health care bill will be unveiled tomorrow. the so-called score expected early next week, he manhattans a procedural vote by next week. if divided republicans cannot follow that guide line they won't get to go home for their early august recess. that week has been pushed back to allow more time to get to repealing and replacing obamacare. lindsey graham and others say they're drafting their own health care proposal that will be likely added to the bill as an amendment. senator graham is not sharing details but the senator has reached out to democrats regarding a bipartisan approach. >>> and the fifth straight midsummer classic. the leadoff of the 10 inning. the american league a 2-1 victory. 15 games for the all star team. this is probably the highlight of this game other than home run. nelson cruz, yeah, he came to bat with his cell phone, and had the catcher take a photo

and rod goldstone shown in part gold stone appearing to offer incriminating information about hillary clinton as "part of russia and its government support for mr. trump." trump, jr. replying "seems we have some time and if it's what you say, i love it. especially later in the summer." white house responded today and with a written statement. >> i have a quick statement i will read from the president. "my son is a high-quality person and i applaud his transparency. beyond that, going to have to refer everything on this matter to counsel and outside counsel and won't have anything else to add." >> bret: earlier in an interview with nbc news, the russian lawyer at the center of it denied working with the russian government or having any links to it at all. >> they have the impression they were going to be told some information you had about the dnc. how did they get that impression? >> it's possible maybe they were looking for such information. they wanted so badly. >> have you ever worked for the russian government? do you have connections to the russian government? >> translator: no. >> kat: the email said she had connections. >> eric: scary em

mr dean told me harris offered him £175,000 to kill hazel. did you get the impression he was serious about getting rid of hazel? he was quite stone wanted? that's what he wanted. duke dean tipped off police, who then used an undercover officer to pose as hit man number three. when harris was arrested he told police that all he was doing was researching a book on hit men. the judge rejected that today, saying his real intention was to kill hazel and get his hands on her money. david harris and hazel allinson did have happy times, but his obsession with another woman, a0 years younger, led him to push three men to kill, to satisfy his lust, greed and distorted fantasies. now it's time for newsnight. why did it take so long for the london fire brigade to deploy a tall ladder of the grenfell tower fire? are more awkward question for the brigade tonight as most of fire services tell us they would have sent a tall ladder out automatically. vital minutes were lost before the lada arrived, but its delay appears to be a sign of a haphazard patchwork of inconsistent policies and plans among the fire services of the country. the same fire i

connections, and we know the meeting was brokered by a man named rod gold stone, a record producer and it was brokered because mrl mr. goldstone works with somebody in russia who's a pop star and whose father president trump worked with in 2013 during the miss universe pageant. so there is a complicated cast of characters but it involves an associate of president trump, jr., goldstone arranging this meeting with the law yarned these connected people back in russia. >> yang:. john sipher, you know how these russians work, a well-connected lawyer from russia, a another connection, this pop star's father, a real estate developer with ties to the kremlin. are there warning signs? how does this work in terms of how the russians work? how does this fit in with how the russians work? >> i would look at it as part of a much larger mission the russians were involved. we realize there was a cyber piece to this. there was a piece to try to make hillary clinton look bad. e've seen some reporting that suggested or tried to get into voting machines, a number of these things, but the thing the russians are focused on here woul

mr. connor thank you for your professionalism and responsiveness. i hope we can process your nomination in short order and continue the bipartisan work of this committee. we turn now to senator stone and i understand when he's done the ranking member -- >> before you leave, for 30 seconds, as mr. connor said today, and something i will be weighing in the days ahead, he would've handled the matter of what happened at ernst & young differently when i was taken by that statement. we will have to have some more discussion about it, but i wanted to record to note that. >> thank you. i think that's good for you to point out. >> let me begin by thanking mr. connor for appearing before the committee and for your willingness to serve for assistant secretary for tax policy. we appreciate your participation in this hearing and obviously the position to which you would ascend is one of the most important. thank you for your willingness to serve. the issue of worker classification has taken on greater force. i urged legislation to provide more certainty for the entrepreneurs who are building an economy today. do you share my belief that we cannot continue looking past the worker class and the

mr dean told me harris offered him £175,000 to kill hazel. did you get the impression he was serious about getting rid of hazel? he was stone serious, yes. duke dean tipped off police, who then used an undercover officer to pose as hit man number three. when harris was arrested he told police that all he was doing was researching a book on hit men. the judge rejected that today, saying his real intention was to kill hazel and get his hands on her money. david harris and hazel allinson did have happy times, but his obsession with another woman, a0 years younger, led him to push three men to kill, to satisfy his lust, greed and distorted fantasies. duncan kennedy, bbc news. dementia in old age is the biggest cause of death in the uk. but in some families, extremely rare gene mutations can cause alzheimer's disease in middle—age. now, experts believe that studying the way the disease develops in such families could hold the key to treatment in the future. there are currently thought to be around 500,000 people in the uk living with alzheimer's. it's thought that in around 1% of cases, the disease is a genetic inheritance, passed down throug

the chain of emails between him and a music producer, rob gold stone, after the new york times informed him they were going to print them. mr. trump spoke exclusively last night to fox news'. >> i've been read being scandels people were probably under reporting for a long time. maybe it was something that had to do with some of those things, perhaps her involvement with the russian government. again, i didn't know there was any credibility, i didn't know there was anything behind turkey can't vouch for the information. someone sent me an e-mail. i can't help what someone sends me, i read it, i responded cord i cannily, if there was something interesting there i think it is pretty common. >> this is obviously very significant deeply disturbing new public information. all of the campaign denials of whether we new this was going on, or whether russians had any involvement, whether the russians wanted to help his campaign, obviously, now have to be viewed in a completely different context. >> this is moving into perjury, false statements, and even potentially treason. >> south carolina senator lindsay gram said the judiciary co

mr dean told me harris offered him £175,000 to kill hazel. did you get the impression he was serious about getting rid of hazel? he was quite stonethen used an undercover officer to pose as hit man number three. when harris was arrested he told police that all he was doing was researching a book on hit men. the judge rejected that today, saying his real intention was to kill hazel and get his hands on her money. david harris and hazel allinson did have happy times, but his obsession with another woman, a0 years younger, led him to push three men to kill, to satisfy his lust, greed and distorted fantasies. duncan kennedy, bbc news. dementia in old age is the biggest cause of death in the uk. but in some families — extremely rare gene mutations can cause alzheimer's disease in middle—age. now experts believe that studying the way the disease develops in such families could hold the key to treatment in the future. 0ur medical correspondent — fergus walsh — spoke to two families with a history of alzheimer's — both of whom are taking part in medical trials. i'm almostjust waiting for the first sign, really. the minute you forget some

stone made the pitch. very high level and sensitive information, part of russia and its government support for mr. trump., i love it. now he's speaking out in his own defense telling fox news in retrospect he would have done things a little differently. >> and this is 13 months ago before i think the rest of the world was talking about that, trying to build up that russia. i don't even think my sirens went up or the antennas went up because of it because it wasn't the issue it's been made out to be over the last nine months, ten months. >> do you tell your father anything about this? >> no. it was such a nothing, there was nothing to tell. i mean, i wouldn't have even remembered it until you start scouring through the stuff. it was literally a wasted 20 minutes which was a shame. >> so far he has not spoken to the fbi nor handed over documents but his lawyer says he is willing to talk to any investigators. last night, new reporting from the times. the president signed off on don jr.'s initial statement crafted by trump advisors late saturday, a statement that made no reference to the meeting being about

mr. trump. junior's response, i love it. jeff pegues begins the coverage. >> the first e-mail on june 3rd was blunt. music publicist, rob gold stonerote that an official promised to provide the trump campaign with documents and information that would incriminate hillary and dealings with russia. goldstone said it was very high level sensitive information and, part of russia and its government support for mr. trump. the president's son replied, if it is what you say -- i love it. the information goldstone wrote was coming from emin agalorov, a russian pop star whose father is a wealthy oligarch with ties to vladamir putin. mr. trump worked with both men to bring the miss universe pageant to moscow in 2013. >> moscow is going to get hotter. >> four days after the initial e-mail, goldstone sent another message. this one said a russian government attorney was flying over from moscow. trump junior agreed to meet with her june 9th and said paul manafort and jared kushner would they were copied on trump jr.'s response. then, candidate trump was at trump tower at the time of the meeting but the white house says he was unaware it was going

stone. happenped at a political event yesterday. here's what he said about that. >> in view of the fact mr. mueller auditioned for mr. comey's job, he is hopelessly conflicted in this matter. on that basis alone, he should step down. >> wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. comey is -- mueller is compromised because he wanted to be -- >> because he interviewed with the president for comey's job after he stepped down. >> so? >> that's a very clear conflict. >> so you heard, susan, there were those reports of the president's legal team was looking for conflicts in mueller's investigation, potentially to try to set up some cause for firing him. are we going to see a move on this in the august recess? >> i don't think so. i think there's too much pushback from the senate. it's also worth noting what roger stone conveniently left out is that the president requested to see mueller. he wasn't looking for the job. but when the president of the united states says, please come in, i'd like to meet with you, you typically go. i don't think roger gave the full explanation. but as far as the investigation goes, if he does get robert muel

is your opinion mr it's not that i was suggesting any recipes for estonia i was just suggesting that perhaps. the time that it takes to solve those issues is not really playing for stone is own benefit but anyway i really appreciate your observation and your being here thank you very much for your time and to our viewers please share your comments and on twitter facebook and youtube pages and i hope to see you again same place same time here in the worlds apart. from. i think the u.s. russia relationship is very important and has suffered and we need to make it better there's no question about it we need to cooperate on so many issues on nuclear weapons on syria on iran on energy on trade. possible in the dubrovnik in venice are all fixed travel destinations so it must be nice to live there or is it. kind of crowds of tourists disrupt the city's economic and social life before this on the celestial get out of the traditional story son nas i am somebody to see that as we don't spend money in a school but there's a lot on the people while the cities try desperately not to collapse all powerful corporations collect the profit of. the couple who will probably globally go

mr. serkis and how much is motion capture is this i said, when we get to new zealand, we'll ask. we went to stonepeeled back your performance for us in one of the best scenes of the movie and we saw it's all of you. we have a wonderful clip one of your people sent along of caesar in the movie giving a people. can you set that up for us? >> this is actually not in the movie. this is to demonstrate performance capture. it is acting. people think there is a mystery to it. this clearly demonstrates the actor is there giving the performance, and that the translation into the april's face the done in post, but you can see all the nuance of the performance is created and authored by the actors. >> stephen: the digitizing is serving your performance. >> correct. >> stephen: jim? it is my hope that out of this solemn occasion a better world will emerge out of the blood and carnage of the past. a world found upon faith and understanding. a world dedicated to the wish for freedom. ( cheers and applause ) >> that's a good common administration. >> stephen: it's actually -- it's a good demonstration. >> steph

. >> this is the same roger stone who a couple months later admitted that prior to that time he was having conversationes with both ends of the group hacking mr. podesta's e-mail. >> individual named gucifer who many believe -- >> a russian. >> right, russian intelligence. >> and julian assange. he was able to predict when things would happen here. we have a real web of collusion that has to be followed up. e-mailes have to be subpoenaed. people have to look at computers. you have to look at ip addresses. determine where things went. when they went. when they came in. there is going to be a very boring investigation but you need lots and lots of documents. >> so here is what i -- you and i have talked for a while and you had a -- you had a specific experience working with russian counter intelligence and trying to suss out someone trying to recute you and you yourself was a double agent. it just seems unlikely to you, from what you know about how russian intelligence operated, to lay your cards on the table and say, hey, let's work together. what is the new information we are getting doing to the belief of yours? >> we look at peter smith, wh

stone. frankly should've been there this year. slowly seeing mr.mits he has an easing addiction and he needs to dig a 12 step program. francine: by who? paul: the governing council. germans are in an economy with strong growth and inflation pressure. others are concerned as well about the extent to which he is extract -- extended this policy and perhaps provided accommodation which isn't entirely necessary when viewing the eurozone. i think we get some tightening from the ecb. that is not necessarily going to have a huge impact. i would argue that the euro probably does have an upside from here. coming from the fact the european growth is still particularly strong. it doesn't have the political problems and doesn't have the dependence on international capital flow with the dollar has. we of the story of a weaker dollar from an overbought position and we of the euro which isn't throwing up a reason not to buy. the counterargument to paul's thinking is that i've heard some guest, program and say the ecb as a whole would like to stay as accommodative

mrs. like a fever dream in santa monica. >> it's a solution to a complex prom. sometimes people say two birds with one stone.about that, it might actually be the whole flock with one rock if we can do this. >> tucker: do you have security? >> i don't answer that question for fear someone will figure out how to crack my security. i feel pretty safe around this town. it's beautiful kind of response has this idea received? >> a lot of pushback from the liberals. i know that our leadership will often make a comment about his own he can have a twitter storm surrounding you today. but i think it's important -- >> tucker: so republican leadership is embracing it? >> there a little slow to come to these. >> tucker: kind of weird since i remember, at least a year ago and the leadership was saying we want to build a wall and we want to defund planned parenthood. you provide annoyance to both of those things simultaneously and yet they are congratulating you are buying you a beer? >> you think that they would say wide and i think of that, let's do that right away. another thing on this is at the planned parenthood prop

literally stone, and there's no dispute that these would be any type of judgment, collection, these are just intimate family photos. mr. simpson had a former family, a second family. there's pictures of his mother, other things. famous celebrities, and they were not subject to being taken. they probably have no value to most people, but they have all the value in the world of mr. simpson. they're not footballs, and that's what set it off. and he at least represented to me on the photo that he had these photos, and i had made every effort that he could to try to obtain those intimate family photos that i was well aware that basically all mr. simpson wanted in the first place. unfortunately, whatever happened, i tried every effort to get those photos from him. and then at some point along the lines, we lost contact, and then i just discovered that he had passed away. but i will speak on mr. beardsley behalf from that phone conversation at least september 2011, him and mr. simpson had made things right. okay? and finally, and, again, obviously the commission is not used to hearing where victims are calling people who are