mrs. clinton and was executed by mrs. clinton. nobody freelanced any of this. from her and the web is wise. and it is taking a lot longer that putting pieces of the puzzle together and again it extends beyond mrs. clinton into the obama white house. >> one of the most interesting things that emerged is that obama himself was told about this but was told in 2016 he was told in the white house this was all brought up by hillary to distract from the e-mail scandal. >> what we have learned is there is very few people managing either party. a few people make the decisions and when you have people like hillary clinton and barack obama, they are very involved. joe biden is a puppet. and these two people the party was theirs. and have had a run for half a century and barack obama knew his trajectory for decades. none of this has been natural so of course they will be involved that ideological ones. but he liked other ones more. so this is what you have a dynamic where the american people really did know. there is a point where you can't help yourself for some people it

mrs. clinton mrs. clinton was clearly a first lady with many different public roles one of which was to use her platformist first lady to push strongly throughout the world for equal rights for women. let's hear some of her there is one message that echoes forth from this conference. let it be that human rights are women's rights and women's rights are human rights rights once and for all and among those rights are the right to speak freely and the right to be heard women must enjoy the rights to participate fully in the social and political lives of their countries if we want. freedom and democracy to thrive and endure it is indefensible that many women in non-governmental organizations who wish to participate in this conference have not been able to attend or have been prohibited from fully taking part. let me be clear. freedom means the right of people to assemble organize and debate openly it means respecting the views of those who may disagree with the views of their governments. it means not takin

mrs. clinton wouldn't have been none her own campaign initiative.ed this stuff out herself on october 21. , 8 days before the election. brian: the baker says i'm not an investigator. so he hands it to scott helman. helman says who gave his to you. he says i can't tell you, it's a private source. let's say baker took the meeting, he could have said this is where i got it. but helman was frustrated but looked at it and said we have nothing. why didn't it die there? why didn't it end? >> it did die there for a while. one of the interesting things about this. i think sussmann was too clever by half. he may be as responsible as anyone about trump being elected. he was trying to play the fbi and the "new york times" off each other in the hopes the "times" would do an exclusive report about this. but baker testified that the "times" and the fbi compared notes, and on the very day mrs. clinton did her tweets, the "times" ran a story that said there was nothing to the trump-russia collusion story. the fbi had been investigating it and had come up empty. i am

what makes us so sure, mr. clinton wouldn't press a conflict zone with on d. w to the point in strong opinions, clear positions, international perspectives. with russia now pushing for full control of southern eastern ukraine. western countries are ramping up military support for key it is the west to becoming a party to the conflict. find out on to the point to the point being 60 minutes on d. w. ah, with hello guys, this is the 77 percent the platform for africa. you beat issues and share i. ah, you know this channel. we are not afraid to happen delicate the tub because population is growing. and young people clearly have the solution. the future belongs to the 77 percent every weekend on d w. d o. more than 2 months since the war in ukraine on both sides are taking heavy losses. while the bombardment goes on, moscow has kept up its relentless propaganda. accusing nato of conducting a proxy war with russia. my guest this week is last year basil langkow politician and human rights lawyer who joins me from key f. what makes her so sure, mister putin wouldn't p

mr. clinton, when you visit. but d. w has seen the reports compiled by romanian prosecutors and analysis by a german labs found that the shipment included undeclared toxic components. back in romania, we may talk ta vian, but china at the landfill again. he is no longer in uniform. he was fired, did his dismissal have to do with his efforts to stop trash smuggling pacifically? morgan is up. pick out this is organized crime or the showed or shifting waste from countries like germany or britain, britain, mars italy, but also from bulgaria and romania itself is the cheperdak little north of bulgaria . some of this waste has travelled thousands of kilometers to get here. the e commission says germany is a key market for waste smugglers. the humbug case is just one of many under investigation by prosecuted tail danita. he says the problem isn't just dishonest business owners, but also corrupt politicians of orig, possible. so wanted only means them annually. one ministers answer left me speechless. my focus. okay. she said w

mrs. clinton sanctioned did enormous harm to the country. it disgraced the fbi. came close to doing as much disinformation damage. let's bring in jonathan turley, george washington university law professor, constitutional law attorney and a fox news contributor. professor turley, the big papers, the washington post, the "new york times," they've all but ignored this news about the testimony in the sussman trial. why do you think that is? >> well, because he violated the 11th commandment among democrats, thou shalt not name the clintons in a scandal. i mean that has long been the view in washington. and the clintons have been very adept while associates have gone to jail, they have tended to avoid personal accountability for years. and now you really have one of the final pieces falling into place, that the clinton campaign we know was behind the steel dossier -- steele dossier, even though that was denied earlier. we know they were behind the [inaudible] scandal. this was overall the most extensive disinformation campaign and arguably the most successful in ameri

mrs. clinton and secretary madeleine albright. opinion overturning roe v wade. mrs. clinton: what a day.his is such an amazing celebration. i look out at all of you, who are part of the

mr. sussmann, who a fire wall was working for hillary clinton as was mr.hey coordinated an effort to find some evidence of russian collusion, they found none, so they contacted one of the most esteemed cyber security experts in the united states, mr. joff. he bragged if hillary clinton was elected, he would get the top spot. so he was sympathetic to their cause. he had access to the internal communications coming in and out of donald trump. he came back and said, looks like maybe the alpha bank is communicating. that was enough for mr. sussmann that was by the way a cyber security expert lawyer. they went to the fbi. they misled the fbi apparently and he went to the cia. this is what the key case is, i think. the cia and the fbi who had known their reputations and had high regard and worked for them in the past said this is bogus. we can't use it. the interesting question is, how do people with such sterling reputations bring evidence that they insist shows that this fraud -- that was fraudulent, we know it was fraudulent, with us just spam, but why would

mrs. clinton, obama white house was in on it they enlisted opt pratives, we got that fbi was tolds disinformationcampaign. >> we haven't covered yet i think this is coming is entrapment part of this, clinton officials, and fbi former spies running into trump people all around the world remember joseph george papadopoulos. monica: all the way down entrapping people to try to undermine a sitting president. maria: half country not focused on it because media will not cover it. james: not just misinformation greatest political scandal ever lack of accountability actions that poisoned genesis with hillary clinton says go ahead start sharing this garbage where is accountability. maria: stay right there "mornings with maria" begins right now. . maria: good tuesday morning. thanks very much for joining us this morning i am maria bartiromo, it is tuesday, may 24, top stories right now 8:00 a.m. on the button on the east coast, today, the hits keep coming, stocks selling off can i this morning extending what has been 8 straight week of declines for the dow industrials, seven straight weeks decline s&p 500

willie cohen, former secretary of defense under bill clinton. mr. secretary, good to have you back.nt to start with a request or a demand when it comes to a president to his top national security officials, including the secretary of defense saying that these leaks about intelligence sharing with ukraine must stop. it's bad for ukraine. after the last week of reporting, do you believe that a direct conflict or an escalation is more likely than it was a week ago because of the leaks about intel sharing with ukraine? >> well, i'd have to speculate. i would think not, although i would say having served in that capacity in the defense department, i didn't like to see leaks coming out that might put us in greater jeopardy. we're not surprised. i think putin was not surprised that we were in some way, all the nato allies, aiding the ukrainians to target the specific either areas or machinery as well or making machinery. i don't think he was surprised by it. i think it only served to antagonize him perhaps to have it known on a global basis. i don't think it enhanced in any way, put us in

mrs. clinton would not be in on her own campaign initiative.hel: my husband, used to say, he was in office when all of this was going on, he would go to the town halls, is donald trump colluding, did he collude with the russians to win? sean would say, donald trump couldn't even collude with the republicans. how the heck was he doing it, it seemed so preposterous as andy mccarthy said, but entire american politics uprooted about this. will: i want to say this assumption i'm describe something rooted in corruption. i don't want to gloss over that or get that hidden under an avalanche of words. it was an assumption created by corruption and the point of well, we just ran with this four years bade on moving more illusion of an investigation. "new york times," cnn donald trump was being investigated. what does that mean? somebody was looking into something you planted. meanwhile the durham trial, durham trial is beyond investigation. indictment sitting in a court of law and yet not worthy of coverage. lawrence: it is stunning to me. we'll talk abou

mrs. kennedy's renovation, clinton was instrumental in returning it to the white house, where it hangs today. this room has seen many treaty signings and [inaudible] i've witnessed two in our time of witness to treaties here, involving the direct extremes of our country. the first was the [inaudible] >> the story of the chandelier and two ended, it hung in the white house until the carter administration, when the capitol wanted it back. mrs. carter said, no, and they ended up giving it back to the capitol because jimmy carter wanted some legislation passed. the tragic assassination [inaudible] so much, including mrs. kennedy 's white house restoration efforts. however, mrs. kennedy, in spite of the harm that had happened, still had the focus, grace and composure to host a new first lady, mrs. johnson, at 80 on november 26th, 1963, to discuss housekeeping details. in this meeting, mrs. johnson remembered to be that mrs. kennedy had prepared a seven page handwritten letter on yellow notepad, giving detailed guidance on the history of what she had done at the white house, and advising mrs. john

and jennifer palmeri, -- and head of communications for hillary clinton's 2016 campaign. mr.ville, you stayed up late. i want to turn to you first. we're not gonna have a final answer in the gop primaries for a while, but president biden also weighed in and he is not mincing words. he also said this, these candidates are not your father 's gop. they have fought a malicious, chaotic primary campaign to be the most extreme. and they have shown people their authentic selves. that whoever emerges will be too dangerous, too craven, and too extreme to represent pennsylvania in the united states. that is a wow! what do you think? >> that is a lot. there is a couple of things that encourage me coming out of pennsylvania. but, i was actually [inaudible] turned out to be a really great candidate. and fetterman in the general election. but, remember, if it's oz or mccormick, the other thing that is really important is that they have a terrible gubernatorial candidate. it's not a lot of ticket splitting in this day and age. even in pennsylvania. he's going to be so much of a drag, and no

mr. sussmann was counseled to secretary clinton's campaign. we also know he was the source of the information provided to the fbi that the trump campaign, had a back channel munication to russia, which we now know -- communication to russia which we now know was not true. is it true that michael sussmann counseled to the hillary clinton campaign and the source of this information about the allegations regarding the trump campaign, it is true he had a special badge, they gave him special privileges in entering the fbi building? >> what i would say to you is much in keeping with the comments he made at the beginning about my commitment to trying to make sure i do this job the right way. that includes making sure that with the case that is currently in the middle of trial and an investigation is being run that we are actively helping him with, i do not think i can get into a discussion of those topics at the moment. >> when the fbi open the file, to investigate mr. sussmann's allegations is it true that the fbi concealed his identity? >> again, i

mr. sussmann billed the hillary clinton campaign. jury selection began at 9:00.n opening arguments tomorrow. the jury will have to decide if this is a political dirty trick or if it's something more sinister, something illegal. this trial will kickoff tomorrow with opening arguments. it's expected to last two weeks, martha >> martha: we'll be watching closely. thanks, david, very much. thank you nor being with us today for "the story" on this monday. have a great week. the story goes on. see you tomorrow. >> you're looking live at buffalo, new york. officials will hold a news conference as the investigation continueses into the topp supermarket over the weekend that left ten people did. the 18-year-old suspect planned to continue his shooting rampage in a black neighborhood. i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. we're going to take you to that news conference as soon as it begins. first to alexis mcadams who is in buffalo with the latest. alexis? >> charles, right now it's an

. >> she said secretary clinton would like speak with mr.u have given me such incredible support, look at these people, we have got the most talented people up here. >> it was an unbelievable moment to look out and see some of my neighbors, my friends. george. and his black maga hat. people say, without kellyanne conway in 2016, donald trump would not be elected president. that is debatable. but here is what will never be in doubt, without george conway. urging me and insisting and supporting and loving me in 2016 to take that presidential campaign management job, my shot. and putting in more at home and helping me with kids, i think not have been trump's campaign manager to extent. >> he was very involved. in the lewinsky tape and jones versus clinton and supreme court and the prime minister of william jefferson clinton, i didn't meet him for 19 months, i think it was intrigue at first sight for me, he was very shy. but i'll tell you more about that later wind of way, what learned about george, he was going to do the work, it was a courtshi

and jennifer, -- and head of communications for hillary clinton's 2016 campaign. mr.st. we're not gonna have a final answer in the gop primaries for a while, but president biden also weighed in and he is not mincing words. he also said this, these candidates are not your father's gop. they have fought a malicious, chaotic primary campaign to be the most extreme. and they have shown people their authentic selves. that whoever emerges will be too dangerous, too craven, and to extreme to represent pennsylvania in the united states. that is a wow! what do you think? >> that is a lot. there is a couple of things that encourage me coming out of pennsylvania. but, i was actually [inaudible] trying to be a really great candidate. and [inaudible] in the general election. but, remember, if it's oz or mccormack, the other thing that is really important is that they have a terrible gubernatorial candidate. it's not a lot of ticket splitting in this day and age. not in pennsylvania. he's going to be so much of a drag, and no matter who it is, they're both first-time state candidat

and jennifer, -- and head of communications for hillary clinton's 2016 campaign. mr.d up late. i want to turn to you first. we're not gonna have a final answer in the gop primaries for a while, but president biden also weighed in and he is not mincing words. he also said this, these candidates are not your father 's gop. they have fought a malicious, chaotic primary campaign to be the most extreme. and they have shown people their authentic selves. that whoever emerges will be too dangerous, too craven, and to extreme to represent pennsylvania in the united states. that is a wow! what do you think? >> that is a lot. there is a couple of things that encourage me coming out of pennsylvania. but, i was actually [inaudible] turned out to be a really great candidate. and fetterman in the general election. but, remember, if it's oz or mccormack, the other thing that is really important is that they have a terrible gubernatorial candidate. it's not a lot of ticket splitting in this day and age. even in pennsylvania. he's going to be so much of a drag, and no matter who it is

to me, the irony is that the fbi is coming off as the victim of the clinton campaign, certainly this lawyer, mrsussmann, when who was the victim, but donald trump? he was the victim of crime. this will play out for the american peep and he will it's been playing out for years. now someone may go to jail as part of this criminal conspiracy against president trump. let's do a quick synopsis. tech exec accused of giving michael sussmann data, he is on the left and michael sussmann brought the fbi unverified information that may have connected trump towers with alpha bank, he is charged with one count of lying to investigators. and there is hillary clinton on the right, what stood out to me, tom, what brooke mentioned and andrew mccarthy mentioned here. he says, durham will have enough evidence to prove the narrow crime he's charged. biggest challenge may be the jury in trust hostile washington durham may be the government's lawyer, this will not be a home gain for him. do you share his worry that durham's case just got harder based upon the venue they are in? >> well, as brooke reported, two juror

mr. biden could learn democratic history. bill clinton, first term. he wound back to the center. he worked with republicans in passing welfare reform, a balanced budget amendment, a foreign concept now and declaring the era of big government is over. you never hear anyone talk about the 1996 election because it was so one-sided. bill clinton improved to serve as president over bob dole. as marcus told me in the events that we participated in, americans embraced compromise and this president doesn't seem to want to have anything to do with it, martha. >> martha: yeah, mark, you wrote a piece at the end of april about what a large role fear seems to be playing for people right now. you have the stock market really in a very bad shape. recession fears, crime fears, border fears. all of this. the polls tell us across the board that these fears are real. this is what people are feeling. one of the things that strikes me, mark, the overall message -- i look at what we heard from the press office at the white house yesterday. we're not getting a message of resilience of american can-do

would have figured out what hillary clinton's lawyer was up to. mr.ham's task would have been unnecessary had mr. mueller not messed with the swear to tell the truth law enforcement culture replacing savvy special agents and in a room with a lone attorney has shown the shortcomings. >> that is so true. mr. sussman went to jim baker, a lawyer, the general counsel at the f.b.i. instead of sitting down with an agent or a couple of agents to talk about the evidence. i think f.b.i. agent trained in this type of receiving of information would have sniffed out the false nature of the information and, you know, it is hard to know. there was so much noise around this and the clinton campaign was trying to make this all about russian collusion in order to distract from the 30,000 emails so it is hard to know whether on f.b.i. agent would have completely understood they were being fed false information but i sure think it would have been different than jim baker receiving that information. >> harris: one person in the room. let me get to this. billions in taxpay

i agree with former secretary of state hillary clinton. >> mr.was brought into office with the number one issue for voters being quality of life. the spike in crime rates in new york city. how is he doing on that count, and what more should be done to bring down crime in districts like yours? >> he is doing incredibly well. i think he set the right tone and focus as he's made clear, consistently, public safety is the prerequisite to prosperity. communities that are hit the hardest are those similar to ones i represent in central brooklyn. for far too long, they've been often left behind. i think both making sure we strengthen the relationship between the police and the community with neighborhood-based policing and law enforcement initiatives that respect the constitution and fairness and address the drivers of crime, not randomly go after people who may just be black and brown wearing the wrong things. i think that's going to continue to be important. then investing in youth empowerment, youth programming, enrichment programs, things that give y

clinton's campaign. >> i think professor turley is getting at the point we talked about before. how did the f.b.i. not know? sussman mails jim baker. the email didn't say mr. baker. he said jim. how did they know it wasn't coming from the clinton campaign. he knew sussman was the campaign lawyer for the clinton campaign. when we deposed jim comey in 2018 he told us in the transcribed interview that up until the point he got fired, which had been 10 months of this russia investigation, up until that point he said we didn't know if we had anything. we still didn't know if we had anything. that tells you from the get go that this was baloney but they ran with it because they wanted to run with it. they were out to get president trump. >> harris: you know, as you are talking i'm thinking how critical the idea of resource and origin of material. it is so for journalists and on capitol hill with hearings that you give. it is so for the lottery commission to make sure you have the right ticket. i mean, resource and knowing where things come from is so basic i would think. the january 6th committee. >> i was going to say the fundamentals were the clinton campaign

mr. washington to warn about the taliban hosting a lot of nasty people right through the clinton billiard and about a month and a half before $911.00. and frankly, i don't say we will. i mean, i was, i was, i mean, certainly nobody took us, it took me seriously that this is going to happen. oh, you know, we're not going to somebody not about, well, you know, you're fine. you know, we want to go to it, then it will be a disaster. if you allow control. i was happy with the numbers in that to go. but then you appoint an american administrator and all over the place in american flags . the rockies are very broad. people, livia, gadhafi was frankly, oh, very nasty man in this point, but the same time be up in my case. i've won that after him. you love a deluge of refugees coming to europe, coming to europe from syria. and again in sylvia. i mean, to sit here in this problem was going on. i mean, again, girlfriend of india, but we'll continue to recognize bush out because we believed many of the people supported by the united states and by the rest of nato, were people who were one day, i've se

mr. washington to warn about the taliban hosting a lot of nasty people. right to the clinton period and about a month and a half before $911.00. and frankly, i don't say we will. i mean, i was, i was, i mean, certainly nobody took us. it took me seriously that this is going to happen. oh, you know, we're not going to somebody not that about, well, you know, you're fine. you know, we want to go to it, then it will be a disaster. if you allow control, i was happy with the not saddam was in that to go, but then you appoint an american administrator and all over the place in american flags. the rockies are very broad people. livia gadhafi was frankly, oh, very nasty man in this point. but the same time be up in my case. i want that after him. you love a deluge of refugees coming to europe, coming to europe from syria. and again in sylvia, i've been to sit here with this problem was going on. let me push on ourselves again, girlfriend of india, but we'll continue to recognise bush out because we believe many of the people supported by the united states and by the rest of nato, wer

>> well, whatever happens to mrs convicted or acquitted, we have learned quite a bit about the extent to which the hillary clinton campaign was involved in promoting the touch-russia story and in particular, an unverified story about trump's alleged connection to a russian bank, which proved to be an empty claim. and we know that mr. sussmann tried it get the fbi involved with that and reporting on it -- investigating that. so that that could be put to the media, and we know that hillary clinton approved the effort to promote that story. and we know also, sad to say, that the news organizations that went with that story are now refusing to cover this trial and what's coming out of it the "new york times" and "the washington post" in particular. >> bret: or at least bearing it. this is the "wall street journal" over the weekend in short the clinton campaign created the trump alpha allegation, fed it to a credulous press that failed to confirm the allegations but ran with them anyway. then promoted the story as if it was legitimate news. and you are saying the lack of coverage on this is pretty egregious, set aside

clinton campaign when he reached out to the f.b.i. in order to try to get them to investigate allegations about mr. trump. >> harris: david spunt live in washington with the latest. >> good morning. this trial is about michael sussman. one of the clinton campaign attorneys but we're waiting testimony from the general counsel of the clinton campaign a name we're familiar with, marquee k -- mark elias. one of the people responsible in the clinton campaign for hiring fusion gps, that opposition research firm which eventually procured that controversial steele dossier. this trial is about michael sussman who worked at the same law firm a mark he -- elias. prosecutors say it's simple, sussman tried to manipulate the f.b.i. to open and investigation into donald trump, something an average citizen just simply could not do. sussman is charged with lying to the bureau two months before the 2016 election he went to the bureau and said he had some information linking the trump organization via a computer server to a russian based alpha bank owned by associates close to vladimir putin. the f.b.i. investigated a

mr. mondale's life and legacy president carter wrote in the determination and president clinton observed that throughout his long life he never stopped believing in the power of public service to make a difference in people's lives and president obama described mondale's lifetime of service as an incredible gift to his nation adding a champion and causes like housing and rights to help with the promise of america within the reach as a reading all of these notes by people who worked for walter mondale when he ran for president and never really left his orbit. a former staffer. and the mayo clinic seems like the only option for treatment. she worked up the nerve to ask mr. mondale for help. and then the person behind the check-in desk at mayo to say how do you know fritz? so many americans were called to action in the 1984 campaign. rooted in truth and decency and help for decades later many of them, you, still involved in politics to uphold to define the remarkable life. but as for me nearly 30 years when i first met mondale in that garage i found myself going to washington to be sworn in

clinton? bush. i don't know who it was. i said mr. president, i'm innocent. but nobody listened. >> devon ayers.. so i'm just trying to get on with life as i know it as today. >> and michael cosme. remember him? he was the only one videotaped by police. >> i only have one thing to say, though. i'm innocent. i didn't do it. i wasn't there. >> this is michael 18 years later. finally, someone believed him. and while we now know those two gang members confessed to the cab driver's murder, fed-ex executive denise raymond's killer or killers have never been brought to justice. we wanted to speak to someone from the nypd or the bronx district attorney's office, but both declined comment citing the multiple civil suits they faced as the bronx six sought millions in damages against the city. and those two detectives, donnelly and aiello, portrayed as super sleuths back in 1995, are now both retired and they didn't have anything to say to us. but in court filings attorneys for the city of new york denied that either detective threatened witnesses or falsified statements. and yet o'both new york city and s

mr. tucker carlson, dedicated his last program. that's what democrats have convinced themselves that russia stole the president's chair, which hillary clintongs to the right. that is why they are dragging us into a war with russia. there are a lot of details here, a lot of things under it, as in any serious story, but by and large the main motive is just some things that are not what is stated. we know that the war in ukraine is not about saving democracy. come on, you protect the sacred borders of a confident state. we know that the biden administration is not interested in this principle, because these people run our country, and we see how they behave. lead. we are 100% sure. and this is sad news for many americans who were worried about this, but now we already understand that the war in ukraine is definitely not helping the ukrainian people, these poor people. many civilians will still die. and that's for sure. thanks to the baydan administration, if you want to save ukraine or the people, its infrastructure and its nation. you will advance negotiations. they were able to do this two months ago, but they did not save ukraine, save peop

clinton and george w. bush, and it was as transportation secretary under mr. bush that he would be tested.er the attacks of 9/11, he gave the order granting commercial airliners of the first time in u.s. history. later, he would help calm enormous country, and quickly tighten security in airports across the country. >> we will be reopening airports and airlines will be resuming their flights. david: all told, he would spend nearly 40 years in public servicem spearheading the drive for government apology and redress for the japanese-americans interned during the war. and for decades, fighting to improve the nation's transportation system. months after the 9/11 attacks, san jose's airport was renamed the norman mineta san jose international airport. david louie, abc 7 news. ama: david louie manaea personally and considered him a friend. today he put together this piece looking back at norman mineta's impact on the bay area. david: san jose may not be the nation's third-largest city had it not been for norman mineta. he needed mass transit and a modern airport to support its transition from a

female: knows a lot about hillary clinton-- michael: stone soon changed his story and instead said he had a back-channel to assange. roger: no, i have not spoken to mrintermediary, somebody who is a mutual friend. michael: the friend and intermediary he referred to was randy credico. credico is a fringe radio host, who had once interviewed julian assange. randy credico: i'm a political satirist, impressionist, and they call me a satirist activist. michael: randy credico is now preparing to be the star witness in the trial of roger stone. male: randy, we just got this set of documents. i need you to take a look at 'em to review 'em, read 'em. get back to me. let me know what you think about what's in there. randy: this is gonna take me forever. look how much stuff-- male: it won't take you forever. it's not that much, it's just a little. randy: it's like reading "war and peace." look at all of this. male: it's e-mails and text messages. michael: the trial will focus on a series of communications between stone and credico that suggested they both had advanced knowledge of what wikileaks was planning to publish. credico now says he never had contact wi

us on the stage, huma abedin had called my cell phone, and she called with secretary clinton on her phone to talk to mr2:30 a.m., i have a screen shot in my book. i turned to vice president pence and said make sure hillary actually concedes. and she did the next day, but she hasn't really since. maria: unbelievable. oh, god, kellyanne, you're mentioning so many important things, particularly the fact that president trump knew what was important to voters because he was out doing those local interviews. i feel that this administration has such a tin ear in terms of what's most important to voters. so tell us, will president trump run again in 2024? >> he'd like to. i seek with him frequently, and he certainly would like to because he knows there's unfinished buzz. he sees what -- business. he sees what he could have done the second term versus all the unraveling of the policies. donald trump's like the rest of america. he's within that majority of all the polls, republicans, independents and a growing number of democrats and biden voters, march -- maria, who say enough is enough. putin in russia, the im

>> hillary clinton tied first time to the leaking of unverified information connecting trump to russia. the former president weighs in. >> and mrbb with. >> hey, it's not the nfl, but it is the first week of fumbles. watch this. >> nothing has changed on how we see the stock market. we do not -- that's not something that we keep an eye on every day. ♪ >> there you have it. how the white house did in her new role. back to you, joe. >> but first, the biden administration finally addressing the baby formula shortage months after the problems first began. u.s. air force planes now bringing hundreds of pallets of formula from germany to the u.s. still, 45% of formula is out of stock across the country, and those pallets are not likely going to be making any dent anytime soon. and the situation is getting more and more dire for parents. at least six babies have been hospitalized from the formula shortage, and that number, unfortunately, expected to grow as the shortage worsens. and while everyday americans struggle with record high food prices and supply. chain nightmares, president biden is authorizing $40 billion of aid, that's $40