mr. daniel. let me say that we don't have full confidence today not because they are not interested but we are in competition with a meeting at the white house and numerous other things. i apologize to you. i also say this to members. if our delayed start causes a conflict in your schedules, if anyone would just let me know i will try to expedite recognition of you if that helps alleviate anyone's problem with schedules. with that, ambassador nuland the floor is yours. >> thank you, chairman burr and vice chairman warner. i appreciate the opportunity to appear before you today to discuss the policy response to russian influence in u.s. politics. as a citizen and a 32 year veteran of the u.s. diplomatic service and a regular target of russian measures, i want to commend the leadership of this committee and the members for your thoroughness and your integrity in pursuing your investigation into russia's involvement in the 2016 elections. i especially commend the bipartisan spirit with which you hav

mr. daniel, floor is yours. mr. daniel: thank you, mr. chairman. chairman and. vice distinguished committee members on the opportunity to testify on of russian interference and the 2016 election cycle. understanding what happened in 2016 is really critical to better protecting ourselves in elections and in future activities that we do and given that this committee has on thisely reported topic and those findings, i strongly support, i'm going to keep my opening remarks at a high level this morning. going into the late spring of 2016, we fully cyber basedsian espionage activities against our political campaigns. it had happened in previous assumed cycles and we it would happen again in 2016 but by late june, early july, as stolen information began to show up in public and as states began reporting suspicious activity against some of their electoral infrastructure, we began to the russians were doing more than collecting intelligence. operationsrrying out aimed at the very least at influencing our election and potentially disrupting it but scope, scale, and breadt

mr. daniel. that is chairman clayton was here a few weeks ago, mr. daniel, is and he said i think security security in this area where i said previously i do not think there is enough disclosure in terms of whether there's oversight at the board level that has a comprehension for cyber security issues. that is something that investors should know, where the companies have thought about the issue, whether it's a particular expertise of the boards or not. that's something companies should know. it's a very important part of operating with the company. any significant company has cyber risk issues, and my question is do you agree with that sentiment? >> yes, i do. i think that the nature of cyber security right now is that we actually do need more disclosure. we have an information asymmetry, if you will, and it's hard for markets to operate efficiently when there's information asymmetry, so steps that the government can take to enable more, you know, investors, the public and others to have more information about how companies are tackling the cyber sec

mr. daniel and mr. venables and senator brown will introduce our two witnesses from ohio. >> thank you. >> mr. bill nelson is president and committee of the financial services information sharing and analysis center also known as fsisac. and has held such a position since 2006. fsisac is a nonprofit association dedicated to protecting the global financial services industry from physical and cyber attacks. it's members include organizations from banks, credit unions, securities firms and insurance companies. mr. michael daniel is the president and ceo at the cyber threat alliance. cta was formed in 2014 through an informal agreement to share intelligence among fort net, palo alto networks and symantec. mr. daniels served from june 2012 to january 2013 as special assistant to president obama and cyber security coordinator on the national security council staff. mr. phil venables is the managing director and head of operational risk management and analysis at goldman sachs. mr. venables has been at goldman

mr. daniel. >>i just about made you one of us. that probably was a demotion. >> thank you very much. thank you mr. chairman. thank you other distinguished members of the committee. thank you for allowing me to come and speak with you. what i think i can do is to provide a strategic overview of the threat context in which this industry is operating and talk of -- a little bit about what we have done and tackle the problem and where we need to go going forward. when you look out at the landscape, because we live in a digital age, almost everything in our country is heavily dependent upon the internet and cyberspace. therefore these threats affect all of us. the threat is continuing to get worse. it is getting worse in four ways. one it is becoming broader as we create this internet of things, we keep hooking more and more stuff up to the internet. it is not just laptops and desktops, it is your watch, your phone, your car, your lightbulb, a whole plethora of different devices. the threat is becomin

mr. daniel, and mr. venables and senator brown will introduce our two witnesses from ohio. >> thank you. >> mr. bill nelson is president and ceo of the financial services sharing and analysis center also known as fs isaac, did i get it right? and has held such a position since 2006. this is a nonprofit association dedicated to protecting the global industry from cyber attacks. members include organizations from banks, credit unions, security firms, and insurance companies. mr. michael daniel is the president and kooe at the cyber theta lie ance. formed in 2014 through informal agreement to share information between companies. prior to joining the cta mr. daniels served from june 2012 to january 2017 as special assistant to president obama and cyber security coordinator on the national security council staff. mr. phil venables is the managing director and head of operational risk management an and analysis at goldman sachs. he's been there 18 years. his first 16 years sold as goldman chief information sec

mr. daniels. there is a quotation i want to read you from an article that appearedau in late august 2016. at his mornings after reading his team they had to stop working on options to counter the attack we haven't told too stand down that is a quote from you. one of the top deputies recalled i was incredulous and in disbelief it took me a moment to process in my head i was thinking did i hear that correctly? "then asked why the hell are we standing down? can you help us understand? "? is an accurate description ofvi what happened? >> that is an accurate rendering of the conversation at that meeting but the larger context is something we can discuss in the classified session but i can say that there were many concerns how many people were involved in the development of the options so the decision at that point was to take down the number of people involved to develop the ongoing response options it is not accurate to say all activity ceased at that point. >> what about your area of supervision? did

mr. clifton daniel. [ applause ] >>> thank you stuart, thank you ladies and gentlemen. thank you for apparently allowing me to do half as well on this lecture as i was planning to, that is very nice. thank you for having me here, thank you all for coming, mr. secretary, mr. sessions. mrs. sessions sisters, nice to see you here as well, thank you. and my fellow children and grandchildren over there who have already -- i have known duncan since 20 minutes and he is already giving me a hard time. and nothing historical either, he said let's go down and unplug his laptop and see what happens. my grandfather was a classically trained and very adept pianist. he often said that had it not been for politics, he would have been happy being a horror house piano player. and in truth, he said it is pretty much the same job. so, when you are harry truman's grandson, you learn to play the piano. whether you want to or not. i had a teacher named charles morris who was the soul of patients, he was the kindest man. i may have buried mr. morris before his time, but he was a wonderfully k

mr. daniels, and thank you for all your service. item 6 is advisory committee reports and appointments to advisory committees by board members. item 1 out of that is our report from the c.a.c. for special education to invite our c.a.c. up for i have a daughter in transition, currently approaching her third year in transition at thurgood marshall. >> good evening. my name is aleta fisher, and i'm the chierm of the advisory committee, and i -- chairman of the advisory committee, and i'm a parent of three children. first of all, we'd like to thank you very much for hearing us tonight. dr. matthews, president mendoza-mcdonnell, and commissioners, thank you all for your time. we'd like to start with a bit of an overview of special education just as a reminder. i think we've presented this before, but students receiving special education services makeup 12% of sfusd's total population. that's over 7,000 students, and the majority of those students, actually 75% actually receive their services in a general education setting rather than a s

mr. avenatti and ms. daniels and mr. davidson, fighting over the context of the legal relationship, how this all played out in the fall of 2016. and that fight could continue for weeks, if not months. but the more important context is what does this mean for the southern district of new york? the u.s. district attorney's office as they move forward with that investigation? and when you look at what's going on with the mueller probe. any information about what happened during this payment and all the discussions, all the e-mails, the phone calls between ms. daniels and her lawyer, between mr. cohen and ms. daniels, her whole camp, all this is likely to come out and it could have political implications for the trump administration. >> i want to read you two quotes. this is rudy giuliani at this financial panel today in israel on the subject of stormy daniels. quote, i'm sorry i don't respect a porn star the way i respect a career woman or a woman of substance or a woman who isn't going to sell her body for sexual exploitat

daniels said she had a sexual encounter with mr. trump in 2006 which the white house denies. daniel's lawyer michael avenatti weighing in overnight. >> when the music stops he is not going to be left with a chair and this is a very, very dangerous situation for the president. >> the president rushed to cohen's defense following the april raid, lashing out at the fbi at the time. >> we just heard that they broke into the office of one of my personal attorneys, a good man, and it's a disgraceful situation, it's a total witch-hunt. >> reporter: later dismissing speculation cohen would flip on him, tweeting, most people will flip if the government let's them out of trouble. sorry, i don't see michael doing that. and just before the president took office cohen declaring -- >> and i will do anything to protect mr. trump. >> reporter: meanwhile, there's evidence president trump's frequent attacks on the russia inquiry are taking a toll. a new poll showing special counsel robert mueller's public image at its lowest level so far, 36% of all voters viewing mueller unfavorably including

former ambassadorfor talk —— i also talked to experts, a former ambassador for poland from the us, mr daniels will be on the table and richard of hudson said the possibility of that donald trump will push on letter of the agreements, the minsk agreement, he will push hard because this will give donald trump room to negotiate with congress, the idea of slightly lifting the ukraine related sanctions which were put on russia. it is not a great time for an american president to negotiate the idea two is even slightly with the sanctions because he cannot do this decision by himself and needs to seek the approval from congress. so, dealing with vladimir putin regarding the minsk agreement will give him some room for negotiations. also, syria and iran issues will be on the table and potentially according to the experts, the idea of finally defeating isis is also going to be on the table. john bolton insist that there is nothing unusualfor bolton insist that there is nothing unusual for this kind of bolton insist that there is nothing unusualfor this kind of meeting bolton insist that there is nothi

mr. daniel dunn bacher. executive director of the american institute of aeronautics, or a iaa. i served three years in germany. i thought that's how i pronounce her name. is the administrator of nasa's human aspiration and operations mission directorate. he earned his bachelor degree in mechanical engineering from purdue on a masters in the university of alabama in huntsville. yes completed the senior managers and government program at harvard. i want to recognize's chaplain for five minutes. >> chairman and ranking members, thank you for inviting me to discuss schedule performance of nasa's largest project. since we began our assessments of major projects we have seen estimate progress. her most recent review found that performances worsened after several years following a general positive trend. specifically as shown in the graph, the average launch delay which is the yellow line with stocks increase from seven months to 12 months in this report. this was the first year we cannot determine the extent because nasa doesn't have a current estimate for the alliant program. the co

mr. davidson said by filing this lawsuit you have given up -- attorney client prif privilege between hem and stormy daniels. >> mr. davidson demonstrates with each passing hour he doesn't know the law. we were well aware what the law in california was before we filed the case. it's not a blanket way of the attorney-client privilege. we actually sent mr. davidson's lawyers a three-page letter this afternoon educating them on the law in california. hopefully they're squared away tonight. >> michael avenatti, i appreciate it. >>> when we come back as president trump ramps up his war with the nfl over protests of police treatment of african-americans, this may be a case in point right here. we're going to tell you how and why this scene you're watching right here on surveillance video turned incredibly violent in a matter of moments. melatonin is the body's own sleep ingredient. only remfresh uses ion-powered melatonin to deliver up to 7 hours of sleep support. number one sleep doctor recommended remfresh - your nightly sleep companion. available in the natural sleep section at walmart. >>> today the philadelp

mr. daniel dunnbacher, the executive director of american institute of aeronautics and astronaughtics, is it mr. dunnbacher, i thought so, mr. dun dunnebacher has previously served as the associate administrator of the expiration systems development investigation of nasa's human exploration and operations mission doctorate. mr. dunnbacher earned his bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering from purdue and a masters in administration from university of alabama in huntsville and has completed the senior managers in government program at harvard university. so i'd like to recognize ms. chaplain for five minutes to present her testimony. >> chairman babbin, ranking membera, chairman smith and ranking member johnson thank you for inviting me today to discuss the cost and schedule performance of nasa's largest projects since we began the assessment of nasa's major projects ten years ago, we've seen them reduce acquisition risk but our most recent review finds that performance has worsened after several years of following a positive trend. specifically, as shown in this graph, the average lau

mr. daniel dumbacher, executive director of the american institute of aeronautics. has previously served as the associate administrator of the inspiration systems development division of nasa's human exploration and operations mission direct ate. mr. dumbacher earned his bachelor's degree from pursue university and masters degree in the business administration from the university of alabama. he has completed the senior managers in government program at harvard university. so i would like to recognize ms. chaplain for five minutes to present her testimony. the chaplain: chairman babin, ranking member, chairman smith and ranking member johnson, thank you for inviting me to discuss the cost and schedule performance of nasa's largest projects. since we began our assessments of major projects 10 years ago, we seen nasa make progress. but our most recent review has worsened after several years of following a general positive trend. specifically as shown in this graph, the average launch delay was the yellow line with dots increased from seven months in our 2017 reports to

mr. daniel dumbocker, the executive director of the american institute of aeronautics and astronaut icks. >> he served as associate administrator of systems development division of nasa's human exploration and -- he earned degree in mechanical engineering from purdue and masters in business administration from huntsville and completed senior manager's in government program at harvard university. i'd like to recognize miss chaplain for five minutes to present her testimony. >> thank you for inviting me today to discuss the cost and schedule performance of nasa's largest project. since we began our assessments of major projects ten years ago, we have zenanas make progress -- seen nasa make progress but we've found it worsened after following a general project of trends. specifically as shown is in the graph, average launch delay increased from seven months and 2017 report to 12 months in this year's report. this was the first year we could not determine the extent of cost grove because nasa does not have a current estimate for the orion program. it accounts for 22% of $30 billion of develop

the lawsuit describes a codzy relationship between stormy daniels's former attorney keith david son and michael cohen, saying cohen colluded with mrdavidson in davidson. it includes text messages. cohen reaches out to davidson in an attempt to get daniels to appear on fox news to deny the affair. the texts start january 17th. the same day in touch magazine published excerpts of an interview in which stormy daniels described a sexual encounter with trump. cohen says, i have her tentatively scheduled for hannity tonight, so which davidson replies she cannot do it, she's flying to l.a. tomorrow. cohen says, this is no good. we need her. by doing tomorrow, you create another news cycle instead of putting an end to this one. the lawsuit calls those messages a desperate attempt to convince ms. clifford to lie tohe american public about her relationship with mr. trump. >> did you know about the $130,000 payment to stormy daniels? why did michael cohen make that if there was no -- >> you'll have to ask michael cohen. >> do you know where he got the money to make that payment? >> i don't know. >> and it claims president trump knew about th

that when daniels appeared on "60 minutes," president trump watched from the white house, but mrs. trump was hundreds of miles away in florida. david? >> so, she didn't speak out, but made it clear she didn't necessarily agree with what she heard? >> reporter: crystal career. >> thank you, linsey. >>> tonight, the joyful reunion, a great-grandmother released from prison after 20 years. the president commuting her sentence. alice johnson rejoining her family after decades behind bars on a nonviolent drug offense. it was reality star kim kardashian who told the president about her. tonight, stock asking, does it take a famous name, a reality star, to get the president's attention on pardons, or will he and the justice department now look at other cases involving nonviolent drug convictions? here's abc's chief justice correspondent pierre thomas on that. >> reporter: after nearly 22 years behind bars -- >> thank you, jesus! >> reporter: -- tonight, 63-year-old great-grandmother alice johnson is a free woman. >> i want to thank president donald john trump. >> reporter: johnson now aski

daniels' current attorney michael avenatti. he said the text messages show the prior denies by mr. trump and mr. cohen relating to what mr.honesty of my client were absolute lies. there was a significant coverup here as part of an attempt to deceive the american people and mrs. trump and we intend on getting to the bottom of it. before we continue on, just big picture and m.j., you were reminding me, keith davidson, the original attorney of stormy daniels represented karen mcdougal and another former play mate and he had worked with michael cohen in both of those cas cases. >> right. i think when you have at least three cases that we are now aware of where the two men for whatever reason were involved in all of them, i think michael avenatti wants to use them toi statement you just read from michael avenatti, i said how did you get the text messages and he said we obtained them after months of pressuring mr. davidson to turn them over and he continues to withhold information from us, including more text messages. so trying to suggest here that there could be more communication, that could be potentially damning and that w

mr. president, we just want to thank olivia, sadie, jake, their parents, danielle, and others here who have lost children to this battle against pediatric cancer. this legislation will be a material change in our ability to help kids survive cancer. trump: do you want to say something, darling? to be here.onored this is an amazing opportunity. president trump: thank you, sweetheart. woke up tmorninhaving no idea i was coming here today. this is a cool event. i'm grateful. president trump: thank you. i'm glad you're some much better. i'm glad to be able to help refutu cancer patients. president trump: thank you. would anyone like to say anything? >> i would like to thank you. i would like to thank e leaders in congress who sponsored this bill. as a father, hearing about treatment, for my daughter we had to go to another treatment -- country for treatment. survivors and on cures is critical because it is not a good place if we do not commit the funding and effort to save children's lives. i think you. president trump: we have made a lot of advancements. a lot of improvements. we are getting i

mr. president, we just want to thank olivia, sadie, jake, their parents, danielle, and others here who have lost children to this battle against pediatric cancer. is legislation will be a material change in our ability to do research and how can survive cancer, and survive cancer longer. thank you for signing it today. >> that is great. thank you. you may be want to say something because you have been so instrumental. that's right, jake. would you like to say something? would you le to say somng? >> i am so honored for being here. it is an amazing opportunity. thank you. >> thank you, sweetheart. you are very nice. >> just like sadie, it's amazing to be here. this is a cool turn of events. i'm so thankful. >> thank you. >> i'm grateful that the bill is passed to help future cancer patients. >> would anybody like to say something? parents are representative. >> if i may, mr. president, i would like to thank you and the leaders in congress that have sponsored this bill. i can tell you as a father hearing that treatment for my daughter is 40 years old. he had to go to another country. they did

mr. cohen about my new involvement representing ms. daniels and about the fact we were getting ready to file a lawsuit. >> but clearly cohen is trying to pressure daniels -- stormy daniels to get her to deny the affair but stormy had already signed a nondisclosure agreement so why wouldn't cohen push for that? why is there wrongdoing? >> no, don, there's clear wrongdoing. first of all, michael cohen has previously claimed that he thought my client at all times was a liar and he just paid her $130,000 to go away. how do you square that explanation with him then attempting to get her to go on the shawn hannity show on the 17th of january? and if you look at the text messages it's clear michael cohen is begging to put her on shawn hannity. there are text messages after text messages back and forth between mr. davidson and mr. cohen. and then, of course, the last message is one you referenced where mr. cohen says that the wise men have concluded that it's better if she doesn't go on the show. so how can michael cohen and the president now claim th

daniels? >> now, the first lady might have remained quiet about mr. believes in her husband and knows it's not true, but instead, this afternoon, her communications director came out with a statement. quote, i don't believe mrs. trump has ever discussed her thoughts on anything with mr. giuliani. cnn's dana bash has just talked with rudy giuliani to get his reaction to all of this and joins me now along with cnn chief legal analyst, jeffrey toobin. dana, i find this story fascinating. first of all, how unusual is it -- before we get to what giuliani has told you, how unusual is it that the first lady's office put out a statement, basically slapping him down? >> so unusual. i mean, anderson, it's unusual for the first lady's office in any white house to put out a statement on anything of this nature. even if they were talking about a political foe. this is far from that. i mean, this is the first lady's office, as you said, slapping down the president, her husband's attorney, for something that he said in a public forum on a global stage about her sort

mr. trump. if you look at these text messages you'll have to conclude michael cohen is making a decision unilaterally to put stormy danielsout any involvement with mr. trump or any other senior members of the trump administration. you also have to conclude that michael cohen is able to meet with the first lady relating to stor daniels without any dge by the president, which is just not believable. it doesn't make any sense. >> it is interesting keith davidson is trying to get -- it seems in this text, is basically agreeing with michael cohen to try to get his client on shawn hannity. is there any evidence he had asked her whether she'd wanted to? from the text tt was released it seems like for some reason he's agreeing with michael cohen that she should go on. >> well, you're correct, anderson. and there's no evidence he consulted with her at any point in time or asked her whether she would wanto go on shawn hannity for the purposes outlined by michael cohen. and if you look at the text messages you see michael cohen is desperate to have her appear on shawnhannity, to conceivably disavow this relationship that she had wit

daniels current attorney michael avenatti said there was a cover-up to, quote, deceive the american people and mrs. trump. i'll speak with jim himes of the intelligence committee and our correspondents and specialists are standing by with full coverage. let's begin with the breaking news. our national reporter -- political reporter m.j. lee is joining us. a new lawsuit from stormy daniels. so what is this all about? >> that is right, wolf. yet anoer lawsuitm theadult fil daniels. this time against michael cohen as well as her former lawyer keith davidson. now what she is aleithing in th -- sho -- she's alleging that they colluded to help trump and there is a series of texts allegedy between the two attorneys from january 2018 to march of 2018. let me read you some of the texts that appear to show, according to the lawsuit, an attempt by the two men to get stormy daniels on the sean hannity show on fox news. here is the first text. i have her tentatively schedued for hannity tonight. call me after your trial from michael cohen to keith davidson and he responds sying to l.a. tomorrow. trying t commi

mr. giuliani. the first lady has never publicly addressed the stormy daniels story. giuliani says he never interviewed melania trump about stormy daniels. >> that was remarkable to see the first lady's office come out so strongly. >> it appears the president is comfortable with everything rudy is doing. he likes this pr attack on all fronts. >>> another troubling video. new video from mesa, arizona. >> where is the gun? >> no gun. no gun. >> that's a 15-year-old suspect. a second investigation of excessive force by police is under way. it guts start my busins but as it grew bigger and bigger, it took a whole lot more. that's why i switched to the spark cash card from capital one. with it, i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy. everything. what's in your wallet? another anti-wrinkle cream in no hurry to make anything happen. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair works in just one week. with the fastest retinol formula to visibly reduce wrinkles. neutrogena®. you need our most to tame smoothing blend., smoothing hair care by whole blends. blended with cold-press

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daniels. on wednesday giuliani a member of mr.am said the opposite. >> she believes in her husband, she knows it's not true. i don't think there's a slight suspicion it's true. >> yesterday, her spokeswoman says she doesn't believe mrs. trump has ever discussed her thoughts on anything with mr. giuliani. melania trump has not publicly commented on the alleged affair. mr. trump has denied the allegations that they had sex. >>> "the orlando sentinel" reports a awsuit claims the city of orlando and 30 police officers violated the civil rights of the patrons of the pulse nightclub shooting by not going after the shooter. more than two dozen survivors and some family members of victims killed in the 2016 massacre filed a lawsuit. the survivors say police did not immediately enter the building to confront the gunman and failed to protect their rights during the hours-long hostage standoff. 49 people died in that attack. >>> there may be a blood test for predicting premature births. researchers analyzed roughly 20,000 genes of women who

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mr. trump knew what was going on, president trump. so, it could be a conspiracy to prevent the truth from coming out, aacha ms. danieln tv and lie. so we jus don't know based on this limited information. >> but none of it good for mr. cohen. >> it's not good for mr. cohen mr. davidson. that's right. >> still ahead, the president wields his favorite unchecked power today, the pardon. and yet could it be like so many things with this president, it has less to do with helping people and everything to do with bob mueller? the first survivor of alzheimer's disease is out there. and the alzheimer's association is going to make it happen. but we won't get there without you. visit alz.org to join the fight. with a $500,00nsurance policy. how much do you think it cost him? $100 a month? $75? $50? actually,duncan got his $500,000 for under $28 a month. less than a dollar a day. his secret? selectquote. in just minutes, a selectquote agent will comparison shop nearly a dozen hrated life insurance companies, and give you a choice of your five best rates. duncans wife cassie got a $750,000 policy for under $22 a month. give your

mr. superintendent? >> our general counsel, don yell houck? >> the -- danielle houck? >> the resolution this evening is seeking dissolution of the san francisco unified school district financing corporation and authorizing an indemnification agreement. >> thank you. i have no speakers on this item. any questions or comments by the board or superintendent? seeing none, roll call vote, please. >> clerk: thank you. [roll call] . >> clerk: six ayes. >> thank you. no one has signed up for any of the public comment. we have no other business. i now adjourn the public hearing of the sfusd financing corporation and resume the regular board immediate -- meeting of the board of education. so section f, proposals for action. if i hear no objection, i'd like to take items 1 through 4 in one vote, and then, we'll do the other two items. so seeing no objection, item 1 is board policy 5111.1, district residency. i need a committee report please, from rules. mr. sanchez? >> commissioner sanchez: yez, thank you. so this policy has to do with students whose assignments are revoked due t

mr. giuliani. >> the dehumanization -- it is one thing to poke fun to, have a little fun at stormy daniels which is, of course, a character that is an actual -- played by an actual single mother named stephanie clifford and when you go so low, giuliani lives on the corner of like cheap and mean. but this is so low, when you talk about when avenatti talks about firing giuliani, the poison, it rots from the top. >> the other thing is, giuliani to me is in the scaramucci zone. it's entertaining till it's not. it's unclear what he's doing that is actual legal defense. one more legal question. we know daniels sued keith davidson. he's on the other side of michael cohen and there's all these texts where they seem to be colluding one could say. davidson has countersued avenatti for defamation. do you have thoughts on that? >> i think it's perfectly okay for your lawyer to talk to another lawyer if you're working out another agreement as long as you know. if stormy daniels saying i didn't know that he was being undercut by my own lawyer. >> or being booked on cable news shows. >> i would have a fu

daniels said she had a sexual encounter with mr. trump in 2006 which the white house denies. daniel's lawyer michael avenatti waying in. >> when the music stops he's not going to be left with a chair and this is a dangerous situation for the president. >> reporter: the president rushed to cohen's defense following the raid lashing out at the fbi at the time. >> i just heard they broke into the office of one of my personal attorneys, good man, and it's a disgraceful situation. it's a total witch hunt. >> reporter: later dismissing speculation cohen would flip on him saying most people will flip if the government lets them out of trouble and i don't see him doing that and just before the president took office cohen declaring -- >> i'll do anything to protect mr. trump. >> reporter: there's the frequent attacks on the russia inquiry taking a toll. rob rt mueller's public image at its lowest so far. 53% of republicans viewing him unfavorably. >> and there's another big event happening today. the justice department is going to release its inspector general's report about the clinto

mr. inhofe: matthew star -- starr, and daniel glibbingstein, -- glickstein be given floor consideration for the national defense authorization act. the presiding officer: without objection. the senator from arizona. mr. flake: i rise to sound the alarm for the president's decision to impose steep tariffs on our trading partners. we are not, as some administration officials have suggested, in the early administration of a baseball game. we are in the early stages of a full-scale trade wore. despite the president saying this war will be easily won, any student of history knows that unlike a baseball game, where a winner is guaranteed, a trade war only guarantees there will be losers. free trade allows the most efficient way to have labor and travel. recognition of this philosophy has been as close to a consensus as this body has achieved in more than 70 years, and the application of these principles has provided the foundation for growth and prosperity unimagined by previous generations. and if tariffs aimed at our adversaries produced disastrous results, what will happen when we target our a

yikes i asked flotus about giuliani saying that she believes her husband, re stormy daniels response, i don't believe mrs. trump has ever discussed her thoughts on anything with mr. giuliani. which brings us to, the president and the porn star and all the president's wives and all of rudy giuliani's wives thanks to rudy giuliani. the person who is supposed to be defending the person on tv, not creating new problems and horrors for the first lady on tv, which rudy giuliani has now done. let's review what rudy giuliani said about all that yesterday in israel, beginning with rudy giuliani's slightly confused personal relationship with porn. >> now, i don't really look at porn. please get that down. i don't look. >> okay. so which is it? i don't really look at porn or i don't look at porn? because i don't really look at porn sounds like a hollywood vegetarian at a drive through saying i don't eat meat while they're waiting for a double, double. i apologize for the pornographic sound of the menu item, double-double but that's a real menu choice at inand out burger. even though rudy giuliani has developed some