mr. glenn began working with international narcotics and law enforcement affairs in 2011 in mexico city, implementing the marida initiative. since joining the state department as a foreign service office in 1999, ecuador, south africa, czech republic and mexico. thank you very much for being here today. >> good morning, chairman king, ranking member rice. members of the subcommittee. thank you for the opportunity to be here this morning to share with you the department of state's work to combat transnational gangs, primarily through information-sharing. the bureau of international narcotics and law enforcement affairs, inl as we know it, leads the department's efforts to combat crime overseas. we investment in the capacity of foreign partners to mitigate crime before it reaches our borders. our neighbors, particularly central america's northern triangle suffer extortion, violence and instability carried out by gangs like ms-13. gang activity in the region undermines institutions, it drives migr

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let me welcome our first panel, mr. glenn a. fine. principal deputy inspector general at the united states department of defense. lieutenant general david e. quantock, inspector general of the united states army. vice admiral herman shelanski, naval inspector general. lieutenant general stacye d. harris. inspector general of the air force. regular general david a. ottignon. inspector general of the marine corps. with that, mr. fine, you're recognized for your opening statement. >> chairman coffman, ranking member speier, members of the subcommittee. thank you for inviting me to testify about the work of the office of defense inspector general regarding senior misconduct, prevention and accountability. in my written statement, i describe how the dodoji investigates allegations of senior official misconduct and oversees military investigations of these allegations. in addition, i've provided statistics and trends on the number of misconduct complaints, the types of misconduct, the number of investigations, the timeliness of investigatio

mr. steele. goodbye, glenn simpson.ono you. >> sean:n: let me pick your legal mind.e i have a question for byron. legally speaking, who do you see now that is in serious legal jeopardy? >> i think james comey, who signed off on it, rod rosenstein, who signed off of i it, andrew mccabe, sally yates, as well. using a fake document as an officer of the court to convince a judge to spy on an american citizen is six different crimes, abuse of power, false and misleading statements, its perjury, its major fraud, conspiracy to commit fraud, and obstruction of justice. those other crimes and people need to be prosecuted. >> sean: byron, imagine for just onene minute, let's reverse roles here. this is donald trump. donald trump pays for a phony russian dossier to lie to the american people, manipulate them. in the course of a lead of june election and the phony dossier is used to get a fisa warrant to fly on the clinton campaign associates. imagine if that is the scenario. tell us that wouldld be playing out in the country.ry >>

glenn simpson who helped compile the memo with christopher steele employed mr. ohr's wife. what sources close to ohr's wife said she wasn't involved in this investigation whatsoever or the dossier's composition. but some of us have a few more questions for mrs. ohr on that subject. >> jon: she was considered a russia expert and in a fairly small firm. kind of interesting. all right. thank you very much. he is from the daily caller. >> what a wild ride on wall street. the dow taking a record setting dip yesterday before rebounding and then dropping again to end the day down more than 1100 points, the biggest point loss ever. the volatility continues this morning with another rollercoaster market. fox business network reporter is live in new york city. >> the market has been open for an hour and a half, julie. we've been down almost 570 points and up almost 370 points. you have a 1,000 point swing from the high to the low of this session. it is complete whiplash for investors. it could make playing this market or quite frankly even staying in it daunting for so many people. t

mr. holtzman. >> fair enough. >> up next, kitty costello, followed by teresa mcgovern, followed by glenn fieldman. is kitty costello in the room? tier teresa mcgovern? glenn fieldman? >> i waive my right to speak. >> what is your name? >> glenn fieldman. >> is terry wallace present? please come up. followed by catherine howard. followed by linda weiner. followed by wayne roth. >> thank you. i have a dog in this fight. i'm a retiree from san franci o francisco. i'm against divestment. it is not all about energy and about carbon. everything we have in this room that isn't alive comes from petroleum, including the carpets, stand, ceiling, everything comes from petroleum. it's called plastic. so it isn't all about -- and i think that some of our investments come from the oil companies, am i correct? okay. that's my dog in the fight. it ain't going to go away. thank you. >> up next, catherine howard, followed by linda weiner, wayne roth. thank you very much. is linda weiner in the room? >> i represent the executive committee of san francisco sierra club. i want to say that divestment is not a political

person now known as glenn simpson fusion gps then redacted the application failed to disclose that the identities of mr. simpson's ultimate clients were the clinton campaign and the dnc. why would the fbi, in making a fisa application, against an opposition party in an election year and knowing it's paid for by the clinton campaign and the dnc, why would they not tell the fisa court judge? that, to me, is a serious omission. and one that states there is a political motive behind all of this. now, let's just go back a little further. remember, this is the same james comey, this is the same fbi that, in fact, in spite of a mountain of evidence, that hillary clinton mishandled classified information, destroyed and deleted 33,000 subpoenaed emails and then used acid wash and then bleach bit and then busted up, you know, different devices with hammers. the same people that kept her in the race are now working on her behalf again. and they are doing it in this case by not telling the full truth to the fisa court. we continue. the fbi stated to the fisa court that based on steele's previous reporting and hist

glenn and the support given to the white b.g. by the u.s. we have stated our expectations quite clearly well the secretary of state mr tillotson says the u.s. and turkey share the same objectives in syria but also he's warning turkey over its operation against kurdish fighters in a fight and we recognize the legitimate right of turkey to secure its borders we take it seriously when our nato ally turkey says it has security concerns. as to africa we call on turkey to show restraint in its operation to minimize the casualties to civilians and avoid actions that would escalate tensions in that area . has more now from ankara it was a press conference that was very heavy on rhetoric but very light when it came to details the messaging that came out from the joints meeting between us are said rex tillerson and his counterparts milou jewish or grew was one where they emphasize the strategic relationship the enduring friendship and the very strong partnership between the united states and sarky but fail to say exactly how they were going to resolve the deep issues that the contradictions are all opposing views between washington and ankara now the

mrs. davis... ha ha ha, yay kids! >>> i'm going with jason day to win the at&t pebble beach pro- am this week, but as vern glenn reports, he'll have plenty of competition this year. >> reporter: golfing with celebs like bill murray stay for the incredible views. some of the pros enjoy the laid back vibe. >> i'm looking over and jake is like grabbing two beers from some lady over to the side at a party and he's like bringing it back to the tee and giving one to his caddy and drinking one while he tees off and i'm like this isn't just a normal golf tournament. >> reporter: but with the typical frivolity is one of the recent winners, rory mcilroy playing with his dad jerry who he first beat as an 11-year- old. >> i remember feeling a little bad about it. >> reporter: if anyone feels bad now, it's his peers who feel this is the beginning of a big year for the former no. 1 golfer. >> he has the tools to be kind of tigerresque. >> reporter: the four time major champ will have to knock off defending champion spieth and maybe get his own bobblehead. >> yes. it's pretty amazing after baseball games going up on bobblehead night