mr. van hollen. ms. harris. mr. chairman. senator enzi: no. the clerk: mr. chairman, 11 nays and eight yeas. senator enzi: the amendment is defeated. next one is kennedy number one. any opposition? sensing you are ready to vote. those in favor say aye. opposed. t carries. two recorded noes. three recorded noes. any other? moving on to wyden number 2. any further explanation? asking for opposition on this one? equest for a roll call vote. we'll have a recorded vote. clerk will call the role. >> mr. grassley. mr. crapo. mr. graham. mr. toomey. mr. johnson. mr. perdue, mr. brawn. in scott. mr. kennedy. mr. cramer. mr. sanders? ms. murray. mr. wyden. ms. stabenow. r. whitehouse. mr. warner. mr. merkley. mr. kaine. mr. van hollen. ms. harris. mr. chairman. senator enzi: no. ms. sanders: senator whitehouse, ou might want to vote on this. enator enzi: wyden number 2. >> i would vote aye. mr. wyden. the clerk: mr. whitehouse. nays airman, there are 11 and 9 yeas. senator enzi: amendment is defeated. and brawn number 1 and i think the

mr. harris: congress hasn't raised the caps. why anyone up here on this side of this wall here would think that the blame is not on us for not having given you the money to -- to spend more. the bottom line is congress is failing again. that's the bottom line. i trust states and localities on education. there is a basic philosophy, people on this side of the wall, some of us are going to agree to disagree. some people think the federal government knows best how to educate people in summerset don't youy, i have one of the two poorest counties. i would like toe think my board of education and my local county and my state knows how to educate those students. someone up here, hate to say it, are you part of the federal government, i don't think the federal government knows how best to educate those students. i agree with you. the turning over more things to the states is good. i also think that freedom is an american principle. i think freedom and choice are principles. and i think that charter schools embody that principle to a lar

harry truman's heart. so in the evening hours, mr. and mrs. truman would retreat to the room and they would sit side by side and also music lovers but they were lovers of classical music. so to bess and harry truman, music meant chopin, beethoven, bach. mostly classical music. the modern music of the 1950's, 1960's and up to his death he called noise. you could always tell in those last years where mr. and mrs. truman were by where the lights were on. and many remembered walking by 219 north delaware street and they would see the lights on here in the study. and through the windows, they could see the silhouettes of mr. and mrs. truman sitting and reading. he believed that history was best taught by biography and so when he would talk to a young person or to truman library, speak to a group of young people visiting the library, he would tell them that. that you are the future of this country. you must read and learn our history. mrs. truman liked history and biography as well but she was a geek fan of mysteries and who done its. and after marga

mr. harris' defense, involve improper disclosure of my defense work product and could interfere with my investigation if specifics were reported to the media. that hearing for the potential delay is scheduled at 9 a.m. this morning. in oakland, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> new this morning, thousands of new zealand mourners are holding vigils across the country to mark a week since the mosque shootings. this video in auckland showing prayer mats and candles laid out for the 50 victims who were killed. new zealand's prime minister jacinda ardern joined thousands in christchurch park to lead the nation in a moment of silence. >> new zealand mourns with you. we are one. >> the park also opened with the call to prayer at the same time that the attacks were carried out last friday. in the days that followed since that day, thousands have visited the memorial bringing flowers. >> we have shown that new zealand is unbreakable and that the world can see in us an example of love and unity. >> today's vigil has come as the burials and funerals continue for the victims including [ speaking foreign language ] who wa

mr. harris, the pictures are staggering. we can't imagine what they've been through.preciate you being with us. >> thank you very much. >>> another day and another democrat is entering the 2020 race. this time it is former colorado governor john hickenlooper. hear how he says he will stand out. >>> plus, it's a decision that rand paul said he had to make to save his political soul. the kentucky republican announcing he cannot support president trump's national emergency declaration, so what does that mean for the president's border wall? ♪...get ready (oh oh oh oh), get ready♪ ♪...moving. ready or not ♪...get ready (oh oh oh oh) new galaxy. free buds. music to your ears. get free galaxy buds when you pre-order galaxy s10 or s10+. try garnier micellar cleansing water for sensitive skin. do cleansers leave your skin feeling like this? with no sulfates or parabens. micelles work like a magnet... to gently cleanse and remove makeup. it's cleansing, reinvented. micellar water. by garnier, naturally! touch shows how we really feel. but does psoriasis ever get in the way? em

mr. harris: thank you, mr. chairman and -- ms. harris: thank you, mr. chairman. i offer harris amendment number two. this amendment would ensure middle class families receive the tax relief they need in order to cover expenses like child care and medical bills. the budget offered by my colleagues extends the tax cuts to corporations and the top 1% on the backs of working and middle class american families struggling to make ends meet month to month. in 2017 the federal reserve reported that the top 1% in our country now owned nearly 40% of the nation's wealth. hile the bottom 90% owned 23%. the republican budget focuses on growing this imbalance between those at the very top and those who are working two, sometimes three jobs to pay their bills. my amendment would provide relief for the people who are working harder than ever to put food on the table, secure a quality education for their children, and save enough to retire with dignity. congress has the ability to make the tax code work for middle class families. instead this budget will continue to create more in

mr. harris not guilty because there is not proof beyond a reasonable doubt that he committed this offenseall on the line. and so da kirk martin came on strong. that whole defense theory he told the judge was a fantasy. >> there's no evidence stacy stewart had any sort of relationship with michelle let alone any reason or motive to harm one hair on her head. >> finally, said the da, after so many years, so many trials it was time to convict cal harris once and for all. >> michelle died at the hands of her husband, the defendant, calvin harris. >> so what would the judge do? >> we sprenpresented the eviden about what happened. the judge was terse. his verdict brief with no explanation, just two words. words cal harris and his children had waited 15 years to hear, not guilty. >> when he came back with the not guilty, i was just shocked. i was truly shocked. >> shocked. overjoyed. and saddened by what he lost. the best years of my life as a parent and i'll never get those years back. >> he will also never stand trial for his wife's murder again. exonerated now. and free finally to speak his m

mr. lee: absolutely not. senator harris: is it your view we should never refer to undocumented immigrants a as hardworking because it paint them in a sympathetic light? mr. lee: no, senator my point there was previously in the past, congress in the 1990's had defended legal immigration by drawing a distinction and point the point of the article was by blurring the distinction you may hurt legal immigration if the public starts viewing them the same. i wouldn't take any position, i was describing the politics of that situation of how immigration law is created. senator harris: in law school you wrote an article about what you called epidemic lying y act deem yasm you wrote on college campuses, professors repete the mantra one in four girls is a victim of rape or victim attempted rape. mr. lee: i was quoting and apoffsor who had written about that. shiringt today i wouldn't write that because frankly i don't know, you know whether what prfsor somers had written was true. i would summarize. this obviously this is issues of sex

mr. harris' defense, involve improper disclosure of my defense work product and could interfere with my investigation if specifics were reported to the media. that hearing for the potential delay is scheduled at 9 a.m. this morning. in oakland, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> this morning, police in san mateo want to know who set a bunch of garbage bins on fire. you can see a flash of fire at the top of your screen there. fire crews found the burning cans threing a builavenue yesterday morning. offireidg ese rveillanin thallee e fi yave aninfoatn, san mce depant >>> co up, an update in the college admissions scandal. this morning another coach has been sidelined. >> plus, new numbers on the price of bay area homes. this morning, the one area seeing a surprise decline. >> we are tracking a cold front bringing the rain this morning. we have round 2 later on today. we'll time it out for you on futurecast taking you hour by hour and i'll let you know if this rain will stick around for the weekend. coming up. >> and a vehicle fire slowing things down through san francisco. we'll have an update on the lane closur

harry truman's heart. so in the evening hours, mr. and mrs. truman would retreat to the room and they would sit side by side. they were also music lovers but they were lovers of classical music. so to bess and harry truman, music meant chopin, beethoven, bach. mostly classical music. the modern music of the 1950's, 1960's and up to his death he called noise. you could always tell in those last years where mr. and mrs. truman were by where the lights were on. and many remembered walking by 219 north delaware street and they would see the lights on here in the study. and through the windows, they could see the silhouettes of mr. and mrs. truman sitting and reading. he believed that history was best taught by biography and so when he would talk to a young person or at truman library, speak to a group of young people visiting the library, he would tell them that. that you are the future of this country. you must read and learn our history. mrs. truman liked history and biography as well but she was a big fan of mysteries and who done its. after mar

mr. harris. >>> all right.ionally inspired flavors, english toffee, peanut thai and mexican jalapeno peanut and the candymaker looking for input. vote for a chance and get a trip if you win. >> oh, you can get a trip? >> the winning flavor will continue to be sold nationwide. try them. >> thank you so much. appreciate it. great. have a great saturday. guys, see you tomorrow morning. >> stay warm. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm chris nguyen. oakland mayor libby schaaf and warrior star steph curry are calling on high school seniors to a ply for financial aid for college. >> if you're even thinking about going to cleerollege, fill out form. >> very important. if you or anybody you know, a parent who has a student that's applying to college, make sure they fill out their fafsa forms by march 2nd. very important for you to get access to the resources at hand. it's a great opportunity for you to pursue bigger and better things in your future. >> today is the deadline to apply for fafsa. the free application for fede

mr. president, what was your reaction -- [indistinct question] >> harris: we will take a look at that >> president trump: pakistan, i think our relationship right now was very good with pakistan. >> reporter: mr. president, mr. president ! >> harris: so, the president there come as you can see, covered a lot of ground. let's make this quick, and some response. >> guy: i am mystified but not surprised, if that makes sense come about having minutes spent on the husband of kellyanne conway. but it seems like this is the thing they are leaning into right now. >> harris: you mean the reporters on the ground? >> guy: yes, and lengthy response from the president. >> harris: dress code? >> jessica: the made up electoral college numbers that don't add up properly, which is par for the course -- should be focusing on the on economy. >> katie: trucks with the miller port, he's in agreement with our office of representative's and he wants the entire company, country to see it. >> dagen: and thank you mr. president for your willingness to spitball on every topic. [laughter] >> harris: we will be righ

. >> senator harris for number 2. >> thank you, mr. chairman, and colleagues. i offer harris amendment number two. this amendment would ensure middle class families would cover expenses like child care and medical bills. the budget offered by my colleagues extends the tax cuts to corporations and the top 1% on the backs of working middle class and american families struggling to make ends meet month to month. in 2017 the federal reserve reported that the top 1% in our country now owned nearly 40% of the nation's wealth while the bottom 90% owned 23%. the republican budget focuses on growing this unbalance between those at the very top and those working two, sometimes three jobs to pay their bills. my amendment would provide relief for the people who are working harder than ever to put food on the table, secure a quality education for their children and save enough to retire with dignity. congress has the ability to make the tax code work for middle-class families. instead, this budget will continue to create more income inequality and shift wealth from the middl

mr. sorenson: the answer is, everything we're doing is around yes. sen. harris: ok, great. and mr. sorenson, as senator rosen referenced in november of 2018, hackers exposed the personal information of up to 383 million marriott customers, including millions of passport numbers. shortly after cybersecurity firms and recently our government hired, was hired to assess the damage attributed to the hack and attributed it to chinese intelligence. in addition to passport numbers, could hackers have accessed guest itineraries and the names of their traveling companions? mr. sorenson: yes. well, traveling companions, i'm not certain about, but reservation data was obtained in, i think most recently as far as we can tell in 2016. so that would have been my upcoming reservation or perhaps a past reservations that i had at one of the starwood hotels. we do not think, based on what we've been able to tell so far that any reservation data post-2016 was obtained by the cyberattacker. so in the 2018 instance, which was the first one after we acquired starwood, we do not think individual reservati

mr. chairman. hawley. you, senator senator harris? >> thank you. thank you, mr. chairman, for subject up as california's ag, i'm supporting expanding california's laws as it relates to the requirement of the report of data breaches and and -- i have met with many folks over the years who have suffered greatly because of the breach of their personal information and data. so the risks are obviously many. mr. begor, equifax is facing from consumers' information affected be i the breach. havesponse, your lawyers argued that even though their information was stolen, theymers cannot prove that were harmed. it was recently reported that none of the data stolen from 2017 has been used in identity theft or other fraudulent activity and that the stolen data has not been offered for sale on the dark web. assertions remain true? >> they do, senator harris. ofdate we use a variety outside experts as well as our own, like marriott, to really and understand where the data went, what it was used for. our analysis is that there's been no evidence that the data had been sold or no

mr. chair. >> senator harris. >> thank you. mr. lee i've heard you acknowledge that your college writings were immature and not reflective of how you think today. but you also have more recent writings. in 2007 you cowrote an article defending laws that prohibit people from voting if they've been convicted of a crime. you also submitted a brief defending the constitutionality of one such law in new york. one out of every 13 black voters in the united states has lost the right to vote under laws that disinfranchise individuals convicted of a crime. by krs, only one out of 56 nonblack voters have been disenfranchised. based on the evidence, do you believe that these laws have an impact on african-americans? >> senator, from statistics i've seen, they do suggest -- there's an impact. >> and do you believe that impact is relevant in deciding whether a law that disfranchises a law convicted of a crime should be upheld. >> i think that's an issue that the courts are deciding on that -- >> what's your perspective? >> senator, i'll follow

lord belfore, president harry president donald j. trump. and you, mr. president, mr. president, you have done it not once, but twice. with your bold proclamation on jerusalem and with your bold proclamation today on the golan. your proclamation comes at a time when the golan is more important than ever for our security. when iran is trying to establish bases in syria to strike at israel. from across the border, in syria, iran has launched drone s into our airspace, missiles into our territory. mr. president, just as israel stood tall in 1967, just as it stood tall in 1973, israel stands tall today. we hold the high ground and we shall never give it up. r. president, we have a saying in israel. i'll say it in hebrew. [speaking a foreign language] that means the people are with the golan. thanks to you there are now two people who is stand with the golan. the people of israel and the people of america. so on behalf of all the people of israel thank you president trump, thank you for your leadership, thank you for your friendship and thank you for all you have done to ma

mr. chairman. >> thank you, senator hawley. senator harris. >> thank you. thank you, mr. chairman, for bringing this subject up as california's ag, i'm supported expanded california's laws as it relates to the requirement of the report of data breaches. and have met with many folks over the years who have suffered greatly because of the breach of their personal information and data. and so the risks are, obviously, many. mr. begor, equifax is facing lawsuits. in response your lawyers have argued that even though their information was stolen, consumers cannot prove they wer argued that even though their information was stolen, consumers cannot prove that they were harmed. it was recently reported that none the data stolen from equifax in 2017 has been used in identity theft or other fraudulent activity and that the stolen data has not been offered for sale on the the dark web. do those assertions remain true? >> they do, senator harris. you know, to date we use a variety of outside experts as well as our own, like marriott really trying to understand where the data went, w

mr. collins's nomination to the ninth circuit. as senator harris and i noted in a joint press release, our in-state vetting process issues was with mr. collins's temperament and rigidity. specifically our vetting process had identified that mr. collins has and i quote, a history of taking strong litigation positions for no reason other than attempting to overturn precedent and push legal boundaries, end quote. in reviewing mr. collins's record, there are additional concerns about positions he has taken on women's reproductive rights, the use of military commissions to try enemy combatants and his views on the rights of criminal defendants. and i have question base a provision on the 2006 patriot act that mr. collins is said to have authored which stripped federal district court judges of the power to appoint interim united states attorneys. mr. chairman, it's not too late to return to honoring the blue slip of home state senators of both parties. not just on district court nominations. but on nominations to the circuit as well. i hope you will do t

harry s. produce treuman, and president donald j. trump. and you, mr. president, mr. president, you have done it not once, but twice. with your bold proclamation on jerusalem and with your bold proclamation today on the golan. your proclamation comes at a time when the golan is more important than ever for our security. when iran is trying to establish bases in syria to strike at israel. from across the border, in syria, iran has launched drone noose our airspace, missiles into our territory. mr. president, just as israel as it all in 1967 just stood tall in 1973, israel stands tall today. we hold the high ground and we shall never give it up. mr. president, we have a saying in israel, ail say it 234 hebrew fran fran, meaning -- [speaking a foreign language] that means the people who live in golan. thanks to you there are now two people who is stand with the golan. the people of israel and the people of america. so on behalf of all the people of israel thank you president trump, thank you for your leadership, thank you for your presentedship, and thank you for all you

harris. it's interesting to hear the congressman say that he -- that mr. cohen is credible. it's important for you know this, harris. i see you follow this regularly. part of his plea, one of his pleas capacity with his own business dealings in manhattan. i'm a lawyer, as you mention pray these are his own choices. when a client comes to me, if they ever came to me and asked me to do something that broke the law, that lawyer has a duty to tell the client that he won't or she won't do it. and that they shouldn't take that course of action. in fact, tenant reps on that person anymore. when you listen to mr. cohen, it makes it sound like he was forced to do those things one at all times those were his own choices. >> harris: real quickly, to the president's children across a redline for him? >> unfortunately, without knowing what information the may not have, with respect to ivanka trump, she is not -- as far as i know -- even in the government. so both democrats and republicans have to be very careful and very responsible about calling anybody from the president's family to in

harris-cronen. as many of you know, mr. tobar left our school last area and he was the heart for the spanish-speaking and especially for the undocuments ut in the s. school. when he left, the communication was completely ineffectual. students were given no emotional support. there was no loss to the teachers or especially to the undocumented families in our community. when families gathered at the support of mr. tobar, the police were called on them. let me repeat that, the police were called on undocumented families at a school. this has had the effect of being hugely intimidating on the community and specifically on the 80% latino community in our school. since then, many families have pulled back their involvement from the school, including volunteering, family reading in the classroom, pta involvement and fundraising and from their own self-advocacy and from the advocacy for their children. this is a community in crisis. two minutes is not enough to talk about this and we need a meeting with the boa board to address thi

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mr. chairman, there are nine nays and 11 yays. >> my amendment is side-by-side to senator harris with the philosophical differences that have been expressed and so i ask that you vote for my amendment in a conversation about something that has billions and billions of dollars of misapplied health to low-income families a lot of money could still do better but 22% is a terrible waste of taxpayers money. roll call[n roll call[n mr. chairman, there are 11 yays, eight nays. >> warner amendment number one. >> we will do a voice vote if that is okay. is there opposition? all those in favor, opposed. the amendment is adopted. warner number three. >> deficit neutral to make sure we don't continue to raise retirement system as a source of funding the amendment creates a briefing rules related to the retirement system and federal scorekeepers to ignore the changes with the sector they urge my colleagues to oppose the amendment. roll call] [roll call] mr. chairman, there are eight yays and with an nays. >> the amendment is defeated to. >> to prohibit the separation of families and to expedite the unification. this separation strategy has b

balfour, great, lord president harry s truman, and president donald j. trump. mr. president, you have done it not once but twice. with your bold proclamation on jerusalem and your bold proclamation today on the go lan. golan isat a time when more important than ever. from across the border in syria, iran has launched drones into our airspace, missiles into our territory. israel stood tall in 1967, just as it stood tall in 1973, israel stands tall today. we hold the high ground, and we shall never give it up. we have a saying in israel. i will say it in hebrew. it means the people are with the n.al line heights -- gola we now know there are two people golan, thewith the people of israel and the people of america. thank you for your leadership, thank you for your friendship, and thank you for all you have done to make the alliance between america and israel stronger and greater than ever. thank you. [applause] vonnie: highly symbolic moment as president donald trump and prime minister benjamin netanyahu meet at the white house. the president signing a proclamation th

harry s. truman and president donald j. trump and you mr president. as president you have done it not once but twice with your bold proclamation on juicer them and with your bold proclamation today on the ball and your partner action comes at a time when the goal and is more important than ever for our security when you ron is trying to establish bases in syria to strike at israel from across the border in syria iran is launched drones into our air space missiles into our territory mr president just as israel stood tall and one thousand nine hundred eighty seven just as it stood tall in one nine hundred seventy three israel stands tall today we hold the high ground and we shall never gave it up mr president we have a saying in israel said in hebrew it says. in have good land that means the people with the golan but thanks to you we now know that there are two peoples who stand with the golan the people of israel and the people of america so on behalf of all the people of israel thank you president trump thank you for your leadership. thank you for you

mr. peter strzok, thinking this was his ticket to maybe become fbi director. what we see this is a problem. >> harriswhat does justice look at dominic like in all of this? that's a first part of a question for the second is, are all the people who were involved in this gone now? or do some of the still exist at the fbi? >> him most of them are gone. these three i just mentioned, two were fired in one left of your being demoted. bruce ohr is still employed by the department. attorney general william barr, i have a lot of respect for, he said in his hearings he was willing to look into this when senator graham asked him. because what we find later on in july of 2016, it was the opening of the fisa warrant on carter page. this is an interesting develop it because it was the same folks using dossier materials and others. we have to assure that our investigative groups and our security and intelligence communities are not being used in political partisan ways. this is why we got the fisa courts from the 70s and why they should be here today. this is to say, "mr. attorney general, we are making sure this n

mr. barr, during his hearings. we would like to do -- >> harris: wait, i have to stop you there.aying that the ag barr is not telling the truth when he says that he received a report on friday for mueller customer he looked at it, it's his job as special counsel in this instance. to take a look at that and then give us a summary. are you saying that's not how it happened? >> no, i'm saying he's doing exactly what he said he would do. and that is he would release as much of it as he possibly could. so maybe this is all that he possibly can. >> harris: is that enough? >> not for us. we want to see the full report. give us the full report, let us make up our own minds, we do have brains on our side of the house. >> harris: of course. real quickly, could you understand that if it doesn't come, according to polling, it looks like it's time for some americans, they say, to move on from this. even democrats have said, "when you get the mueller findings," which you have gotten through that report from the ag, that you would move on. i don't understand what you're still pressing forward.

cyrus the great, the great persian king, lord balfour, president harry truman and president donald j. trump. and you, mr. president, you've done it not once but twice, with your bold proclamation on jerusalem and your bold proclamation today on the golan. your proclamation comes at a time when the golan is more important than ever on our security. when iran is trying to establish bases in syria to strike at israel. from across the border in syria, iran has launched drones into our airspace, missiles into our territory. mr. president, justice has stood tall in 1967, justice has stood tall in 1973. israel stands tall today. we hold the high ground and we shall never give it up. mr. president, we have a saying in israel -- i'll say it in hebrew -- [ speaking hebrew ] >> that means the people are with golan. but thanks to you, we now know there are two peoples who stand with the golan, the people of israel and the people of america. so on behalf of all the people of israel, thank you, president trump. thank you for your leadership, thank you for your friendship, and thank you for all you've done to make the

harry s. truman, and president donald j. trump and you, mr. president, mr. president, you've done it not once but twice with your bold proclamation on jerusalem and your bold proclamation today on the golan. it comes at a time where it is more important for security. when iran is trying to establish bases in syria to strike at israel from across the border, in syria, iran has launched drones into our air space, missiles into our territory mr. president, just as israel stood tall in 1967, just as it stood tall in 1973, israel stands tall today. we hold the high ground and we shall never give it up mr. president, we have a saying in israel, i will say it in hebrew the people are with the golan. there are two people that stand with the golan, the people of israel and people of america on behalf of all people of israel thank you, president trump, thank you for your leadership, thank you for your friendship, and thank you for all you've done to make the alliance between america and israel stronger and greater than ever thank you, mr. president [ applause ] >> thi

harry s. truman, and president donald j. trump. and you, mr. president , have done it not once but twice with your bold proclamation on jerusalem and with your bold proclamation today on the golan. your proclamation comes at a time where the golan is more important than ever for our security, when iran is trying to establish bases in syria to strike at israel. from across the border in syria, iran has launched drones into our airspace, missiles into our territory. mr. president , just as israel has stood tall in 1967, just as it stood tall in 1973, israel stands tall today. we hold the high ground and we shall never give it up. mr. president, we have a saying in israel. i will see it in hebrew. it says, " " thanks to you, we now know there are two people who stand with the golan. the people of israel, and the people of america. on behalf of all the people of israel, thank you, president trump. thank you for your leadership, thank you for your friendship, and thank you for all you have done to make the alliance between america and israel stronge

harry s. truman and president donald j. trump and you, mr. president -- mr. president, you've done it not once, but twice with your bold proclamation on jerusalem and with your bold proclamation today on the golan. your proclamation comes at a time when the golan is more important than ever for our security when iran is trying to establish bases in syria to strike at israel. from across the border, in syria, iran has launched drones into our airspace, missiles into our territory. mr. president, just as israel stood tall in 1967, just as it stood tall in 1973, israel stands tall today. we hold the high ground and we shall never give it up. mr. president, we have a saying in israel. i'll say it in hebrew. it says -- [ speaking foreign language ] that means the people are with the golan, but thanks to you we now know that there are two peoples who stand with the golan, the people of israel and the people of america. so on behalf of all the people of israel, thank you, president trump. thank you for your leadership, thank you for your friendship and thank you for

was it the pry harry source of the information -- primary source of the information given to the court? supplemental, outcome determinative? i want to hear from mr. ore why he warned people you may not want to rely on christopher steel. i want to know the role comey played in this process. i want to find out was the only reason you recused yourself was because of the tarmac meetinging with loretta lynch? i want to find out what were the rules of a counterintelligence investigation? what kind of defensive breaking did you --briefing did you give to the candidate if any at all? those are the questions i want to know about. reporter: senator graham, are you willing to have people come before the pete committee in these separate areas? have you talked to senator feinstein about it? senator graham: there are a lot of these people have testified before. but now the report's behind us, i think it's important to find out what happened f it takes a subpoena, we'll do that. reporter: where do you see now that this report is behind us, the country going in terms of divisiveness? is it just going to keep going? are you seeing any chance for things improving

mr. steele was desperate to stop trent. we pointed it out. may that had to do with them leaving him as well. we'll have to wait and see. >> harris copy of that letter. what specifically do think the american people need to know right now about this investigation? >> remember, we told mr. barr, these two people on the team knew that christopher steele had a bias against the president. desperate to stop trump or the terms that mr. bruce ohr told us in the deposition. he conveyed that to the people of the justice department before the election and also before they went to the fisa court the first time to get the warrant to go spy on the trump campaign. back in october of 2016, they knew that information and they didn't give that information to the court when they went to get the warrant. that is problematic. we think that is a potential conflict. maybe that has something to do with both individuals leaving the mueller team. a bee they are looking for another job, i don't know. understand that mr. wiseman is leaving the justice department altogether. that was announced last week. maybe that has something to do with the fact of a new

mr. manafort saying that. i have heard, i would not have gotten caught if not for the independent counsel. harrys the second best way. the best way would have been to cooperate with the prosecution. being contrite now helps a little bit at the margins, and you are exactly right, he has tried to play a both ways eddie he has not even wanted to come to court. -- ways and he has not even wanted to come to court. so whether the judge gives him credit for that is also in doubt. but the judge has ways to depart and give him a lower sentence, just because he thinks it is called for. i have been in front of that judge and it happened to me, so it could happen to his team today, but it will not happen enough to make a difference in his life, it does not seem to me. david: i want to turn to a different subject, something you have written about. there is a report in the new yorker that says -- that president trump did his best to order the justice department, not directly, to really go after the at&t-time warner merger. sometime in the summer of 2017, before the justice department filed suit, the president

harry s. truman library becomes a realities, fulfilling a long-cherished dream of the ex-president. a crowd of 10,000 witnesses the dedication. mr. truman and chief justice warren both take part in the ritual. >> this library is not the library. it's an archivist's building with the idea of keeping the records of the government in an orderly manner. it will take a little while to get that done. but when you do get it done, this place will be the center of the study of the presidency of the united states. >> the truman library was actually the second presidential library established and run by the national archives and records administration. but harry truman was the first president to actually use his library to be an instrumental force in his library. he worked here between five and six days a week, in his office here at the library. from 1957 when the library opened until the mid-60's when his health started deteriorating. as you enter into the main part of the museum, one of the first things you'll see is the famous buck stops here sign, that was given to truman and became what i call the icon object of the truman administrat

and democratic presidential contender kamala harris will speak this weekend at landmark church in the south, in atlanta. atlanta's ebenezer baptist church mred as the pastor and also where his funeral was held. bernie sanders is scheduled to attend a rally sunday in ft. mason. sanders will also visit los angeles and san diego. >>> it's a move that would mean your children can't use their smartphones in class. a new bill making its way through sacramento. the legislation would basically restrict or ban smartphones in the classroom. teachers and staff would be able to grant permission in cases of emergency. the bill was sent to a committee for a second time this week. >>> you don't mind if i bite into this burrito right now, do you? oh, my gosh. that is delicious. >> now, while you're eating. >> alex, get into that burrito. >> you don't know the voice, you certainly know the face there, in the booth last night, l.a. kings booth, and the sharks game, it was kind of a big deal there, will ferrell dusted off his popular ron burgundy character from "anchorman" to announce the game. >> a little bit of milk there, that's for the sharks. the sharks

harry s. truman and president donald j. trump. and you, mr. president, mr. president, you have done it not once but twice with your bold proclamation on jerusalem and with your bold proclamation today on the golan. your proclamation comes at a time when the golan is more important than ever for our security. when iran is trying to establish bases in syria to treich at israel. from across the border in syria, iran has launched drones into our airspace, missiles into our territory. mr. president, just as israel stood tall in 1967, just as it stood tall in 1973, israel stands tall today. we hold the high ground and we shall never give it up. mr. president, we have a saying in israel, i will say it in hebrew, it says -- [speaking hebrew] that means the people are with the golan. but thanks to you, we now know that there are two peoples who stand with the golan. the people of israel and the people of america. so on behalf of all the people of israel thank you, president trump, thank you for your leadership, thank you for your friendship, and thank you for all you

mr. erdogan is the leader seems to want a new clash of religious civilization for his own domestic political purposes." >> harrisi would speak on the heels of that with the fact that there were at least three turkish citizens who died in this attack. >> david: great point. >> harris: so there is that part of it. but also, when you talk about muslim attacks, look around that part of the world and in the middle east. when they are blowing up hotels, terrorists. they are killing muslim women and men and children at the same time. those attacks, they may be toward westerners but they are killing members of their own religion. >> capri: like in indonesia. >> david: they are the biggest ones have suffered. you can't forget isis, what isis did when they have their caliphate in syria, was just horrendous. they were killing muslims. thousands and thousands and thousands of muslims. people forget that, were it not for this president who is now being associated with this attack, there would be thousands more muslims being killed as a result of what isis would still be doing. >> harris: let's talk about that of a bit more.

mr. trump? >> i don't expect that at all. i would say this on the democratic side, one of the people to watch is kamala harris. she's shown tremendous strength early on. look at her poll numbers. she's got real traction in some of these early primaries. so she's somebody to watch on the democratic side, i think. >> thank you, adrienne and joe. >>> my next guest thinks it may be time to impeach the president. be right back. when heartburn hits, fight back fast with tums smoothies. it neutralizes stomach acid at the source. ♪tum tum tum tum smoothies. also available tums sugar-free. your daily dashboard from fidelity. a visual snapshot of your investments. key portfolio events. all in one place. because when it's decision time... you need decision tech. only from fidelity. >>> in your ten years of working for donald trump, did he control everything that went on in the trump organization? and did you have to get his permission in advance and report back after every meeting of any importance? >> yes. there was -- there was nothing that happened at the trump organization that did not go through mr. trump with his a