catherine herridge is here and catching up with mrs. lynch. what did you find out? thank you, neil. lynch was on the hill to really deal with the russia probe. she couldn't escape questions of her handling about the clinton e-mail case and whether she politicized it. >> attorney general lynch, did you direct director comey to call the clinton e-mail investigation a matter? did you tell director comey to call the clinton e-mail investigation a matter? did you seek permission from anyone within the white house before you took the meeting with bill clinton on the tarmac? >> can you address any of the issued raised by director comey in front of the senate intelligence committee? >> lynch ignored our questions. one of the central issues is this june 27th meeting on the tarmac with bill clinton. if you see here, you can see the security detail, a tall man with the white house. we think that is bill clinton. this week, the senator asked whether she made the decision to meet with bill clinton on her own or if she sought the okay from the white house. >> do you know if there

now i would like to recognize the gentleman from massachusetts, mr. lynch, you're recognized for five minutes. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. and i want the take a special moment just to thank you and to thank ranking member kelly for holding this hearing. this is incredibly important. i want to thank the panel members as well. and although ranking member kelly mentioned that it's only been a month since facebook came out and said, yes, the russians did purchase $100,000 on facebook to influence the election, it has been a very long time since members of congress have been asking to have an investigation on the interference of a foreign government -- in this case russia -- with our democratic elections. it goes back a long way. and this is the first time, mr. chairman, you are the first, you are the first to hold a public hearing on the hacking of our election. and i want to thank you for that. i mean, we go all the way back to september 2015 when the fbi actually contacted the dnc to say the russians are hacking your web site. and the democratic nat

mr. lynch: i thank the gentleman for yielding me time. to e in support of this designate the post office facility in boston, massachusetts, as the john fitzgerald kennedy post office. this reflects the commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the birth of president john f. kennedy this year, otherwise known as the j.f.k. centennial. i'd like to thank our former chairman, the gentleman from utah, jason chaffetz, as well as our current chairman, the gentleman from south carolina, trey gu di, ranking member, the gentleman -- trey gowdy, ranking member, elijah cummings, as well as chairman of our subcommittee, the gentleman from north carolina, mark meadows and ranking member, the gentleman from virginia, jerry donnelly. -- gerry connolly. for their efforts to move this forward. i would like to thank the entire massachusetts house delegation for their efforts in sponsoring this measure. this honors the life and legacy of our 35th president, john f. kennedy, and his impassioned commitment to public service, peace, equality and diplomacy and e

now i would like to recognize the gentleman from massachusetts, mr. lynch. you're recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, very much, mr. chairman. and i want to take a special moment just to thank you and to thank ranking member kelly for holding this hearing. this is incredibly important. i want to thank the panel members, as well. and although ranking member kelly mentioned that, you know, it's only been a month since facebook came out and said yes, the russians did purchase $100,000 on facebook to influence the election, it has been a very long time since members of congress have been asking to have an investigation on the interference of a foreign government, in this case russia, with our democratic elections. it goes back a long way. and this is the first time, mr. chairman -- you are the first. you are the first to hold a public hearing on the hacking of our election. and i want to thank you for that. i mean, we go all the way back to september 2015, when the fbi actually contacted the dnc to say the russians are hacking your website. and the democra

mrs. lynch, she admitted that the meeting cast a cloud over the investigation. we would not have known about before a reporter figured out in phoenix, arizona, . it lends further credibility to the facts, or the concern, that there was something out there, the investigation about hillary clinton was rigged by the justice department and the fbi. why play games with basic documents requests like the one "judicial watch" has asked for? >> steve: what is the next move he missed story? >> they need till november 30th to review 30 pages of information to make sure there is nothing they want to withhold from us. the test now is whether the fbi will give us records or give us records that are heavily redacted and make them useless. i would think that the director of the fbi, mr. christopher wray, the appointee of president trump, will want to take a look at how the fbi handled this freedom of information act request, personally make sure that the american people finally get some honest disclosures from his agency because, frankly, the credibility of the fbi has been fur

farenthold of texas, mr. lynch of massachusetts for their bipartisan support in this need red form and i urge my colleagues to support my bill and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. all time has expired. the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 2195 as amended. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed, and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from oklahoma seek recognition? mr. russell: i move to suspend the rules and pass h.r. 2229, the all circuit review act. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: union calendar number amend.r. 2229, a bhill to title 5, united states code, to provide permanent authority of judicial review of certain decisions related to whistleblowers and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: pursua

email investigation, do you know if there was a phone call between the former attorney general mrs. lynch and the white house regarding whether or not she should take a meeting with the former president clinton on the tarmac? >> know. >> is there any way we could find that out? >> records of that, would there be records available? >> the inquiries should probably be directed to the deputy attorney general. >> i'll do that. do you know if the so-called trump dossier was used by the justice department to seek a warrant? >> i have no idea. >> could you find out if it did happen. >> i believe it would need to be directed to someone else in the department. >> but i think you could tell. >> you could make that inquiry and you'd deserve a yes, sir no response. >> secretary comey gave three reasons various times and i can't find my key here about why he jumped into this case in july. first, if that's the main reason the president wanted to fire him, is jumping into the email investigation and taking over, which i agree with, why did he take so long? >> to fire him? m >> you mean why did the presi

and one that mrs. lynch admitted cast a cloud over the investigation.and lawsuits to get documents that the public deserves to see. how often do you feel like politics is what motives what's actually released, or do you feel like for the most part you get a straight deal? >> well, on sensitive topics like this you've gotta push in court to get the records. the agencies would voluntarily turn them over and in the case of the f.b.i. i think somebody knowingly withheld this information from us and only fessed up to it once we called them out as a result of the justice department disclosing some information. there's no good reason that these documents shouldn't have been found given the high level nature of the communications that we found that the justice department had with f.b.i. officials. pete: it's counterintuitive there wouldn't be there wouldn't be some documents as well with the level of consequence of a meeting of this level as well. tom fitton, president of judicial watch. thank you for being here and your hard work. appreciate it. >>> speaking o

lynch franchise for $50 billion. as we sit here today, you see the movement towards passive investing. i read so many analysts' notes and the first thing they say is it's time for mr. moynihan to spin off merrill lynch or even to sell it where does merrill lynch fit in right now in your vision for this company moving forward? >> well, the issues facing the investment management business from revenue compression, passive investing trends, automation, robo advisers and all those things, we will drive that through, applying the technology in a way that's good for our customers and good for our teammates and you'll see us continue to do that. our merrill lynch is one of the fastest growing on that side of the business we're getting 1 million above investors. the question is how do you handle the between where the investment strategies and stuff have to be very efficient for the investor given the amount of money and revenue streams for that so andy and terry and keith and katie are all working on this. spinning it off would be not good for anybody and it's a valuable part of what we do and it's an integrated part of what we do. we'll have tremendous referral flow betw

mrs. clinton, but the justice department and the f.b.i. and the most vivid illustration is that loretta lynchybe in a target in a fair world, bill clinton, a week before that they were supposed to be interviewing hillary clinton on the email matter. and ms. lynch admitted that the media cast a cloud over the investigation, a meeting that we wouldn't have known about but for a reporter figuring it out out there in phoenix, arizona. so it lends further credibility to the teryn that the investigation to hillary clinton was rigged by the justice department, otherwise, why play games? >> steve: what's the next move in this story? are you following other avenues? >> the f.b.i. will take forever and a day to give us the records. they need until november 30 to review 30 pages of information to make sure there is nothing they want to withhold from us. so the test is now whether the f.b.i. will give us records or records that are highly redacted. i would think that they will want to take a look at how the f.b.i. handled this freedom of information act request and make sure that the american people get

mr. trump's remarks and tweets criticizing the protests. and in denver the raiders stood except for marshawn lynch who was sitting as he has in the past. the broncos raised a fist. marshawn supported kaepernick's original protest. he arrived at the stadium wearing the t-shirt with the words "everybody versus trump." the shirt is made by a company in oakland called dope era. it's now selling for $45. >>> cable car ridership is going downhill fast. the drop in popularity follows the recent fare hike. as kpix 5 john ramos explains, for some, the problem isn't the price. it's the weight. >> reporter: at 10:00 in the morning, the line is already long at powell and market in san francisco. it's where those little cable cars begin climbing halfway to the stars. >> when you think of san francisco, you think of the cable cars. you think of the curvy street. the bridge. so we're doing all those tourist things. >> reporter: the cable cars are a must-do experience for visitors to the city. or are they? muni recently released numbers showing ridership has dropped 25%. from 20,600 riders per day to 15,500 a day

lynch will serve a one-game suspension for shoving an official. after facing the bills, the raiders will stay out east and head to mr. for the game against the doll vins on november 5th. to make the long trip easier, the raiders quarterback is packing more than a suitcase. >> my family's going to be there, they're way more important to follow to me. i'll flew three -- fly them out so they're there, my wife and babies. the advantage is another little camp, besides just not having to fly. that's a zwroer benefit of -- major benefit of guys not being together outside of the windows we have here. >> now, i have a 19-year-old son who -- 19 month old son who likes to auh-oh. the 9ers will take a field trip to philadelphia sunday to face the eagles with the best record in football. if they lose to the eagles, the 9ers will set a franchise record with a 0-8 mark to start the season. the coach, shanahan searching for the right season he hopes -- >> we're trying to figure out the right thing about our guys as people and our players. it's football. i'm pulling for all these guys. we got to make tough decisions and some tough de

lynch will serve a one-game suspension for shoving an official. after facing the bills, the raiders will stay out east and head to mr.e against the doll vins on november 5th. to make the long trip easier, the raiders quarterback is packing more than a suitcase. >> my family's going to be there, they're way more important to follow to me. i'll flew three -- fly them out so they're there, my wife and babies. the advantage is another little camp, besides just not having to fly. that's a zwroer benefit of -- major benefit of guys not being together outside of the windows we have here. >> now, i have a 19-year-old son who -- 19 month old son who likes to auh-oh. the 9ers will take a field trip to philadelphia sunday to face the eagles with the best record in football. if they lose to the eagles, the 9ers will set a franchise record with a 0-8 mark to start the season. the coach, shanahan searching for the right season he hopes -- >> we're trying to figure out the right thing about our guys as people and our players. it's football. i'm pulling for all these guys. we got to make tough decisions and some tough decisions that

lynch said they talked about. their grandchildren, doing air quotes. or if they really did talk about whether or not the doj was going to seek mrs. n's indictment. >> eric: it went on for 40 minutes or so. hillary clinton said there was nothing inappropriate was said in any way. both of them, meaning her husband and loretta lynch, came to regret exchanging pleasantries that day. >> this is also the stated purpose for jim comey's going rogue. that is, taking the ball away from his superiors in the justice department and deciding on his own whether or not -- i say stated purpose. we don't know the real purpose. deciding on his own whether or not to present evidence to a grand jury seeking clinton's indictment. there is more than enough evidence to sought her indictment. but between the tarmac meeting and the decision by jim comey she wasn't indicted. she could still be indicted. the statute of limitations is five years -- seven years. it's plenty of time. >> eric: judicial watch says the f.b.i. in their view is quote, out of control. here is their statement. the f.b.i. is out of control, stunning, the f.b.i. found these records only

lynching. perhaps it is good she left the congress, declaring it to unclean. women are worth noting. recognition. recognition. mrsgers, in addition to serving the longest term up to that time of any woman and congress was responsible for getting women into a gallery service roles in the military and the second world war. she is frequently photographed in uniform. rogers held the record for the longest house tenure for a woman, 35 years. --you count the koski mccluskey, she is a total of 40 years. a rep. guinta: from maine held third-place for 32 years. aese were definitely -- representative from maine held third-place for 32 years. in wyoming in 1925, and election was one. easedcrat in texas was into office after her husband's impeachment. she served a second term in the 1930's. in 26 state7 seats legislatures. decade later, they had won 46 seats and 39 legislatures. women were elected statewide. had women mayors. seattle was the largest. then, as now, women are entirely represented in the lowest categories of office. the least powerful. most women serve on school boards. nowhere near 50% in any category of women

mr. speaker, the current officers of the convention are first vice president at large, dr. leon lynch, first vice president, ricky banks, second vice president, dr. j. vincent cherry sr. third vice president, reverend o.d. sikes. fourth vice president, reverend rivers. recording secretary, reverend curtis o'donnell. assistant secretary, rev reendrause iii. parliamentarian reverend reginald wells, the historian is dr. harrah l. white and the hardworking executive secretary treasury is dr. tchace ward t. gray. mr. speaker, the black church in north carolina did not begin at the end of slavery. it became more pronounced and more transparent at slavery'sened. -- slavery's end, excuse me. but it existed for many years. many years prior to the end of slavery. in 1831, the north carolina general assembly passed a law making it a crime for any free person of color or slave to inach or exhort in public or any matter efficient as a preach ore teacher in any prayer meeting or association for worship where slaves of different families were collected together. can you imagine? the punishment for p

lynch case, 12 out of 14 counts of conviction were reversed. never mind the defendants spent up to a year in prison on an indictment that didn't really state a federal offense. mrwiseman had yellow highlighted evidence that show they were innocent and hit it from the defendants while they were in prison and longer. >> shannon: interesting that there are scores of charges potentially decades in jail, hundreds of thousands of dollars were accused. at the end of the day, there is nothing in these documents that ties them to russian collusion with the trump campaign. >> absolutely not. >> shannon: something that manafort's attorney said that there is no evidence. yet people are running wild with these indictments today, saying, this proves everything, the president will be impeached. >> [laughs] it doesn't prove anything at all. the first place, an indictment is just a determination by the grand jury grand jury that essey rubber stamps mr. mueller's proposed charges, hearing only what mr. mueller and his team want them to hear. there is no presentation by the defense whatsoever. all you need to do is look at mr. wiseman's other indictments to see how fatally flawed

lynch. from the committee on science, space and technology for sections 223 of the house bill and section 897, 896, and 6002 of the senate amendment and modifications committed to conference. mr. smith of texas and ms. johnson of texas. for consideration of sections 1711 67, 1701 through 04, rough 13, 1721 through 23, 1331 through and 1741 of the house bill and sections 897, 98, 899-c and 10 of the senate amendment. and modifications committed to conference, mr. chabot, kelly of mississippi and ms. velazquez. from the committee on transportation and infrastructure for sections of 1082, 1611, , on 1695, 3501 and 3505 through 10 of the house bill and section 13501 and 135508 and and 14013 of the senate amendment. and modifications committed to conference, messers. graves of missouri. and from the committee on 1077ans affairs, 573, 576, and 2841 of the house bill and 1254.n 731, 1084, 1088, 11001. 11008 and 14004 of the senate amendment and modifications committed to conference. messers. roe of tennessee, bilirakis and walz. from the committee of ways and means consideration of senate amendment and modifications committed to conference, mr. tiberi, pls walorski. the speaker pro