>> mr. ray endorsed mueller's raid on the president's lawyer, extraordinary. it's not even done in mob cases. it's done on manafort to suits he bought. this is what he sees as legitimate law enforcement with mueller. he has a relationship with mueller that he admits predates the investigation and him and rosen stein have personal relationships with mueller making it impossible for them to disinterestly call into question or help manage his investigation. so we're not going to get any protection. the rule of law is not going to get protection from the director of the fbi or rosenstein on the mueller investigation and you nail it in the beginning when you said conducting foreign policy. the justice department, the mueller, doj russia indictment is doj high staters hijacking our foreign policy. supposedly they told president trump a week before putin summit we'll indict these guys. what's he going to say? don't do it or wait until after the summit? that would be leaked immediately and he'd be accused of obstructing the department of investigation. you have this i

all i mean the russian state was able to mobilize all its resources to ensure that the right career mrs ray in place in the white infrastructure is there around them so in terms of that it's going to be hard to judge that whether it's the best ever if you have to take a long term view or that it's a safety the legacy was the investment worth it with the stadiums actually used in the long term by regular and club sides and indeed how do the people react to other actually changes in the country as well as a result due to the relaxation of laws they stay in place in the long term want to be looking at from a purely perspective it was certainly an engrossing so i'm will absolutely get to the legacy in just a moment first of all bill your thoughts did anyone expect it to be as good as it was. well and terms of football no i don't think so i thought it was a superb world cup in terms of how russia handle it i think the russians did themselves proud i think that they show themselves quite adept they were able to present an image of russia to the world that was open and hospitable and welcoming the

mr ray. i want you to pretend for a second that you're sitting where i am and what you have in front of you is someone who had several violations of probation who was on probation when they sold drugs and ran for the from the cops this time a man who had a record of drug sales. with stealing a firearm an assault thrown in there for more than two decades would you release that person early. you know as well as i do that you are not a good. system looks at. another indicator of it. right there. and work ok. for the purpose of. making decisions based on if you make decisions and you're only. half the time fifty percent better than chance however if we. if we look at what the research. goes up to seventy percent of the time. i don't know who wouldn't. post a five. twenty fifteen. programming today. really as much as you have control over trying to. get something out of it so when you come back to them you can actually. play it for what you're going to do when you get out ok. all right. thank you.

mr. trump. ray bogan tells us the conversation happened two months before the 2016 election. >>> reporter: in april, michael cohen's offices were raided by the fbi. by may, it was announced he was no longer part of the president's legal team. now the question, is cohen cooperating with federal prosecutors? caught on tape, a conversation between the president's former personal lawyer michael cohen and then candidate donald trump. the fall 2016 recording seized by the fbi during a raid of cohen's offices earlier this year are said to include a discussion about a possible hush payment for carey mcdougal, the playboy centerfold who says she had an extramarital affair with mr. trump. >> a lot of people ask, you know, how is a tape recording allowed to be used if it's between a client and an attorney? right? um, and so the point there would be if it's in furtherance of a crime, that is an exception to the attorney/client privilege. >> reporter: federal investigators are looking at cohen over possible bank

mr. trump. ray bogan says the conversation happened two months before the 2016 presidential election. >>> reporter: in april, michael cohen's offices were raided by the fbi. by may, it was announced he was no longer part of the president's legal team. now the question, is cohen cooperating with federal prosecutors? caught on tape, a conversation between the president's former personal lawyer michael cohen and then candidate donald trump. the fall 2016 recording seized by the fbi during a raid of cohen's offices earlier this year are said to include a discussion about a possible hush payment for carey mcdougal, the playboy centerfold who says she had an extramarital affair with mr. trump. >> a lot of people ask, you know, how is a tape recording allowed to be used if it's between a client and an attorney? right? um, and so the point there would be if it's in furtherance of a crime, that is an exception to the attorney/client privilege. >> reporter: federal investigators are looking at cohen over poss

mr. ray alexander, director of contingency operations and the chief of office of homeland security, u.s. army other of engineers, mr. patrick sheehan, director of tennessee emergency management agency, testifying on behalf of the national emergency management association, which represents state emergency managers, miss misty gardener, emergency management coordinator, city of richardson, texas, testifying on behalf of local emergency managers and the u.s. council of the international association of emergency managers, and the honorable dave pawlson, who served as fema administrator from 2005 to 2009, testifying on behalf of the build strong coalition. i ask unanimous consent our witnesses' statements be included in the record. without objection, so ordered. the subcommittee would ask you limit your testimony to five minutes. you may proceed. >> good morning. my name is jeff bayer. i'm the social security administrator for the office of response and recovery for fema. on behalf of secretary ne

mr. cord ray demanding changes before they would consider a nomination. so the comparison between that process and this, mr. chairman is spicious. >> i will go into a little urther document request. it's been put as a small request that goes into her relationship with some of these policies. the fact is it's a document that goes into every conceivable document related to the budgeting process and the implementation concerning administration policies ranging from immigration to hurricane relief. and now we've had the tax code thrown out as well. forded this has request to the white house. these documents are designed to go after various policies of the administration which the requesters degree agree and go far beyond any precedent of this committee and what it requires of nominees. this request seek to open up extensive document production in five agencies, o.m.b., d.o.j., d.h.s. and hud. including also the white house itself. this is a multi-faceted bat with the president being played out in the context of this city's nomination process. i would not expec

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ongoing dialogue between russia and the united states but mr trump has reached an unprecedented level of hostility and after money from a right white a ray of people regarding his handling of the meeting with russian president putin related to tampering with u.s. elections notably mr trump did not condemn the election tampering and has derided u.s. intelligence reports about the matter that despite mr trump's own director of national intelligence former senator dan coats saying after the joint press conference in helsinki yesterday quote we had. been clear in our assessment of russia meddling in the two thousand and sixteen election and there are ongoing pervasive efforts to undermine our democracy house speaker paul ryan a republican had this to say let me try to be as clear as i can to the world of the country we stand by our nato allies and all those countries who are facing russia aggression how many times have i stood up here and told you what i think about vladimir putin vladimir putin does not share our interests but to me putin does not share our values and that's certainly not how russian president vladimir putin sees it he expl

morning in the russia investigation, but what does robert mueller want to talk to ray former manhattan madam about? and mr. putin goes to washington. why the invitation to the russian president is causing tension in the white house. >>> a new reaction to the bombshell revelation that michael cohen secretly recorded a conversation with then candidate donald trump about paying a former play boy playmate to buy the rights to her story alleging an affair with him. my colleague, reverend al sharpton, spoke with cohen right before the "new york times" broke its story, and here's what the rev said on msnbc last night. >> he kept saying to me over and over again, rev, i'm going to do what's right for the country, i'm going to do what's right for my family. out of all of the people that he could have reached out to, reaching out to me in and of itself was sending a signal to president trump. >> nbc's peter alexander has details on the secret tape and that is now in the hands of the fbi and the response from president trump's legal team. >> reporter: sex, money, and the audiotapes. nbc news confirming the president

ongoing dialogue between russia and the united states but mr trump has reached an unprecedented level of hostility and acrimony from a right white a ray of people regarding his handling of the meeting with russian president putin related to tampering with u.s. elections notably mr trump did not condemn the election tampering and has derided u.s. intelligence reports about the matter that despite mr trump's own director of national intelligence. senator dan coats saying after the joint press conference in helsinki yesterday quote we have been clear in our assessment of russia meddling in the two thousand and sixteen election and there are ongoing pervasive efforts to undermine our democracy house speaker paul ryan a republican had this to say let me try to be as clear as i can to the world of the country we stand by our nato allies and all those countries who are facing russia aggression how many times have i stood up here and told you what i think about vladimir putin vladimir putin does not share our interests but to me putin does not share our values and that's certainly not how russian president vladimir putin sees it he explained

mr. trump wrote twitter, pfizer and others should be ashamed theyd have rai drug prices for no reason. they are taking advantage of the poor and others unable to defend themselves, while at the same timear givingin basement prices to other countries in europe and elsewhere. we will respond. in response, pfizercesaid, p for the majority of its drugs do remain unchanged, but last week we did tell you pfizer raised the priceff some its drugs, although it lowered the cost of others at the same time. pfizer shares fell midday when the tweet was posted. the stock was a fraction. >> the trump administration has decided suspend key payments that are part of the affordable care act. ane payments to ensurers help stabilize the ins market. the freeze could increase uncertainty and drive premiums this fall. a legal ruling that tossed out the formula used to calculate those payments, calling i flawed. >> the first day on the job for the man in charge of that health care phen viewer formed by mazon, berkshire hathaway and jpmorgan chase. his goal, nothing short of bringing costs down, and changing w

mr. trump has done nothing wrong. in washington, ray bogan, fox news. >>> the attorney for stormy daniels wrote on twitter today, if michael cohen is a patriot, then all the tapes should be released to the american people now. too much is at stake. michael avenatti represents her in her lawsuit. she wants to invalidate her nondisclosure denying an affair she claims to have had with mr. trump in 2006. >>> joining us now is legal analyst michael cardoza. does this recording surprise you and why would michael cohen make these? >> well, does it surprise me in a situation like this? yes and no. one of my first questions would be, does cohen do this with all of his clients? if he does it with all of his clients, thmuch from it. but if he only did it with donald trump, it speaks volumes for what he, cohen, thinks about president trump's credibility and character. >> would these tapes -- and it sounds as if there's more than one. would these tapes be admissible in evidence or be attorney/client privilege? >> i think it would be attorney/client

instead, mr trump any of those questions about boris johnson. instead, mrtrump basically blamed the whole furore rayd the sun newspaper had failed to include in its story all the wonderful things that he had in fact said about mrs may. we have all seen, heard the interview that mrtrump did with all seen, heard the interview that mr trump did with the political editor of the sun newspaper and, he said what he said, he was highly critical of mrs may's approach to brexit and i suspect privately many mps take the view that he was speaking what he truly believed. this afternoon, the name of the game was damage limitation. and the way to limit the damage was to just say fa ke to limit the damage was to just say fake news, then so be it, as he coupled that with huge dollops of praise the theresa may. and when he talks about fake news, of course normally it is to cover up some of the things he has said he which he doesn't want to be publicised further. in fact he talked again today about america being the biggest contributor to nato and paying in 90%, which is fake news in itself. he talked again about the

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ray retain foreign investors' trust. the u.s. dollar should remain secure for now. >> thank you. mr. pollack, you're recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman, mr. foster, and members of the subcommittee. this hearing poses interesting questions, which leads to guessing and thinking, we hope. bitcoin or another crypto currency could become a successfully privately issued fiat currency, being widely accepted, constantly used in payments and settlements, used to denominate debt and other enforceable contracts. people are going around asking what's the price of this in bitcoin? we're way from that but it's imaginable. the history of money, as the chairman said, demonstrates a wide variety of monies that have been used. there have been numerous historical examples of private currencies. but to my knowledge there's never been a private fiat currency, reserved for the power of governments. private currencies, circulating notes were common in the 19th century. you might have carried, in those days a dollar bill. but all such notes were banked by the loans and investments and c

mr. putin to washington this fall. it comes as the u.s. senate today approved a nonbinding rebuke of the president. fox news' raypitol hill against what many believe is president trump not handling the russia situation properly but today the press secretary announced today that president trump has instructed his national security adviser john bolton to invite vladimir putin here for another meeting this fall. that would make it their second one-on-one meeting. meanwhile on capitol hill that press conference on monday is still drawing a lot of criticism. it'sdemocratic lawmakers erupt into a chants on the house floor following an impassioned plea by representative steny hoyer to help states better secure elections. >> surely we can rise above pandering to party and putin to act on behalf of our freedom and security. >> reporter: strong backla

ray. i know recognize the ranking member of the committee, the jennison -- cinnamon from new york, mr. nobler. >> the events that have led up to this hearing are totally unacceptable. on monday this week you notified us without the seven-day notice required by the rules. on tuesday you started more than an hour late again, again without notice to the minority. then you allowed mr. jordan to offer an amendment that was patently nongermane. and then you stood out of the view of the cameras while the majority voted to overturn the ruling of their own chair that the amendment was not germane. on wednesday you dropped all committee business to interview mr. struck. he had already volunteered to come into an interview before you threatened him with a subpoena. today we need so that the majority can criticize the deputy attorney general to his face. we will take a break so that we -- largely about his failure to put documents that you know he cannot. we will take a break so that we can go to the floor and vote on a so-called resolution of insistence based on the amendment from earlier this we

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ongoing dialogue between russia and the united states but mr trump has reached an unprecedented level of hostility and after money from a right white a ray of people regarding his handling of the meeting with russian president putin related to tampering with u.s. elections notably mr trump did not condemn the election tampering and has derided u.s. intelligence reports about the matter that despite mr trump's own director of national intelligence former senator dan coats saying after the joint press conference in helsinki yesterday quote we have been clear in our assessment of russia meddling in the twenty six thousand election and there aren't going pervasive efforts to undermine our democracy house speaker paul ryan a republican had this to say let me try to be as clear as i can to the world of the country we stand by our nato allies and all those countries who are facing russia aggression how many times have i stood up here and told you what i think about vladimir putin vladimir putin does not share our interests putin does not share our values and that's certainly not how russian president vladimir putin sees it he explained his posi

mr. chairman. >> thank you. we will now begin a second round of questions. i would like to remind all members today is the annual hot dog lunch in ray burn so we will hold everyone strictly to five minutes. in february, as part of the bipartisan budget act of 2018, congress enact add provision that will allow fema to incentivize mid gays through the increase of the the federal cost share of federal disaster. what is the process of the implementation? >> we have a group looking at how do we best implement. as you administrator paulson say, we'll look at the palete. we want to take full advantage of the authority that congress -- you know, granted us in that provision. it fits the administrator's strad ic plan. we want to do that right to start with. >> administrator paulson, what do you think should be driving the incentive of fema -- >> that's not a giveaway program that states have to do certain things to qualify for that extra money. have a statewide building plan in place, a rock solid mitigation plan. they have done an assessment of the risk and put those mitigation dollars those alleviating those risks. i think we need to make

i still trust fbi director ray to do his job because i expect him to check his personal beliefs at the door. do you still trust director christopher wray? mr. strzok: yes. rep. lieu: attorney general jeff sessions made political contributions. i still trust that if there's a case involving a democrat or republican or independent that attorney general jeff sessions could look at the facts and the law and apply it in an unbiased manner. do you still trust attorney general jeff sessions to do that? in strzok: i don't know him nearly the same capacity i know the director, but he's taken an oath and i trust him to discharge that. rep. lieu: thank you. let me conclude by saying this. we are going to know at some point what the robert mueller investigation found. we already know about the hillary clinton emails because there's been an exhaustive investigation plus this ig report. what we're seeing now is an attack on law enforcement. when i was prosecuting cases, when defendants don't have the facts on their side, they resort to attacking law enforcement. that is what we see happening now. i thought i would end on a quote from sarah huckabee sand