mr. steele informed me that the room is at capacity, so we have some people who are outside that signed upfor public comment. so i will right a prepared statement before we get started and do we have... section h., special order of business. number 1, important notice regarding public comment on item h. two, recommendation to remove from public view the mural at george washington high school. the board of education anticipates several speakers on this item in an effort to accommodate as many speak -- several speakers on this item. and it anticipation to address several speakers and the board will allow for one hour of public comment regarding agenda item h. two, recommendation to remove from public view the mural at george washington high school. the board will allocate one hour is public -- a public comment as follows. thirty minutes of speakers in favor of keeping the mural in view, and 30 minutes for speakers in favor of removing the mural from public view. the board strongly recommends -- trailing her just speakers to collaborate and coordinate their messages in order to make the most

[applause] >> mr. steel, if you wouldn't mind getting the parent's name and contact information, we will double check that you are getting the right advice. >> okay. >> good evening, vice president sanchez, commissioners, deputy superintendent, and student advocates. my name is jeff lucas, i am a parent of two san francisco unified school district students i'm here to make a statement regarding the math policy. i have an eighth-grader, "in the fall, want to take geometry and algebra, too. mice student recently passed at the math the validation test and will be placed in geometry. i contracted the future -- contacted the future high school to see how much they may double up and take algebra, two, and was told it was board policy that no ninth grader may take a math class higher than geometry. i reviewed the policy on that placement and it makes no mention of prohibiting ninth graders from taking math classes higher than geometry. i scoured the board policies and i still can't find any policy that prohibits ni

mr. steele, you can verify this.uld not, because it was anonymous information based on multiple hearsay. >> sean: and "the new york times" is saying that it was likely russian disinformation from the beginning. >> whether it is phony information that he conjured or whether it is disinformation or both. and i suspect that it is both, it does not matter. it is wrongful, unverified information. the failure to pay the $50,000 bonus in the fall only shows you that when they went to the fisa court, they already knew that it was unverifiable and steele could not on his own verify it to. >> sean: it is a premeditated fraud against the court. listen, two if you are the greatest lawyers, sara, you are the best investigative reporter. you cannot get me out of this problem. i would be going to jail. >> you would have never gotten into the problem to begin with. because unlike the fbi, you are on a spray to there has to be accountability. the benefit of every american citizen who is vulnerable to having this information used to s

mr. steele, of course, is a former british intelligence officer hired by -- to do opposition research --e hillary clinton campaign >> now, he's in charge of the clinton email investigation. >> there were two investigations here one was an investigation of donald trump there was another investigation of hillary clinton >> seth: oh, my god, guys, let it go. a thousand years from now when global warming has destroyed the planet and hoards of zombie bandits roam the countryside, a gang of survivors is going to find an abandoned room in the capitol with these words scrawled in blood. "what about hillary's emails?" [ laughter ] what's clear here is that trump's hand-picked attorney general orchestrated a pr campaign to mislead the public over robert mueller's findings before anyone actually got to see them. and now we know mueller himself was upset about it if you're going to read something, don't leave out key words. read the whole thing you know, like lindsey graham. >> trump is a [ bleep ] idiot. [ laughter ] >> seth: this has been "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause we'll be right bac

mr. steele, yous can verify this. of and he could not, because it was $50,000 if only m anonymous information based on multiple hearsay. can verify this. and he could not, because it was anonymous information based on multiple hearsay. 4r he never got paid the $50,000. >> sean: and "the "the new york times" is saying that it was likely russian disinformation from the beginning. russianan disinformation from t >> whether it is phony >> whether information that he conjured or whether it is disinformation ory both. he conjured or and i suspect that it is both,ht it does not matter.ion orr both. it is wrongful, unverified i sua information.t it is both, it does not matter. it is wro the failure to pay the $50,000ld information. bonus in the fall only shows yo0 bonus that when they went to the fisae court, they already knew that il was unverifiable and steele could not on his own verify it a to. court, they already knew that it was unverifiable and >> sean: it is a premeditated se fraud against the court. on hisn listen, t

mr. mccarthy: the clinton campaign and the d.n.c. creating a false dosier. reporter: you are saying they made up the entire steele dosier? mr. mccarthy: did they pay a foreign entity? i think they did. reporter: the president said he would accept dirt on a political opponent. mr. mccarthy: you are talking about a hypothetical. we don't want a foreign government interfere in any of our elections and stand united on that. reporter: jon stuart grew attention, how do you see the 9/11 funds playing out. is there a sunset and everyone in the new york metro area is not getting a check if they get cancer? mr. mccarthy: from an entity going forward, you have to find who have been affected by it and care for those individuals and that's what we continue to do. there are checks and balances provided in there. we should care for those who have got cancer based upon working for this country. and that's what the legislation will do and we will continue to fund. reporter: if one of you was approached by a foreign power -- mr. mccarthy: like adam schiff? reporter: to contact the f.b.i. mr. mccarthy: you are asking a hypothetical and let's l

mr. steele. probably sourced by criminally linked associates. that would be illegal. that would be wrong. that is something that you can gather from the mueller report. but we're not discussing that. but i think we should. i think we should. i also think that we ought to give more than an hour and 20 minutes to review our witnesses' testimony instead of popping it up to us at the last minute with a change of topic. with that i'm out of time and i yield back. >> the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from california, mr. lou. >> i wanted to respond to that, if i could? >> please do. >> point of order. there was no question before any of these witnesses. >> why don't you respond to that question? >> i have always permitted witnesses to answer the last question. >> but there was no question -- >> and to make a comment on relevant -- the witness will -- the witness may -- the witness may proceed. >> inquiry then? and what rule, mr. chairman, are we operating? >> i'll solve this. i'll talk. >> you can ask -- >> no. just give me the time. >> the witness may proceed. >> i

mr. mccarthy: that's right. that happens. the steele dossier, how does mr. mueller rely on the steele dossier in his report? mr. mccarthy: it's 200 pages. off the top of my head i can't think of anything that he relied on in terms of any kind of important conclusion. mr. schiff: your answer is he does not? mr. mccarthy: don't think so. i don't want to give you a sloppy answer off the top of my head. mr. schiff: mr. mccarthy, when did you learn that a there was a counterintelligence investigation of the trump ampaign? mr. mccarthy: i don't he know. i have to -- again, i learned as a member of the public, don't have any inside personal information so i would have to go back over things that i had written and read over time to ry to pin it down. mr. schiff: the counterintelligence of the trump campaign? mr. mccarthy: i know director comey testified here or before this committee on march 20 of 2017 it seemed to me at that point in time that he was -- what he was directing his remarks to, at least in part, was evident from the intelligence community assessment tha

reporter: you are saying they made up the entire steele dossier? mr. mccarthy: did they pay a foreign entity to go around and create it? i believe they did. reporter: [indiscernible] the president to say he would listen to accept dirt on a political opponent. [indiscernible] mr. mccarthy: you are talking about a hypothetical. i want everyone in america to know we don't want a foreign , government interfere in any of our elections and stand united on that. jonrter: mr. mccarthy, stewart drew attention, how do you see the 9/11 funds playing out. is there a sunset and everyone in the new york metropolitan area where i am from is not getting a check if they get cancer from some other reason? rep. mccarthy: i think from an interview going forward, you have to find who have been affected by it and care for those individuals, and that's what we continue to do. there are checks and balances provided in there. we should care for those that got cancer based upon working for this country. from the same basis. and that's what the legislation will do and that is wh

mr. steele in question. >> you might want to make william barr aware of that so he doesn't come after youthere is an interesting line here. i'm not surprised that they go to this because the president always believes that the best defense is a good offense. you can't defend his actions or his campaign's actions with regard to russia during the 2016 campaign. so he wants to find a way to attack secretary clinton and her campaign or those allied with her. i do think there's no question that hiring someone to do opposition research is a perfectly legitimate campaign function. there is no question that given the president's ties to overseas businesses, a lot of that work was going to be done by foreigners and about things that happened overseas, businesses and institutions. i do think there say legitimate argument that some of the information in the steele dossier was not accurate. some of it may have come directly or indirectly from foreign governments. and putting that out in the media was a mistake. and that people are concerned about that and don't want something like that to happen again

mr. schiff: the steele dossier, how does mr. mueller rely on the steele dossier in his report? mr.carthy: it's 200 pages. off the top of my head i can't think of anything that he relied on in terms of any kind of important conclusion. mr. schiff: your answer is he does not? mr. mccarthy: don't think o. i don't want to give you a loppy answer off the top of my head. mr. schiff: mr. mccarthy, when did you learn that a there was a counterintelligence investigation of the trump campaign? mr. mccarthy: i don't he know. i have to -- again, i learned as a member of the public, don't have any inside personal information so i would have to go back over things that i had written and read over time to try to pin it down. mr. schiff: the counterintelligence of the trump campaign? mr. mccarthy: i know director comey testified here or before this committee on march 20 of 2017 it seemed to me at that point in time that he was -- what he was directing his remarks to, at least in part, was evident from the intelligence community assessment that came out in january. it seemed clear to me reading the

steele dossier. ms. douglas: i have never read it. mr. anderson: i have not. mr. mccarthy: i have read. >> i would challenge any of you to find anything in the steele dossier we now know is true? >> there are a number of assertions made which are true but if not great importance. for example, we know carter page did go to moscow in july. what he did there is the subject of a great deal of back-and-forth. whether he went there or not, which the steele dossier asserts, is not -- >> that is not an accusation, because that is not a crime. >> when you're doing with counterintelligence, none of it is necessarily a crime. >> my point being is that this thing which was almost entirely the basis for the fisa application, almost all of the act -- almost all of the allegations are not true. to your knowledge, has the fbi ever used political opposition research funded by u.s. political campaign and including information from foreign agents in a counterintelligence investigation? mr. anderson, are you aware of that ever happened before? mr. anderson: i'm not aware of anything.

clinton's campaign manager robbie mook boasted about accepting dirt on donald trump furnished by mr. steel, probably sourced by criminally linked associates. that would be illegal. that would be wrong. that is something that you can gather from the mueller report. but we're not discussing that. but i think we should. i also think we ought to give more than an hour and 20 minutes to review our witnesses' testimony instead of popping it up to us at the last minute with a change of topic. i'm out of time and i yield back. >> i wanted to respond to that if i could. >> point of order. >> there was no question for any of these witnesses. >> i was always permitted witnesses to answer the last question. >> but there was no question. >> and to make a comment on relevant -- the witness may proceed. >> parliamentary inquiry then? under what rule, mr. chairman, are we operating? >> i'll solve this. >> just give me the time. >> the witness may proceed. >> i just wanted to respond to a characterization that i said that opposition research from a foreign source is illegal. that's not what i said. i said

mr. steele. probably sourced by criminally linked associates. that would be illegal, that would be wrong. that is something that you can gather from the mueller report. but we're not discussing that. but i think we should. i think we should. and i also think we all to give more than an hour and 20 minutes to review our witnesses testimony. instead of opening it up to us at the last minute with a change of timopic. with that i'm out of time and i yield back. >> the gentleman yield back and the gentleman from california. >> that's fine. >> oh, is the witness -- >> i wanted to respond to that if i could. >> point of order, there was no question before any of these witnesses. >> i want to respond to that question. >> i have always permitted witnesses to answer questions and to make comment on relevant -- proceed.ss will, may >> parliament to inquiry the under whatn. weunder what rule are operating? >> i'll solve this. give me the time. >> the witness may perceive. respond toanted to a characterization that i said that operation -- opposition researc

mr. ambassador, yes or no on this. china's steel state-owned industries account for the biggest producers in the country, are part of the problems if china doesn't succeed, do you think these tariffs will force them from stop cheating? ambassador lighthizer: you know, i can't answer that yes or no. can i give a regular season? senator brown: sure. ambassador lighthizer: i could pass given the shortness of time i am prepared to pass. i don't know if it will get them to stop cheating, tariffs alone. i know one thing that won't work and that is talking with them because we have done that for 20 years. i know you agree with me on that. if we don't get an agreement and then we have to do something and if there's a better idea than tariffs i'd like to hear it. i haven't heard it. i do know you and i agree that just chatting with them in a dialogue is not going to get them to change because that's proven to be unsuccessful. senator brown: i know you care about that. i know you care about wages, chinese wages for workers and the benefits it

citizens, and yet, knowing fisa application was based on the steel dossier, mr. i'll start with you, should the f.b.i. have taken steps to verify the contents of dossier provider to including it in the fisa application? have.believe they should i think that steel was in the position not of a source of but an -- accumularor. for ally speaking prosecutors and courts, in any warrant situation, fisa warning information ource are the people who see and hear, conversations that the court is being asked to rely on for purposes of probable cause. it generally doesn't matter your case agent is credible. it's whether the source information is. obvious the ully f.b.i. should verify information before presenting it to the fisa courts. all agree on that. >> before any court. >> any court, absolutely. verify, u mean by corroborate. verify, ially the corroborate. >> especially the fisa court. there is no defender. i'm sure the three of you are familiar with the steel dossier is that true? >> i have never read it. >> never read it. anderson? >> i've not read it either. >> i've re

market has now effectively terminated the deal that would have created the 2nd biggest steel manufacturer in europe mr best a.j. decisively deny that they are after many stakeholders told the commission that the 2 companies counterproposals on antitrust issues would not address their concerns the final denial may fuel calls for reform to the rules the commission runs as the steel industry observers say that some consolidation is needed to stabilize an industry unsettled by events including the u.s. tariffs on imported metals from the e.u. china japan and russia. a number of technology firms are preparing for the long haul is a turf war between china and the u.s. continues while some companies are trying to avoid the battleground others are asking for help from their governments are to give a chance for the latest in toronto alex without an end in sight right now to say the least to the u.s. china trade war one of the world's biggest employers time once foxconn technology group says that it is preparing to move its production facilities out of china why is that. foxconn is worried about what investors

so the military council of the steel you know our mr rhetorical it is open to discussions so you know the parties are very well known on the one hand you have the military council on the other hand you have the forces for freedom and change we can still go bag and negotiate and i agree on a deal and i think there are things that the military council has to compromise and also things that the opposition group can live with us ok and we'll have to wait and see if either side will be prepared to compromise but for their agenda but i'd like to thank you very much for this debate thank you to david shinn our alow and allie verjee at lights or thank you too for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our websites al-jazeera dot com the conversation continues online take part spy heading to our facebook page that's forward slash a.j. inside story or you can head to twitter our handle is at a.j. inside story and i'm at our market for me and the whole team here if'n i. risk in utah. coming soon. on 0115000000 trees disappear every year into the clothing that we all wear fro

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>> i've never read the steele -- >> never read it. mr. anderson? >>ha i've not read it either. >> i've read it. >> okay, mr. mccarthy, thank you. i would challenge you or anyone who's read the steele dossier to tell us anything in there that we now know is true. do you know of any accusation made in the steele dossier that we knoww now is true? >> there are a number of assertions that are made in the steele dossier which are true but of not -- >> irrelevant. >> -- of great importance. for example, we know that carter page did go to moscow in july, for example. >> but that -- >> but what he did there is the subject of a great deal of back and forth. whether he went there or not, which the steele dossier asserts, is not, i don't think, in conflict. >> that's not an accusation, because that's notti a crime -- >> well, none of it -- when you're dealing in counteras well as, none of it is necessarily a crime. it's whether he's act as the agent of a foreign power. >> my point being was this thing which was almost entirely the basis for the fisa applicati

mr. durham, who wanted to interviewchristopher steele, could be a good first step.aybe our friends, the british, could extradite him. that would be nice. and then the attorney general b himself who answered your questions, is mueller dead, yes? are you concerned about the hillary investigation? yes, are you concerned about fisa abuse? yes, are you concerned about abuse? yes. what should happen in your view going from here? >> so horowitz will issue his report about the fisa warrant process. i will take that report and see if we need to change our laws to make sure it never happens again. durham is going to look at allke of the cast of characters to see if they broke the law. and barr is going to make sure that the doj is reformed so it's never abused in this way in the future. my job is to have oversight to change the laws to protect the country from abuse in the country. durham is looking at criminality and barr is sitting on top of all of that. we'll get to the bottom of it for the good of the o country. at the end of the day, you can't have people enforcing the l

and, the steel dossier, how does mr. miller rely on the steel dossier in this report? >> you know, it is to her pages. office have my head i cannot think of any thing he rely on in terms of any kind of important conclusion. >> so the answer we received is not, right? but i do not think so, i do not want to give you a sloppy answer off the top of my head. >> mccarthy, and you learn it was a counterintelligence investigation of the trump campaign? >> >> i do not know. i mean, again, i learned a number of the public, i do not have any personal information, i will have to go back over things i written in red. to try to put it down. >> ended the public learn about the counterintelligence information from the campaign? >> i know director, testified here before the committee march 20, 2017 it seemed to me at that point in time, what he was directing, his remarks to melissa part was evident from the intelligence community assessment that came out in january. so, it seemed clear to me reading the public version of the intelligence assessment the intelligence community had not s

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steele. a larger part is the dossier, with his information, planted by the russians. so the question that i would have is mrler, did you add all look into the other side? christopher steele contact -- by the way, christopher steele is a foreign spy -- did you look into those contacts with russians that he had that help feed the information into this false dossier? that's going to be significantly important beard >> sean: all right, great job all of you. civil liberties matter, our constitution matters. not getting warrants on people, that's a violating civil liberties, plain and simple. a slam-dunk case. thank you all. when we come back, our own lawrence jones, wow, goes to miami and speaking with people about the radical new democratic party. wait until you hear what they told him. also later, the left stooping to even newer lows. eric trump's literally eating dinner last night at a restaurant in chicago, spit on, in the face. really? straight ahead. ♪ carvana is six years old this year and is the fastest growing place to buy a car in the nation. it's because we have thousands of people working hard to mak

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ebay and then separately the indian move that upset mr trump was a delayed response to the trump administration's increased tariffs on aluminum and steel the union government deliberated for a year before hitting back the choice of the trumpet ministration and made to revoke prized unprofitable g s p stands for 5000000000 dollars in indian imports may have tipped mr modi to retaliate and joining us live in the studio to give us his expert insight into the g 20 and all the issues on and off.

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the steele dossier was salacious and there were allegations in that were never proven of salacious behavior by mr. trump before he was the president. none of it has ever been supported, but there were other aspects that have more meat on the bones, but, nonetheless it is a sideshow to so much more evidence of efforts by russia to interfere in the 2016 campaign and i would echo before i leave what mr. mueller said is that it is a profound and a profound issue to our democracy to have another country trying to sway her voting and it is something that all americans should pay attention to. >> take you for talking to us this morning. he is the editor in chief of the fulcrum. you can go there to learn more. >> in 1979 small network rolled out a big idea. let viewers make up their own minds. c-span opened the door to washington policymaking bringing you unfiltered content from congress and beyond. a lot has changed but today that big idea is more relevant than ever. c-span is your unfiltered view of government's you can make up your own mind. brought to you as a public service. >> the house oversight c

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blair strips steel goes back to the 1800s. mr. kinney and i were talking and i said, what is going on? what is being proposed with fair trade and balanced trade, give me your opinion. and he said, i'm going to tell you something. one thing i would change in all this, if i could, i wish we elected this guy 40 years ago, because we have been moved -- been losing market share for so long. and you knowing campaigns of her but he talks about what they are going to do for american workers and how they are going to bring the economy back to life and we are going to take act our market share, and once you lose market share, you don't get it back, what's lost is lost. the years you put into fighting this fight is appreciated, but if you can a little bit expand on any of those things we can do when it comes to qvc and the ability to make sure we are getting fair treatment from homea when it comes to shopping network, and the fireworks, the lumber we represent, i know you are getting barraged, anything we can tell those folks back home what

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