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puzzle. they also talk about their belief, his belief now, mr.elief that he was in over his head. so when you look at this as a piece of a larger picture, you see some of these threads that we've looked at throughout the campaign, the transition, about who some of the people were who were advising the president and whether, you know, what their political experience was, not just in the energy sector but in terms of politics and how that affected both the guidance the president was getting and who he was surrounding himself with. >> okay, but margaret, i have to ask you quickly, there's a new "washington post" poll that says 60% of people polled do not think sessions should be fired. notably, 47% of those are republicans. >> well, and i think that is why you see congressional republicans having urged the president so consistently in recent weeks. look, we know you have the power to do this, please don't do this until after the elections. republicans don't want this to shake the confidence of voters who might vote to put them back in office. it cou

clean why good question this piece of the puzzle also adds another russian name to the saga of pete's an ally in name constantine records had begun promoting mr trump as a future presidents in twenty twelve and created a russian language website three years later to support his candidacy so man you've likely never heard of made a pro trump website years ago in russian and there is page after page of the stuff here's some of the quick highlights. putin may have won trump the election but who knows that meeting would trump jr in a russian law or was to get rid of anti russia's think sions but was that all trump is correct when he tweets in all caps that no collusion proof has been found but we just wrote a whole article about it i think you get the picture and all fairness the new york times does have an argument as to why there is so little public information to back them up it's just not been made public mr mullen is prosecutors only rarely go public with the evidence they've been steadily gathering in secret interviews and closed door sessions of a grand jury as you build a picture in this russia riddle it seems unnamed sources have shaped i

the piece of the puzzle we did not know was whether or not there was a cooperation agreement with the justice department by mre now know, nbc news has confirmed there is a cooperation agreement as a result of his agreeing to plead guilty to two criminal charges we also now know the ten deadlocked charges in the virginia previous trial will be dropped, but keep in mind, he is still found guilty on 8 counts in that previous trial the key everyone wanted to know is whether mr. manafort was going to cooperate with the justice department and now we know that he will. back to you. >> sue herera, thank you very much. >>> when we come back, we'll continue to watch developments on hurricane florence from north carolina as the storm surge expects to pick up and we approach high tide in basically the next half hour. >>> a closer look at the economic impact of the storm, already felt as businesses shut their doors in preparation, up next dohaing tow ngon a 54 point gain "squawk alley" back in a moment. so no matter what you trade, or where you trade, you'll only pay $4.95. fidelity. open an account today. you'll only pay

puzzling one-on-one sit-down. he sowed seeds of doubt regarding the unwavering conclusion of the intelligence community that russia interfered in our election to the benefit of mr. trump. and that putin used the meeting as a propaganda boost, or propaganda to boost his stature as a check on american leadership. and we know what else russia has been up to since. our national security agencies have confirmed russia is still working to attack the upcoming 2018 election. russia continues to prop up the murderous assad regime and occupy eastern ukraine. all of this context fuels important questions rasheding the secrecy of this meeting and begs for transparency and congressional oversight. i introduced this resolution in july following the president's damaging and bizarre remarks at the press conference with putin following the private sit-down where the president met with putin without any staff or advisors in the room. this meeting could have profound foreign policy implications and the president has already built a track record of giving away concessions with nothing in return. did the president promise any concessions on u.s. sanctions on russia? the u.s. commit

mr. papadopoulos said just took place. so it puts attorney general sessions in some potential jeopardy. it's yet another story that rings hollow. it's yet another piece of the puzzlee hell does it mean? but when you have it laid out on the table and click themming to, this is yet something elsewhere we are left as citizens saying, my god, is it really possible. >> in the mean we have the president continuing to attack the investigation. this week he called it illegal in an interview with bloomberg. he went to rally, threatened to get involved. in the meantime look at the bigger picture. we have the investigation securing more than 191 criminal charges against 35 people and entities. six people have now pled guilty. one paul manafort was found guilty. on top of that four separate federal judges have upheld mueller's appointment and constitutional authority. randy, do innocent people try to shut down probe that is are securing convictions and guilty pleas if in the end they will not be convicted because they are completely innocent? >> that is an extraordinary question. because the flipside of that question that you hear most of the time is, the opposite, which is,

puzzle together, and come up with some insights that could impact and negatively affect u.s. government's ability to, you know, carry out the law enforcement and intelligence responsibilities so my understanding is that mr. trump as well as others reportedly and including devin nunes have not looked at the report rs and are a arbitrarily and capriciously and recklessly releasing it for craven political purposes is what it is. and neither party has in my experience monopoly on the embellishment embellishments and hyperbole and misleading information. but i have never seen the degree to which the republican party, today, not everybody, but a number of individuals are trying to protect mr. trump, and to abusing the authorities and the powers whether it is in congress or within the executive branch, and this is something that i am hoping that individuals of conscience are going to stop and prevent, because i am concerned this is one indication that mr. trump is going to increasingly look for steps to take in order to further, and try to subvert the mueller investigation. >> and we should point out that devin nunes, the house intelligence chairman who in the past has been criticized, sou soundly for his priv

the box top of the puzzle and saying we need to bring in these other dimensions and working as an ecosystem and not just the technology piece. >> thank you. your thoughts on that? mr. morhard: u.s. traffic management is a good example. i know that is something that you are very much involved with. it's not just in the united states purge its over the world. the standards that the working on now will affect the united states, but it will affect the world here it it is so critical that we do that now before it gets out of control in other places. so, i would say that we look forward to working with you on to promoteainly want it as quickly as we can. >> thank you. i say this all the time. as we build this architecture, and the structure, whatever you want to call it we should be putting guardrails and for cyber security and privacy at the same time. it's so hard to come back in after the fact and try to lay those over the infrastructure that has been created during. one of the stated goals of your office is and i quote developing access for promote small and rural communities. i specifically -- i appreciate you specifically noted in your testimony they small and rur