everyone wants to know what muller is going to find what he has already found but you actually know muller he appointed you to your position you've worked together for many years do you have faith in his ability to carry out a nonpartisan investigation into trump's times to russia. you know i do in my experience with the f.b.i. in those thirty years particularly at the highest reaches of the f.b.i. as of assistant director we were not driven by politics we were driven by the facts in the wall i was never asked my party affiliation who i voted for in election i never would ask that of somebody that was looking to be promoted in my in the criminal investigative division never came up in discussions about cases. and i never had that experience with bob period i think he's probably a republican i've been told christopher ray is that rosa stein is but i don't know that the f.b.i. his work is about the facts in the law and politics should never have a role in it i suspect strongly that bob mueller certainly appreciates that and is driving his investigation forward in a political manner knowing t

special counsel robert muller says an attempt was made to sway public opinion and to promote republican donald trump's campaign ahead of his democratic rival hillary clinton did it have an impact on the election result trump has tweeted it did not we'll find out what i guess think in a moment but first rose jordan with this report. the munich security conference often focuses on weapons of mass destruction regional war and the threat from rogue nations and groups but at this year's meeting the conflict is between russia and the us which has now and died thirteen russian citizens for allegedly interfering in the two thousand and sixteen presidential race the russian foreign minister sergey lavrov called the indictments irrelevant. so until we hear the facts everything else is just the indictment says otherwise the defendants allegedly were promoting donald trump's candidacy and undermining that of his democratic rival hillary clinton. one example an anti trump protest march in new york shortly after his election allegedly organized by the defendants and not by ordinary americans the alle

patrick muller has been all over this country in this rv to watch his beloved eagles. he said p a double take when they see >> fans in the parking lot tailgate ready for the game. people are shocked when you pull into town. muller said it's worth coming to minneapoliin the the win, he warns other philadelphians heading this way to bring warm clothing. >> reporter: long johns me when i say that bring all long johns you've got.aff >> i'm sharrie williams in minneapolis back to the studio. >> if you're not driving in an rv 980-mile trip by plane. most of the people heading to minneapolis from our area took off yesterday. america added two additional flights and switched bigger plane thanlown on t route. tonight at 8:00 p.m. tune in for the "action new preview live from minneapolis. the game day coverage at "action news" at 6:00 a.m., and noon our pregame coverage gets going at 5:00 p.m. join us after the game to see how the city is reacting. we'll have complete coverage at 11 on sports sunday and morning at 4:00 a.m. to wrap it>> happening this morning a philadelphia trad

oh what do you make of the former red regain its apparently negotiating a plea deal with muller. to turn the tables and what do you make of these sealed indictments well let me tell you what it tells me and certainly the indictment of the thirteen russians and now the word that rick gates who was paul manna for its deputy and his business partner is ready to cooperate with mob robert muller and then the fact that this dutch diplomat has pleaded guilty for lying to the f.b.i. i think i think what the white house ought to recognize an american people should robert muller is a serious cop on a serious mission leading a criminal investigation into the trump administration on two fronts whether they will maybe three one certainly whether they were helping the russians in what we know the russians were doing to influence the election to whether by firing james comey or some other stuff donald trump obstructed justice and three whether there are some financial shot shine and again this with the trump empire and by the way i think this is where a hard question could get caught. that coul

such a big country that we limit ourselves to someone usu like muller. >> host: heard your point. any thoughts on that. >> guest: well, department of justice has inspector general in the inspector general does a perfect job in monitoring the activities of the department and if there's any impropriety after the inspector general will detect it and act appropriately in accordingly. we have a tremendous system of justice in our country and in the case of candace versus march the justice scalia noted a study done by a university professor of 15 year. of people who were convicted for murder and the results of that study is as justice scalia pointed out was in .003% of the cases where someone in the country at the federal and state levelst convicted of murder actually innocent that means 99.7% of the time our system of justice got it right. >> host: dave, jacksonville, florida, your next independent. >> caller: good morning. a while back there have been reports that trump was personallys interviewing for federal prosecutors or a usa's for the district where trump tower is located and i

bob muller did not talk to the press today. many were involved in an attempt to markup the 2016 presidential election. no american names were named although, i was hearing this report, i've been reading this brief a little bit. they say it does not appear to have affected the outcome of the election. we should say the dow was up earlier in the day and reversing the gains but it's now gaining again. katie, your thoughts. >> if you read in the memo, it says can indicated with unwitting individuals associated with this trump campaign, that these russians went to huge lengths to make sure these people had no idea they were russian and they were just regular americans. on top of that, they were organizing rallies for and against him. they've been here working on this since 2014, long before trump ran for president. the key to take away is that these russians were involved in meddling with the elections but they do not believe it had any involvement in changing the election of the outcome which was donald trump became president. >> w

do muller's indictment prove there was no collusion? plus, high school students now revising anti-gun rallies across the country. will more gun laws keep our kids safe? is the situation in syria spinning out of control? is a bigger war looming? grab your helmet. we are going in. >> the results are in and russians have tested positive for being meddling cheaters and in a disappointing revelation for impeachment fans, rod rosenstein may play one of. [inaudible] we are doing before the 2016 election. >> there is no allegation in this indictment that any american was a knowing participant in this illegal activity. there is no allegation in the indictment that the charge conduct altered the outcome of the 2016 election. >> hecht. i guess they have to torch those articles of impeachment. adam schiff lost his mind when he heard the charges not only had nothing to do with the trump team, none of it seemed to influence the outcome of the election and now all he can do is retroactively hang the messiah and blame it on president obama. if there is

part of a plan to distract americans from the russia investigation led by special counsel robert muller and alleged campaign ties to president vladimir putin's government in a statement she said president trump has surrendered his constitutional responsibility as commander in chief by releasing highly classified and distorted intelligence by not protecting intelligence sources and methods he just sent his friend putin a bouquet of trump himself made the argument on twitter prior to the memos release that leadership at the f.b.i. and justice department are out to get him some analysts believe that's more evidence trump is actively obstructing the investigation if you look at the words out of mr trump's own mouth the very incriminating he said repeatedly i need somebody in the justice department who will protect me it's doubtful the memos released will change public opinion about the russia investigation still there is now an effort by some democrats and republicans to literally protect the russia probe from what many believe is a white house effort to derail the justice process kimberly

and special counsel robert muller's investigation into the trump campaign's possible collusion with russia has also been a constant thorn in the president's side. donald trump has accused the f.b.i. and the justice department of skewing the russian probe in favor of democrats interests and against those of republicans on twitter he said they were politicizing the investigation. and now a controversial memo is the latest salvo in this conflict drawn up by republicans and released over the objections of the f.b.i. and justice department it alleges antitrust bias at the nation's top law enforcement agencies. a committee led by republican lawmaker devin newness voted to release the memo which says the f.b.i. used improper means to spy on trump campaign aide carter page. not surprisingly democrats take another view. the top democrat on the committee that voted to release the memo says it's meant to undermine miller's investigation. the point was to selectively declassify information so that it would support a narrative favorable to the press a characterization that trump rejects he's defended h

special prosecutor robert muller charges thirteen russians been plotting to interfere in the twenty sixteen presidential election we will go live to washington. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program thanks for joining us the turkish german journalist denis you chel has been freed after a year in a turkish prison but on the same day six turkish journalists have been jailed for life for their alleged involvement in the failed coup in twenty six. as for you child he is free for now but he is still facing charges in turkey accused of spreading terrorist propaganda and prosecutors are seeking a jail term of up to eighteen years as part of what has been a major crackdown on free speech in the country for the time being however his supporters in germany and his family are celebrating. and you know what germany's foreign minister was the bearer of good news and yeah i think yes it's a good day and then issued a challenge free speech on its way to estimate the point from the speaking at a press conference at the headquarters of dennis you tells a lawyer of the german daily developed gabriele told r

muller was taken off in the 32nd minute after robert lewandowski had made it 2—0.ening's fun for bayern. he scored the fifth in the 86th minute and bagged another two minutes later. elsewhere, julian brandt scored two as bayer leverkusen came from behind to beat werder bremen after extra time. karim bellarabi and kai havertz with the goals to put them into semis too. premier league side swansea city demolished league two notts county 8—1 to seal their passage to the fifth round of the fa cup. the swans were ruthless, in their biggest margin of victory at the liberty stadium, which sets up a fifth—round tie away against manager carlos ca rvalhal‘s former side sheffield wednesday. tammy abraham and nathan dyer put them 4—1 up at half time, after county had equalised. danieljames, on his debut, completed the hammering, with the eighth goal towards the end. asi as i said before, we changed a lot of things in the formation, the confidence is higher. when the confidence is higher. when the confidence is higher. when the confidence is higher, in all the jobs, in all the w

robert muller and so i think he's probably most vulnerable in that if president from tries to insult somebody new ahead of the investigation so many more favorable for him that could eventually play well or in the crosshairs and so i think directly rosen saying would be most because he had to approve all those kinds of warrants. the u.s. military is modernizing its nuclear weapons arsenal in response it's has to concerns russia or is expanding its capability the new pentagon strategy and the obama era push to reduce america's stockpile defense secretary james mattis says the u.s. needs to see the world as it is not as it wishes it to be defense correspondent patika hain reports from washington. u.s. president donald trump never criticizes russian president vladimir putin but the pentagon is doing just that moscow retains a large stockpile of non-strategic nuclear weapons and continues to modernize those as well as its strategic systems this report says aggression from russia concerns about china and north korea and potentially iran are the reasons the u.s. needs to modernize its nucl

welcome to politicking on larry king on wednesday special counsel robert muller filed new criminal charges against paul not afford the former manager of donald trump's twenty sixteen campaign but mr muller placed the charges under seal obscuring the nature and import of them leaving many to wonder what this development means we'll start there with richard petty. at the university of minnesota he was the chief white house ethics lawyer during the administration of george w. bush and he's currently vice chair for citizens for responsibility and ethics in washington he joins us from minneapolis so here richard. what do you make of this and why do you think is sealed when the number risen is a prosecutor would want a sale and indictment of portions of an indictment and usually the rayson is to not disclose to other potential subjects of the investigation of the information that the prosecutor know. and is continuing to investigate a number of different things not just the money laundering with respect to mr madoff fort mr gates but also the russian air fares and the election whether they had a

the russia investigation led by special counsel robert muller and alleged campaign ties to president vladimir putin's government in a statement she said president trump has surrendered his constitutional responsibility as commander in chief by releasing highly classified and distorted intelligence by not protecting intelligence sources and methods he just sent his friend putin a book a trump himself made the argument on twitter prior to the memos release that leadership at the f.b.i. and justice department are out to get him some analysts believe that's more evidence trump is actively obstructing the investigation if you look at the words out of mr trump's own mouth the very incriminating he said repeatedly i need somebody in the justice department who will protect me it's doubtful the memos released will change public opinion about the russia investigation still there is now an effort by some democrats and republicans to literally protect the russian probe from what many believe is a white house effort to derail the justice process kimberly held at al-jazeera washington ok let's bri

. >> yeah, and we certainly haven't seen articulable, hard evidence otherwise muller would have broughtrtainly circumstantial pieces that require more information and certainly there are multiple people who applied guilty in are going to be cooperating but the question is what will be uncovered in this future investigation and where will it twist and turn. rick: where do we go from here? >> i mean, really, it looks like muller investigation is not dying down and there was just a plea agreement with richard gates, former deputy campaign chairman, was in his title, i believe on friday so from where we go from here is that muller is doing his work in doing his investigation and we have to see what comes out of that whether it's circumstantial or whether it is that people were unwittingly, not knowing, they were being used by russian actors but were used by russian actors or anything else. it's a very large scale investigation without knowing exactly what direction muller might look is tough to prejudge the outcome. rick: we will keep an eye on this. been from the hill, we perceive your tim

told staff he stood by them democrats say the members aimed at derailing special counsel robert muller's investigation into the campaign's alleged links to russia white house correspondent kimberly hellcat reports. republicans promised a bombshell that would destroy any idea the trump campaign colluded with the right . government during the twenty sixteen presidential election but in the end it did not meet expectations president trump declassified the memo written by top republicans allowing for its public release even against the advice of his own f.b.i. director and the u.s. justice department. the four page report which is part of a larger intelligence document argues f.b.i. investigators looking into alleged truck ties to russia hit the fact some of their research was funded by democratic party sources it also claims the entire investigation was biased against donald trump from the beginning and that some agents expressed views privately and i think it's a disgrace what's happening in our country and when you look at that and you see that and so many other things what's going on. a

stories this week about bob muller honing in on the pattern of the administration in trying to engage in a cover up we saw stories about the president's spokesperson hope picks saying that e-mails would never come out and we saw that in a previous spokesperson mark carollo had resigned because of his concern about obstruction of justice so i think that the white house is has that's all going on a one sided so they'd much rather distract all of us with discussions about this memo which people who hadn't seen it said it would be one hundred times worse than watergate but yet as jim comey pointed out really there's nothing in it there's nothing new or particularly in lightning in it and so by the same token i think people will now say the people who support trump well see we've got this memo and this memo shows us how corrupt it is and i think a lot of people will never have looked at the memo or have no understanding about what's in it the democrats are going to vote to push a vote again on monday about releasing their own memo and late this afternoon the white house said if it goes thr

the muller family said they had plans to make their way to minneapolis.hey made their way from morris town, burlington county to minneapolis in the rv they call eagle one. >> tonight at the mall of america, patrick muller has been all over this country in the rv to watch his beloved eagles. he says people do a double take when people see it. all -- when you pull up all the fans in the parking lot are tailgating. you pull into town with the rocky moving playing and the lights going. >> reporter: muller said it's worth coming to minneapolis in the cold especially if the eagles get the win. he said bring warm clothing. we've been making that warning. >> reporter: long johns. >> very true. >> for brian taff i'm sharrie williams. back to the studio. >> our eagles coverage continues with super bowl predictions. >> we have rain and cold air moving in and we have slick spots out there. david murphy will be back with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. new tv, new speakers, netflix. this is going to be the place for binge watching, ladies. is it, ladies?

fbi, al departamento de justicia y a la investigacion de la trama rusa del fiscal especial robert muller. se trata de un memorando partidista, elaborado por el republicano devin nunes en donde el legislador utilizo frases selectivas, inexactas y que carecen de contexto crucial, segun las autoridades que se opusieron a su publicacion. galo arellano nos explica como el presidete trump ha utilizado este memo para absolverse a si mismo. el director del fbi christopher wray envio un comunicado a los empleados de la agencia en el que literalmente dice "hablar es barato" respalda a todos quienes estan trabajando en la investgacion de rusiagate durante los ultimos 9 meses. durante su visita a mexico, el secretario de estado rex tillerson le hizo una seria advertencia a las autoridades. el gobierno de vladimir putin tambien estaria tratando de interferir en las proximas elecciones generales de mexico, injerencias parecidas han sido denunciadas en estados y europa. alberto garcia nos tiene las reacciones de funcionarios mexicanos y del embajador ruso en mexico. el congreso estatal de california op

breaking news, major development out of the muller investigation. rod rosenstein announced the indictment of 13 russian nationals as we said, charges involved foreign meddling in the 2016 presidential election. the headline, teen mulle team muller acknowledging no american was a willing participant in this meddling or that it altered the outcome of the election. blake berman is live at the white house with more on this 37 page indictment. >> this really dives into this one operation and shows just how extensive it is according to this indictment that named 13 russian individuals, three entities and hundreds of employees that was based overseas in russia and also some people here to the u.s. for they were using social media, fake personas online to try to portray themselves as u.s. citizens and activists in the u.s. political process. it appears, according to this document, this indictment that what these russians wanted to do was to try to drum up support for the antiestablishment candidates before finally got narrowed down to the final two. here's

do muller's indictment prove there was no collusion? high school students now revising anti-gun rallies across the country. will more gun laws keep our kids safe? is the situation in syria spinning out of control? is a bigger war looming? grab your helmet. we are going in. >> the results are in and russians have tested positive for being meddling cheaters and in a disappointing revelation for impeachment fans, rod rosenstein may play one of. [inaudible] we are doing before the 2016 election. >> there is no allegation in this

nothing muller's walking around here saying how much of a cost to cost the taxpayers like he cares what do i have to show i've got thirteen imaginary russians and over going to deal with this i got two people nobody cares and by the way they're going to fight this one i've got papadopoulos. the home his name should be who have a double it's because that's what people say who him and that flynn general flynn. i got him on lying and then we lie we lie to the guy who pled guilty to lying i mean so this judge sullivan is thinking and the other surprises for me i mean in this case how many millions think about the child trafficking human rights violations go on by you pick whatever you think is important how much are the f.b.i. instead of finding out why this nut case in florida was threatening to kill people they were too busy with imaginary russian trolls and this i mean it makes it makes the average american and not so average americans whatever that means say who is running the show here i mean. what's happening and it's almost as if the system itself is broken it can't be. two party sys

special prosecutor robert muller charges thirteen russians with plottings winter gear in the to.

well i think it's important to realize that nothing in this memo reflects on the muller investigation in any way this is all about a court application for a warrant on carter page well before the president was in office and before the miller investigation even started that said the clear reason that this was put out there was to try and undermine any investigation into russia by saying that top justice officials including rob rosenstein who is the deputy attorney general who's now in charge of the moller investigation i think this is really part of a plot in order to get rid of him and if they get rid of him i think the feeling is that maybe the next person they put in will fire robert mueller because i think the president himself is worried about firing mahler so i think that's a big part of it but as as we've heard earlier on the show there's really nothing that new or interesting in this memo and it's filled with many many inaccuracies the big thing to take away from it is at the very end of the memo which is that the investigation and the the warrant really all got started because

going on we are in a hyper politicized environment we have a president who desperately wants bob muller's investigation to be discontinued we have an ongoing series of i think threats and finger pointing from the white house toward the attorney general toward rod rosenstein toward the f.b.i. toward anything that would derail the moeller investigation you know my question would be why. what what is muller likely to find what is he perhaps already found and i think this is politics american style. everyone wants to know what miller is going to find what he has already found but you actually know moller he appointed you to your position you've worked together for many years do you have faith in his ability to carry out a nonpartisan investigation into trump's times to russia. you know i do in my experience with the f.b.i. in those thirty years particularly at the highest reaches of the f.b.i. as of assistant director we were not driven by politics we were driven by the facts in the wall i was never asked my party affiliation who i voted for an election i never would ask that of somebody that

he also set the record straight thing nothing they have found runs counter to muller's indictment anduch hillary von. the president lately has been targeting a lot of issues about indictment, real and imagined and whether the fbi's after them and whether this will and anytime soon. interesting read from the former whitewater council, robert ray as to that timeline. >> i think a timely conclusion of the investigation can be accomplished before the election cycle begins in november. >> really? >> i think so. i think it still possible. you don't know what you don't know and you don't know what you might find. >> philip wegman on that. these are such fast-moving developments, i can appreciate it's a guessing game, but his argument was that the russian indictment pretty much triggered he doesn't have anything showing direct american or known american involvement, at least at that level. whether there is obstruction of justice is another issue but something that could be wrapped up by the end of this year, do you do that. >> and the only thing we can say for certain, because this new cycle

nothing muller's walking around or saying how much of a cost to cost the taxpayers like he cares what do i have to show i've got thirteen imaginary russians and over going to deal with this i got two people nobody cares for and by the way they're going to fight this one i've got papadopoulos. the home his name should be who have a double because that's what people say who i am and that flynn general flynn. i got him on lying and then we lie we lie to the guy who pled guilty to lying i mean so this judge sullivan is thinking and the other surprises for me i mean in this case how many millions think about the child trafficking human rights violations go on by you pick whatever you think is important how much are the f.b.i. instead of finding out why this nut case in florida was threatening to kill people they were too busy with imaginary russian trolls and this i mean it makes it makes the average american and not so average americans whatever that means say who is running the show here i mean. what's happening and it's almost as if the system itself is broken it can't be. two party sys

special prosecutor robert muller charges thirteen russians with plotting to interfere in the twenty sixteen presidential election we'll go live to washington and germany's defense minister criticizes the united states for moves to cut its spending on the united nations and europe she says must take on more of the military burden in nato. plus we will be live at the berlin film festival where they are showing a comedy western involving a miniature horse damsels villains and robert pattinson. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program thanks for joining us. the turkish german journalist denys you child has been freed after a year in a turkish prison but on the same day six turkish journalists have been jailed for life for their alleged involvement of the failed coup in twenty six seeing as for you cho he is free for now but he is still facing charges in turkey accused of spreading terrorist propaganda and prosecutors are seeking a jail term of up to eight years as part of what has been a major crackdown on free speech in the country for the time being however his supporters in germany and his fam

charges against paul mann afford the former manager of donald trump's twenty sixteen campaign but mr muller placed the charges under seal obscuring the nature and import of them leaving many to wonder what this development means we'll start there with richard petty. the university of minnesota he was the chief white house ethics lawyer during the administration of george w. bush and he's currently vice chair for citizens for responsibility and ethics in washington he joins us from minneapolis ok richard what do you make of this and why do you think it's sealed. well the number isn't as a prosecutor would want a sale and indictment portions of an indictment and usually other reason is to not disclose to other potential subjects of the investigation of the information that the prosecutor know. and is continuing to investigate a number of different things not just the money laundering with respect to the mastermind of fort mr gates but also the russian air fares and the election whether they had anything to do with it and there are a number of people being investigated in connection with the r

and assembly see all trump needs to say is this i fired muller because there's no evidence of any collusion or any criminal activity from me or any of my associates pertaining to the mission of the probe hillary clinton for example actually committed crimes she removed top secret special access program intelligence that the highest level classification from cypriot jail skiffs secure government locations she transferred them in a creative manner that nobody talks talks about from those locations on her on encrypt once on encrypted server that is a crime under the espionage act u.s. code seventy three f. what peter struck did is remove gross negligence five times the references which directly relates to the espionage act and that statute you don't even need gross negligence because she paid by putting on a five thousand dollars the issue that i don't use any of them all are well but what you're doing and i'm going to cut you i'm not overwhelmed that you went down this as. but it actually proves a point here james brings up this point we have these two narratives out there and depending on ho

muller was taken off in the 32nd minute, after robert lewandowski had made it 2—0.and was then served up another, two minutes later, by franck ribery. to easily seal bayern‘s place in the last four of the competition. that is a look at some of the sports news. and tell me what you think about our talking point today. we're asking if you were given the opportunity would you go to space? this following elon musk‘s successful launch of the falcon heavy rocket. he can deliver analytic car into space but he cannot deliver them to customers on earth. that is from stephen. 0thers customers on earth. that is from stephen. others are saying absolutely, i would definitely go. we have bobby, a female, she says yes, i would give anything and everything to go to space. another says i would go to space given the opportunity. two of you say, actually, we have done so much damage to our very own planet, why on earth would we go to space? i would rather spend the dollars on trying to better our own planet that we have damaged so much. interesting. elon musk, if you follow him on twi

charges against paul not afford the former manager of donald trump's twenty sixteen campaign but mr muller placed the charges under seal obscuring the nature and import of them leaving many to wonder what this development means we'll start there with richard. clarke university of minnesota he was the chief white house ethics lawyer during the administration of george w. bush and he's currently vice chair for citizens for responsibility and ethics in washington he joins us from minneapolis ok richard what do you make of this and why do you think it's sealed. well the number is a prosecutor would want a sale and indictment portions of an indictment and usually other reason is to not disclose to other potential subjects of the investigation of the information that the prosecutor know. and he is continuing to investigate a number of different things not just the money laundering with respect to the mastermind of fort mr gates but also the russian ferrous and the election whether they had anything to do with it and there are a number of people being investigated in connection with the russian i

should this president sit down with robert muller for the special investigation he's put forth? based on everything we know now. >> i think he has no choice. i think in our political system, if president trump were not to sit down with bob muller it would seem that he is guilty, he did it. he has no choice. i know smart lawyers say never sit down with an investigator, i don't think donald trump is a choice. >> harris: always great to see you. have a great weekend. let's bring in now brett bear who is the anchor of special report, he has an exclusive with devin nunes. as a story is breaking we are learning new elements, what can you tell us? >> i know you talked about this and you've gone down what we're learning from this memo but just to boil it down a few points, confirmation that the dossier was in fact use to get surveillance. 90 day extensions for the surveillance have been under jim call me, andrew mccabe, sally yates. under rod rosenstein. two of those were trumped people who extended the 90 day surveillance. that bruce or his wife was funneling information to bruce or in

david lee muller has more from jerusalem.sia has now retaliated for the downing of one of the spider debts over syria. moscow says one of its aircraft were shot down by a surface to air missile and a group linked to al qaeda has claimed responsibility thing one of its fighters destroyed a direct hit. saturday in an area where the syrian army and iranian backsliders have been battling antigovernment rebels. the pilot ejected from aircraft were crashed and according to a fighter on the ground the pilot tried to open fire with pistol and skilled with the russian military retaliated and used what it called hypertension weapons to kill more than two dozen of rebel fighters. also this weekend eight turkish troops were killed in a series of separate attacks by a syrian kurdish militia known as the white pg. the people's protection unit. five of the soldiers died near the city where their tank came under assault. the others were killed in separate clashes. they consider this a terrorist group and an extension of a movement to establi

muller you need to do more promotion. >> follow my twitter feed if you dare. [laughter] >> i have 650,000 on my feet and who the hell are these people and when will they get a life? [laughter] >> or start paying. tim, what do you read? >> in the morning i read back to people like karel and then, the conservative policy newsletter. i can't watch cable anymore honestly. i don't watch one minute of it. i dvr when carl is on but besides that i get the transcript sent to me of carl's so i don't have to watch it but cable is terrible and there's bret bear show is okay and that's really it. there's nothing else on cable. >> "fox news sunday"? >> the cable. >> dean as he shows good. >> now were going south. >> i just wanted to test -- on telling them. [laughter] >> that's all right. me and bill can go at it. when i used to be on it used to be okay. besides the fact i punish myself with twitter most of this day and -- >> i must be the only one here desperate. >> we have a psychologist in us? >> i'm probably the only one here that reads not only "the new york times" and

america's twenty sixteen presidential election the indictment is signed by special counsel robert muller the document claims that the individuals were involved in organizing rallies and creating fake media in order to interfere in the vote just then we'll bring you details on that story a little later in the program and russian meddling conspiracy theories that have been dominating headlines in the states for more than a year now but those actually pushing those theories hard is the mainstream media and now also finding themselves accused of inadvertent involvement in meddling has more. mainstream media in the u.s. has been shouting from the rooftops for over a year that russia interfered in the two thousand and sixteen us presidential election and one of moscow's most dangerous tools is alleged to have been online trolls russia meddle in the twenty sixteen presidential election here in the united states russian interference went beyond the election russia was behind the election meddling if you thought the russians had stopped their active measures against the us they have it it is a ge

wider point though this has not been about russia election interference or russian hacking for ever muller immediately went on a fishing expedition with thing and that is one hundred percent clear there was no attempt for instance if you're legitimately trying to find it in collusion you look for a quid pro quo where's the where's the the what's in trump offer where's the investigation into what trump was getting back for this suppose an election interference in other words that's what you'd have to do every prosecutor knows that a molar knows that too the reason he's going far afield the reason why would he interview. even steve bannon right why would he look into this one and keep magnitsky act. corp the reason why is this is a dish information campaign one of the people who people on the left and right need to watch out for here is a guy bill browder bill browder has been pushing this anti russian narrative and he is key to this whole thing and he is fooled both the left and the right and i gotta say that k. but everybody knows that it's just not that i think that you're absolutely righ

a wider point of this has not been about russia election interference or russian hacking for ever muller immediately went on a fishing expedition with thing and that is one hundred percent clear there was no attempt for instance if you're legitimately trying to find it in collusion right you look for a quid pro quo where's the where's the the what can trump offer where's the investigation into what trump was getting back for this supposin election interference in other words that's what you have to do every prosecutor knows that a molar knows that too the reason he's going far afield the reason why would he interview. even steve van and right why would he look into this one and keep magnitsky act. corp the reason why is this is a dish information campaign one of the people who people on the left and right need to watch out for here is a guy bill browder bill browder has been pushing this anti russian narrative and he is key to this whole thing and he is fooled both the left and the right and i gotta say that k. but everybody knows that it's just know that i think that you're absolutely r

office of the special counsel robert muller describes it as a criminal and espionage conspiracy let's take a closer look at what's being alleged in the indictment the st petersburg based internet research agency is listed as a major target of the investigation is said to have undertaken operations to interfere with elections and political processes also known as the troll factory it's accused of manipulating social media in the us and staging political rallies in support of donald trump one attacking the reputation of hillary clinton named in the indictment as yevgeny precaution a close associate of russian president vladimir putin and one of watches russia's richest men is listed as financing the trial factories operations trial of other individuals are also named accused of undertaking work in the united states to further the firm's objectives. and anti trump protest march in new york shortly after his election this one of the pro and anti trump rallies a special council alleges were organized by the group of russians sometimes at the same time on the same day part of a massive camp