muller, kushner, fortis muller fit in the white house hierarchy? >> lot of people describe kushner's being the most powerful advisor. i would say muller hosmer sway over trump. for trump's primary goal is to be reelected. in november. trump believes that steven muller knows his face. and that steven muller is the reason he wanted 2016. and says if he wants to win again in 2020 he needs to lean heavily on steven muller and to trust him. from that very beginning of steven miller's time in the white house, he, you know, was working on using dehumanization to support his policies. where the first things he did his created office dedicated to daily demonization of immigrants. issuing press releases about their crimes, anyway kind of language of dehumanization in order to rally support weather for an agenda or in a candidate is something that has proved very useful for trump so far. so this is a central agenda, immigration has been a central agenda. i think he is maybe going to expand it a little bit more into just a more general demonization of anyone w

subpoenaed trump yes i think he should have and that's another big theme in the book you know muller was appointed in may of 2070 he started. telling trump's lawyers who at that time were led by john dowd and jay secular in the fall of 2017 i want to i want to interview the president which is something he should have done and they they got to the point where there was actually something schedule in january of 2018 an interview at camp david but ultimately john dowd pulled the plug he pulled the plug for the obvious reason that he knew as anyone knows that well that trump would have lied the way he always lied including under oath in this circumstance and at that point in january of 2018 muller could have just pulled the trigger gotten a subpoena and fought it out in the courts probably to have it resolved by the end of june which only would have been a year into his investigation what doubt and then giuliani did was they sort of stretched out these negotiations and that. allowed. the trump team to sort of it run out the clock and mo they knew that mahler didn't want to spend 5 years

so the last question i mentioned, kelly muller. kelly muller's fastening he's contemporary he's there at the very beginning. he writes extensively on this issue. is also a mathematician by training. so he has a particular interest because of that misuse of them. he also found howard university legality department. so i certainly recommend reading the book and learning more about kelly muller. he is a fascinating figure. as an african-american child as johnson he is trained the university of chicago along with another contemporary named monroe. all of these people are featured, black woman named anna thompson is one of the first researchers for the chicago urban league. and sometimes a philadelphia urban league prayed she does today but we would recognizes some of the best racial disparity analysis on over policing a bracket black people in the 1920s. there is an incredible report by a black woman who was an undercover prostitute in the prohibition era of who for a year's filing report after report showing the corruption within the

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new nick through to the semifinals of the champions league after defeating barcelona 8 to thomas muller scored 2 of the goals as his tame became the 2nd german squad to advance to the champions league semi's alongside lives. and have already won the bundesliga and the german cup this season and a hoping to claim all 3 major trophies next take on the winner of the match between manchester city and neil. and to discuss the game and the tournament we're joined by chris harrington chris thanks for joining us so not a huge surprise perhaps that byron won but by such a large margin was anybody expecting that to know of. that was expected you buyer took put them over the knee and gave them a good spanking ino if you fell asleep at halftime you probably thought the game was over then you wake up to your shock and say wow they doubled their results you know this 8 to you know result you have to give a lot of credit to thomas thomas no that was the man of the match we've seen his career be resurrected under a hottie flick he had a brace in this match as well as an assistant he's known as the roun

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from the senate intelligence committee endorsed by republicans, too, giving it extra weight like the muller report it finds no evidence of a coordinated n conspiracy with him. it goes further saying he was in close touch with a russian intelligence officer who became a business partner it says manafort posed a grave threat he may have reported on the leak of the hillary clinton emails, a directive by president putin as for the promotion by president trump, he said it was the government of ukraine, not russia he said that report originated in russia as propaganda. and the report says trump's foreign policy team was so inexperienced it left things open to russia manipulation. >>> there are new developments in the battle over the post office after a lot of uproar and the even protests outside the postmaster's home, the president said there will be no more cost-cutting changes until after the election. >> there are still questions about changing that happened across the country nbc's peter alexander has this report. >> reporter: facing fierce scrutiny over major mail delays, the postmaster is s

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deciding we need a muller in every borough in this city.is should not be aloud. ainsley: he said he was going to clean this area up immediately that was three weeks ago, brian. on sunday i sat down and read "the new york post." few few pages probably six pages people moving out of the city. they don't feel comfortable. they don't feel safe. >> upper west side. >> that's what the highlight was. brian: doing crack and shooting up in front of everybody in the middle of the street. ainsley: and pedophiles. steve: please stay in their place. you know, it's one thing for mayor de blasio to go ahead and paint those mullers. we get that then again, when somebody else is going to do something like the blue line to support law enforcement, let them do that. it's is that blue line hurting anybody. ainsley: that artist said he is not black lives matter. he is pro-law enforcement, too. steve: it's not hurting anybody. ainsley: suing for a billion dollars and wants to give the money to law enforcement and people hurting right now. steve steve we will kee

has been using propaganda and this information warfare for the past decade special counsel robert muller indicted russia's internet research agency for using social media posts data driven messaging and analysis to influence the 2016 us presidential election separately the oxford internet institute found evidence of organized social media manipulation campaigns in $48.00 countries in 2018 it also found that political parties and government spent more than $500000000.00 on ways to manipulate public opinion of a social media since 2010 and data is such a crucial area of contention and president trumps decision to ban the popular tick-tock the u.s. fears that user data could be handed over to the chinese government well let's bring in sean gourley he's c.e.o. and founder of silicon valley base prime a prime is an artificial intelligence startup that can summarize reams of data in just seconds sure it seems that this information is really getting high tech isn't it and countries are deploying all sorts of artificial intelligence and bots that can work around social media defenses how much of

at the end of march $29000.00 robert muller completed his investigation into russian interference in the us well as long run of court victories had come to an end his report showed there was no evidence of a conspiracy between donald trump campaign team and russian officials. who has just announced there was no good mood you're in where the right here at your most ridiculous thing i've ever heard there was no collusion with the russian there was no obstruction and none whatsoever. and it was a complete and total exoneration. total exoneration well not quite the final report only said that there was insufficient evidence the tramp broke the law still for him it was the success he was hoping for. the outcome was welcomed in russia. that we shipped it was obvious from the start that it would end this way he began as a mountain and ended as a mole hill and knowing or not of we have to be pretty naive if you believe that 13 russian hackers can get 300000000 americans to vote for trump and not hillary clinton is. i mean one of the media cons of were brought down by an uber rich greene that

the fact that he would lie to the special prosecutor, muller, at this point, doesn't surprise us. he lies about everything. but the interesting thing is what could we prosecute him for? so we have him interfering with the first election with the cooperation of the russians. then we just impeached him for interfering in this election with ukraine. we see what he's done with the mailings and we're suckers with all the data points, if we're not saying this man is a despot who thinks he can steal this election the way any other dictator would and stop pretending this man thinks a democracy. so yes, it's very important. >> you couldn't time it obviously any more clearly. given the open admissions, right, many of the worst, long time viewers may recall, we try to get as much evidence as possible. talking to everyone we can. whether you like them or not. i did try to get answers on the public record about this very issue that he then says he wouldn't turn on trump for and now senate republicans say, looks bad for him and trump. take a look. >> that does not say that i knew in advance tha

don't think it's fair to put mike flynn if he's on your list because he's another victim of the comey mullerxcess. these other people were indicted for activities away from president donald trump. >> so part of your argument, as i'm hearing it, the fact that these people are getting caught doing something wrong is a testament to the -- your argument is it's the independence of the barr justice department, is that the case you're saying? >> i don't think the barr justice department should be criticized. i think they've done a good job. the department that should be criticized is the department that whitewashed this incredible wrongdoing by obama and biden. >> that was last week. >> biden is running for president. >> we have a time machine i'll book you on the dnc. >> let's do it. joe biden is -- joe biden is their nominee though. you have to acknowledge any role he played in that illegality is valid. >> i'm not denying that he is the nominee. let me ask you this though. when you hear about this law and order and some of the rhetoric out of the convention. >> yes. >> is donald trump in your vi

. ♪ >> sean: the deep stayed on defense tonight, especially, muller pitbull andrew weissmann is now tryingdiscredit the attorney general bill barr in the durham probe. watch this. >> to really try and focus on what could happen now, how he could weaponize the department of justice to help an incumbent stay the incumbent. >> i think the really nature of the durham investigation, it's been going on for a long time. investigations end when they end but why would that still be op open? >> the norm, assuming that john durham has predication for criminal investigation is that, in advance of an upcoming election, there are no overt staffs that are taken. no reports issued, no indictments are brought in that as a norm throughout the department of justice. >> sean: you wouldn't know a norm if you saw one. about the fake, bought and paid for, disinformation dossier to spy on a sitting president. here with reaction, former ambassador and acting director of national intelligence, along with fox news legal analyst, "witch hunt" author. thanks to you we know more than anything about this. he is saying t

the way when marvin muller was looking for someone to challenge the reserve clause he was looking forafrican-american athlete who is not from the south but was influenced by the broader tenor of the time. sufficient rights. right to civic and. >> host: and sugar ray leonard was what it was like to live in harlem. and harlem is in many ways a character in the story part is not a typical biography. certainly not a typical sports biography. you have personifications of parliament jazz music in esquire magazine. in effect become characters in the story. why is it important to understand harlem to understand sugar ray robinson? >> guest: well, people always say a statement. they always say he had such style. or she had such style. what does that mean? i was intrigued with that. >> what is style? 's boomac i just didn't want to write the book and tell the reader that sugar ray robinson had style and class without giving them an explanation of how it grew within him. and he grew up in detroit when he was about 12 years old. his mother moved him to harlem. civic. [inaudible] >> guest: 's fath

think trump interestingly, he is pursuing his political self-interest obviously when he fights with muller, coma he's trying to save his political hide. but i try to argue in the book, the founders constitution tries to channel that rational self-interest into a greater constitutional good by hopefully causing all of these competing interests into fighting each other. madison's famous phrase ambition must counteract ambition in the interest of a man should be the interest of the place which is in the institution. and by that constant struggle that government, that will limit government more effectively than the bill of rights and that space that is left without government will be where our individual liberties are. i don't have trump knows he's doing that or thanks he's doing that but the constitution by channeling trump self interest. >> many ways it's likely free markets another 18th century around the time of the 17th century. >> guest: suppose part of our system is the fact that no president is supposed to be a constitutional scholar. rather the president occupies. [laughter] the last

he didn't campaign on muller and impeachment he campaigned on metal healthcare and prescription drugsarades are diversity first. matching the districts. monitoring and moderates districts, progressives ran a progressive districts. she phoned them did all the nuts and bolts rights. that to me, became a title way. but she didn't make it about trump. in 2010 they all ran ads attacking president obama and the republicans in the house. democrats and do that. they read as about you. about healthcare about prescription drugs for even though trump was not popular they got elected with mandate for change instead of just hating on trump. i just think she's a genius. >> host: one thing paul coming on i both know this parade we customarily argue about charging the white working class versus mobilizing. in the book you address both of these issues. why is it so important that we get it right this time? you have to do both. i think don it was reverend jackson who first told me this that a plane has have a left ring and aye ring. will why? he is in arguably correct in that. these primaries this week

. >> host: and in the inner circl circle, i mean where do you place a bill barr, steven muller?people as thinkers with ideology and philosophy? or just pragmatic day-to-day? >> bar comes out of the federalist society. i'm part of the federal society that argued very fiercely in the george w. bush administration for what they called the unitary executive. which basically meant that the executive is relatively unbalanced. the checks and balances that conventional thinking has around the president. we are not operative. both cheney and rumsfeld were very strong proponents of this point of view. and it actually had a great deal of impact. there are theorists of it, lots of lawyers who are developing theories around it, and so fort forth. and then you have the bulger review of it. which is trump say article two of the constitution i can do anything i want. >> right. they give him the ideology to support. so what i want to go to further places my time with the was running out for two for the things i want to touch on before he opened up the questioning. the first one, you've taken us

bayern scored four times in the opening 31 minutes, the opener here from thomas muller, with barcelonalipe coutinho, who is on loan from barca, scoring twice to add insult to injury and inflict a worst ever european defeat on the spanish giants. "humiliating, painful, unacceptable." they're just some of the words barcelona's gerard pique used to describe their 8—2 thrashing against bayern munich last night. it's the spanish club's worst—ever defeat in europe, translation: of course this was a painful defeat. the way it happened was extremely painful. and i can't just worry about my future, because this is thejob just worry about my future, because this is the job that i chose. but it is especially painful because of what a defeat like this means for the supporters and the club. welcome as if there wasn't enough drama on the pitch, there was plenty more in sheffield, would last night's semifinals at the world snooker championship. who else but ronnie 0'sullivan came back from the brink of defeat to beat mark selby 17—16 at the crucible in what was a thrilling match. 0'sullivan is playin