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and he was the chief witness or the client in the muller investigation.ch a bloeeliever in the judges. he realized he had an opportunity to remake the federal courts. we will be living in dohis cour for a decade. he probably should have left the white house. his lawyer was saying it's time to leave. he knew that justice kennedy was considering retiring, and he said i need to stay here because if i stay kennedy will be more likely to retire because he knows if i am here we are not putting a fox news analyst on the court to fill his position. so he stays through all of the chaos, kennedy retires and we know the rest. >> you also have an interesting scene where the president is talking to him and says if he feels muller, the special counsel is zeroing in on him, he, trump, will just take care of it himself. >> the president thought if muller was getting close to him, that he could settle. that it was just like a civil lawsuit in new york city with someone sending him bills. that if this was encroaching on him, he could settle. it shows a fundamental misunder

the life and influence of steven muller the senior advisor for policy for president trump. an ember publican governor larry hogan of maryland talks about his life and career, followed by science writer adam rutherford with this thoughts on how science refutes racial stereotypes and myths. former schedule information visit book tv.org consult your program guide. >> welcome everyone to politics and prose livelier here live is going to discuss her new book hatemonger in conversation, before we get started i just want to do some quick housekeeping notes. the first is that tonight's book is located in the chapter, there is a link to purchase it and we highly encourage evan to purchase two nights greatly to support the author and support politics and prose. drink flat rate shipping and curbside pickup. the other thing i like to draw your attention to is the latter portion of tonight's event will be dedicated to your questions, your audience questions. to ask a question as a q&a box at the bottom of your screen. you click on that and typing your question will try to get to as many

and interestingly, that key question, muller asked. trump refused to sit down to be interviewed. and you can see all the questions that were asked. and that set of question is a very detailed list of these interactions and plan, and getting to this question. this critical question. and trump did not even answer anything. not a single word . elected completely unaddressed. and the fact of the matter is, the key concern and the entire issue driving our interaction to understand what the russians were doing. particularly as it related to others including the president. has never been answered. that's why we are so interested in flynn. adam: you had already been removed by the time general flynn had already been charged. and were you involved in that charge decision. peter: no i was not. there made by the department of justice. something the prosecutors do and certainly we have it interactions with but in this case it was made by the special counsel. when they would point out that is clear from the material the special counsel report that is been made public, flynn was under investig

. >> reporter: we know now that was not what the muller report had concluded. was not able to find any prosecutable evidence proving conspiracy, but the white house has continued to misrepresent the finding to the public. >> it was an illegal witch hunt. i call it the russian hoax. >> reporter: it was not a hoax. before election day 2016, this just into cnn, russian hackers -- russia infiltrated the democratic national committee's computer program and the email account of john podesta. back then trump cheered on the hackers. >> russia, if you're listening, i hope you're able to find the 30,000 emails that are missing. >> reporter: lodge ger stone hinted that he had advance knowledge of the email releases raising questions of possible cooperation between trump associates and russia. >> there's no telling what the october surprise may be. >> reporter: indeed, october 7th, 2016, the same day another story broke. >> hello. how are you? hi. >> reporter: the infamous ""access hollywood"" tape caught on a hot mic making crude, vile comments about women had surfaced. m

as part of the muller investigation into alleged russian meddling in the 2016 u.s. election he resigned after initially pleading guilty to misleading the f.b.i. but later claimed prosecutorial misconduct at that stage his new lawyer produced documents revealing that the f.b.i. had set out to entrap flynn and had no valid cause to interview him in the 1st place legal analyst and u.s. national security commentator jennifer to master believes the case against flynn should have been a nonstarter. not only the exculpatory documents that sidney powell did provide that show that this case should never have been brought not just that but the entire reason that the judge is holding this case out is because glenn pled guilty to a document that he has never seen so we have to think about that a document he has never seen that the public has never seen that the court has never seen that his original interview what they called the original 3 which sidney powell has been asking for so in most legal cases there's a process of discovery we need to see all of these documents stuck j

which are you robert muller talk about john brennan a talk about james komi which i heard james clapper these are the heads of the intelligence agencies under. obama and they proceeded with the feeling that they were immune to being held accountable for violating the law and the constitution and i hope they'll be proven wrong but i suspect that this will wither away and no one no one important will be held accountable for this grievous grievous violation of what in our country was the 4th amendment which prohibits explicitly this kind of thing where does this leave the n.s.a. ray is the path now open for legal action against the agency. well there are several court cases that this will help there is standing now from people who have been monitored and that the universe is pretty much all americans and even more there's this curious procedure called parallel construction and that means you you collect information illegally on americans and you tell the cops that you know local police or the f.b.i. and they go get this guy because he's going to be here at a certain time but you don't tell

years of investigations into alleged trump russia collusion and it culminated in the release of the muller report in april last year which failed to pinpoint any clear evidence of collusion lew rockwell a political consultant and author says russia gate isn't going anywhere. the attorney general wants to reveal the truth i would i would very much like to see that notice that he said that he would give a private briefing to members of the just the judiciary committee if they were interested in that about things that had not been that he had not made. public so i hope a lot more is made public i think is a but many of these documents the american people need to see these documents about the so-called russian collusion which we know i think know any of us who examine a knew was a fraud from the beginning but of course the american media hides it nobody knows about it unless you read certain publications i notice that joe biden last night in the presidential debate referred to trump as putin's puppet and without any explanation or any evidence. so this is still the democratic line although it'

they should've not gone into this fake muller investigation and it also came out of that 31 phones that were wiped clean should not have been wiped clean and that is a metal act and bloomberg should not be paying for prisoners to go in florida and go and vote. which is totally illegal, you are paying prisoners -- i hope he has not done it yet. this is what he wants to do so that he can ingratiate himself to the democrats after they made him look like a total fool at the debate. what they did to him is incredible and that he goes out and spends money, it shows you the problems he has got. for him to go out and buy votes, i don't know. are you allowed to go tell people you'll go votes -- go vote and pay for them? yep, please go ahead. [indiscernible] >> there has been indiscernible] azerbaijan, civilians are killed nd according to the official from down there, that came from -- what is your comment on the? pres. trump: we're looking at it very strongly, i learned about it today and yesterday and we are looking at it very strongly. we have a lot of good relationships in that area, we'll se

the broadcaster was founded by constantine muller feel you have an orthodox businessman and putin ally here journalists criticize western decadence and declare homosexuality to be a cardinal sin and so are grad t.v.'s biggest star is host andre often asked you have. that's always true to your he's considered one of the best and definitely a well equipped and russian say in the world. the main specialty of it is a ham bahrain that i can all. just spend to crater it's one of one of the symbols of our channel. in 2017 andre afanasy have made international headlines when he produced a video offering the russian homosexuals a free one way ticket to the u.s. . when you see him from which this is not a joke we really want you to move there where you can openly submit to your students you know i. start grad t.v. says these kinds of pieces have increased viewer numbers substantially. the broadcaster claims a quarter of all russians have watched its programs at least once. the us that's a young video i'm i'm very often us you welcome to the russian answer to. the program spike for family values

we have a lot of people getum prosecuted by the muller mob for process crimes, including obstructionot handing over e-mails, and lying to congress, didn't wait? >> yes we did. now we learn what his team was doing. several dozen, several dozen devices were turned damaged, wiped clean, some of them intentionally so. one of those devices was andrew wiseman. >> two were his. >> had prosecutorial overreach. to among these defenders, miller as saying we will prosecute view, several dozens of us are engaging in the same kind of construction. >> it just shows the depth at which this has gotten out of control because we also know that they were warned numerous times, even before the first pfizer warrant was issued commit we know that they were warned by the state department, christopher steele has an agenda, hillary paid for it and it's not verified. they signed it anyway.a when they got to the sub source, the source behind the dirty russian dossier that hillary paid for, then they found out in january of 2017 the sub source said this is all talk. it's not true. now we know it was debunked so

criticizing state governors for their response to covid-19, undermining mail-in voting, attacking the muller investigation into russian meddling in the 2016 election. have you ever seen this level of political interference from a u.s. attorney general? >> absolutely not. there's absolutely no precedent for the kind of conduct that bill barr has engaged in. when you talk about being critical of governors, again, it's all very partisan, rosemary. he's not critical of governors in texas, governors in florida who are republican governors who have seen some of the highest death rates as it relates to covid-19, it's all of his attacks are targeted at states where the governors are democratic. and we also have learned that he even has asked his justice department to look into possible criminal charges against the democratic mayor of seattle in terms of how she handles certain protests that woeent on in that city. it's attack democratic governors, attack democratic cities while at the same time offering support for, you know, red states and republican-run states. again, suggesting and acting as if t

and very carefully with nancy muller most of them taking last summer, to get a sense of contrast of howickly. so there is a photo i love from the gray pride party here in the west village clearly having a great time just crowded onto a stoop. it's a very joyful picture, exactly the kind of picture i could never capture this summer. >> host: well hopefully next summer. because this has been strange. were doing the best we can. i feel like that is what this is with everybody. there's a little bit of a groundhog day feel. but also, we're doing the best we can and having as much empathy for one another as possible. because everybody's pretty much going through at least in new york in a similar way. nobody is going to the theater or the gym which does not bother me. might bother other people. sort of the same, we are all wearing masks hopefully. which is a strange kind of thin thing. out everyone's wearing a mask, as this were at last year at this time i would just think i was having some sort of really weird bad drug experience that is not make any sense at all. you get on in the back none

court is kicking the can if you could get through the election and next month and he did it with muller and a million different contractors he stiffed, who knows. maybe you just get out of it. so you're saying this is essentially a delay tactic. >> it will go to the district court and he will say he wasn't in the scope of employment and i think the district court will role for him but the next move in the department of justice, court of appeals appeal to the supreme court he can run out the clock but he'll have to face justice whether he's president or not because that's what a private person is doing. >> thank you so much for making the time. coming up, we have a sneak preview of rachel maddow's exclusive interview with michael cohen. what he says about trump and putin and a russian fertilizer moguls purchase of a palm beach mansion just ahead. purchase of mansn iojust ahead it's an important time to save. with priceline, you can get up to 60% off amazing hotels. and when you get a big deal... ...you feel like a big deal. ♪ priceline. every trip is a big deal. ( ♪ ) ready to juvÉderm i

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to flag a story, documents have been produced in response to the justice department regarding the mullerand their cell phones. foxnews.com has the exclusive. at least several dozen phones were wiped of information because of forgotten passcodes, loss of device, intentional, or other reasons, came before the doj's office of inspector general code review the devices. what do you make of this new information? >> it sounds pretty fishy, remember, there is a lot of bad press for when the text messages were made public, many of them were strongly anti-trump. robert mueller actually got rid of him in the investigation because of that. it this was not the world's most transparent investigation. one of the things i discussed in the book is that true employers can't even suspect that he had suffered cognitive decline. he wasn't as sharp as he had been years earlier. the world saw that when he testified before congress on july 24th 2019 earlier than that, a year earlier than that, his aides were covering for him, they were limiting access to him, they weren't allowing people from the trump legal te

if muller's team destroyed information, who's responsible? i think they're talking about wiping phones. who's responsible? what consequences can there be? a.g. barr: well, i don't want to get into that particular thing. the appropriate people in the department are taking a look at that, and we will see where it goes. >> what are the constitutional hurdles for forbidding a church from meeting during covid-19? a.g. barr: what are the constitutional hurdles? the rule right now is articulated by the supreme court. some people might disagree with it, but in the sense that it doesn't go far enough in protecting religion, but the current standard is that you can place restrictions on religion, the exercise of religion, as long as you don't discriminate against religion and apply the same restrictions on everybody else that is similarly situated. you can't allow people to go to theaters and get together in commercial establishments or other kinds of activities and then prohibit churches from doing it. and some of the states were going that far. so th

former tel tulsa police officer dianna muller and detroit police chief james craig.t you know about this case and you have your own cases, i understand it. this breonna taylor case we have been looking at this for months, the grand jury has. did they come to a decision that you are comfortable with? >> you know, here's the issue with the grand jury's decision. there is a lot we just simply don't know. and so you know, those who are angry they are not going to september truth. when you look at the facts that there were issues put out early on it was a no knock warrant. we found out there was a knock and announcement. we also find out that a suspect fired several shots entered. they are exonerated. there is a lot of misinformation being put out and there is a lot that we just don't know. even the -- and i applaud the attorney general daniel cammeron for his thoroughness, his commitment to find the truth. and he is absolutely right. mob justice simply is not justice it's just revenge. brian: as a tulsa prisoner you look at this and something like this could happen in yo

muller and anybody else who wants to jump in about congressionally mandated daily service, chimed in.> so guess her. our positionnd is yes they should be at a minimum daily. and the reason for that is because of the multiplier effect of the servicers have ethe community. the amtrak is required by congress to make a profit. not. it is required to minimize subsidies. and we have the conversation about profit, that ignores the benefits the community receives. we talked about that. the midwest is a perfect example of that. when we looked at the effect of the long-distance route, 12 of the 15 long-distance routes will be cut.t. those routes together contribute about 4.7, $4.8 billion to thes economy. that is the prophet. the prophet is going to the communities8 being served. whether you looking at st. louis, indianapolis, or anywhere, these services are provided outside benefit in weterms of tourism, in terms of visitor spending common terms of taking vehicles off the road. all those impacts are measurabl measurable, quantifiable, and amtrak itself used to talk about $7.4 billion of value

at the next investigative journalist jean guerrero on the life and influence of steven muller the senior advisor for policy for president trump. an ember publican governor larry hogan of maryland talks about his life and career, followed by science writer adam rutherford with this thoughts on how science refutes racial stereotypes and myths. former schedule information visit book tv.org consult your program guide. >> welcome everyone to politics and prose livelier here live is going to discuss her new book hatemonger in conversation, before we get started i just want to do some quick housekeeping notes. the first is that tonight's book is located in the chapter, there is a link to purchase it and we highly encourage evan to purchase two nights greatly to support the author and support politics and prose. drink flat rate shipping and curbside pickup. the other thing i like to draw your attention to is the latter portion of tonight's ev