dimitriive and nader had previously discussed nader introducing him to the contacts nader had made within the trump campaign. dimitriive also told nader he would ask putin for permission it to travel to the united states where he would be able to speak to media outlines about the positive impact of trump's election and the need for rilgts between the united states and russia. later that day, dimitriive flew to new york where pesk off was separately separately traveling to attend the tournament. dimitriive invited to naturer and noted if there was a chance to see anyone key from the trump camp he would love to build for the future. dmirt era asked nad foreinvite kushner to the event so the dimitriive could meet him. nader did not pass along the invitation to anyone connectwood the incoming information. all although one world chess federation official recalled hearing that president-elect trump stopped by the tournament, the investigation did not establish that trump or any campaign team official attend the event. and the president's written answers denied that he had. nader stated that dim

nader naeimi is amp capital's domestic head of markets. thank you for joining us.a fairly comprehensive laundry list of why might -- why things might be slowing down in australia, but the asx is up 11% year to date. why the discrepancy? >> you are right there. is a huge disconnect on the fundamental data unfolding in the market. a lot of the gains we have had since december are based on the u.s. fed doing a pivot. of a was a little bit pivot because of the policy mistake being reduced, but also china stimulating. market expectations were for a stimulus, same size as 2016. -- china had an effect on everything. 2016 and 2017 were great for the stock market. the problem is, the chinese economy has not stimulated in the same way. you look at excess money growth in china, it is still negative. 2016, it was 15%. there it is a bit of complacency. paul: what about the aussie dollar as well? we can look at the bloomberg chart here, which does show the withe dollar is not really much of a floor underneath it at the moment. it does have a proxy for trade. >> it's quite intere

that's going to be a huge challenge. >> there's raffle nader the consumer advocate and ralph nader thelitigation down the road whatever based on mr. nader. >> oh, they know there's litigation coming. they are fully ware of that. and you can see some of the moves they made that they're preparing for that both in terms of the lawsuits from the families of the victims as well as lawsuits that might be coming potentially from shareholders who will sit there and say, look, this is something that we should have been made aware of all of this is going to play out over the next couple years, joe. >> hey, phil, thank you. we'll hear more from phil lebeau as we go through the day right now let's turn to a special guest joining us on the "squawk line" is consumer advocate, ralph nader author of "collision course" will address airline passenger safety at a summit last month and he lost a niece on the ethiopian airlines crash of boeing 737 max earlier this year. ralph, thank you for being with us today. >> good morning. thank you. >> so what do you think about what's going to happen i know you writ

nader applied, quote, definitely, paper was so submitted to team by rick and me. they took it seriously, exclamation point, end kwo quote. after the call between president trump and putin occurred dimitriive wrote to nader and said, quote, the call went very well. my boss wants me to continue making some public statements that us russia cooperation is good, and important end quote. gursen also wrote to dimitriive so say that the call had gone well and that dimitriive applied that the document they had drafted together, quote, played an important role, end quote. gursen and dimitriive appeared to stop communicating with one another in approximately march of 2017 when the investment deal they had been working on together showed no signs of progressing. section 3. ambassador kizlyak's meeting with jared kushner and michael flynn in trump tower apology the election. on november 16th, 2016, catherine vargas, an executive assist to kushner received a request for a meeting with russian ambassador sergei kizlyak. that same day, vargas sent kushner an email with the subjec

larry king coming up later in the program consumer advocate and former presidential candidate ralph nader joins me stick around for that but 1st a setback for donald trump's effort to keep his personal financial information from the hands of congress this week a federal judge sided with democrats in the house oversight committee who've been trying to access trump's financial information for months so where does the legal fight go from here let's start there with dan abrams chief legal affairs correspondent for a.b.c. news and co-author of the new book theodore roosevelt for the defense the courtroom battle to save his legacy dan joins me now from new york city dan welcome to the program out there so let's get to your fascinating book shortly right now we've got some crazy developments going on between the law and the trump administration so what's happening. this is an interesting case because here you've got the banks sort of stuck in the middle right saying we'll do whatever you tell us to do you subpoena the documents we'll give them to you oh wait a 2nd the trump folks are telling us

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walking back to politicking on matthew cook sitting in for larry king ralph nader is the longtime activist and consumer watchdog who has also made 4 runs for the oval office twice as the green party candidate and also as an independent candidate what's his take on pursuing impeachment of president donald trump and his opinion of the group of 2020 democratic candidates let's find out as ralph joins me via skype he is also the author of a new book how the rats reform to congress which is available now ralph welcome to the program thank you so the democratic base has been really angry since the 2016 election and we were all expecting they were going to push for radical progressive change so now we have joe biden leading in the polls is joe biden progressive enough. oh no not at all he's really hillary redux he's from doe or hillary folks new york joe biden who has gone to the big banks when he was in congress he was merciless against student loans push you know bankruptcy law that would make it almost impossible for students to have a 2nd chance and he supported the war in iraq. just for star

candidate ralph nader joins me stick around for that but 1st a setback for donald trump's effort to keep his personal financial information from the hands of congress this week a federal judge sided with democrats in the house oversight committee who've been trying to access trump's financial information for months so where does the legal fight go from here let's start there with dan abrams chief legal affairs correspondent for a.b.c. news and co-author of the new book theodore roosevelt for the defense the courtroom battle to save his legacy dan joins me now from new york city dan welcome to the program came out there so let's get to your fascinating book shortly right now we've got some crazy developments going on between the law and the trump administration so what's happening yeah this is an interesting case because here you've got the banks sort of stuck in the middle right saying we'll do whatever you tell us to do you subpoena the documents we'll give them to you oh wait a 2nd the trump folks are telling us we can't you guys figure it out and so now there's this battle between the

canine team for the california highway patrol officer aaron vargas is the departmental canine corps nader and these are all narcotics detection dogs so they are trained to detect a marijuana cocaine methamphetane and here. >>the dogs went through rigorous training to get through the department's academy in sacramento, the user they 200 hours of detection. >>200 out there's a patrol work and they have 40 hours that we started class with which is basically going over our policies procedures how to handle an dogs so in total of 11 weeks that you 440 hours of training. sense of smell so utilizing that to locate. to apprehend a suspect as well. we can put that dog. taking him around the situation and help protect for tech officers. as well as the deterrent we get a lot of times what i suspect will give up its fundraising that dog. >>as for what comes next to each of these dogs have already been assigned. >>so we have one dog going out to the bay area are going to a division as junior. >>officer vargas as the most will stay on the job for up to 10 years of age and often their handlers will late

propagandistic if that's even a word but nevertheless so how do you cut through that a cademy ralph nader ito he's not a superhero he's just a guy with a calculator that can tell you thank you losing money and you're an idiot but he's so but he's up against you know scarlet your hassen in a cat let leather cats it how's he going to when. you know i'm also a professor at university of maryland and so i interact with with young people all the time young people get it we've got a new generation of leaders coming up that understand the threat of climate. change is real and that the economic benefits and advantages of renewal energy are here and they're only going to keep getting better as the costs continue to decline so as long as the young people are armed with this information and turn out to vote in big numbers i think the other people are all as you know and some have become less than young people and they take the money and they're usually in my willfully blind i'm no longer a young innocent person but the issue with renewable energy is that you're able to mirror you're able to match fi

set is they list al or nader i me and him to receive are one and i mean them would call that osa but us of it at the overlook yes in being able to get up i want to listen to. you study the me whole get ill is doesn't get in besides i will milo out of anatomy. to find out more about the use of pegasus in mexico we came to our 3 d. a digital rights group that has helped shed light on the cyber attacks here how many pegasus infections have you found in mexico. we know that at least 30 people have been targeted in that and those where human rights defenders journalists politicians even international investigators what we know from the contract that has been made public is that mexico acquired the ability to effect $500.00 targets so we know that there probably were. many many many more targets. because this is the creation of an israeli spy ware company called in a so group. the mexican attorney general's office recently disclosed his contracts within a soaker from 2016 in 2017. to show the office had paid at least $32000000.00 for pegasus have you seen anything like this when it comes t

. >> we had ralph nader on our air this morning and he has a very strong opinion of what is going onlative on one of the flights who was killed in the crash. he thinks -- this is not just about the mcas software being recertified, the entire plane needs to be recertified and looked at again. is he wrong? is he overstating this >> i have great respect for ralph nader and all he's done with product safety over the decades. we are the experts on certification. we have four different investigations, audits, reviews of our work, which we welcome. we always learn from those reviews. but the process to certify the max was done the way we certified every aircraft and as the safest mode of transportation in the world, and we're confident in our processes, and we know that when we say the 737 max is safe to fly, it will be safe to fly. >> you know a lot of the flying public will not agree with you people are saying, i'm not getting on the max how do you restore that confidence >> we restore that confidence by doing the processes that we know have worked over the decades the processes that have

and when ralph nader was pied, he served it right back. the shoe was on the other foot.minor league manager took care not to throw his shoe, instead he raised an armpit in protest. you stink. jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> we continue right after this. ] so again, using "para", you're talking about something that is for someone. ♪ pretty good. could listening to audible inspire you to start something new? download audible and listen for a change. >>> a trade war is brewing. u.s. president trump threatens china with more tariffs after talks between beijing and washington stall. >>> plus, house democrats subpoenaed. the treasury secretary. but president trump's tax returns, escalating the battle for information about the trump administration. >>> also this hour, thousands of people without power and it could get worse. you're looking at severe weather and flooding,

similarly, if ralph nader were to analyse the safety of the design situation, specifically through the light rail line, they would also publish a book telling 109 year of failure to recognize a fundamental area, which is a disgrace to this city the actual stations themselves are a danger to all of the public in my area. i cannot be more emphatic getting on and off the light rail system on 31st and judah is a micro- example, my young c.f.o. wife was nearly killed twice getting off the train because there is no station. the stops are not equal to each other. look at soma. let just look at the new chinatown. look at this recently rang new -- >> do not direct to the audience >> those stations are elevated, well lit, they have transit ramps on both sides, on brandon and embarcadero, there is actual poetry to leave read. there is places to sit south of market. why is there an issue of station and equality on my street corner -- on my street corner, you can park a donkey -- >> please wrap up your comments. thank you. any other members of the public wish to comment on this item, please come fo

and who has a youth engagement court nader, an alternative. in an increasing presence in the spoke person about mass incarceration and policing and a lot of issues that we will discuss tonight. it was in a documentary, he has spoke at a number of universities around the country. >> thank you so much for being here. to start with emily to talk a bit about what the podcast is about. with the experience is in making it. >> thank you. so i started working my book in 2016, i was really interested in the power of the prosecutors have. i went to contrast different kinds of prosecutors so part of the book is told in memphis with a very old-school prosecutor and a lot of the book takes place in brooklyn, looking closely at the opposite, the da for a lot of it here. i got really hooked on specialized court in brooklyn. it's called the gun part but nobody ever knows what that is. it's a place where people who are taking charge for having a gun have their cases processed. these are people who have not find anyone or shot anyone with a weapon. new york sta

murdoch's then wife wendy in pink whacked the attacker and when ralph nader was pied, he served it rightot to throw his shoe at the ump. instead raised an arm pit in protest. you stink. jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >>> you are live in the cnn

canine team for the california highway patrol officer aaron vargas is the departmental canine corps nader are all narcotics detection dogs so they are trained to detect marijuana cocaine methamphetamine and here. >>the dogs went through rigorous training to get through the department's economy in sacramento, the user they 200 hours of over detection. >>200 out there's a patrol work in an ad 40 hours that we started class with which is basically going over our policies procedures how to handle an dogs so in total of 11 weeks that you 440 hours of training. great sense of smell so utilizing that to locate. to apprehend a suspect as well. we can put that dog. taking him around the situation and help protect for tech officers. as well as the deterrent we get a lot of times what i suspect will give a person or a team that dog. >>as for what comes next to each of these dogs have already been assigned. >>so we have one dog going out to the bay area are going to a division junior officer vargas as the most will stay on the job for up to 10 years of age and often their handlers will later adopt th

by two when a heritage hit rupert murdock his then wife wendy whacked the attacker and when ralph naderved it right back. the shoe was on the other foot. this minor league manager took care not to throw his shoe at the ump, instead he raised an armpit in protest. you stink. jeanne moos. cnn, new york. >> and thanks for joining us. anderson starts now. >>> good evening. we begin with breaking news. while president trump and his treasury secretary refuse to hand over the president's tax records to house democrats, the new york times have obtained a decades worth of his tax information and they're findings are eye-popping. stunning. there is a lot of different adjectives to use. we'll talk to a reporter coming up. as the stiff-arming from the white house hit a new level blocking don mcgahn from turning over documents to the house jieshd committee and that comes a day after attorney general william barr refused to meet a deadline to hand over the full unredacted mueller report to congress and the

murdoch's then wife wendy in pink whacked the attacker and when ralph nader was pied, he served it right back. the shoe was on the other foot. this minor league manager took care not to throw his shoe at the ump. instead raised an arm pit in protest. you stink. jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >>> you are live in the cnn newsroom. i'm alex marquardt in for ana cabrera. the trade war with china, the biggest risk. asian markets are opening. our look at how the world is reacting to the president's tariffs that you, the american citizen, will be paying for. we will have a live report. >>> first, it's a case full of twists and turns and immeasurable grief. a horrific triple homicide. a heart-broken son and community left waiting for years without answers. until this weekend's dramatic arrest at the louisville, kentucky, airport, where the man who you're looking at there was hauled away in front of passengers, and he was none other than the pilot. in just moments, you'll hear our exclusive interview with the son of the couple allegedly murdered by that pilot whose name is christian kit martin. that

republican lawmakers including doug collins of georgia rejected nader's claim of a constitutional crisis. >> are the chairman's that we are in a constitutional crisis. the crisis is the committee asking from the attorney general things to say he cannot give. the constitutional crisis is a a -- mmittee askiking to amy: we go to ian millhiser, columnist for thinkprogress. his recent piece is headlined "trump's claim that the mueller report is protected by executive privilege is hot garbage." ian, talk about the signifificae of the vote and it going to the full house, holding barr in contempt. >> sure. so i thinknk the contempmpt vots less important than what is goining to come after t the cont vovote. so congrgress in theory could clclaim now that b barr is in contntempt, they can send sesert of arms to round him up and arrest him. but the attotorney geneneral han entire armed law enforcement apparatus behind him, so i don't think theyey want a shoott out betweeeen the sergeant of arms d the u.s. marshals. so realistically, this will be resolved in court. i think trump claims of executive

now that knockoff botox has just been launched, i think the nader has been reached however, i think it'something better to buy a merck or adam labs safer. fifth laggard, i just kind of like that. that's a wilf joke he's machine friend. don't worry. fifth lager term leader is mosaic the fertilizer company was a $53 stock in 2015. it's now at $23. but mosaic is now telling a story about how it's transformed into a technological fertilizer marvel i've never really identified fertilize were technology, but hey, whatever. they've got a lot of china exposure, though, because the people's republic is a major market for our farmers i think you should probably wait until deere reports tomorrow everyone says that's going to be disappointing. i don't like the attorney general sto-- ag stocks here because they keep being linked with the chinese but showing signs of life lately i guess anything is possible in this market. i've been waiting for them to catch up because they've really been lacking today buyers propped up northrop grumman. this is a totally a function of money managers trying to find co

>> well, i think it's -- we're not at the nader. i don't ever want to say it can't get any worse with president trump, because next week it always gets worse with president trump. i remember a time when we were talking about barack obama's decorum in the white house and that was because he liked dijon mustard and wore a tan suit. the disrespect that donald trump shows for the presidency is not anything new -- >> but, i mean, nancy pelosi is -- i mean, she's playing into this, as well, saying the president needs an intervention. >> i think that what nancy pelosi is going off of is what many people say is that the president behaves in a manner in which draws some concern -- >> oh, come on, bakari! >> i'm not -- come on bakari what? i mean, you have someone -- >> come on, bakari, you can call her out. you can say -- be brave, bakari. be brave and say she shouldn't have said that. >> wait a second. you have someone -- no! you have someone who acts like a petulant child and threw a temper tantrum. and i think what we see is nancy pelosi

canine team for the california highway patrol officer aaron vargas is the departmental canine corps nader and these are all narcotics detection dogs so they are trained to detect a marijuana cocaine methamphetamine and. >>the dogs went through rigorous training to get through the department's economy in sacramento, the use of a goal a 200 hours of detection. >>200 out there's a patrol work and they have 40 hours ith which is basically going overall policies procedures how to handle an dogs so in total of 11 weeks that you 440 hours of training. great sense of smell so utilizing that to locate. to apprehend a suspect as well. we can put that dog. taking him around the situation and help protect for tech officers. as well as the deterrent we get a lot of times what i suspect will give up its fundraising that dog. >>as for what comes next to each of these dogs have already been assigned. >>so we have one dog going out to the bay area are going to be a division junior officer vargas as the most will stay on the job for up to 10 years of age and often their handlers will later adopt them to li

this is elizabeth warren is the most enthusiastic and knowledgeable regulator running since ralph naders her way, what is that going to do? that's going to drive lobbyists in business. >> paradox. >> we are not going to want to lobby their interests. >> we end up in a paradox. >> response. >> i think you're right. a lot of people are even saying it's too simplistic to increase shadow lobbying. i think it reveals the paradox of the aoc effect that republicans seem to hate her but they kind of are in awe of her and i think there's more republicans than we think. there's a lot of covertly -- i think there's a lot of action more covertly happening in washington where republicans want to be associated with her. because she's popular. >> and briefly, don't a lot of americans look at this through the lens of who is going to fight for them and not all the partisan polarry decision. >> she doesn't use social media to talk about hearse but to listen. not to just constituents but to other. >> lightning round given that it started on twitter, what emoji would you give for the likelihood of the succ

. >> how has the absence of the cyber support nader debate co- coordinator affected to be strategicallyand effectively across the interagency? >> there is a process established for that with specific election security coordination so we work closely but it's important to consider the fact under the operational authority is that i have for the doj we are coordinating on a daily basis on operations and those informed the actual field activities, so i wouldn't mistake the lack of a coordinator for the lack of coordination. it happens because it is our j job. at the hearing you raised serious concerns about the intentions to influence the elections. had they received a briefing on the russian interference in 2020 and you said that they had not received a briefing. administration officials offered plenty of soundbites for taking the issue seriously so today i was like to ask you again if may 22, 3 weeks later had the president received a briefing from you or anyone in your department about the threats of the foreign influence? >> i am not privy to the president's daily briefing. anyone in yo

caller: i love ralph nader. guest: he's is a great looking guy.hter] thank you, i have a very simple constitutional question. i don't know the constitution. john, you just had this guy carl about 20 minutes ago. he goes by the name jack, jim, mitch, john and carl. i've got it documented, how many times he has broken the 30 day rule. the guy calls in five times a month. callers margaret in texas, and 91-year-old lovely woman. you've got david in new jersey, a lovely man in his 90's. getou going to let this guy away with violating, please let these wonderful older folks waive the 30 day rule. how much youeciate know our callers. we try our best to keep people to that 30 day rule. we usually have a system on the phone lines next to me that you can't call into me from the same number more than once every 30 days. out anyr best to ferret people who violate that rule. the system works best when people just abide by it and are able to listen to as many people as possible. thanks for pointing it out. what isn your question for mr. rose -- what is your que

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