well nunez says he knows why. he said they are so married to what he called this russia gate fiasco, charging that the democrats and others do not want the public to see that the intel was weaponized against the president. >> i think the american people are beginning to see what it is that we have been after for a very long time, and that is, is it common or does it ever happened that the counter intelligence agencies are used to target political campaigns? >> of the doj responded to nunez tonight. many of your request relate to documents and immigration regarding issues surrounding confidential human services that are solely in the custody and control of the fbi. the fbi retains and has the ability to reduce documents in a manner consistent with its obligation to protect confidential sources and methods. the fbi director christopher wray as well as rosenstein are scheduled to testify publicly on the hill thursday as this to fight only because that happens behind closed doors. >> shannon: president trump respondin

. >> nunez sent a letter demanding stuff last week, the fbi responding at 11 or 10:00 friday, nunez sentying you got to do it by 5:00 today services that response, nunez had asked did the fbi use informants against the trump campaign and if so how many and how much was spent and if you look at the fbi's answer the fbi, we have responded to your question. does that mean they answered the question? that they supplied the information or does that mean they responded to it? anyone who has ever filed a freedom of information act request get the letter back responding to your request, we may not answer it but here is your response so it is not clear what the justice department is made public or given nunez. >> lawmakers have requested 1 million documents from the doj and it would take a year and a half to get all documents. donald trump firing off at harley-davidson shifting its production overseas to avoid tariffs from the eu, surprised harley-davidson of all companies would be the first to wave the white flag. i thought hard for them and they will not pay tariffs into the eu which has hurt u

nunez sent another letter sunday, said you got to do it by 5:00 today and this is that response.he then asked did the fbi use informants against the trump campaign and if so how many and how much was spent and if you look at the fbi's answer the fbi, we have responded to your question. does that mean they answered the question, they supply the information or does that mean they responded to it? anyone who has ever filed a freedom of information act request gets a letter back responding to your request, we may not answer it but here's your response. it is not clear what this justice department has made public. >> the top democrat saying he doesn't think all these documents should be turned over. for the purpose of assisting the trump legal team. he says the republicans wanted and feed it to the pres. and they can defend. >> we have been hearing a lot from democrats. it is not just the house intelligence committee, the senate judiciary committee is looking at this. it is really an effort to help the trump legal team but there are a lot of issues in which the republicans say this is

and nunez is quite right. we need the documents and answers and we'll make conclusive judgments on it. >> lou: if we were not watching the speaker leading against the president i would be more constrained but not with h in full attack on the president. turning to the issue of andrew mccabe who was fi in the f.b.i. this is a guy looking for immunity before the judary committee? you write eloquently in the national review that it shouldn't happen at all? >> i am sympathetic to the people who think it should happen because they are so tired of waiting for answers from the justice department and f.b.i. they say let's get him in front much a national tv audience and congressional hearing and give him immunity and let's get answers. if you give him immunity meaning they can't use against him the things he says in president hearing for another prosecution, the effects of that makes it complicated and sometimes impossible to prosecute him and the better way to go about this as alms especially when he was referred to t

, since congressman gowdy said there's no there there, devin nunez has been silent.ve called mr. nunez. and they referred us back to his press person, the same one who didn't call us back. congressman nunez did appear on facebook briefly, he appeared on social media talking about a nut. check these out, can you guess what they are? you're right, they're nuts. i talked earlier about trey gowdy's comments and a spy infiltrating trump's campaign. congressman stewart, congressman trey gowdy who's seen the documents says that there's no there there, he says it was ain. do you trust gowdy's assessment? >> i look forward to talking to trey, he's a good friend of mine and he's someone that i really do trust. i don't know who these other members of congress who you say have come to the same conclusion, i don't know any of them that do, but this might be a time where trey and i are going to agree to disagree. unless virtually everything that's been reported on this is untrue. i still have real concerns and i still think we want to pursue this and have a broader look at the doc

nunez coasts into sebase. scoreless for eight innings, red sox two runs in ninth.rimace, on tle nunez' face.so tweaked thing rounding the bag there. red sox hitters time it. keep an eye on the base hit. aaron: single and an e-9 ch. inside of vazquez, tf k somethinthe 96. >> tom: such a common sight, isn't it, a closer, and nonclosing situation, in this case a very low leverage situation. not the same adrenaline, not the same stuff. >> aaron: ask ken giles about that. strike there, 2-1. tee's a one out away from a a mariners win.ne out now one strike away. awai dng the return ofustin pedroia, yet to take part in any activities. knee injury. the 2-2. mariners' third baseman puts the in tothe mariners 7-2 even the series. >> tom: mike leake tonight, eight shutout iings against an offense that came in red hot. he completely blank elted. >> aaron: six games this year between the two teams, in the series tied at two games apiece. good night from boston, wherece ongain the mariners win it 7-2. we'll send you out to the los angeles studios for post-game coverage after thes

led to the arrest of 19-year-old kriz mike nunez of san francisco.ounts of human trafficking and pimping of a minor. all stemming from just one victim.frank carrubba/da's office- "they were trafficked, um, all over the united states. um, including as far away as florida and, um, the eastern seaboard." and, gascon says some of the evidence collected in this case... may help investigators solve other similar trafficking- related crimes.greg mceachern/sfpd- "we really need the community, when they see instances like this, um to bring it to our attention." george gascon/district attorney- "this is not a rarity in our city. this is a very common occurance." in 20-15 alone, gascon says his office prosecuted more than 500 human trafficking cases... but adds that his department is severly under funded to fight the problem. he's asked the mayor's office for a million dollars that he hopes the board of supervisors will include in the next fiscal year budget to focus more on human trafficking. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. (vicki) a big sto

investigators believe nunez may have other victims and hope they are willing to come forward.ilippe djegal, kron four news. (vicki) san jose police have cracked a case they say say is part of a "disturbing trend" of residential burglaries that turn violent. this ar-15 assault rifle and a sig sauer pistol were stolen from a home on woodbury court during a burglary that became a home invasion robbery ...when the owner interrupted the crime... and was ordered at gunpoint to open a safe. a getaway car and distinctive t-shirt seen in surveillance video led police to a home here on kammerer avenue...where they arrested 19 year-old oscar vasquez and a 17 year old juvenile suspect.(sot) that's a disturbing tend were seeing when burglars are coming to the home armed and if they encounter the homeowner they shift gears and go into robbery mode and confront the victim and order them to hand over their property(vicki) the cases are not directly related but last month police arrested 16 suspects in connection with a wide-ranging crime spree, 11 of whom are juveniles. they were involved in

. >> el fiscal indicÓ que nÚÑez supuestamente utiliza una pÁgina web para exponer a sus vÍctimas trasonas que estÁn tomando ventaja de una situaciÓn difÍcil de personas y mujeres. >> autoridades sospechan que podrÍa haber por lo -1 victima mÁs. >> a pesar de la existencia de este nuevo caso, el fiscal dice que la ciudad no encuentra con fondos necesarios para combatir esta problemÁtica, incluso agregÓ que pidio la ayuda del alcalde,, pero dice que esa fue negada. >> durante la conferencia fiscal confirmÓ que le pidio 1 millÓn de dolares al alcalde de san francisco para luchar contra la problemÁtica, fondos que dice que les negaron. >> no la incluyÓ en la bolsa de este aÑo. >> a la vez residentes de la bahÍa dicen que estÁn conscientes de los hechos, pero reiteran que es tiempo de act r actuar. >> todos tenemos que demandar y . >> concluyÓ diciendo que el presupuesto del aÑo no se completa hasta finales de junio asÍ que aÚn hay esperanzas. >> por su parte nÚÑez fue liberado tras una orden de la corte. >> reportando desde san francisco david gonzÁlez noticias telemundo cuenta y o o ocho

béjar javier salazar, de acuerdo al reporte criminal la niña acusó a núñez de haberla tocado en varias completo las acusaciones, pero dice tener justificación refiriéndose a su estatus legal en este país. >>> es muy muy complicado >>> no quiso esperar más, agarró a su hija y llegaron a una estación de bomberos donde ella diceque se estaría rifando la palabra de su hija en contra de un uniformado, no le importó, así reportó el crimen. >>> ella envió un mensaje a todos los que se encuentren en una situación similar >>> si el es encontrado culpable podría afectar hasta 25 años tras las rejas, el mensaje de esta víctima es que si usted se encuentra en una situación similar no esperen, llamé inmediatamente a las autoridades. reportando desde el centro de la ciudad de san antonio, les informó verónica gallegos, noticias del mundo. minos en noticiero telemundo 48, el líder demócrata de la cámara de representantes, nos muestran las condiciones de vida en el lugar, sepa qué pasó en corte durante la audiencia de un asistente que tuvo relaciones sexuales con unos alumnos, además si su hijo pasa h

nunez hopes rudy will help prolong siors' independence. features where caregivers,demergency resp, or family can check in remotely through a skype-like interface, a steer rudy through the home to search for the senior. and, as with any technology, there is a learning curve. nunez created rudy because of what he witnessed growing up. >do> my grandmother fel when she lived alone up in rhode island, and ended up losing her independence. she ended up moving into my hom and as a teenager, i watched my mom take care of her. and i saw both sides of it at an early age. i wanted to do something about it, because i know that situation is not uncommon. >> reporter: but nunez, and his creation rudy, have a sense of humor. rudy can tell jokes, play gamesa even dance the jitterbug. but for robertson, the best feature is companionship.> you can talk to him all day and he respondsgoo you. it wa to have somebody to have a conversation with. let's put it that way. >> report: a brigham young university study showed that when it comes to the impact on lifespa

in a statement chairman nunez said they take staff concerns seriously and referred the matter to the speaker's office. and the justice department inspector general. the justice department said no formal complaints were filed at this time. >> fbi director andrew mccabe's lawyers suing the justice department and fbi claiming they will not get files related to mc's filing. the doj is denying access because they are concerned the documents could be used against them. mccabe was fired in march just 5 his retirement after an internal report found the leak the self-serving sword to the press and lied about it. talk about with depu attorney general tom dupree. so many stories to talk about. his attorney says this, the doj and fbi, to publicly disclose the documents and fulfill statutory obligations, defendants deprived plaintiffs of theortuni who should have advanced legal rights and you have to turn over these documents and have a duty to do that. >> seems like a stretch to me and what legal arguments are, if there comes a point mr. mccabe is facing criminal charges and needs these document

. >> laura: the fbi responded late tonight saying, they have already responded to nunez's request. congressman mark meadows joins us now, and that just happens apparently. so you have the documents you are entitled to? >> the one good thing that the fbi and doj is good at is creative writing. any time you would suggest that we have all the documents, when we have tens of thousands of documents that have not been delivered, as we speak right now, we have a valid subpoena that has not been really responded to appropriately, and it's 97 days and ticking. so for them to suggest that we have everything is just factually incorrect. >> laura: >> laura: kevin klein. tell us about kevin kleinsmith. we need our own deck of cards. just to identify, not for anything different, just to identify them. it's like the love boat here. >> you have sally moyer, you have all these different individuals. there is one common theme and it's called bias. bias against this president. fbi attorney, attorney number two is what we believe. >> laura: in the ig report. >> and chuck ross, and the ig has not confi

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jorge nÚÑez, univisiÓn.atriz: lÍderes políticos viajaron a texas para analizar un centro de detenciÓn de inmigrantes. mÁs de 24 demÓcratas visitaron el local. inmigrantes indocumentados fueron arrestados en la frontera como parte de la polÍtica de cero tolerancia. el niÑo sufra separado de los padres segÚn reportaron. >> habÍa niÑos pequeÑos menores de cinco aÑos que estaban llorando, algunas de las madres estaban en jaulas. un panorama con crÍticas por las condiciones que enfrentan losdetenidos. mientras tantoel presidente donald trump volviÓ a defender la polÍtica migratoria y crÍtico que los demÓcratas no han hecho nada por resolver el tema de inmigraciÓn y han sido reduccionistas en el asunto. dijo que los demÓcratas creen que hay una frontera dÉbil con crimen en el paÍs. tambiÉn seÑalÓ que la razón por la que se deben elegir mÁs republicanos para el congreso. ahora pasemos a mÉxico donde el gobierno recibiÓ con beneplÁcito el pedido del presidente para frenar a los extranjeros en la frontera. reportero:

chairman nunez has said last night it's up to either the president or the leadership of the house to force d.o.j. to release these documents that have been subpoenaed. where do you stand -- mr. ryan: i wish i could force them. i'm not the executive branch. what chairman nunes is expressing is the frustration that all of us have. look, so much of our members, myself included, are very frustrated at the extremely slow pace of compliance of our very legitimate oversight requests by congress over the justice department. let me take it one more step back. we, the people of this country, through our elected representatives, have given this agency a lot of power. and the power to infringe upon a person's civil liberties in the fisa law is a very powerful law. we think it's really important that we conduct very legitimate oversight of this department so that we protect our civil liberties as citizens. if there is abuse, we need to call for it. we need to call it out into the open. the best thing to restore integrity and trust into the d.o.j. is transparency. so that we can get to the bottom

this after the justice department refused to answer questions by house until committee chair devon nunezd the use of fbi informants in the 2016 campaign. nunez had given rod rosenstein a deadline of 5:00 pm yesterday and responded many requests related documents and information regarding issues for controversial human sources in the custody and control of the fbi. the fbi retains and has the ability to reduce documents requested, and to protect confidential human sources and methods. >> a valid subpoena that has not been responded to appropriately. and going to have four actions this week on the house floor where we compel them to turn over documents. >> reporter: christopher ray testified thursday before the house judiciary committee on the ig report during the 2016 election, a group of republican lawmakers requested rosenstein hand over the names of every single person working on the russia probe. we will see how much of it gets in the hands of the people. >> massive voter registration error affecting more people than originally thought. a computer glitch at the maryland nba could affe

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and arrested kriz mike nunez for arrested kriz mike nunez for 17 counts of human trafficking.he community, when they see instances like this, um to bring it to our attention.">( james ) the san francisco district attorney is requesting one-million-dollars from the mayor's office to focus more on human trafficking cases. ( darya ) in the south bay... police are looking for a man and woman... who broke into a home in milpitas. the two were caught on the home's surveillance camera. this happened on may 19th at a home on clauser drive. when officers got to the home... the front door was open, but the thieves had already left. ( darya ) a bittersweet high school graduation for sara pedro. her father.. a c-h-p officer was killed in the line of duty 16 years ago. dozens of his former coworkers showed their support by attending the ceremony. the officers said they always think of sara and they wanted her to know how special she is to them. sara's father was killed in 2002... he crashed into a tree during a high-speed chase. but sara says she felt a flood of emotions from her extended

that nunez touched her inappropriately and hurt her. a local fire station saturday night .. to call police. sheriff javier salazar/bexar co.:"the details of the case are quite frankly heartbreaking, disturbing, disgusting, and infuriating all at the same time, to be honest with you./butted/the mother of this little girl is is an undocumented immigrant. and my understanding is that this suspect utilized that to his advantage to place the the the mother in fear that she would be deported if she did report it." police believe this was not the first time the former detention officer abused the four -year-old. they are concerned other victims may be involved. she suffered minor injuries -- but is now safe. (ken) powerful images from hurricane irma ... seawater surging into the lobbies of miami beach highrises.a new report says scenes like this could become common.the union of concerned scientists predicts that rising sea levels will almost certainly drive tens of thousands of americans from their homes by the year 2045. drone nathundreds of

the house committee democrat took aim at german nunez who >> i know the reputation of rob rosensteinnd that is one of impeccable character. and i know the reputation of it devin nunes, and that is one of misleading, obstructing, attempting to intervene in an investigation. >> today, chairman nunes and members of the house intelligence committee sign this letter to rob rosenstein rejecting another briefing by the fbi saying, anything short of providing the records thatce are under subpoena in theirr opening and is an obstruction of justice. tucker?he >> tucker: thank you ford breaking that story in the first place. rod rosenstein's recent behavior is not the only example of the doj apparently viewing itself as beyond normal oversight.el months ago, we discovered that fbi agents peter strzok and other page were using their personal views intruding on their law enforcement duties. how far will that may be involved? the public has a right to know that but we don't because the doj keeps trying to censor the text messages before relisting them. here's one example. in a september 2015 text,

fue identificado como josé núÑez que es familiar hablar. >> me echo arroz .as asaltadas sexo mete a una joven en palo alto. hoy salen los nuevos detalles sobre el ataque. al parecer el hombre tenía intenciones de violar ella con una mentira logró que el hombre la dejara ir. >> una adolescente tuvo que recurrir a un invento para que unf' hombre desistiera de violarla. todo ocurrió el 28 de marzo a plena luz del día, cuando la joven corría en un parque de palo alto. al parecer eduardo echeverría amenazó a la joven con un arma, se la echó al hombro y la llevó a unos arbustos donde le amarró las manos y la cubre la cabeza. entonces la asaltó sexualmente. >> fue algo muy alarmante porque yo trabajé de serie y vi toda la actividad policiaca. >> un sendero donde la joven trotaba, ese día no hubo nadie quien pasara por ahí en la ayudara. de pensar que él la iba a apelar puso a gritar que tenía una infección y que necesitaba tratamiento médico. tras insistir el hombre la dejo ir. >> nunca he escuchado de algo así por aquí y menos sabrán a los del día. alteraríalo alz

they can disagree with chairman nunez, they can disagree with the white house, but they should all agreen the fact that this is an improper use of reduction. >>r: and it's been going on you set for quite some time, so this is basically the status quo, not a new way of ing business? >> unfortunately it is. i've been counseling security cases against the government, and i have redacted to the courts that it's clearly not classified. and, n disputesharob rosenstein went over to the congress and threatened to subpoena the personal communications of members there. have you ever seen anything like the relationship betwe sugge the doj and the oversight committee these committees have not had a robust oversight record. they often roll over. this is something new, and frankly, those of us who wanted more oversight have welcomed the last year. finally you have a committee ying, wait. and threatening weather it's criminal or civil, staffers mbers, it's clearly inappropriate. i can understand that rosenstein may have felt he was being mistreated, but that doesn't matter. you have to get over it. con

representative nunez confirmed it.ll be a kind of tricky pushback on his part if he can make it. >> that is the part that the president and his allies are not highlighting, this evidence of bias on the other side folks against hillary clinton, do you see based on what you saw in the i.g. report and was there legal significance to that? it sounds like you are saying it influenced the way they proceeded with that investigation. >> i think so. it wasn't specifically a subject of what he addressing. so he doesn't go into it at length. i'mot sure why. but i believe that house chair nunez has acknowledged, in fact, receiving leaked information in october of 2016. whoever would have done that and in fact it would have led to the drum beat to reopen the investigation, those people may well have violated fbi regulations. whereas, having a stupid sophomoric exchange that the i.g. found had no operational significance i think doesn't expose strzok to any kind of liability. >> thanks very much. >> thanks for your time. >>> even th

the house intelligence committee is ranking democrat adam schiff sent a letter to devon nunez asking him to provide interview transcripts of the people who came through their committee to bob mueller's investigation saying it could help with the mueller investigation and perhaps schiff is raising concerns some of the witnesses may have lied to the committee. he wants mueller to investigate further. we'll see if the republicans agree to release these transcripts. >> indeed. the senate intelligence committee, i understand, overnight agreed to cooperate with the justice department on something else that is pretty sensitive. >> yeah. very sensitive. very unusual move last night. the senate quietly passed a resolution authorizing the senate intelligence committee to share information with the justice department. it's part of an investigation about a former staffer of the senate intelligence committee about unauthorized disclosure information. we're hearing that there's some charges that maybe are being prepared by the justice department about this very issue. it's still uncertain who this

and arrested kriz mike nunez for 17 counts of human trafficking.r city. this is a very common occurrence."mceachern "we really need the community, when they see instances like this, um to bring it to our attention.">( darya ) the san francisco district attorney is requesting one-million-dollars from the mayor's office to focus more on human trafficking cases. ( james ) in the south bay... police are looking for a man and woman... who broke into a home in milpitas. the two were caught on the home's surveillance camera. this happened on may 19th at a home on clauser drive. when officers got to the home... the front door was open, but the thieves had already left. ( james ) happening now... a major road in lafayette and moraga is closing for 12- hours a day for the next two months. saint mary's road will be closed from 7 a-m to 7-pm, monday through friday, between rheem boulevard to south lucile lane. crews will work a modified schedule today to accommodate campolindo high school's graduation... working until 3 p-m. people in the area are advised to u

the justice department declining to provide more information to house until chair devon nunez about the reported use of fbi informants while investigating president trump's campaign. why that is, and what that could mean for the congressional investigation. we knew helping our communities was important then. and we know it's even more important today. so we're stepping up to volunteer more and donate over a million dollars every day. so our communities can be even stronger. it's a new day at wells fargo. but it's a lot like our first day. come hok., babe. nasty nighttime heartburn? try new alka-seltzer pm gummies. the only fast, powerful heartburn relief plus melatonin so you can fall asleep quickly. ♪ oh, what a relief it is! >> melissa: a fox news alert, the justice department declining to provide more information to house intelligence chairman devon nunez about the reported use of fbi informants. while investigating president from 2016 campaign. the departments as the fbi has already provided a classified letter and that it must protect its sources. in joining me republican congressm

same time republican leadership is giving long leash to the members of the a committee's wih chairman nunez and trey gowdy who are pushing market meadows pushing for these i documents so that is a continued tug-of-war. along with this broader investigation as we head into the midterms there is widespread concern over what meddling is continuing to happen in the election so there is a desire to continue pushing to see what is being done by outside forces. >> host: if i am paul ryan right now, even though i'm planning on leaving the office anyway, what is this like politically for him? what are his vulnerabilities considering the overall workings of the house? >> guest: i chatted with people on his team before this immigration debate and they were signing the discharge petition and it's something they just do not want to have a bit paul ryan did not want to address the issue. he wanted to get the november and keep as much of the majority as he can and he's pushing his fundraising and trying to raise money for this. in an issue like immigration it's something they see is not something that is

maria: you make an important point because this text was not given to devon nunez in the intel committeeor a year and we find this text and how are we supposed to believe the department of justice when they say we have national security issues, we can't give these documents because of xyz and we find this text that is obviously -- they did not put it forth for so long, so now it almost seems devon nunez is right, they are hiding something. >> devon is exactly right. we see the term transparency bantered around from time to time, and not only full disclosure to congress and devon nunez and his committee but the american people, the american people have a right to know what their government is doing whether it is a member of congress or the fbi and this text is damning and horrible to think of federal law enforcement official could make comments on an election, a national election whether you are for trump or clinton. maria: jeff sessions, rod rosenstein saying about this? >> they are going to look at this and there will have to be some accountability. someone has to look in the current fb

evan nunez is calling for hearings.onservative state senator from north carolina labeled a big it in google search and google will not renew the pentagon contract that upset employees. the walking away from defending their own country. the judges here. >> you have a smile on your face. you're going to ask me if it's time to break up google. >> what say you. >> that would assume the people breaking it up know better about the business model than the people who created the most successful business model. >> no such presumption. >> google is operating a monopoly on search. >> so what. look at how well it works. just think of anythinhe anet you want to look up and you can look it up because of google. >> you're the privacy guy, i've got no privacy from google, they know everything about me. >> what is the government doing by saying google will be better and fairer. >> i'm telling the government to break them up. >> are you a shareholder. >> no i'm not. if you were a shareholder you bought it when it was very low, you'd be d

heather: this deadline passing for the doj to hand over documents to devon nunez on the alleged russiay were supposed to do that and what happens now? >> the justice department has contempt for congress in matters like spygate and russiagate, this is confirmed by fox news that rod rosenstein threatened the intelligence committee with subpoenas. i am not a that it was happening before. i can't imagine a scenario in these circumstances it would have been appropriate. jeff sessions needs to apologize, donald trump has interviewed once to get the records at issue today to congress. justice department summed its nose at him. he needs to intervene again, order the records to be released. the justice department can't be left to their own devices. heather: jeff sessions needs to do something. he has been absent. thanks for joining us. ig report allegedly tomorrow. thank you. we will be right back, stay with us. >> time for the good, the bad and the ugly. of first the good. this fire department has its hands full welcoming tween 9 babies in ten months, they are coming together for this special

devon nunez mentioned congress getting involved. >> quite a bit has been written about bias with googlehe simple fact is tech has the ability to get control and if they are letting eir own politics guide decisions what gets posted it is not a fair and balanced outreach. heather: for me once shame on you, fool me twice shame on me kind of thing. thank you so much for joining us, appreciate it and we reached out to google and facebook for comments and haven't heard back. grab another sli, good news if you like pizza. scientists claim they got the recipe for a cancer preventing pizza. >> cucumbers. >> i like cucumbers. tony: in italy are creating a pizza that has always, tomatoes and broccoli which reduce risk of cancer and heart disease and lacks meat and cheese. scientists say it is healthy enough to eat twice a week. what is in the crest? that counts too. this pub is getting in the spirits for the north korean nuclear summit, creating signature cocktails called trump and kim. the pres.'s cocktails blue made from kentucky bourbon, kim jong un's is read and features a korean liquor, they

frustration by me, frustration by german nunez, frustration by a lot of members that the foot draggingpartment of justice should not be tolerated. >> this morning, they said the deputy attorney general brad rosenstein, fbi director christopher wray, and the nation's intelligence chief the director of national intelligence look forward to briefing congressional leadership scheduled for this thursday which is two days after the congressional deadline. >> bill: thank you, we are leading in washington. >> sandra: former special counsel kenneth starr has got some advice for the president's attorneys. >> i think they'd better be cautious and i think they are cautious. first we have to remember this is the president of the united states and this has been authorized law enforcement investigation. so that makes a situation uniqu unique. they do next, judge andrew napolitano analyzes what can starr thinks about the president sitting down for an interview with robert mueller. >> bill: if you are online over the weekend, he probably saw this photo from the g7 meeting, it went viral quickly. how do

you take those three categories that's more than half of what congressman nunez is looking for.of the foot dragging. if i were rod rosenstein i would be negotiating with them the cousin they are a coequal branch of the government. not just some outside group of lawyers. it is not showing respect for a coequal branch of the government. what happens when we are at a standstill. when the request becomes a subpoena in the doj refuses to comply with the subpoena they will literally send lawyers a couple blocks away to the federal district court and move to crush the subpoena and then a federal judge will say dislike john did at watergate. i will look at them. what the doj gets to keep. don't you take these documents and one them -- that's what they're afraid of. i think that is probably where we are headed because once the documents are in the hands of congressman nunez and that colleagues there is no known way to stop them. they will articulate a narrative from the documents or worse yet in them over to rudy giuliani. when he was prosecuted do you think the lawyers got to see the do

>> i am aware that we received a letter very recently from chairman nunez. i haven't looked at it closely yet. >> would it be dangerous for this information to be made public, the identities of all undercover agents and/or confidential human sources who may have interacted with the trump campaign? >> well, as i said, we're going to do everything, appropriately, to protect sources and methods. we are also going to do everything we can to be responsive to legitimate congressional oversight. and my experience has been that when both sides, both the congress and the executive branch, come into it with the recognition that both are important -- congress needs its questions answered, but sources need their identities protected. and we're going do both. >> the public revelation of those names might be dangerous. >> public revelation of source identity or anything that could lead to source identity would be dangerous. >> thank you. mr. rosenstein, in a january 2000 letter to representative john linder, the department outlined its rationale for the policy to decline

requested by house intelligence committee chairman devon nunez working alongside trey gouty subject to a congressional subpoena. they expect to shed more light on allegations and fbi confidential source contacted a trump campaign aide. multiple congressional sources the documents were promised this morning, the justice department backed out to house speaker paul ryan. >> what we are asking for and require and expect is the corroborating documents that back that up and last night they could have brought it to wasn't chose to do it next week. >> the official acknowledged the records were not available to lawmakers at the last session two weeks ago adding, quote, the department and fbi are prepared to brief members on certain questions raised by the speaker and other members. the deposit will provide documents that were available for review but not inspected by members along with additional material. the speaker said he supports congressional investigators and expressed frustration. >> they shouldn't take a speaker of the house to get involved every time to get the department of justice a

were supposed to share documents with nunez and representative trair -- tray gowdy and others.t is it a back and forth battle. they refused to turn them over this morning and issued a press release that no one was aware of except for the reporters. congressional members were in the dark and waiting for the document and once again they were not there. >> sean: i have breaking news if i can throw it to you. federal law enforcement. justice department seizes times reporter's email and phone records in e-mail investigation. seizing a year worth of ""new york times" reporter. excuse me, i never thought i would be defending the ""new york times", they suck. but they don't have a right to the reporter's notes or records. do we have freedom of press? this sounds scare toe me. what is your reaction? >> it is against the back drop. no one is prosecuted who did leaking since the administration took over. michael flynn was a fisan intercepted and that was leaked by somebody, probably an obama hold over. there was a cascade of leaks and no one was held accountable for any of these things. i

remember the nunez washington examiner piece, take a look. >> there was concern on the part of the president himself allegations of rigging candidate trump was then espousing that that anything the president would be doing would be to the disfavor of another. i think ben's exactly right and my book comports with his account. >> he said but not for mitch mcconnell perhaps there would have been more said. does mitch mcconnell stand in the way? >> the republicans in general did. it's counter reluctance on their part to enter into an aggressive statement about the russians. >> really? maybe mr. clapper should read the 2016 report from nbc news entitled why did obama do more about russian election hacking. they didn't act because they thought hillary clinton was going win and a potential cyber war with russia wasn't worth it. looks like clapper is there at cnn fake news. he gets paid and while clapper and everyone else in the deep state tries to drag the president down, the president has been up to serious business to actually attempt to on the world stage -- important things to world peace and t

nÚÑez has suggested congress is one option as they fail to deliver. >> today's the first in the jobsn the near federal reserve's for william dudley. also become a voting member of theicymaking committee. the fed moved in last week to raise interest rates for a second time this year and they may do more than expected. to replace mick mulvaney and the office of management and budget as head of consumer financial tion bureau. loading extension is that the indirect late last year after richard cordray ran for ohio governor. more shifting in the administration. >> u.s. automakers making big trucks more fuel-efficient. you tell us what's the story. >> something you never thought you'd hear is the trump administration is moving to relax gas mileage standards put in place under former president obama despite emissions. for begin selling the diesel off 150 pickup truck with an estimated 80 miles per gallon. this apology and will introduce a full-size chevy silverado pickup truck with dimensions smaller than not i wanted some toyota camry mid sized city in npr chrysler will unfailingly ram 150

representtive nunez -- understood this fact because he never told his democratic colleagues about it. and you assure us that are no ongoing leaks or unauthorized disclosures to representative nunez or anyone else in the house intelligence committee? -- i am notam not aware of any ongoing leaks to any member of congress or the media. senator blumenthal: i would take appropriate action. to cast aspersions on the near field office but i don't condone leaks anywhere to anyone. i don't care what the motivation is. we need to be tough on them. senator blumenthal: i want to join you with the respect i have for the new york field office. that we have all set or unacceptable and abhorrent were not the only inappropriate texts. comments that were disparaging about hillary clinton and were they not? >> we have put in other examples including other individuals. >> there were slurs by fbi agents, one saying for example, continue colleagues to investigating clinton to get fat , i'm not going to articulate the word. >> that recounts with the general counsel said he had heard. i don't think that is f

rob rosensteinn't compliedie with the devon nunez subpoena, we caught them hidingun information rejecting fact that peter strzok was friends wine of the court judges. we learned in katherine's report that in essence, the head of the justice department, rob rotein, was threatening members of the house intelligence committee doing their job and trying to get answers from people. the attorney general says, that's okay, we are doing just ve. fine. when you have the head of the justice department, rob rosenstein, saying he's going to go after staff members. >> laura: he wants your blackberry. congress in meadows, what i think he is saying is that if you guys to hold them in contempt, and he's going to have to defend himself. part of the defensee will be, e wants discovery. he wants to know who you have been talking to, i mean, maybe they won't redact your documents like they did. >> there is two problems. one is they are a separate branch of. govert and they don't have the right to unless they are coming under some kind of criminal investigation. he attorney general to say he is confident that

heather: a lot of people are upset, nunez in a battle with rod rosenstein to have documents turned overdiligently on the russia probe and a lot of people saying we saw and rejected versions of a lot of this stuff and before this came out to the public a lot of people should have seen 100% of the documents. what happens now? >> the same people who were part of the mueller probe some of whom have been fired but when mueller has nothing but democratic donors engaged in support with him nobody that is a republican or made a donation over there, they are all curiously donating to democrats it undercuts the credibility and effort of mr. mueller. i don't think they have any degree of credibility to go after any case. jillian: thank you for joining us. it is 18 minutes after the hour. another democrat has had enough of nancy pelosi's nonsense. >> the crumbs that they are giving, a bowl of doggie do, put a cherry on top and call it a chocolate sundae. jillian: the house minority leader losing more support, the liberals who just said enough is enough. rob: now is not the time. the great moments i