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stick around for devon nunez live on that. a mountain of new information in the jussie smollett scandal. howard kurtz looking at the media reaction but here is mike tobin with the latest in chicago. >> reporter: the legal team came out swinging with a terse statement) chicago cops that reads as follows. we witnessed a law enforcement spectacle that has no place in the american legal system. the presumption of innocence, a bedrock in the search for justice was trebled upon at the expense of jussie smollett on the eve of a mayoral election. it is 5 days away. he's a man of impeccable character and integrity who fiercely and solemnly maintains his innocence and feels betrayed by system that apparently wants to proceed directly to sentencing. this follows a news conference from the superintendent of police in which he shook his head, and african american man using similar racial status tools in a hoax to further his career. police gave them the benefit of the adult, treated him like a victim into evidence told him this was a fake.

but devin nunez was in the room. and you and rod rosenstein signalled to each other that this was very uncomfortable to you that devin nunez was in the room, and the book you described, rod rosenstein having some kind of conversation with devin nunez. did he try to get devin nunez to leave the room? >> it's my understanding he raised with representative nunez the understanding that we all had, which was that he had recused from, because of his own issues, had recused from weighing in on -- having anything to do with the russia investigation. when the deputy attorney general came back to speak with me after his interaction, he said the recusal is his to administer. these are his choices to make. we're essentially not in a position to remove them or refuse to include him in the briefing, so he chose to stay. >> you talk about a briefing of the president that you weren't part of, but it was an fbi official who went to brief the president in a rare requested briefing by the president about russian sanctions. the briefer

i draw your attention to nunez. the former house intelligence chair was one of the leaders, still is, attacking the mueller probe and fbi actions during this investigation. yet, andy mccabe says he was briefed on this from the very beginning and didn't raise any objections. does that seem strange to you? >> well, he wasn't briefed ton from the very beginning. obviously that occurred after the election well in into the president's first term. a lot of this stuff was going on well before that and there were lots of concerns and very legit na legitimate concerns about the nature of the investigation. put the shoe on the other foot. can you imagine the trump campaign coming up with a dossier on kamala harris or cory booker or amy klobuchar and starting a counterintelligence investigation against someone who's running for president? >> just to be clear, that's just -- >> that's the kind -- 0 sow, yes, members of congress would be upset about that, you could be upset about that. >> the dossier was not the beginning of the

look at the nunez report. do you have the same level of confidence now that you did when this report came out? that we have seen nothing that speaks to coordination or collusion by those around the president with people they shouldn't have been dealing with. >> you mean the nunez memo. is that true? >> yeah. >> the nunez memo and anybody can look at it. it's 2.5 pages long. it's very clear and there's not a word in that. there's not a sentence in that that i don't stand by and there's nothing in that that's had any doubt cast upon it. >> you don't believe there's any proof of coordination or collusion by those around the president by people that had involvement with russian interference. >> absolutely not. do you know who else has come to that collusion so far as we can tell? mr. mueller because in none of his indictments does he indicate any u.s. person has been involved with collusion and conspiracy with the russians. >> i would disagree. conspiracy, you got me. that's my point about this report. you're look

nunez steps aside. well, let's fast-forward to this summer.ting with, the author of the dossier and there talking with glen simpson, this is at a time when schiff and nunez's committee knows it's highly possible. it isn't until i find this photo in the last couple of days showing them together that they had this meeting. my favorite line in this is when asking about what this meeting was about, simpson said, it was just a small sock meeting. i don't think the author of the dossier and the chairman of the house intelligence committee can be engaged in small talk. it's a very significant event. >> sean: you go back, and we learn that mueller, we had campbell, and fbi undercover agent chronicling back, bribery, kickbacks, extortion. everybody was warned that this was not verified. they still committed a fraud before the fisa court four times. rod rosenstein side signed on the last one. i'm looking and this. now we know that he was withholding exculpatory evidence in 75 cases, and they did it in this case. when is anybody going to be held accounta

mimi has nuÑez stepped aside fo a while hurried with fast forward to this summer.dd them shift is in aspen and who is he meeting with? that other of the dossier. he's their talking with simpson. this was at a time when the committee knows it's highly possible that there's been lies in his testimony. he has a meeting he doesn't tel anybody in his community. we now learn that they had this meeting. my favorite line and this is when asked what this meeting wa about, since it is just a small talk meeting. i consider what burt and ernie do on sesame street, small talk. i don't think the author of the dossier and the chairman of the house should be engaged in smalltalk. >> great, eco- back and we have learned that moeller, we had an fbi undercover agent and its network in america chronicling back bribery and extortion kickbacks. money laundering. everybody was warned including robert mueller hit both pitbull that this was not verified. they still committed fraud. i am looking at this and now that we know that he was excoriated for withholding exculpatory evidence. they d

devon nunez is here to react and a few more tidbits in there. the court is in session, will i wear that doily around my neck? and tonight's case, the case of a veteran being denied the right to fly an american flag. a judge will have a ruling. but first, the rise of the pc puritans, part two, that's the focus of tonight's angle. another day, another liberal icon caught up in the sensitivity trap. >> this picture -- it was a halloween party, i went as a beautiful african woman. >> you're not black. >> that is my hair. did you have tanning lotion on? i had makeup that was a little bit than my skin. >> laura: less than a week ago, it was virginia democrat governor ralph northam who fresh off extolling the virtues of infanticide was exposed for posting this photo on his med school yearbook page. >> i am deeply sorry, i cannot change the decisions i've made but i accept responsibility for my past actions and i am ready to do the hard work of regaining your trust. >> laura: he's trying. then it was his potential successor democratic lieutenant governo

do you agree with a suspect of nunez? be >> devin: i think the mueller supporters they are telegraphing already right now that there is nothing that is going to be and they were. look, we know nothing will be in there because there was no evidence of collusion and conspiracy. it was ridiculous from the beginning. the only thing they ever had was the information the clinton campaign. >> sean: all the way up to james comey fired, he told us there was no evidence of collusion whatsoever. we know there will not be collusion in the final report. to be too great, but there was collusion hillary bought and paid for rationalize and it was used to stop my first influence an election in her favor and then later bludgeoned a duly elected president and unseat him. the biggest scandal, thank you both. the democrats party late-term abortion today, they blocked a bill on infanticide. and thankfully, he will tell his story exclusively ahead. allergies with sinus congestion and pressure? you won't find relief here. go to the pharmacy coun

kiersten nunez has the story.nson/competetive skier"i'll remember that moment when the day switched. all of the sudden i see this avalanche and i'm like oh slide."colby stevenson watched helplessly at the bottom of this slide as tons of snow carried his friend down the mountain.colby stevenson/compe tetive skier"he let go of his poles and he was swimming through the avalanche to keep his head up." carrying the skier 200 feet...through trees and rocks...until finally.. burying him completely. colby stevenson/competetive skier "right as the slide comes to a stop i'm skiing over tbrown/res i didn't know how to think straight really."both looking for any sign of their friend. when they spotted the tip of a ski.colby stevenson/compe tetive skier"when i hit his leg for the first time he started screaming. it was very frantic we were just going to dig until his head was free and he could breathe." john brown/rescuer "i remember hitting his helmet with my shovel. that's my head. we dug his head out and i'm like i'm sorry

and the terrifying incident was caught on his heet kiersten nunez has the story.etetive skier"i'll remember that moment when the day switched. all of slide."colby stevenson w this slide as tons of snow carried his friend down the mountain.colby stevenson/compe tetive skier"he let go of his poles and he was swimming through the avalanche to keep his head up." carrying the skier 200 feet...through trees and rocks...until finally.. burying him completely. colby stevenson/competetive skier "right as the slide comes to a stop i'm skiing over there full panic adrenaline through the roof just wanting to save my friend."his friend... trapped under the cement like snow.seconds later john brown, who was watching from the top, made it down... knowing every second mattered.john brown/rescuer"it was scary... i didn't know how to think straight really."both looking for any sign of they spotted t ski.colby stevenson/compe tetive skier"when i hit his leg for the first time he started screaming. it was very frantic we were just going to dig until his head was free and he could bre

former house intel chair kevin nuÑez, what do you make of the charges?> not a surprise that he's reopening the russia investigation. this is clearly an investigatio again without a crime. we've looked for two years, didn't find anything at all. what was amazing is we haven't seen the press people around that much because there's been whole cottage industry of press people in the capital now. for the first time we show up t our business to organize and there must've been 15 cameras down there and 30 press people and t i'm thinking what the wor are these people doing here. we found out because he announced at the business meeting he was reopening the russia investigation. i don't know whatth these peopl are going to do. this cottage industry of press people, they're going to have t learn code or something. >> they'reve going to bring whitaker up to testifywh i know tomorrow who is the acting attorney general. there was some fight i think th administration probably has privilege concern about him going out there, what can you tell us? >> i don't know why yo

they call that the midnight ride of devyn nunez for a reason.me attacking democrats, democrats in the house embarking on the oversight and his policies. kicked off with a bang with elijah cummings taking republicans to task for voter suppression. next up they're finding out the trouble with jared kushner's security clearance. and then the house judiciary panel looked into how background check kz insure dangerous pro individual kz be prohibited from obtaining firearms. it's the first time they've healed hearing on gun safety in eight years. and they scrutinized the child separation policy at the border and the judiciary committee grilled acting attorney general matt whitaker on among other in thes his dealing with the robert mueller probe of the president. with democrats back at the front it isn't always going to be pretty but if they do their job right, it will be important. this country has been riding too long on one wheel. that's "hardball" for now. "all in" with chris hayes is on now. rnls tonight on "all in." >> in your capacity as acting a

50 unredacted transcripts to robert mueller and last september when it was still chaired by devin nuneznow the new democratic chairman, adam schiff, also announced the committee will pursue an expanded probe. not only into russia but president trump's foreign financial interests. president trump responded with a personal attack on schiff. >> the chairman of the intelligence committee announced he was going to launch a deep investigation into not only russia -- >> did you say adam schiff? >> adam schiff. >> he has no basis to do that. he's just a political hack. who's trying to build a name for himself. it's called presidential harassment and it's unfortunate and it really does hurt our country. >> never heard of him but he's a hack. schiff writing i can understand why the idea of meaningful oversight terrifies the president. several of his close associates are going to jail, others await trial and criminal investigations continue. we'll do our job and won't be destraktd or intimidated by threats or attacks. joined by jacky spear of california who sits on the house intelligence committee

devon nunez has obviously brine a loyalist of trump's. he has been someone that said from the beginning this is a witch hunt publicly. mccabe says in the room even he did not object. everybody was on the same page. they said, go ahead and do it. we don't know how that conversation actually went. mccabe isn't going into that depth. obviously, nobody felt strongly enough that this was an unfair or biased situation that they said stop it. >> it becks the question as to what type of evidence off that question savannah guthrie asked andrew mccabe what kind of evidence, if any, to launch this investigation. >> to get them to go along with it. >> dave, let me ask you this, the big take away from the expansive new york times report on trump's request that his federal employees to some extent kind of interfere on his behalf to curb these investigations, particularly here in the southern district of new york. does this advance talks of potential obstruction of justice, you think? >> what the "new york times" lays out is a pretty clear pattern at ev

. >>> for two years devin nunez was off the rails, not pursuing facts. is there now a risk the democrats are doing the same thing if russia still has leverage over the president? where is evidence that russia has leverage over the president? why get to the end of the score before we play the game? >> there is a lot of tension between the pressure on democrats from their base, from the partisans who are so angry with what trump has done over the last couple of years who want them to finally take the power that they have and use it in a political way, and the pressure from the other side, which, you know, compels or would try to compel a sense of bipartisanship, especially in the intelligence community, which historically has operated prior to this administration, as operated in a bipartisan way, and i think the people who are in power on those committees understand that at the end of the day, those investigations are more effective if they are bipartisan because when they're not, you end up having the result of the nunez committee or other committees wher

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congressman devin nunez all over the case.nds" moments away. steve: we're so excited. ♪ ♪ brian: "60 minutes" has the first interview with former deputy fbi director, former acting director a while. he is fired from his job. he is obviously angry. first time we are hearing from him as he tries to defend himself. this guy will be explosive. arguably as big as comey's book, they will get their perspective, his anti-trump perspective, law enforcement perspective. ainsley: he wrote a book. that is why he is doing the interview. scott pelley does the first one on sunday. he is releasing a few of those clips. here is a clip of andrew mccabe talking about the russia investigation, why he did it, why he opened it. listen. >> i was very concerned that i was able to put the russia case on absolutely solid ground, in an indelible fashion that were i removed quickly or reassigned or fired, that the case could not be closed or vanish in the night without a trace. i wanted to make sure our case was solid ground. if somebody came in behind m

kiersten nunez reports.olby stevenson/competetive skier"i'll remember that moment when the day switched. all of the sudden i see this avalanche and i'm like oh slide."colby stevenson watched helplessly at the bottom of this slide as tons of snow carried his friend down the mountain.colby stevenson/compe tetive skier"he let go of his poles and he was swimming through the avalanche to keep his head up." carrying the skier 200 feet...through trees and rocks...until finally.. burying him completely. colby stevenson/competetive skier "right as the slide comes to a stop i'm skiing over there full panic adrenaline through the roof just wanting to save my friend."his friend... trapped under the cement like snow.seconds later john brown, who was watching from the top, made it down... knowing every second mattered.john brown/rescuer"it was scary... i didn't know how to think straight really."both looking for any sign of their friend. when they spotted the tip of a ski.colby stevenson/compe tetive skier"when i hit his

kiersten nunez spoke to the skiers who only had minutes to find their friend and they came out. >> iember that moment when like the day switched. i watched them roll over. all of a sudden i see this avalanche, and i'm just like oh, slide! >> reporter: he watched helplessly at the bottom of the slightest tons of snow carried his friend down the mountain. >> he let go of his poles, and he was swimming to the avalanche to try to keep his head a. >> hearing this gear 200 feet through trees and rocks until finally burying him completely. >> it comes to a stop, i'm skiing there, and i full panic, you know, adrenaline through the roof, just want to save my friend. >> reporter: has been trapped under the cement like snow. second later, john brown, who was watching from the top made it down. >> it was scary. i did not know how to think straight, really. >> reporter: both looking for any sign of their friend, one finally they spotted the tip of his ski. >> when i hit his like for the first time, he started screaming. he was very frantic. we were going to take until his head was free and he cou

satcha: en este lugar del estado de coahuila nos conectamos con jorge nuÑez quien nos cuenta un poconormalidad. llevan aproximadamente 48 horas los inmigrantes dentro de este refugio y todo ha marchado en orden, segÚn dicen autoridades. es curioso que a pocas horas antes de que se realizara el informe de gobierno del presidente trump llegar estos migrantes y, por supuesto, durante el informe hablÓ de la presencia de migrantes en la frontera, de la seguridad, del famoso muro fronterizo y dijo que enviarÁ cerca de 3750 soldados a la frontera sur tejana para salvaguardar la frontera. esto es parte de lo que tenemos, estos inmigrantes estÁn en espera de ser recibidos por el gobierno americano en busca de asilo. lo van a pedir y por supuesto la cobertura que tenemos con respecto a lo que estÁ ocurriendo, aquÍ estaremos para siglo transmitiendo a nuestro pÚblico. regresamos con ustedes. satcha: muchas gracias. hay que destacar que piedras negras una frontera un poco distinta a tijuana, poco mÁs abierta, pero que tambiÉn estÁ un -- bajo el control del fragmentado cartel de los zetas. veremo

rosenstein understood went to talk to nunez, nunez is staying, he's not recused himself from this.to leave. if everything that's being reported is as is, that andy mccabe did brief all these folks and they knew this. how much pressure does that put on devin nunes and his actions during the summer and fall of '17? >> well, it puts some pressure, but i'll begin by saying, i don't put a lot of stock into what andy mccabe says. this is a guy who was fired because the inspector general found he leads. so i frankly don't know if this is a factual statement from mccabe. i want to see corroborating evidence as it was said before. a transcript, to see if he clearly informed the members of the intelligence committees, and if p they truly understood what he was talking about. i mean, we just can't take andy mccabe at his word sadsly. >> frank, this is what -- this judiciary or the intel committee that would need to investigate this? >> i think either of them has standing to open the case. since we're talking the gang of eight, i think they have the -- they have the venue, the jurisdiction her

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sam, mitch mcconnell, paul ryan, devon nunez, richard. add the democrats.t in a briefing with mccabe and others. they say we have launched a counter intelligence and obstruction investigation into the president. no objections. does it mean they were on board? >> it means they agreed with the information that the fbi and department of justice used to launch this investigation. andrew mccabe has laid out some of the tidbits of information that led the fbi and department of justice to make this case. my question coming out of the news that we heard today on the "today" show is is the investigation still ongoing? mccabe said the president's moves to under cut russia-related investigations, to make personnel decisions based upon russia-related matters all led to this investigation. mccabe would have laid that out before the gang of eight. the counter intelligence red flags are flying a lot higher than they did arguably when this investigation was first launched. it is entirely possible that the gang of eight has been briefed on an ongoing investigation because t

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rob: california congressman devon nunez has been leading the charge of hope the senate findings will the investigation. >> don't forget what we've been saying publicly for many months. it is not just they use the dossier or that the dossier made up most of the f i asked a bit of a thing as they did. how they lied and obstructed our investigation. if you remember people forget about this. people went out and said the dossier didn't have anything to do with it. all this other stuff. we looked at that other stuff and that is what we have been asking the president to declassify because we believe what makes up the so-called other stuff is equally as bad as using political dirt. rob: the president's pick to lead the justice department could be confirmed as early as tomorrow. the senate cassiopeia procedural vote to advance william barr's nomination as attorney general, the vote is excited by the end of the we, served as a key under george hw bush. jillian: this dog named king has a brand-new crowning achievement. the terrier named best in show at westminster. >> best in show. jillian: kin

((amy nunez, neighbor))"the officer yelled, 'he's on the loose, get in your house quickly!"an unwelcome visitor from the wild.((jace huggins, chief animal control officer, city of sacramento))"a mountain lion. most likely he is looking for a new territory to call his own. this isn't going to be it, obviously."it's why multiple police officers and animal control rushed to merrivale way near bessemer street, where they found the mountain lion in a backyard.as neighbors sheltered in their homes and cars, officers shot the lion with tranquilizer but the first go, didn't work.((mathew banford, neighbor)) "it was pretty crazy, i'm not going to lie." instead of falling asleep, the lion took off jumping over fences and running through multiple back yards.((jace huggins, chief animal control officer, city of sacramento)) "it could be that it just wasn't enough. it could be that it bounced off of the hide. they have a pretty thick hide. it's hard to say." ((bonnie garvey, found lion in her back yard))"i just saw it out my back window. it was very surreal. it just looked like it

>> i would tell you my concern with chairman schiff two years ago he called for nunez to step aside asman, we learn that schiff of meeting with simpson in colorado, i don't hear anything from democrats or speaker of house calling for him to step down that seems hypocritical to me, know, adam schiff last summer met with glen simpson in colorado, the very guy who of paid by the klystron 9chinaclintons to put -- by the clintons to put program the toge dossier, and nunes was threatening to is u subpoena fun bank roads and adam schiff was trying to block that, that act by then chairman nunes, gave us bank records and gave us fact that clintons were paying fusion gprograms to put to dossier together, that is my concern with change schiff. lou: that dossier the foundation of all that has transpired since. schiff playing a big role in this. do you think he should recuse himself? >> that is a decision by the speaker was house and the intelligence committee. but you had clinton pay law firm who hired simpson who hired a foreigner who put the dossier together, idea that chairman of committee meet

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particular battle because i ended up at the beginning the first semester getting an internship with nunezuring their mid-terms. that's when i really discovered my true passion for politics. i realized that the school systems seem to be trapped under the government's thumb about what they are supposed to teach, what is acceptable to force down our throats in a sense. i realized that it's not always the truth. i chose, as a conservative raised in a family which was made through adoption. i was born into the pro-life army. i felt like someone needed to take a stand and stand up not just for clovis unified but nationwide for the conservative and christianity monitoring going on, on campuses. >> laura: okay. there is a federal judge said the following. we will put it up on the screen about maga hats: the hat could invoke violence... so your hat could provoke people to violence. that gets thrown on the list of reasons why this hat is a problem? >> yeah, actually. until the judge said it, that had never been brought to my attention. >> laura: wow! are you going to keep wearing the hat? >> yeah.

were talking about this on break, they saw how the house intel committee in part because of devon nunezgame, now they're using it to their advantage. they think president trump hasn't been held accountable for anything. we can work outside mueller and past that mueller investigation and do whatever we can to look into what we see fit. it does taint their image in the president's mind, the way he is tweeting about it, calling it presidential harassment, in a way they may be overreaching, but they're going to do what they want woult going so far to impeach him. >> greatest piece of advice mitch mcconnell said that -- >> harassment for the democrats, they have to put legislative points on the board, but there's an appetite from the american people to better understand what is in the mueller investigation, and so the hearings are perfectly legitimate. however, and this is what pelosi understands, at the end of the day to get to the whoite house, they need the republican moderates, it doesn't sound like a witch hunt. >> what is the lesson. >> it is more like white water, investigation into a

they were willing to do the president's bidding in wanting to go after mueller, i'm talking devon nunez and i think jim jordan may be in that crowd and how that whole strategy developed. >> look, i think that developed out of a desire to protect the president. i think we have seen that frankly play out over the last two years. i think in many ways i. raises equal or greater questions, because congress is supposed to be an equal branch of the government. it has treated congress as if it was an extension of the executive branch, that is obviously not what congress is supposed to do. i do want to say, it is legitimate to ask questions about how it came to be and the motives of people that were fired and all of those are totally fair questions. it's the problem is the trump white house we've seen all morning treats andrew mccabe as a truth teller and a liar and leaker when it doesn't, that has been the case over and over with these people. some of this is not new. bill clinton's folks had a strategy to attack the congressional investigation into him to attack the special prosecutor investig

that includes mcconnell, includes nunez. is that sug nignificant to you?hought to make an inquiry appropriate wasn't so inefficient to cause them to object. the whole thing, you put together what he is saying. it seems to be with a new attorney general coming in. it is for congress to pass the bill protecting mueller and the investigation and making sure the mueller report is made public. they are two pieces of legislation sitting out there. it seems to not be bringing it to the floor and now the chairman, the other bill, the house could pass. congress does have a role to play to help the institutions of the executive branch resist these attempts. >> i also think we have to remember much of the conversation over the last 24 hours, 48 hours, it's not as if this russia investigation started at that point. it started back during the campaign. >> but also it started with the supposition of russian interference in the election. >> sure. >> that is where we started. so when i hear him say this was months in the making i don't think he meant it's been since the t

the then gang of eight, which included at the time you know, mitch mcconnell, pulmonary rain, devon nunezt the fbi had opened that counterintelligence investigation, you know, into president trump after he fired comey, none of those guys pushed back. >> yeah. i don't have, again, i don't take any issue with the fact that there weren't things that candidate trump and then president trump, the new administration, things that he said that should have raised suspicions and demanded scrutiny. i think that was appropriate. what happened after that, some of the processes and the protocols that many of us, former agents, have questioned the way the nice sa application was submitted. -- fisa application was submitted. the things that were the actual impetus behind opening that investigation. we can disagree about that again, i'm not discrediting him for making the decision that something needed to be looked into. it's how they western about it. the fact that they talked about the 25th amendment, those are the things i criticize mr. mccape for. >> james galiano, thank you for your opinion and persp

. >> can you mention devin nunez -- >> mccabe looks to me look a poor man. i think it is a disaster. what he was trying to do is terrible and he was caught, i am very proud to say we caught him so we'll see what happens. he's a disgrace man. he was terminated and not by me, he was terminated by others. the ig report was a disaster. a disaster from the point. anybody reading the record would say how could a man like this be involved with the fbi and the fbi has some of the greatest people and finest people that you will ever meet. this man is a complete disaster. thank you all very much. >> we'll get to andrew mccabe in a moment. let's go back to the conversation we were having there. paul, i am sorry we cut you off there. the president just said that in terms of the mueller report when it is released or given over to william barr, he says it will be totally up to william barr to determine whether or not that report is released to congress in full and then to the public. >> well, we deserve to see that report. there is been a great deal of time and effort ded

. >> but nunez essentially did that when he demanded sharing with congress which had him in theory, perhaps, sharing something with the white house. >> the last two years of practice created a very murky situation. some would report that the doj would not want to live with them today. >> dianne feinstein earth sahe' using it as justification. she said these are matters of significant implication of the law they cannot be hidden away. there is clear precedent for releasing the mueller report. they have providing the documents to congress including f,000,000,0 fbi summaries. they cannot return it to congress when asked. >> if they're turning over certain kinds of materials to republicans, they should be turning it over to the democrats but there are specific rules, grand jury material is covered by civil procedure, criminal procedure, you cannot turn that over without having a judge authorizing it. you can't just turn over classified information willy nilly. there is another procedure that no one is talking the about. the grand jury itself could issue a report. the grand jury is a function, a

committee's russia investigation, which had been effectively put to bed by trump-friendly republican devin nunez of california. schiff laid out five key areas of inquiry. these are big and broad. one, the russian government's ongoing efforts to influence the u.s. political process. two, any links or coordination between russia and trump world. three, whether any foreign actor holds financial or other leverage over the president or has sought to compromise him. four, whether the president or anyone in his orbit has been vulnerable to foreign pressure or tried to shape u.s. policy in service of foreign interests, and, five, whether any actors, foreign or domestic, have tried to influence investigations into these matters, including those in the congress. again, when the president went after investigations in his speech last night, an extraordinary moment, this is the kind of thing he was talking about. today he was asked about all of it. >> the chairman of the house intelligence committee, adam schiff, said he was going to launch a deep investigation. >> did you say adam schiff? >> adam schiff. >>

an investigation you will remember that was scuttled by chairman nunez. trump drew comparison to the 1974 state of the union when he says the investigation into the watergate cover up should end. a year was enough. lawmakers were not swayed then and they're not swayed now, especially the ones with a d in front of their name. >> his effort to discourage any meaningful over sight of the administration, that's a non-starter, we are not going to be intimidated or threatened by the president to withhold any legislation advancement. >> we are doing what is mandated by our constitutions. that's the checks and balances under the executive branch. >> what is the president afraid of? if he has nothing to hide, he shrugs his shoulders. he once again holds the american people hostages, you investigate me, we are not going to make my progress. what kind of president is that? >>> t >> the big question we are asking today, what exactly is the president hoping to achieve with this warning. joining me now garret haake, bill rucker and our senior fellow, ben whitis and our

. >> juan: in case of the house committee, david nunez from california was the leader they are. there was lots of suspicion he was coordinating, and only with the investigation but statements that were with the white house, the trump white house. i think, martha, you saw the democrats saying they did not have confidence in the findings. i think it is very difficult with the report coming from the senate. i think what we see from richard burr north carolina, and north virginia, and investigation a high level of credibility and when they say they can't find evidence of collusion, i think it carries a great deal of weight. i will make one point very quickly, they say there is no collusion but that does not mean there is not conspiracy. i think we know intelligence officials and others, that there were by russians to interfere in our election and help donald trump. >> martha: sean, what do you think? >> sean: i almost entirely agreed with juan until the very end. look, this has been going on seven years, 300,000 documents were produced. this is the statement of chairman richard burr

[cheering] lieutenant governor jenette nunez.ttorney general, ashley moody. [cheering] and to some other dedicated public officials that are in this room right now we thank you very much for being with us. [cheering] thank you also to secretary of commerce wilbur ross who is with us and ambassador lighthizer. ambassador lighthizer, i have to say, just got back from a place called china and, boy, oh, boy, we're making a lot of progress. nobody expected this was going to be happening. we're making a lot of progress. [applause] in the meantime billions and billions of dollars are coming into our treasury. it is very simple. that never happened before. we don't know the feeling in this country but now we know the feeling. [cheering] we also want to extend our deep appreciation to the president of florida international university, dr. mark rosenberg for hosting this important event. [cheering] finally i want to thank each and every person in this wonderful audience who has made your own stand for human dignity. that is probably just a

reporter: andrew mccabe, briefing mcconnell, devin nunez about the investigation?> i think andrew mccabe made a fool out of himself last couple days. he looks like a poor man's j. edgar hoover. i think he is a disaster, what he was trying to do is terrible and he was caught. i'm very proud to say we caught him. so we'll see what happens but he, he is a disgraced man. he was terminated, not by me. he was terminated by others. the ig report was a disaster, a disaster from his standpoint. anybody reading the ig report would say how could a man like this be involved with the fbi? the fbi has some of the greatest people, some of the finest people you'll ever meet but this man is a complete disaster. thank you all very much. thank you. [shouting questions] >> i will be -- charles: president trump just wrapping up there. he is meeting with the chancellor of austria, somebody bastion kurz. only 32 years old. he is conservative. they share similar views on immigration. they differ on other things, potentially increasing trade tariffs on automobiles. up next we want to talk

nunez and said can we just call a time out. to have an off site meeting and air it all out so we can do the business we're supposed to do here on this bipartisan committee. he kept that same tone today. as republicans expressed concern about where the investigation could go and leapt to conclusions how he would lead it, it's no. i think you'll continue to see that. >> interesting context. >> thank you. michelle, stick around because we have a lot more. >>> a clap back heard around the internet and perhaps the whole nation. what trump can expect from the pelosi era with democrats ramping up in all sort of directions. >>> my special report on roger stone and how he could use the jay leno defense against a potential gag order. : breaking down how fox news is on a full on tante trying to defend donald trump's executive time. >>> i talk to a 2020 candidate jay inslee. starbucks ceo said this about the word billionaire. >> the moniker billionaire has become the catch phrase. i would rephrase that and say that people of means. >> it's

devin nunez, who was head of the house intelligence committee, went on and was running his own investigationsome of the basis, some of the reasons why this investigation was opened, and later in the game pushing back quite forcefully. it puts that in a new light as well, why he was going to the white house and speaking to white house officials in the midst of all of this, knowing sort of what the fbi knew and what got them to this -- not conclusion, but this set of very troubling questions that led him to open the investigation. >> and speaker ryan and still majority leader mcconnell, a lot of democrats say they didn't rush to the front of the line but were pretty clear to the white house, don't fire robert mueller. anderson cooper will interview andrew mccabe live at 8:00 p.m. eastern on cnn. >>> how the president feels about the national emergency so he can build his border wall. ♪ come hok., babe. nasty nightime heartburn? try alka-seltzer pm gummies. the only fast, powerful heartburn relief, plus melatonin so you can fall asleep quickly. oh, what a relief it is! and i don't add trup the

this never would have happened if this was chaired by devin kn nunez, including going down to the whitehe white house the next mortgage with something he had got -- morning, with something he had gotten the night before at the white house. while president trump was spending his time attacking democrats, democrats in the house were embarking on their oversight of the president and his policies. it kicked off with a bang with elij elijah cummings taking re republicans to task. . and then the house judiciary panel looked into how background checks could ensure that dangerous individuals could be prohibited from being able to obtain firearms. it's the first time, the first hearing the committee has held a hearing on gun safety in eight years. and then the house was scrutinizing the administration's child separation policy at the border and a judiciary committee, grilled acting attorney general, matt whitaker on his dealings with the robert mueller probe with the president, with democrats back at the front, it's not always going to be pretty but if they do their job right, it will be importa