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the rule rerted that theule preventse om oering this important amendnt mr. speaker, if th f.i. director is abiding by the oath he took, then e should ne remod. thank you a iyid back. the speaker pro tempor the genem from georgia is cognized. mr. collins: thank you, mr. speaker. would just like to remindas we discuss herend we hear impasoned argunts for amendments that we not germane, fine, proper pceto put amendments. fine bills that you want to ite. that's all fa. that in our rlebook. but remember, the oyermane amendment was made inrder. e only germane amendmen was made iorder. i resee. the spaker pro tempe: the gentman rerves the balance f s me. the gelen om colorado is regnized. r. polis: as theentlen knows, we grant necessary waivers for amendments all the time. it's aery routin thing. so to argue its not germane, the rules committee can grant e cessa wverses for any of -- wavers for any of these amendments and fralyhese amenents are mo gmane to whathemerican people care abt than the underlying bill. mrs.emings amendment that states theirector of the f.b.i. may onlye remove

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the oer two people were trapped inside and police had to shut down southbound lanes for a while. >>> the quest for the cup is over for the caps tonight. and they are still searching for a trophy. their season is over. >> it ends after this crushing loss to the penguins. we have been down this painful road before. our live team coverage from a disappointing verizon center. this one hurt. >> reporter: crushing, painful, disappointed. those were not the words we were expecting to use tonight. 3 1/2 hours ago we thought we were on the precipice of perhaps the greatest sports night. caps didn't hold up their end of the bargain going down to the penguins tonight with the score of 2-0. i have stepped inside the green turtle and i have never seen the sports bar so full and inside a lot more noise with a lot more anxiety. carol maloney was there to gauge all of that. >> the worst part is the boos at the end as the caps left the ice. the locker room was in shock. the fan base was in shock. and the worst part about that emotion is that we shouldn't be. we have been there before way too many tim

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i mean, we were four male children, one year apart, and we egged each oer on. >> was there anything about your brother that stood out early ? >> he was a little bit of a clown. my brother was into pyrotechnics. we had weapons, bb guns, .22s. >> nice arsenal. >> it just was a fun house for a young man growing up. >> as a teen, robert is fascinated by stories of war, gore, and weaponry. he and bruce horton become friends in high school. >> he could tell you about conquerors going back 4,000 years and and give dates and names. he loved to read this stuff. >> after high school, robert joins his buddy bruce at uc berkeley. he double-majors in art and art history, with a focus on the craft of ancient weaponry. >> we kind of formed our own little clique. in the art department, pretty much everybody was weird. >> of course, there's weird, and then there's weird. while his classmates draw, paint and sculpt, robert fashions weapons from scratch. and so begins his collection. how on earth did your brother learn, not just to make a knife, but to make swords and hatchets? >> one, reading up on it, bec

. ♪ oer the land of the free. the home of the brave ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> the vietnam veterans memorial fund has now collected pictures for almost all of the names on the wall. there's still more than 6,000 missing. they're asking for the public's help to be able to find and identify those individuals. put a face with those names. jim knocksy tells me those are the veterans from new york, california, texas, and pennsylvania they need the most. go to vvms.org to submit a photo or do a search to see what names are still missing from this virtual wall of faces to honor those. molly? >> just a tremendous reporting on this memorial day, incredible to think there are still names being added to that wall so many decades later. thank you. >> leland: as garrett pointed out, putting faces to the names, section 60 where president trump visited earlier. there are now a lot of faces on those graves, mementos being left. it harkens back to how memorial day began right after the civil war, the wives of soldiers who would

the fbi could wanter intelligence investigation, so he would n have seen any evidence one way or the oerndard operating procedure for the head of the office of the natural director of intelligence. so he said the opposite. donald trump said "this proves the case" and he made it the banner on his twitter feed. there was another interesting moment when he was asked about president trump's business interest in russia. >> did you ever find a situation where a trump business interest gave you concern? >> not in the course of the intelligence community assessment. >> since or any time? >> isenator graham, i can't comment on that because that impacts an investigation. >> there are a number of those moments, robert, are it is like is he giving us a clue there? >> senator graham should have stopped at the first question, but clapper's pause, and response, says there is probably something else going on here. he can't speak to this because it sounds like the investigation is still going on. and that is breaking news, by the way. it really is in some ways. >> yeah, in some ways. the other thing we w

returns dmot reflect any income of any type from merchant sources or any debt owed by the president oer with a few exceptions that's going to make everyone's ears perk up. the exceptions listed, the 2013 miss universe pageant. we knew about that. the president sold a property in 2008, florida property to a russian billionaire. we did know about that. the final exceptions would be ordinary course sales of goods and services to russian entities. is this helping, doug? does this help? >> possibly. what i mean by that is if you wanted to disstraktd from the james comey news, there's no shinier object for the press than the tax returns which he's never going to release. but i think more importantly, kate, is what president trump tweeted about maybe you shouldn't listen to my white house communications team at all. i can tell you as a former press staffer, i've been very fortunate when i've made a dumb come meant, believe me, my bosses have backed me up to the hilt. this white house has had a lot of crises, but not a lot of true crises. when that crisis hit, sean spicer, sarah huckabee sander

earlier when asked about this, read my lips, niet, i did not hack into the elections i did not do that in oer countries even though we have evidence thate is in fact doing that. the president seems to be feeding into the narrative that we can have a relationship with vladimir putin without having repercussions whatsoever to what he was doing to democracy in the u.s. and around the world. >> no fair being able to speak the same language. ambassador, same question. >> we do know, brian. i had to dispute question. we know russia violated our sovereignty. let's call it what it was. in 2016. most agree with it. the fact that our president continues to deny it makes me nervous not because to argue whether or not he ran a good campaign but we need to be protected for the next time it's going to happen. why do republicans or why does president trump believe that the next time around they are going object on his side? this is a violation of our sovereignty. and it really -- if you can see, i get animated about it. it's really disheartening to me that the commander in chief doesn't talk about it as a v

. >> one republican said he can go the way of richard nixon oer he can go the way of ronald reagan.l out on the table once and for all. >> so to recap, donald trump admitted to fairing the man in charge of investigating his russian ties. then he met with two russian diplomats, a meeting that was arranged by vladimir putin and which we only saw because russian photographers were in there to take photos and at that meeting he admits he gave declassified information. for perspective on h, let's go to doris kearns goodwin. doris, what's your perspective? >> what's happening! >> thank you, doris. >> i'm charlie king along with gayle king and norah o'donnell. >> a lot of people are saying what's happening. that was not doris kearns good winn. >> that was from a movie. it says he asked comey to end the investigation into michael flynn. >> cbs news confirmed the memo first reported by "the new york times." the white house denies the president pushed comey to block the flynn investigation. major garrett is at the white house. major, good morning. >> good morning. the meeting between the form

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