and yet one steel keeps keeping on one steel tries to tell the truth one steel tries to fight with justice looks like you don't make a break do good morning heartache here it is again. i was but is also one and would you recognize now i'm so surprised when you have break through to break through is a real and so it isn't democracy. i am. one step forward 2 steps 3 steps forward 2 steps back that's the history of who we are as a species both wonderful and terrible. aspirational and visionary elma one. and all present. in the blues understand can't you check both poles at same time and always preserve not your optimism preserve your hope your prisoner of hope. they want to. see you want to. conquer it it is a strategy as old as the links who emerged from the. speech. cities in california los angeles and san francisco in particular biggest threat. in this crime and violence to keep the political commentary to yourself or as someone once said shut up and variable. will be right back. the fundamental threat . they do all that they tend to cultivate divisions all the take a few. i know to no cro

and yet one steel keeps keeping on one steel tries to tell the truth one steel tries to fight. justice looks like you're going to make a breakthrough good morning hardy cure it is again. i was but it's also one in which you recognize no i'm so surprised when you have brink to the breakthrough is a real and so it isn't democracy. one step forward 2 steps back 3 steps forward 2 steps back that's the history of who we are as a species both wonderful and terrible. aspirational and visionary on the one hand. and all present. in the blue zones then you can't you check both polls at same time and always preserve not your optimism preserve your hope your prisoner of hope the corporate elites they want to divide. they want to divide and conquer it is a strategy as old as the links who emerged from the cave in the history of speech. in some cities in california los angeles and san francisco in particular but their biggest threat are criminal. black males who are involved in this crime and violence to keep the political commentary to yourself or as someone once said shut up and variable.

he was on steels payroll. christopher steel cannot be trusted. thirdhand rumor and gossip. s watch senator graham on how bad the information was that thehe fbi used. >> when the fbi understood that it was no longer reliable, they continued to use it. not only did the fbi vied to the court about the reliability, also lied to the congress. that is a separate crime. stay tuned next week. not only did they lie to the fisa court, they lied there [bleep] off to congress. liz: what do you think, congressman? >> this has never been about russia or collusion. this has been a political takedown of the president. thank goodness president trump got elected and ag bar is where he is and durham. if clinton got elected none of these peoples would have been brought to justice. lying to the fisa court to survey all on an opponent's political campaign. hopefully these individuals that have lied to congress who did not use the oath of their service to the f vi will be held accountableso. >> okay. republican devin nunes is saying, and he is going to look into the brookings institution, christop

congressman devin nunes with more breaking news on the steele dossier. will reveal it here for the very first time coming up. beijing is busted on chinese soil after three were arrested trying to steal medical research a concern you heard from senator tom cotton in this program in april. >> i have little doubt that the chinese intelligence services are actively trying to steal america's intellectual property as it relates to the virus that they unleashed on the world because of course they want to be the country that claims credit for finding those drugs or finding a vaccine and then use it as leverage against the rest of the world. maria: investor ray dalio with his investment of the china threat. why it hasn't stopped him and others from investing there. all this and a lot more as we look ahead on "sunday morning futures." ♪ maria: but first, new revelation this is week about christopher steele and his bogus dossier paid for by hillary clinton's campaign and the democratic national committee. newly declassified documents providing even more evidence th

he was on steele's payroll. saying that the steele dossier, christopher steele can't be trusted. he embellishes things. it is third hdd r r wahwaenatoratorra hra onn h s.st tsthis. tinforma the fbibid hehehe the fbiwnew thatthehe steele d der wsier was wongeonge it.it.e, the t t t continueded o th iths wh iat i think thinknk w c.ubli not onl oynl did did the fhebi o theouou about tboutbout rboiabii t steetete dossiersisi the t to li t cess. th is separepep crime cri. tun tedded next week. not only did the fbi lied to the fisa court, they lied their [bleep] off to the congress. elizabeth: what do you think, congressman? >> well look, this has never been about russia or collusion this has been a political takedown of the president and thank goodness that president trump got elected and ag barr is where he is, and durham is doing this investigation. think, if hillary clinton would have gotten elected none of these actors would have been brought to justice for all this miscarriage of justice going on in the fbi. lyi

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we will learn more about the steel industry at that time and the impact that a strike could have on the nation's economy and its war preparation. >> this is my hometown. it's called youngstown, and it's in the state of ohio near the pennsylvania boundary. in youngstown, we make steel. we make steel and talk still. look down any street in town and you will see the mill at the end of it. there's 25 miles of them along the river, and today they are busy day and night, every eight hours a shift change. 15,000 ban on each shift. >> the valley, named for the mulroney river was pretty amazing, just one after the other you would see glass furnaces and the coaching operation, all of the factory buildings and it was hard to tell where one began and another ended. >> by the 1940s the company was one of the largest steel companies in the nation and the largest employer in the state of ohio. according to the 1950 census, there were in the mahoney valley about 400,000 people. of that, 70,000 worked in steel or a related industry. of that 70, 000, 40,000 worked in basic steel production. . certainly,

shows that steele's own source who was on steele's own payroll, he was not russian. etting paid by christopher steele. senator graham says this person, quote, destroyed steele's information, undercut his dossier that it was a miscarriage of justice. let me quickly go through what this source was telling the fbi. this source told the fbi he was surprised that steele gave the fbi thirdhand and secondhand rumor and made like it was fact. and then the fbi used that information to get wiretaps. this person was not russian, again, steele was paying the source. and the source could not recall how steele got the information that he put into his dossier that the fbi used to wiretap the trump team. so this, steele's own source is undercutting to the fbi what steele was saying. your reaction? >> the reaction is that when they were going for renewals on these fisa applications, they should have hit the pause button, they should have stopped. we could have a whole discussion as to the to whether or not they should been able to get the fisa warrants in the first place against carte

president trump has been imposing punitive tariffs on china for example on steel and aluminum fact goods with the trade of several $100000000000.00 trump wants to punish china for industrial espionage and products piracy and force the country to open its so-called closed markets we will save the copyrights. their intellectual property that is so vital to our security and to our prosperity we will hold or we will defend our workers china responded with its own punitive tariffs against american products but international trade agreement confirms china is increasing its imports from the usa at the same time china is pushing ahead with its one belt one road global infrastructure development project building railways and roads purchasing ports and using billions of state subsidies to drive forward the expansion of key technologies. china winning the trade. china willing to try to i don't think anyone is winning the trade war i do think going back to the us i think a lot of the stuff that the united states has been doing i actually agree with a lot of the things that have been happening the pr

that was a steele dossier but the the fbi used that dossier to spy on the trump team. stopher steele was dressing up the secondhand rumor if its with authoritative and sounding if it wasn't. your reaction to that? >> they took the report being paid for by the clinton campaign, they used it to get a warrant to spy on the trump campaign. after knowing that report was boeing boeing bus and based on false information. they got two renewals to spy on sitting president's campaign. mueller hearing, mueller report, et cetera. something went wrong and justice was not done with this entire process. elizabeth: we've got this new information coming in. watchdog group "judicial watch" releasing documents from the probe showing fbi official peter strzok emailing, complaining to fbi official bill priestap. looks like strzok may have wanted to secretly use fbi briefings with president trump to gather information for the trump-russia probe without telling president trump. he is emailing bill priestap early january 2017. that was the day after the president took office, saying quote, i'm

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so, one other part of the steel, one of the sticking points was related to certain countries called therugal countries, and they were happy to be called the frugal countries, they were concerned that other countries would go about spending the money and may be ways, on projects or spending that they just may be ways, on projects or spending that theyjust didn't think was right, and so they wa nted think was right, and so they wanted to have some sort of veto power over how other countries spent the money. instead of that, if a country we re instead of that, if a country were to see that another country within the eu isn't spending the money in the way that they think is suitable, they can raise this with the wider eu and perhaps a pause could be put on it and it could be discussed. so this was a key sticking point about whether there could be veto power. so there could be veto power. so there isn't that veto power from what we understand but there will be a discussion and a potential pause on some of the spending. very interesting. and you can tell why this has been so difficult and why

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in christopher steel appear as an expert witness just 2 days before we learned that steele had been an expert witness on this suppressed and overhyped report the senate judiciary committee revealed that several sources that steel used on his notorious dodgy dossier had called into question his credibility and said that they couldn't really attest to the legitimacy of the report that it was all over the place and then you have chris donnelly who is the head of a covert troll farm operating under the under cover as illegitimate. institute for statecraft think tank that was actually the integrity initiative and was organizing clusters of journalists and friendly cold warrior politicians to meddle in other countries affairs including spain to destroy the careers of diplomats and national security officials who are cozying up with russia in their view who are actually just to pro peace and was being secretly funded by the u.k. foreign office this is a figure who you know should not be called out into public as an expert witness but provided testimony apparently for a court that ultimately failed to come to t

steele. the russian was on christopher steele's payroll, he wasn't a contractor. after you talk to the guy who put the memo together, and you got a 40 page document explaining why it's not reliable, and do use it after that you are really in trouble. >> sean: let me argue a little bit with you, here. remember, top -- i haven't seen one in my life, but people have told me the word verified is on top of it. rosenstein has to be verified by career officials. we now know it was completely unverifiable. they are only looking into its veracity after two of the warrants were already signed off on? that means they use unverifiable information, and they were also warned about it. there is no excuse anyway you look at this. >> one is, if i'm told, be careful, don't use this, you check it out. if someone fails to do it, they're in trouble. if you know, if you've actually been told by the person who prepared it you shouldn't use it, that's crime. >> sean: i would argue both are, but i'm not the lawyer. we will leave it up to them. hopefully soon peered hopefully soon! robert

and christopher steele here as an expert witness just 2 days before we learned that steele had been an expert witness on this suppressed and overhyped report the senate. judiciary committee revealed that several sources that steele used on his notorious dodgy dossier had called into question his credibility and said that they couldn't really attest to the legitimacy of the report that it was all over the place and then you have chris donnelly who is the head of a covert troll farm operating under the under cover as illegitimate institute for statecraft think tank that was actually the entail.

steele's information against trump anyway. let's listen to senator graham. >> the russian was on christopher steele's payroll. you talk to the guy who put the memo together and you got a 40-page document explaining why it is not reliable, and you use it after that, you're really in trouble. i want that mem me out to the public so they can read it for themselves. i think we're days away from having it declassified, not weeks. here is my point. anybody that read that memo or was briefed about the memo and continued to use the dossier to get a warrant against carter page in april and june of 2017, they're in big-time trouble. elizabeth: okay. let's break it down with former california republican gubernatorial candidate john cox. john, i want to break this down. >> hey, liz. elizabeth: what is striking a number of things. it is good to see you. it was a russian source by christopher steele. this guy says steele is not reliable. it is 40 pages of details. it's a january 2017 fbi interview memo way before mueller was appointed. so the fbi knew early on this was hogwash. your reaction? >> and think about the corrupt

hillary clinton's campaign and democrats paid for and fbi used to spy on the trump team but you won't believe what christopher steel was the real reason that hillary clinton and the democrats paid him to deliver the fake dirt on trump. the fbi fell for it. jim banks from house armed services on this disturbing twist. that story next. ♪ - hey, can i... - safe drivers save 40%!!! guys! guys! safe drivers save 40%!!! safe drivers save 40%! safe drivers save 40%!!! that's safe drivers save 40%. it is, that's safe drivers save 40%. - he's right there. - it's him! safe drivers do save 40%. click or call for a quote today. now every bath fitter bathbath fis installed quickly, safe drivers do save 40%. safely, and beautifully, with a lifetime warranty. go from old to new. from worn to wow. the beautiful bath you've always wanted, done right, installed by one expert technician, all in one day. we've been creating moments like these for 35 years, and we're here to help you get started. book your free virtual or in-home design consultation today. ♪. elizabeth: welcome back. a disturbing twist in the fbi's botched trump russia

and we work together with her to hang up the various sprays of flowers on the steel framework and. back a little we use laws moral art is in demand internationally she possesses a collection of over $1000000.00 dried blossoms parts of which she really uses over and over. as in berlin in 2016. and 2 years later into lido ohio. to the different locations most often public spaces. her 200-1000 installation the room was displayed in a community center in michigan. bringing. to places where. may people have lost connection with nature and the. need i remind. comes from a gardening family she grew up surrounded by nature and flowers as a young artist she already enjoyed making 3 dimensional walk through paintings my parents were dry flowers when i was young. i thought. i'm going to paint in the air and from there on i. might pay. the visitors and parma are only allowed into the time. so demand is great up to 300 people a day pass through it. gives me a feeling of intimacy and. to feel. that if you are. a regionally rebecca louise law intended to take the blossoms down again at the end of

on. the steel tariffs. you know, the pressure is on international trade, some of the trade war.sed people particularly in places like i am that manufacturing would come back and industry would increase in america. and that hasn't happened. so how do union members evaluate how to vote in 2020? >> they -- union members know that 40 million of our brothers and sisters are unemployed and that this president has failed to provide personal protective equipment to every essential worker on the front lines of this pandemic. health care workers, janitors, security officers, have to make the terrible choice to go into work every day while they see their co-workers getting sick. and fear that they take that virus home to their families. so we're doubling down to reach out to union members and former union members and infrequent voters in black, brown and asian communities because we know our lives are on the line this november. >> talk to me about the things that -- how you're going to deal with this with members. how involved are you going to be in the election? >> we are more involved th

goes to work or it's a required safety regulation of a ship or gets metallurgical combine one of the largest steel foundries in russia. for years to me today concorde has been working at blast furnace number 5 which he and his colleagues affectionately call somebody on the nordic beauty. it's a fiery hell more than a 100 meters long which swallows iron ore and coke at the top and spits out liquid pig iron at the bottom. of the chimney as if. the goal is to melt pig iron and the blast furnace fire is a good. one but so we enter money. a pig iron is cleaned. pressed and shaped right next door the end result is steel a material that's used everywhere on construction sites in the gas and automobile industries it's an indispensable symbol of russia's heavy industry. is also something that i came here when i was 20 or very young right after the army . put on radio back then this was and still is one of the most secure places in the country in terms of income and social security. more than $70000000.00 tons per year russia ranks 5th in the world in steel production to me to be concord is proud to contrib

rests on striking this steel. did of years barbara vessel joins us now live for more from brussels a very crucial summit barbara can you outline for us the competing views on this massive fund that's dividing the. all the fault lines front have now become relieved visible on leaders arriving here in brussels what we have is countries that say we need more money for agriculture others like poland don't want to fulfill the climate goals hungary doesn't want to have any ties between money and rule of law and so on and so for us lots of detail bought at the core is this cultural war between the south countries of spain portugal and italy say we urgently need help we need a lot of money and we need it quickly and we need this money as grants because we can't burden ourselves was for the loans and we cannot don't want to really full full type of league ations we don't want this money to be controlled by somebody else northern countries aren't our parents in the north however they say we don't like the idea of communal de

that's on michael steele. it all happened in real-time. >> i know, i know. >> i bring -- [ laughter ] i bring the more serious side of this. what we all tried to spotlight. real people. what's really going on. and then always experts. dr. fauci appeared with our own colleague andrea mitchell and spoke about the potential resurgence. take a look. >> when the southern states that have already been hit, the florida, texas, arizona, southern california, when you look back on, you saw an increase in the percent positives of the tests that were done. that's a sure fire indication that you are in a process where you're heading toward a resurgence. we are starting to see that in some of the states now. kentucky, tennessee, ohio. >> your view and where that plays out against the congress' relative inaction this week. going into what will be a brash, loud presidential campaign where there will be a fight over science, over whether it is a resurgence over the home of a vaccine. >> i think one of the things that fauci is s

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