games that peter and i get on very well we have common beliefs particularly in civil liberties pete peter's a very old fashioned kind of tory but sadly is becoming extinct in many ways i think who you know has firmly neutered right wing views but does believe in freedom does believe in individual liberty and does believe in social conscience and i've never chosen my friends by. by having similar political views to to me of ways maybe i wouldn't have made it and so what you're telling me is that somebody from the radical edge of commentary some of the. conservative libertarian by the principal even these forces can buy couldn't with a single given pakistan. i bet they'd that that's true we were bamboozled by spin of a different guy. what i can do is present you with the quiff is a good food free of that you do the quick quiz give a quick load or we'll maybe maybe friends we can all this blog about it thank you very much thank you so much thank you for this and. we hope that this in-depth interview with craig marti has offered an insight into the characters of one of the most trenchant critic

. - p-pete buttigige. - peter buttag, the mayor of indianapolis. - [laughs] buttigieg. pete, and that's fine with me. - ah, thank god, mayor pete. we'll take mayor pete. we'll take mayor pete. yeah, 'cause people were really struggling with this one. it's not buttiedge, it's not buttijay, and it's definitely not buttag. it's buttigeig. but now that we're all on the same page on how to say his name, what has he done? - for a guy who's only 37, pete buttigieg boosts-- boasts an impressive résumé. first elected mayor of his hometown at age 29, a harvard educated rhodes scholar, as well as a lieutenant in the navy reserve. - took an unpaid seven-month leave during his mayoral term for a deployment to afghanistan. - not only the first openly gay presidential candidate, he's also a newlywed. - would be a president of firsts. the first to be elected in his 30s, the first millennial, the first openly gay commander in chief, and the first mayor. - this is the only chance you'll ever get... - i can see why people are impressed by buttigieg, right? he has such a unique bio. he's a

it's hard to believe jenny would be wasting time on pete or peter as chris likes to call him.u rely on gives a platform to someone else. someone that is young. a national road scholar. someone that went to war with a veteran? how could they? the president continued his texting probably to his best friend corey. now he'll never be president. that's what i imagine. first of all mike wallace passed away in 2012 and is unavailable for interviews. also the bit that president trump keeps doing trying to compare pete to a cartoon character with a gap tooth only underscores that his stock pile of fossilized nickname nuggets is running lower than his credit line with deutsche bank. here's how blind his devotion is to fox news. he thought it would be good to air opposite the game of thrones finale. she was still on air this weekend doing her best impression of that amtrak seatmate you just can't get away from. >> grab your popcorn, junior mints or whatever makes you happy, the real show is about to begin. this will be true reality tv. no scripts, no rehearsals, just a gang of criminals

pete. or peter. as chris calls him. oh the betrayal.work you love and rely on for advice and support gives a plat frm to someone else. and standing ovation. someone young and national road scholar. somebody who went to war. a veteran. ugh. the president how could they. he continued the mean boy texting to his best friend. he never speaks well of me. i like mike wallace better. he'll never be president. he he. giggling after he writes. mike wallace the late great 60 minutes legend. passed in 2012. and unable for interview. his response would be come on, that was his favorite response. when someone said something absurd. he's a fine journalist in his own right. and the newman bit that he's doing. comparing pete buttigieg to a fictional cartoon character from 1956. with a gap tooth. only under scores the president's stockpile of nickname nuggets seems to be running as low as his credit line with anyone other than dutch bank. he'll be making references to dors day. he thought it would be a good idea to appear on a fox weekend show. airing o

pete najarian, peter kelly and tim seymour. nearly a decade in the after hours and we'll bring you the latest and plus the bears are out for tesla and a top analyst says the worst-case scenario for the stock could be as low as ten bucks a share, yes, ten bucks. we will also talk to that man you just saw, by the way we'll start with the markets as the u.s. temporarily easy restrictions on huawei and if you think you heard the story before you're right because despite the volatility and headwins, the s&p 500 is right back to where we started at the same level we were exactly two months ago so is this truly a market now, and this is our wheel house stock picking. >> our producers is playing a little we're stuck in the middle for you. so what would you be picking here in a world where so much stuff has sold off lows? >> and we spent a lot of tomb talking about semis and some of the things are most exposed to trade. the stock i was more bullish on and higher up and this is a stock that's been destroyed in this last month essentially

joining me now is peter alexander at the white house. pete williams, former fbi assistant director for counter intelligence and national security analyst and barbara mcquaid. the white house clearly drawing a line now. this is the first formal assertion of executive privilege. >> reporter: it's not clear they are exerting executive privilege. n they may assert it. moments ago the white house is instructing don mcgahn, the president's former white house counsel, effectively to hold onto those documents subpoenaed by the house investigators because they said the president may want to assert executive privilege in this instance. the man who replaced don mcgahn as the white house counsel said to jerry nadler who heads the house judiciary committee, if you have any questions come to us directly because we're the ones who control these records. we're the ones who allowed mcgahn to use them for the sake of the investigation. if the future you have to come to us. for mcgahn's purpose, his attorney within the last hour, william burke said the house ju

peter alexander. also nbc news justice correspondent, pete williams. peter alexander what are you hearing?resident trying to distract from the focus. as they relate to that letter from robert mueller to william barr. we've not heard from the president of topic but overnight i did speed to rudy giuliani, he thought it was odd what he was hearing from robert mueller. here is part of his cuetoth quote to me last evening. he said if mueller didn't want confusion he should have made a decision. he was made special counsel to make decisions and in fact he kidn't said to me president trump was innocent. robert mueller noted the office of legal counsel opinion that said you can't indict a sitting president but said you certainly can investigate one. and he didn't let the president off the hook but e also didn't accuse hoiim. t guidelines you say continue do. the mueller report says congress may apply the laws --. while the president has said total vindication. total exoneration. mueller himself said i'm not making a conclusion which would have made it a lot easier for everybody. but he did effect

pete: peter strzok talked about that insurance policy. k what mueller did there, if they go for impeachment is a new insurance policy. ensuring that president trump gets elected in 2020. pete: it's a bad political move but i don't know that they can resist it. brian: robert mueller does this on the day in which james comey writes a column, editorial talking about investigating the investigators and what a folly it is and how dumb it is. pete: i forgot about that. brian: we are going to be tossing to jillian who i have a chance to talk to substantively every morning now because our offices are right next to each other. jillian: i'm like the first personal you see. ainsley: is his office still clean? jillian: it's not put together yet. ainsley: we cleaned it a few weeks ago but we just moved offices. jillian: starting with this fox news alert. let's begin here. julian assange too toil appear in london court even by video link according to his lawyers. he is fighting extradition to the u.s. to face charges of conspiring with army intelligence

fact you have the guy on the stage and it's normal. >> i think it is absolutely fine, i do. >> peter: mayor pete in fourth place though democratic primary picking a new generation at the bottom of their list in priorities. the top of that list, picking someone that can be tromp, bret. >> bret: just to be clear the groundhog died after they blasio dropped at. >> peter: several days later he tried to hold the groundhog over his head and it sadly passed of internal injuries a couple days later. >> bret: wow, okay. the iowa caucuses monday after groundhog day. peter, thank you highly anticipated speech the president is your revealed his plan on immigration, one that he says will be fair, modern and lawful. we brought you many details of that plan on special report. the plan also would require immigrants to learn english prior to being admitted to the united states. critics say the immigration plan lacking concrete details and blueprint for how it will pass congress. chief white house john roberts joins us with the official rollout of the president's proposal from the north lawn, good evening, john.

. >> peter: mayor pete buttigieg will never become president and president trump has likened to "mad"e. neuman is trying to elevate his campaign by elevating his military service comparing it to president trump's. >> with conscientious objective come i admire that. but this is somebody who i think it is fairly obvious to most of us that took advantage of the fact that he was a child of a multimillionaire in order to pretend to be disabled so that somebody could go to war in his place. >> peter: there is the trump challenge within the g.o.p. coming from bill weld who said he will try to beat theby conceg efforts on the 20 states that allow crossover voting. places democrats might be able to jump and vote for a republican in the primary starting in new england and then moving to midatlantic before branching out. politico quotes saying this "a republican would probably have a terrible time in california in the general election against democrat. it is quite a blue state, but in the primary against mr. trump, i think my politics lines up more closely with california politics then mr. trump

pete najarian, peter kelly and tim seymour.d we'll bring you the latest and plus the bears are out for tesla and a top analyst says the worst-case scenario for the stock could be as low as ten bucks a share, yes, ten bucks. we will also talk to that man you just saw, by the way we'll start with t

pete would adjust says he will push for tax hikes if he becomes president. the democratic candidate participated in a town hall meeting last night here on fox news, peter doocy has all of the election news tonight from manchester, new hampshire, . >> president trump said that pete put a jazz will never be president with a tweet >> the tweets -- i don't care. he hopes to end the trump administration after four years with a pitch for four new tax increases. >> we need to introduce new ideas with a fair, higher earnings. >> today the president moved on targeting two different democrats with s. >> it looks like bernie sanders is history. joe biden as pulling ahead and i'm here because of the sleepy joe and the men who took him off the 1% trash heap. china china wants sleepy joe ba. >> that was a big part of his big campaign kickoff. >> president trump inherited the economy from the obama biden administration. >> kamala harris hopes to catch the front runner with a new plan to penalized losses that don't pay men and women the same salary. they campaign press release explains for every 1% wage gap or work of equal value they will be fined 1% of their profit. >> in

. >> pete buttigieg commonly known as mayor pete, has quite the resume. peter paul montgomery buttigieg was born in south bend, indiana in 1982, he caught attention of caroline kennedy when a senior in high school winning an essay congress writing about then congressman bernie sanders. he within to harvard, then oxnard, he is read or speak 8 different languages. he returned home to south bend and was elected mayor when he was 29. he took a leave are av sense in 2014 deploying to afghanistan for over 6 months with the reserve, he returned and reelected with 80 percent of the vote, mayor pete felt washington's pull early, he worked on john kerry 2004 presidential campaign, knocked on doors in iowa for barack obama 4 years later. now, mayor pete has a poll all his own. >> a church going episcopalian has been making late night talk show rounds he and husband live in the same neighborhood where we grew up, he would be the country youngest president and first openly gay commander in chief. chris: he was properly mortified at pictures of himself as a baby. principal h

peter? >> reporter: jon, pete buttigieg has officially e broken through from candidate to pop culture, which on saturday night live. >> i hear when you grow up, you want to be the president. >> well, i am grown up. >> awww -- [laughter] >> well, i may only be 37 years old, but i do feel like i represent everyday americans. i'm just a harvard-educated, multilingual veteran rhodes scholar. i'm just like you. >> reporter: mayor pete e-mailed supporters to say if we ignore the viewers of fox news and every news platform that doesn't share our world view, we will surrender our ability to speak directly to millions of american voters. mayor pete has 6% support nationally, good for fourth place in a recent fox news poll, but host on president trump's radar as somebody who could win the nomination, so the president is now talking about the south bend mayor's personal life and saying that he thinks that it is absolutely fine to hook up at the democratic -- look up at the democratic stage and see buttigieg with his husband. he said, that's nice, i'm more interested in policies that affect lgbtq people

. >> pete buttigieg commonly known as mayor pete, has quite the resume. petertigieg was born in south bend, indiana in 1982, he caught attention of caroline kennedy when a senior in high school winning an essay congress writing about then congressman bernie sanders. he within to harvard, then oxnard, he is read or speak 8 different languages. he returned home to south bend and was elected mayor when he was 29. he took a leave are av sense in 2014 deploying to afghanistan for over 6 months with the reserve, he returned and reelected with 80 percent of the vote, mayor pete felt washington's pull early, he worked on john kerry 2004 presidential campaign, knocked on doors in iowa for barack obama 4 years later. now, mayor pete has a poll all his own. >> a church going episcopalian has been making late night talk show rounds he and husband live in the same neighborhood where we grew up, he would be the country youngest president and first openly gay commander in chief. chris: he was properly mortified at pictures of himself as a baby. principal here at stephens high

peter ducey life in hampshire. reporter: petetigieg is one of the only democrats that president trump talks about publicly as having a chance of being the democratic nominee. now president is talking about mayor pete personal life. >> don't you think it's great to see the fact the you have guys on the stage with its husband in its normal -- >> i think it's absolutely fine. reporter: the judge so that and told i am more interested in policies that affect lgbtq people and they find that he is in fourth place among primary voters truly elizabeth warren, bernie sanders in the front runner joe biden who pete buttigieg is choosing to challenge on specific parts of his record. [inaudible] >> i'm a two way and on any of my competitors i will say, i was opposed to the record really he sent supporters about event tonight and he wrote this, if we ignore the voters that does not share our worldview we will surrender our ability to speak directly to millions of american voters. if we don't show up the conservative media will tell our side of

plus, "time" magazine just put mayor pete buttigieg and has husband on hits covered. peter in washington for us. >> deanna, michael bennet doesn't have much time to qualify for the debate next month. the colorado senator now needs to register in a few polls or needs different donors to his brand-new campaign. but that's not even the toughest thing he said to do this year. in the last month he was successfully treated for prostate cancer and now he is looking ahead. >> i think this country faces to a normal challenges, among others. one is a lack of economic mobility and opportunity for most americans. therefore, we need to restore integrity to our government. >> beto o'rourke's focus on flight democratic change continued after rolling out a $5 trillion plan to get the u.s. to net zero carbon emissions by 2050. he joins bernie sanders and elizabeth warren, among others, promising to return any donation from supporters who are for fossil fuel companies. over $200. >> because of the fires, the droughts, the floods, the cost of human life that it will produce, and that we need

and, of course, he could have given a worse nickname to pete as may peter as he's fondly called.e usually strikes below the belt in many instances but he knows he can't attack this man's sexual orientation and typically goes for bad nicknames. i'm just surprised it wasn't anything worse. >> there's still time. >> i guess so, there is. >> with so many candidates vying to stand out in that crowded field we're discussing, does getting singled out by trump now put buttigieg a step above those other opponents? >> yeah, you want to be singled out by trump. i think buttigieg missed his opportunity. i grew up with "mad" magazine. i would love to see albert e. newman as president of the united states. if that were his response, woe have won me over in two seconds flat. i used to read that magazine cover to cover. it was terrific. yeah, when he makes fun of them, look, this name-calling, he will keep doing it. don the con is the name caller. so there we go. >> all right. can't wait for the garbage pale kids reference next. i'm sure that's coming. thank you all for joining me today. >>> a m

pete williams, nbc news, at the justice department >> reporter: this is peter alexander at the white house. after robert mueller suggested only congress could formally accuse the president of wrongdoing, tonight escalating pressure from democrats to begin impeachment proceedings. but no change from nancy pelosi >> the case has to be very compelling. many constituents want to impeach the president. but we want to do what is right and what gets results. what gets relt house ea colleagues but she may not be able to for long house judiciary committee, led by jerry nadler >> with respect to the impeachment question at this point, all table anare on the >> reporter: that moment appearing more likely several 2020 candidates pouncing on mueller's remarks. >> i think it's a fair inference from what we heard in that press conference that bob mueller was essentially referring impeachment to the united states congress >> reporter: former vice president for the first time saying impeachment may be unavoidable if this administration continues on its path. and from michigan's justin amash, the only

mark: peter, thank you for coming. pete: what an honor. i can't believe we made it happen.d we just crashed the service. if you are watching, mark levin, i read all his books and i can't say which one is my favorite because they all are but this one is a topic that is top of mind for everyone. what is the press connect what is the future? you answer those questions but i want to take the prerogative to ask one more. what is the future of the free press of america? mark: the decision between free press and the media that is most of the current news outlets is bleak. the way they disrespect their audience in the way they deceive the american people and the way they's opinion with news and the way they treat the american people -- i think we will have a renaissance and that is the goal here. a national discussion, journey just like the colonists did you need to grab hold of our constitution and our first amendment and freedom of the press belongs to us and they will be other outlets in technology the internet and so forth in different platforms that will be technology in the f

pete williams. nbc justice and national correspondent julia ainsley outside as well. at the white house we have peter alexander, kasie hunt, matt miller and jeremy bash. pete, first to you. you've known robert mueller for a long time. you've covered him for a very long time. this was very dramatic. his statement appeared halting. you can understand the pressure he's under. your first impressions, your headlines? >> reporter: well, i think you've hit the high points. number one, he made it clear he doesn't want to testify before congress. he said there's no point of it. he's not going to go beyond what's in his testimony. i hope this is my late statement about it. quite clear he's laying a marker down. he doesn't want to testify before congress. the report speaks for itself. this was an important inflection point in the career of this special counsel investigation. it's now completely over. the report, largely ended it. he had some finishing up to do. now he's no longer or shortly will no longer be the special counsel. he goes back to private life. the second point i thought was interesting today is,

and we saw her becoming entranced with peter. pete: we basically made out. >> i was going to say!you. by the way, she's a drama director, so she seems shy, but she taught me -- pete: oh. jedediah: this is the coach. griff: solange, happy mother's day. you did such a great job, along with tony. raising a wonderful, wonderful daughter. it's an honor to have you here. pete: we love you. thank you so much for the support. jedediah: i love you too. it's mommies' day. >> i know. it'll be my turn. griff: we've got to, unfortunately, turn to some headlines because it's a news show. >>> a frantic search for a hiker is ramping up in he. amanda heller went to a hiking trail, and officials found her car with her keys and phone inside. rescue crews, along with dozens of volunteers continue to search the area. >>> and the governor of kentucky is vowing to appeal after a judge strikes down the state's new abortion law. his team says they will take the case to the supreme court if necessary. the law bans an abortion procedure that is common during a woman's second trimester. the judge blocked it

joining me now, peter alexander live at the white house. pete williams. pete, to you first. your reaction to what we just saw. former congressman david jolly said i got a feeling that house judiciary members don't see eye to eye. >> you think? yeah. so the house has actually several alternatives here to try to persuade or force the attorney general to appear. a subpoena. if he disregards the subpoena, they can seek a contempt citation. but in terms of actually forcing the attorney general to appear, they don't really have a lot of options. if they go to -- formally the procedure is if you seek a contempt citation, that goes to the u.s. attorney here in washington. and typically u.s. attorneys simply decline to refer those cases to a grand jury. this is true whether it is republican or democratic administration. alternatively, the house could simply sue the attorney general. but judges hate to referee what they see as political disputes and those cases can take a long time to play out. oftentimes they end with some kind of a com days or agreement when there are documents conc

pete has been urging in the democratic polls is still trailing far behind former vice president joe biden who officially announced his philadelphia yesterday. in new hampshire with a preview we go to peter the site. reporter: you can expect your pete to pitch himself to people who might not know anything about him yet. e-mail supporters to say this, the beer of fox news and any bureau that does not share the world view we will surrender to voters, the conservative media will tell our side of the story for us, they will continue to fully claim the values and security and democracy as property of the gop. fox news pull find mayor pete 6% support on democratic primary voters, that is good for fourth place nationally behind biting, bernie and warren. his taking a stand against restrictive abortion laws. >> i think is it an attack on them. it has to end. that is how we make sure we prevent unwanted teen pregnancy. and to look after women's health especially for women of color. our maternal fertility rate is in the basement. reporter: he made that, in iowa where a spokeswoman said pete likes to play up but it's evident that his plan for the country to embody the spirit of the midwest. his sup

peter. >> good to see you too, ed. last night here in new hampshire, pete buttigieg says he doesn't claim when the president tweets outlion social media followers that pete buttigieg won't be president. >> it's mesmerizing. it's the nature of grotesque things that you can't look away. >> he dismissed concerned about poor polling numbers and affirmed a woman's right to choose even if it's an abortion in the third trimester. >> we're talking about women who have perhaps chosen a name, women who have purchased a crib, families that then get the most devastating medical news of their lifetime, the health of the mother that forces them to make an impossible unthinkable choice. >> buttigieg tried to re-assure any primary voters that might be concerned about his age, 37, that he's not too young and the way he described that is to say that when life on the campaign trail shifts to future life in the 2050s, that's not theoretical for him because he hopes to be alive them. the suggestion is that not everybody else running would be, ed. >> ed: so do we all. what is senator kamala harris doing to catch biden in the polls? >> she'

pete, thank you very much. let me go now to the white house where peter alexander is standing by. i know you have to run to the rose garden. i've been texting with some folks in and around trump world about whether or not we will be hearing from the white house, from don mcgahn's lawyer about this document request. what are you hearing? are you having better luck? >> well, no, we're certainly hoping that we get to yell a question to the president during an event about an hour ago, the "be best" event for the first lady, though it is the president's only scheduled public event today. i'll be in the rose garden and we'll throw that question at him. but as you were discussing with pete, this is just the latest in a series of clashes between house democrats, the president, the trump administration and his republican allies that we're witnessing over the course of this day, perhaps one of the most notable coming from steve mnuchin who said that he will not be turning over the president's tax returns. that of course was following a request that came in the democrat controlled house ways

peter, thank you. >> let's turn to our justice correspondent pete williams. >> we knew some of the lawyers on mueller's team didn't like the way the attorney general described this. mueller thought this got things off on the wrong foot. now we have the full report and we can make up our own minds about whether barr's letter accurately characterized this. one thing, it is not crystal clear about why mueller reached no conclusion about whether the president committed a crime. >> no doubt the attorney general is going to be in the hot seat today facing tough questions. any idea. just 8% was redacted. suggesting he could release the summary sections while he waited but barr said they were marked, may contain grand jury material which is illegal to release. i will think many of today's questions will be why did barr suggest the attorney did not commit obstruction of justice. >> democratic leaders say they have reached an agreement with president trump on a $2 trillion deal to improve our nation's crumbling infrastructure. house speaker pelosi and chuck schumer expressed optimism. >> it is clear the white ho

mayor pete buttigieg is under the microscope, plus beto o'rourke facing heat over a video of him eating pizza. peters live in washington. >> reporter: dana, there's a limit to how many democrats can debate next month. 20, if that many make it. ten on one night, ten on another. candidates need to have either donations from 65,000 different people or 1% support in three national polls. so they don't need to come close to matching joe biden's lead, but somebody with 1% could wind up right next to biden on stage. after the top 20 are determined, stage assignments will be done randomly. within a few months, biden is predicting the field will quickly begin to thin out. biden made a splash last night, saying he thinks undocumented immigrants should have access to free health care in this country. that's apparently not available yet for staffers on mayor pete buttigieg's campaign. nbc is reporting that while others in the top tier are paying to cover staffers, the buttigieg campaign is offering a stipend so workers can buy coverage of their own on the obamacare ex-changes. buttigieg has stolen thunder from

peter alexander. >>> breaking this is down we bring in pete williams for that. attorney general not going to testify before the house judiciary committee today. what happens now? can they compel him to show up and testify? >> reporter: they can try. the house judiciary committee subpoena him. that will likely pass. he will probably ignore it. once that happens, the house can vote to find him in contempt of congress, and then refer that to the u.s. attorney here in washington and ask her to pursue criminal charges. but that seldom works because prosecutors here normally decline to refer those cases to a grand jury. the house could also go to court and file a contempt lawsuit against the attorney general, but judges are typically reluctant to referee what they see as political dispute. the house actually doesn't have much power to force him to testify. >> pete, you've been covering the justice department for a long, long time. not that i'm aging you. you've certainly seen attorneys general testify over the years. what struck you about this particular hearing? >> i

pete williams will join us a ro little bit f now. aaron, eun, on a big day preparing for william barr to testify. >> peter alexander.k for his full report next on "today." >>> 6:49. still looking to get details. chopper 4 still over the scene. one person died when the car slammed into a tree.he t was no one else in the car. >>> coming up on 6:50 right now. let's turn to storm team 4 meteorologist chuck belle. he's been refining a complicated forecast? complicated fair? >> you bet. up and down, up and down. it's been hanging around. it's led to two da that you would not think would be back to back. monday's high, 62. yesterday's high, 83. now back down intohe low 60s across most of the washington area. 50s across maryland this morning. 55 i gaithersburg. 57 in hagerstow 59 at dulles airport. your planner today, a lot of clouds for the first part of the day. we will see breaks of sunshine coming in during the course of the afternoon depending on how soon you get the sunshine, 'll have a big range on what your forecast will be. most of the immediate d.c. area will be in the m to upper 70s. notice the difference in pote

peter came back with a picture. who is managing it now? is it you or someone else? >> yes, both pete and i are active. joanna is our general manager, front of housemanger. she was a bar manager and is now doing a fantastic job of being the operations manager. we brought in a new events person. the notice of violations i believe and i would have to check the dates, but i believe they came from events at corporate and things along those lines. the events person is on top of things. it is 10:00. if there is a request to go past we come to the staff to see if we can get that extended for those one nights. >> great. you answered my next question which is what is up with the citations if you are managing it properly? it is good to know that you guys have hired staff that you trust. i am curious, my last question is about phone numbers. did you say the gaylord apartment management has a new manger in town or something? >> there was a new ownership group. meridian management. >> are they based locally in the building? >> yes, they generally have someone there. i don't know if it is 24/7 any more. i know they

pete walsh on the electronic audit. >> good evening, commander. >> good evening. good evening, president hirsch, commissioners, chief scott, department director, commander peter walsh here to present the first quarter 2019 bias audit on potential bias that might be found on electronic devices and through their communications. just to reiterate, the audits are limited to devices that the department owns and not any member's personal device. the audits do capture personal devices sending in to department servers, phones, and other telecommunications. all members are aware that the department is monitoring electronic communication and that they are audited. it's specifically laid out in department general order 10.08, use of computers and peripherals. 19051 which you approved, sfpd expectation of privacy and there is an internal affairs bureau order that guides these types of investigations. so three systems that are audited are the following: california law enforcement telecommunications system, which is clets, department e-mail, and department cell phones. so i'll explain how each one of these items or systems are audited and the results for the first quarter. the l

pete williams. word of a new development in the investigation into the department of justice and the origins of the russia probe. peter, the president has been talking about this for months. is he finally getting what he wants here? >> well, the attorney general has said he wants to look at whether the intelligence community's assets were properly used to look into the trump campaign in its early stages leading up to then august ration. we've known that this is something bill barr wanted to review is the words he's used. now we learn that nearly a month ago, several weeks ago, he asked the u.s. attorney in connecticut to head up this review. so what -- the only new thing here is that it's going to be led by a u.s. attorney, not somebody inside main justy here in washington. durham is -- had high profile cases before. you may recall that erik older called upon him in the early stages of the obama administration to look at whether the cia -- look at the cia's intelligence interrogation methods. >> but pete -- >> that's the new thing, who's in charge. >> we're looking at this as a big win for the president, because that'

pete: that was congresswoman liz cheney with strong words for peter strzok and lisa page the love birdsand he joins us now. what do you make of liz cheney's comments? >> well, bravo to liz cheney. you know, large portions of america need to really wake up, guys. this really happened. okay? we had two senior level management people in the fbi lisa page and peter strzok texting each other about an insurance policy. what they should do to prevent the donald trump president in the event he should win. it doesn't end there. this was a coup. this was treason. yes, i said it and i mean it after the elections and couldn't prevent him and insurance policy didn't work their boss, fbi director jim comey against fbi guidelines leaked memos to a media reporter to get a special counsel hired to investigate donald trump for firing the fbi director that made these awful decisions. please rationally explain to me if you just what i just said how else you would describe that. griff: dan, the question is whether b bahara. he tweeted this making casual ignorant idiotic accusations of treason, trump does it

peter strzok? >> tucker: very well. >> core two people and putting together the trump investigation, the trump-russia investigation at the beginning of august of 2016 peteickland sent a text message. always the text messages from pete strzok in which he wanted to organize what they were going to talk about at their first organizational meeting and at their first organizational meeting they talked about chss confidential human sources and liaison, which is fbi term for working with spy agencies whether it's the cia or foreign agencies. so from the get-go, right from the beginning, the investigation using spies was on the table as one of the things that the team was going to use. >> tucker: so now there is evidence that there was more than one. >> right. we know that christopher steele was a confidential human source. >> tucker: right. >> we know that stephon halper was a confidential human source. this is the cambridge professor. and we know that azraaturk pretending to be stephon halper's assistant was a paid informant. >> tucker: some of these were paid with u.s. tax dlanchts stephon halper has been paid lots and lots of money. he does analysis papers

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peter willsman has been suspended from the labour party pending investigation. ifjeremy corbyn and the labour leadership have a jot of feeling about the concerns in thejewish community, peteft to be blown over, and let back in at some point in the future, he needs to be expelled from the nec, be expelled from the party, for now and for good. and this seniorfigure in the party agrees. if this is not dealt with incredibly effectively, and quickly, and i'm saying 14 days should be the time limit, then is the institution capable of being effectively anti—anti—semitic, or is the institution so sclerotic, in some way, that it might itself be institutionally anti—semitic? the party now has to decide what to do about peter willsman. let him stay, or kick him out. let‘s get more analysis on this now from our political correspondent jess parker, whojoins us from westminster. labour must be under excruciating pressure now to act and act quickly when it comes to anti—semitism in the party? act quickly when it comes to anti-semitism in the party? yes and, lo, the labour party i am sure would point out that they have suspended mr wells man pending an investigation —— mac mr wells man.

pete hamby. you have watched beto o'rourke, i think, more closely probably than any reporter in america over the last few years and you noted last night watching this, peters to iowa, new hampshire, south carolina, he went all over texas and did this. he has experience which showed last night when he finally chose to do his first national event. >> yeah, i mean, that's right, a lot of reporters were tweeting about this last night, a lot of people watching the town hall. o'rourke has done over 150 town halls not just in these early primary states, he's done them in virginia, ohio, wisconsin and california and i think there's this narrative that's taken hold about the candidate in the national press because he's kind of shunned the national press. he's been instagramming and snapchatting and live streaming most of his events. he's been working really hard but he hasn't really been in the national media crafting a narrative, responding to criticisms. in that vacuum this narrative has taken hold that he's a policy lightweight, so much of a moderate squish, that, you know, pete buttigieg has taken his space in the primary, and instead what you saw last night w

the peter willsman case you have just been talking about is an appalling acid test for the labour party, because what petets of other people haven't been. exactly, and i don't think it actually applied to alistair, because they have said just voting for another party is not within the rule. pete willsman is obviously entitled to an opportunity to say what his side of the story is, but we‘ve got the tape, it‘s not going to take long. i think within 14 going to take long. i think within 1a days, this whole process can be concluded. i think the labour party are absolutely right to suspend pete willsman immediately whilst that occurs. the investigation will be short. the hearing only needs to listen to the tape and listen to what peter willsman‘s got to say. and if this is not dealt with within 14 and if this is not dealt with within 1a days, one would be very worried that the processes were not agile enough to deal with what is a terrible problem for the labour party, that is why the pete willsman case, the case you have been reported, is so important. it is a test. it is a barometer against which people can

. >> sandra: peter doocy live from new hampshire with this this morning. >> good morning. mayor pete told potential primary supporters he doesn't think potential attacks by president trump on twitter, who has nicknamed him all -- alfred e. neumann. >> it is hard for everybody to look away. the nature of grotesque things that you can't look away. >> issue of third term abortion he was well received by the crowd when he explained why he supports giving women the right to choose whether or not to have that procedure nearly the end of their pregnancies because he believes there would always be difficult circumstances at that point. >> we're talking about women who have perhaps chosen a name, women who have purchased a crib, families that then get the most devastating medical news of their lifetime. something about the health or life of the mother that forces them to make an impossible, unthinkable choice. >> buttigieg has 6% support right now among all democratic primary voters. even little of that comes from minority voters, the mayor said he thinks it's because many minorities voters h