comment on brennan clapper and seuss an rice's email. but we haven't gotten to the bottom the unmasking, the leaking of raw intelligence, which we know a crime was committed on general flynn. at least i do for somebody who served our country for 30 years of his life. what do you think of these new developments? >> finally we get to find out who is behind the curtain, and it's going to the very top of the last administration. we've been talking about fisa-gate or memo-gate. we'll probably talk about obama gate. look at the facts already. sean brennan, google who this person is. john brennan in 1976 voted for gus hall, the communist party candidate for american president, and then he joins the cia four years later. then obama eventually makes him director of the cia? a man who voted for the communist party to take over america? look at susan rice. >> hannity: i'd never heard that by the way. that's news to me. i'll dig deeper >> it's on cnn. >> hannity: if it's on fake news cnn, it's got to be true. >> it's on the washington examer and cnn

it is 10 minutes after the hour, a bombshell new email from susan rice, heavy hitters. the russia probe, wait until you see this one. lady liberty too political, a fight, olympic hockey goalies could force them to get an equipment makeover. donald trump cutting red tape and a multibillion-dollar budget, is this good for the economy? we said, here to break down the time. heather: hundreds of illegal immigrants risking their lives trying to enter the united states. mexican authorities capturing 506 different operations. many of them stepped into trucks without food or water. others crammed into safehouses bordering the us. no word on charges. democratic attorney general's intensifying their fight against the question are you a us citizen? more than a dozen states centering a blistering letter to the trump administration targeting the 20/20 centrist, they claim many illegal immigrants do not respond out of fear leading to a significant underaccount. the doj needs the citizenship data to force the voting rights act. the decision was made by next month. in the meantime donal

and let me -- >> sean: what do you make of susan rice then?hat's the biggest cya i have ever seen in my life. >> look at the arrogance of it it's not even subtle. it's straight out of shakespeare the lady doth protest too much. when you have sent email to your colleagues in your whole career by the way make sure we do everything legally just like we have been doing, wink, wink, you know what i mean? >> sean: last word, jim. >> just one thing. the unmasking part of all of, this that's "the big story." the u.n. ambassador samantha power, 260. >> sean: 300. >> at least 260 unmasking requests, why? >> sean: in a year. >> unmasking americans? why? that's "the big story." >> sean: we will get to that too. last word, jim. >> i agree sebastian, absolutely. just the tip of the ice beg have you mentioned for months now this unmask something going to be a huge thing, uranium one. you know, even benghazi. i mean, obama basically turned loose the sycophants in the intelligence community and others really to conduct all this fraudulent crap around the elect

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rob: rice hasn't of february 22nd to respond.for the russia probe, we are learning former fbi director james comey told lawmakers last march michael flynn did not lie to the fed. according to the washington examiner, comey believes the former national security advisor was telling the truth when asked about contact with the russian ambassador. he was a report contradict special counsel robert mueller who charged flynn with lying to the fbi, no evidence the trump team colluded with russia. the illegal immigrant and 7-time felon acquitted in the shooting of kate steinle is expected to plead not guilty to federal gun charges today, facing one count of felony possession of a firearm and one count of illegal immigrant in possession of a firearm, felony possession was the only conviction in a november trial, the jury sentenced an accident, he faces ten years in prison. attorney general jeff sessions doubling down on efforts to stop them is 13 telling law enforcement officers in washington dc his goal is to wipe the notorious gang off am

did susan rice know the warrant application included a dossier from mr. steele when he was on the payroll of the democratic party? >> bill: catherine herridge is at her post inside the hearing room on capitol hill. let's start with you and that hearing today. good morning. >> thank you, bill. this is one of the biggest hearings of the year for the u.s. intelligence community. it brings together the leadership of six different agencies to testify publicly and to help congress set the budget priorities. so we're talking about al qaeda, isis, also talking about something called the gray zone, the battle space between peace and conventional warfare. it is where bad actors go to play to level the playing field against the united states if they cannot compete militarily or economically. so think like actors such as north korea, china, and russia and the use of cyber technology. the other thing to be watching for today is this committee hopes to make public its initial findings on the russia investigation looking at russia's interference in the 2016 election. dn

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i think susan rice has a lot of questions she is going to have to answer.hy would you would you all of a sudden right as you're leaving the white house to that email saying obama said do it by the a book. it's an odd thing to do, she was trying to create a record. why did she feel the need to do that? it was clear, by the time trump got inaugurated, you had the permanent bureaucracy and the holdovers, they were feeding information on a daily basis. the first two or three months of his administration was constant bombshell reports all based on anonymousny sources. all based on former or current u.s. officials. e that started from the day he got elected all the way to theel appointment of robert mueller as special counsel. >> tucker: the dossier itself which was the center of all of this claims that trump was cultivated by russia intelligence for five years prior to becoming president. is there evidence that'sde true? >> think about what they used for carter page. the idea that russian oil companies with were going to give him a 10% stake or 20% stake in a co

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where do you want to find the truth or confusion, susan rice.p wins and january 20th, inauguration, at 20:15, 15 minutes after she loses job, she sends herself e-mail with notes about a meeting that happened with president obama 15 days earlier. steve: and this is part of the letter that she wrote to herself 15 minutes out of job still using the white house equipment, she typed out president obama began the conversation, this is talking about oval office meeting regarding russia collusion, started the conversation by stressing his continued commitment to ensuring that every aspect of this issue is handled by the intel and law enforcement communities by the book, the president stressed that he's not asking about initiating or instructing anything from a law enforcement perspective, he reiterated that our law enforcement team needs to proceed as it normally would by the book. that all sounds like exactly how a lawyer would describe, okay, if you're going to have a meeting, you should do it this way, the question is, is that what happened and what

amazing amount of details like that letter to susan rice. we have seen it we have actually seen the letter. that is something maybe 10 years ago the measure people wouldn't even see. so we are seeing at the very basic dynamic at least some kind of shenanigans funny business leading up to this. >> and how is by the book shenanigans? >> committees and that this investigation will make a difference. >> martha: felipe, the reason that by the book, i guess, is getting attention was in quotes. they are wondering why she wrote it on january 20th on inauguration day rather than january 5th or january 6th. >> i think no matter what susan rice wrote or font orson tax, we would be having this conversation about it as far as mike cad goomichaelgood win is concerned. as negative he's gets and every time he can take two paths he takes the more conspiratorial. george papadopoulos is the reason investigation started. we are conflating the investigation starting and the fisa warrant. the investigation started either late spring or early summer. and that was

sally yates and susan rice herself.ccording to rice in this email, obama instructed the officials in the room to consider withholding national intelligence from the incoming trump administration in case they were compromised by russia. in other words, almost two months after the presidential election, barack obama viewed trump not as his democratically elected successor but as a traitor and a russian spy. obama viewed himself as someone who somehow had the right to withhold government documents from an elected president. that's not the behavior of someone who believes in democracy. and, yet, that meeting set the tone for that year and all subsequent arguments since. democrats have treated trump and his elections as illegitimate ever since then. and at the heart of their case against trump and this administration is the steele dot yea. so this day the dossier is the only publicly available document that details alleged collusion with russia. now, of course, we have talked a lot about the dossier on this program. but rela

or rice bunny so the rice bunny hash tag is usually used with the m o g s of rice bowls and bunny heads chinese women have been using it to expose sexual harassment they're also utilizing other hashtags in chinese like i am also and hashtag me to in china now according to the website the conversation the name change for me to to rice bunny around january nineteenth of this year when the hash tag need to was blocked in china users on the social media site we bow then started hash tag rice bunny in china to continue the campaign the page now has more than two million views now feminist censorship is not new in china in two thousand and fifteen the chinese government arrested five women now known as the feminist five for. observing international women's day and handing out stickers and anti sexual harassment buttons now the hash tag feminist five has been used to try to free them along with a facebook page marking the outrage over their arrest groups in washington d.c. and new york city have gathered to put more pressure on the international community to let them go so far though that has

rice: we have to constantly remd ourselves that we are a country of immigrants. i hear some things that are said about immigrants-- you know, "they come here "because they want to take advantage of the...the social welfare system." really? the united states doesn't really have an extensive social welfare system. if you wanted to do that, you'd go someplace else probably, not here. people don't come here because they want to be on welfare. no, they want to come here because they really do believe that they can make le better for themselves and for the next generation. american national identity, from the earliest commentators oit, has been all about freedom and aspiration and clearing the ground for acevement and the fulfillment of dreams. and we're hesitant to blars any factors beyond ves for the failures that we inevitably encounter. there are instances in amecan history where that mindset, that psychology tually is quite palpable, and, in fact, what happened to my father in the 1930s is a prime example. my father grew up in a working-class irish american family

january 5th and susan rice note to self-just hours before they leave the white house.em a little odd that letter that she is ending out? >> yeah. look, the idea, sean, that any of these people in the executive branch under president obama,the branch he oversaw that any of these people, comey, lynch, mccabe, the list goes on, strzok, page, ohr that any of these people freelanced this without at least the tacit approval of the president or his white house really strange con cruel to at this here. >> sean: pam, youd me this 4rer9. susan rice's email she sent to herself in the waning hours of the obama administration. how do you interpret it my interpretation is cya. >> of course that's what it is. to say that the president united states barack obama didn't know what was going on is ludicrous. that's why monica's brilliant op-ed made so much sense. fundamental transformation of a nation. that's what president obama wanted to do. cya all of them. hillary elected so he could not only protect his liberal agenda but also to protect himself from everything that the country woul

rice has been a great partner back in this. we had a joint meeting on ms-13 back in may or june and i want to thank her for her cooperation and bipartisan spirit on this. with that, i recognize the ranking member. >> thank you, chairman king. mr. glenn, what are the largest russian gangs that you have come across and what are the kind of criminal activities that they're involved in? and how are you trying to combat russian cyber crime? >> so our focus in the western hemisphere has been on latin american gangs, ms-13, 18th street. russian gangs in the western hemisphere has not been a focus. what i can do is take that question back to those who focus on -- on russian law enforcement matters. >> but they -- if you're talking about transnational criminal organizations, i mean, the russians, given what they did during the elections last year, have to be front and center on -- i mean, just out of curiosity, is there any focus on that at all? i'm not saying take away from ms-13, but if you're looking at transnational criminal organiz

5th and what susan rice, a note to self, just hours before they leave the white house.'t that seem odd, that letter? she is sending out? >> yeah. the idea that any of these people in the executive branch under president obama, the branch he oversaw, that any of these people, comey, lynch, mccabe, strzok, page, ohr, that any of these people t freelanced without the tacit approval of the president and/or his white house really strange credulity. >> sean: pam, you read this letter, susan rice's email she sending to herself in the waning hours of the obama administration. how do you want to? >> that is what that is. to say thatt the president didnt know what was going on is ludicrous. that is why monica is a brilliant op-ed made so much sense. the fundamentalse transformation of the nation, that is what president -- then candidate obama -- wanted to do to our country. now it iss all of them. he wanted hillary elected so he could not only protect his liberal agenda, but also to protect himself from everything that the country would find out. >> sean: it won't cover up all of

at a rice patty. village. assault a a wooded area. i was just totally caught in the rice paddy. a battalion commander said i'm going to send in charlie company , where should i put him? -- 50n here 50 or delay, yards away was a prominent -- up to the woods. andid put him on that dike we will be close enough that we could support each other. then we could go on in and do great things. he said ok. we kept trying to get in and still could not get in. about 200own and meters away i saw these helicopters going in. commander ielling said what the hell is that? why didn't you put them where i told you to? now you have two companies of their years and we can support each other -- up there ears and we can't support each other. -- said alpha six you just talk to me now. he said what can i do for you? i said i would love to have some artillery. to the wood line. charlie company never got out of the rice paddy. theirf the reason is m-16s would not work. one thing i learned from the vietnamese was that the m-16 is extremely sensitive -- an extremely sensitive weapon. you do not oil the m-16,

so obama, comey, sally yates, biden and susan rice in the oval office. they just had their briefing. quote, president obama began the conversation by stressing his continued comment to ensuring that every aspect of this issue is handled by the intelligence and law enforcement communities by the book. the president stressed he's not asking about initiating or instructing anything from a law enforcement perspective and reit hated our law enforcement team needs to proceed as it normally would by the book. from a national security perspective, however, president obama said he wants to be sure that as we engage with the incoming team we're mindful to ascertain if there is any reason we cannot share information fully as it relates to russia and then the whole next paragraph is classified, totally redacted and picks up at the bottom of the page. the president asked comey to inform him if anything changes in the next few weeks that should affect how we share classified information with the incoming team. comey said he would. so this was initially cloassifid as t

fields in order to harvest rice they have burned markets or blocked access to other markets they have with along with vigilantes they have looted cattle buffaloes cows basically all of the range of wealth has been taken away and it's been made impossible even to go out to harvest rice fields and so the result has been now you know growing food insecurity and people consistently telling me in recent weeks when i was in bangladesh that they are arriving now in bangladesh because they have been driven to the point of starvation and so at this time in particular in the aftermath of what was a horrific campaign of violence involving widespread killings widespread sexual violence against women and girls in the targeted burning of range of villages we need to address these issues first in the culture of impunity that is allowed to me and my military to get away with this as well as the underlying conditions that we say amount to apartheid in terms of the long standing denial of the ability to move around freely to access education to access health care is the population has been systematical

and susan rice there. and this issue they're talking about is the investigation of russian meddling in the 2016 election so why should rewrite this thing to herself 16 days after it occurred? why would she put the phrase by the books in quotation mark what would be the purpose of this? unless something came to her of the president's attention. between january 5 when the conversation occurred and january 20th when she wrote this e-mail to herself. that caused her to want to either varnish the meeting, acknowledge its existence but put a good tbloses on it. because president obama told chris wallace our own colleague as well as others -- i never discussed any of this. with law enforcement or intelligence. particularly what the fbi the president of the united states doesn't get involved in micromanaging these investigations. wow. that is defied by -- the text we have seen from two characteristics in the fbi that text each other 55,000 times in a two-year period in which one of them said this is lisa paige pet

. >> yes, lamb and rice, you know, that is okay. >> this ace i low combination.hey are ledded with every meat and every filler, chicken, beef, liver, rice, corn, grains. >> these le combination diet, lamb and rice limits the ingredients of your diet you are feeding your pet. i call them trial. feed it for four to six weeks your pet gets nothing but lamb and rice and if your petties not allergic it should do well on that diet. >> and it is fine. >> eight-dollar bag. >> if not try a different trial. look for a chicken and potato diet. >> okay. >> moving up to the next little more expensive. this is all kangaroo diet or limited ingredient kangaroo diet, new fad too. these patients come back allergic to beef, chicken. these combinations are developing different meats, salmon, low ingredient, kangaroo, no rice in, grains. if your pet has a grain energy , feed him kangaroo fine pet has a meat allergy may in the work for your pet. >> we are almost out of time. >> next up we have a salmon and rice formula. this is more different type of , ingredient, little more expensiv

i was just totally caught in the rice paddy. a battalion commander said i'm going to send in charlie company, where should i put him? down here, 50 yards away was a prominent dike up to the woods. i said put him on that dike and we will be close enough that we could support each other. then we could go on in and do great things. he said ok. we kept trying to get in and still could not get in. i looked down and about 200 meters away i saw these helicopters going in. i told the battalion commander, i said, what the hell is that? i told you where to put them. why didn't you put them where i told you to? now you have two companies up to their ears in alligators and now we can't support each other. gun damage. it.god damm he said alpha six, you just talk to me now. he said what can i do for you? i said i would love to have some artillery. we got into the wood line. charlie company never got out of the rice paddy. spent the night down there. part of the reason is their m-16s would not work. one thing i learned from the vietnamese was

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you're going after poor old susan rice and brennan. can you say those names backwards really fast? >> hannity: what are you giving up? maybe i'll give up the e-cigs that i got ridiculed for using for giving up cigars >> are you a vapor, sean? are you veeping? >> i'll give up that and my beer at the end of the night. just ruin my whole life >> no, sean, that was a great show tonight, awesome as always. thank you so much. we'll see you back here tomorrow night. all right. >> tonight. you're not going to want to miss a moment. andy mccarthy is going to explain why senate investigators are calling an email from susan rice disturbing. joy behar and the gals from the view are hitting the vice president for his faith. we'll discuss it all with monica crowley. if what's the message behind the obama's bizarre official portrait? illegal immigration and the job that we won't or can't do. that's the focus of tonight's angle. a big immigration debate is underway on capitol hill. mitch mcconnell is saying you only have one week to do the whole thing. i'm telling you, watching this thing, the sam

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and even the president knew, the susan rice memo to self is very revealing to me. >> absolutely. it is so transparent, it simply talks to the ability or the inability to be subtle about a cover up when you are no longer the national security adviser. let me just make one comment, i was listening to your monologue and something occurred to me listening to the last segment. robert mueller was empowered to do what? to investigate whether there was collusion, whatever that is between the trump campaign and russia. the rod rosenstein press conference started with what statement, sean? there is no evidence despite what russia did that there was any effect on the election. that's how he started. so what are we talking about? why are we spending millions of dollars? the former kgb officer, i get it, but if you start with the assertion that nothing happened to change the election, then why don't you dissolve the whole special counsel? >> sean: that should have happened a long time ago, and you should never have been allowed to put the abusively biased team together. let me read you someth

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committee chairman lindsey graham and chuck grassley now want rice to explain what they are calling ansual email. the revelation comes as house democrats are pushing for a release they say counters the republican one that raises serious questions and concerns about fbi surveillance of the trump campaign volunteer. jordan -- joins us live, good to see you. >> hey, shannon. >> shannon: i will read a little bit from the grassley-graham letter. they say this was sent at about 1215 on inauguration day. "president obama began the conversation by stressing his continued commitment to ensuring that every aspect of this issue is handled by the intelligence and law enforcement communities "by the book." the president stressed that he's not asking or initiating -- he reiterated that our law enforcement team needs to proceed as it normally would buy the book." what does that email say to you, if anything? >> why was the president at this meeting? i don't want to do anything, i don't want to ask anything. i'm not asking anything. this we know is about trump and russia because the briefing that came

the good news is that the rice paddy made for a nice soft landing. the bad news is that it made for a nice soft landing. what happened is the force of the fall mired him in a rice, mud, and muck mixture that he cannot get out of. it was like quicksand drawing him in, and he still had on his heavy gear, his parachute, and he was so loaded down that he just couldn't move. to make matters worse, he noticed that the sticky green rice swamp was turning a bright red color and he managed to pull his arms out and saw that they were both bleeding profusely. he did not know how he had been injured upon bailout, but he had deep cuts in both arms. all he could do was wiggle and twist and try to get enough leverage out of the swamp to boost himself out. that's exactly what he did and he took off running for the mountains. keep in mind he still had on his heavy g suit, a survival vest, two handheld radios, 38 ammunition, water bottles, and flares. he started running and it started getting quieter and quieter. when he had bailed out it was noisy because there was a

rice said it's our data.uld do with it as we please. >> when this company threatens to sell your data, they're basically holding you hostage. >> law professor anna hunt refused a secure data rescue contract. she noted how one paragraph guarantees not to disclose data to third parties. yet another authorizes selling the data. >> they are completely at odds. >> next we visited two long-standing data recovery companies for their reaction. >> that just shocked me. >> it upset me, made me angry. rinks drive savers in nevada and recovery data in l.a. say data recovery companies do hold customers' data, but only briefly for shipping trouble. >> after 40 days it's purged. >> they complain the rules are murky because data recovery is largely unregulated. >> i wish there was some kind of regulation put in place that you had to go through this process to be verified. >> should it be regulated? >> i would welcome it. >> reporter: hundreds of companies offer data recovery services on-line, so how do you choose one? these

is the outspoken critic of her welcoming refugee policy and the choice would signal a shift to the rice and it could also appease calls for fresh talent in the party as would the replacement of you your collection there as the minister for agriculture now the forty five year old is known as a loyal ally of markel and the face of another ally the current defense minister ursula on the lion is also on certain the chancellor may allow her to keep her position despite a series of gaffes in the bundeswehr on july and has been tipped by the way as successor to merkel. well for more on this now we're going to cross over to. the used political correspondent at the c.d.u. headquarters in barely berlin standing by for us now merkel is tipped to give an outspoken critic stand a job in her cabinet why would she be doing that. because she has to prove that she is hearing loud and clear those voices of criticism that i'm asked after those elections is just remind ourselves this elections will be four months ago with the c.d.u. did come through as the strongest party but that was by no means a victory

and on friday, former clinton administration labor secretary robert rice will be at the first parish church in cambridge, massachusetts, to talk about the economic and social cycles societies experience and their effect on the common good. that's a look at some of the events booktv will be covering this week. many of these events are open to the public. look for them to air in the near future on booktv on c-span2. >> visions and values were compelling to me, offering a clear pathway away from my past, a chance to contribute to the greater world out there and still retain my family's love. if mario cuomo could do it faced with a different set of challenges -- like not speaking english until he was 8 years old -- then so could i. how, then, could i tell mario cuomo that a story would appear in the press the next day linking my brother, our name to john gotti? how do i talk about organized crime in my family with the one italian-american elected official who personified the complete opposite? i picture myself on the 57th floor in the press conference room at the world trade center tower

rice and norway's mara spirit and has become the most successful winter olympian of all time tell us about her she isn't easy to run out of the powder civs is going she's been such a legend of cross-country skiing she'd already won four medals going into this event this is the final one of the olympics the thirty kilometers mass start and she just dominated really she could i had never looked back she's won numerous well titles in world cup titles and there she is winning and now the olympic gold that's a fifteen million people medal which makes her the most decorated win for them as you say supposing compacted all i know abuse and so really a very fitting way for her to bring the custom down on her limpid career absolutely incredible performance and she also significantly how turco entry in the overall medal now let's take a look at the medals any big surprises yes surprises disappointments didn't i think . maybe slight disappointment for germany because that four man bobsled they had one gold and then that put them top of the medal table temporarily then mary bugan comes along and