even paris scituate that 1st starts of by munich they were eager to assist in phone forward robert lewandowski who had already scored 5 in the opening to bundesliga games but the clash between the champions in the side currently bottom of the table did not go into form initially jump o.b. n.c.o. snatch it in the 6 minutes of minds with bias defense all over the place but was struggling to get into the game but the level that came on 36 minutes. the score a 5 it's a low good look from paris it. just before the break the hosts won a free kick all about took his time. scoring to make that salute cracka. the austrian is becoming a real specialist. the floodgates open for button in the 2nd half this time come out such a parasitical 31. an impressive home debut at past the hour mark and kingsley competent only at. the beginning to fall apart and easy finish for the france international. then who else but levon dusky joining the party is well on his way to becoming the league's top scorer yet again after just 3 match days the 61 grant was completed by substitute alfonso davies. and the tough taskmast

elsewhere, robert lewandowski was among the scorers as bayern munich began their bid for a 6th europeannst the 1991 champions red star belgrade. mislav orsic scored a hat—trick as dinamo zagreb thrashed atalanta 4—0. and manchester city won 3—0 at shakhtar donetsk, with goals from riyad mahrez, ilkay gundogan and gabrieljesus. we start with a good result and the way we played was real good. u nfortu nately, way we played was real good. unfortunately, in the first 10—15 minutes in the second half, where we created chances to get the game over, and it was open but all the quys over, and it was open but all the guys they were fantastic so, yes, good result, better than last season. in the asian champions league, there's a big name casualty as holders kashima antlers are out. they were held to a 1—1 draw by guangzhou evergrande in the 2nd leg of their quarter—final on wednesday, with the chinese side going through on away goals. after a goalless first leg in guangzhou, anderson talisca scored the opening goal of the tie, the brazilian international, former brazilian international heading th

by and travel to leipzig web 2 top scorers went head to head to no fan of school for robert lewandowski 6 you can make it count on the big stage. and to attack the powerhouses clash times don't want to host a live acoustic will nail down shots don't want to bounce back from defeat well live accused of being touted. the title race. that and more to come i'm max morrow welcome to the bundesliga we begin in light sake as i'll be hosted by in munich in a clash of heavyweights a perfect opportunity for you we are not ghost month to show he can lead the bulls to the next level that top of the table with 3 wins from 3 but faced their 1st real test baffling byan who off to a shaky start looked back to their best before the international break could they put a dent in light 6 perfect record. oh you leonardo's man's life seeing really ready to challenge by and that was the question on everybody's lips as his team looked tomes with the serial champions in an early season tester but with just 2 and a half minutes gone thomas mullo won the full high up the pitch and sent robert levin dusky thronged

and we turn to german football now and robert lewandowski and philip continues relationship finally blossomed last weekend in byron's win against cologne this week byron took advantage of a trip to bottom club potter born to go to the top of the table. robert leventhal ski warmed up for this clash with 9 goals in the bank after just 5 match days 3 more than the entire part of born scored it was almost a surprise then that the pole wasn't on the end of felipe could see neo's cross in the 15th minute searching every with his 1st goal of the season. could see no was signed by the blind bosses to posses just like this one his teammates a reaping the benefits already. the roles were reversed on 55 minutes in every up the brazilian to top whom from close range yahshua kimmage with a pass continuo would be proud of in the build up the brazilian magic is clearly rubbing off on his teammates. 68 minutes in and palatable and finally showed some fighting spirit by the program pulling one back for the home side midway through the 2nd tough surely they couldn't could they. not on a robot 11 dove skis watc

minutes fire and started with tino in advance in advanced midfield and the brazilian shown robert lewandowski netted byron 2nd taking his goal tally in all competitions so far this season to 9 the poland striker is becoming increasingly indispensable for the german champions at home and in europe tiago and thomas miller combined for a late 3rd. let's take a look now at what some of the other results were in a thrilling night of european football greek side olympiacos came back from a 2 nil down to draw with last season's runners up top to tottenham and atletico madrid also fought back to draw 22 with your ventus germany's leverkusen suffered a disappointing defeat at the hands of lokomotiv moscow and the big result of the night saw french champions p.s.g. secure a big 3 no win over it in madrid. and a reminder of the top stories we're following for you israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has called for a coalition government with him in the top job centrist leader benny gantz also wants to form a coalition but with netanyahu and with himself as prime minister. a taliban truck bomb has

said he understood what the president wanted sessions to do that was all according to lewandowski's testimony to robert mueller lewandowski wouldn't answer questions about that, or much of anything else that mattered in his testimony today. instead, for much of the last three hours he's been repeating this refrain >> i'm trying to adhere to the white house's request. i answer questions that are provided in the mueller report only so i'm trying to reference that report direct ly about your question, congressman. >> the white house directed not to disclose -- >> did he ever discuss with you any concerns that he may have committed a criminal offense >> the white house has directed not to disclose the substance of any discussions with the president or his advisers to protect executive branch confidentiality. i recognize this is not my privilege. again, congresswoman, i recognize that the privilege is not mine but i've been asked by the white house -- congressman, i'd be happy to answer your question or have the conversation by yourself if you'd like to ask me a question, i'll be happy to answer. >> no, i'm

corey lewandowski to take dictation and lewandowski wrote as fast as possible to make sure he captured the content correctly." the source of that sentence from the robert mueller report is corey lewandowski's own 302, his own interview with the fbi >> okay. now, you stated earlier today that president trump asked you to take down dictation, quote, many times, is that right? >> it is >> but on page 91, volume 2 of the mueller report it states, "the president then asked lewandowski to deliver a message to sessions and said, quote, write this down, close quote this was the first time the president had asked lewandowski to take direct dictation." the first time >> those are not my words, those are the investigator's words. >> right did you lie to bob mueller or are you lying to us? >> i didn't lie. >> okay. you're not really here to tell the truth. you are here to participate in a continuing cover-up. >> now, if he did tell the fbi that was the first time the president had ever told him to write something down and then he said today under oath, oh, i had been told to write things down taking dictation for the president many times, this is a totally normal

says former trump campaign manager corey lewandowski who never worked for the white house did not reveal private conversations with the president beyond robert mueller's report. corey lewandowski is expected to attend the hearing as its sole witness tomorrow. democrat jerry never tells fox news all this is a shocking and dangerous assertion of executive privilege and absolute immunity. >> disturbing video show mob style attacks in downtown minneapolis garnering national attention tonight at as mattson tells us the city is also dealing with a police officer shortage. >> we have to warner views this video as violent and difficult to watch. minneapolis police tell us so far 16 people have been arrested for targeting vulnerable people whose valuable items like cell phones. in one video young male is punched and kicked in the head, a mob gathered around him, beat him until he is unconscious and he is out cold. appears something is taken from his pocket. the victim tells fox news he is currently not living a normal life and cannot drive to work. and another video two males appear to be attacks, repeatedly punched. they fight back but one is knocke

of course since these men lewandowski had no role in government, he could not do that, and he did not. instead he told robert mueller that a former sessions senate aide would deliver the message. he did not either. corey lewandowski never work for the white house and does not have immunity from testifying before the committee today. still, the president told him not to say anything that was not in the mueller report. democrats contend that that is continuing the president's pattern of obstructing justice. republicans insisted that the questions have been asked and answered. john roberts is live at the white house for us this afternoon. >> good afternoon to you. i think that we saw corey lewandowski strategy right from the get-go. with this hearing. doing his best to just stymie the democrats, particularly the chairman nadler and use whatever tactics possible to delay this. that's when nadler asked him a question about the mueller report and lewandowski went on and ran out the clock and the chairman's time by saying i don't have a copy of the report. i need a citation. i cannot answer a question about the rep

so the democrats on this committee want to know more about what corey lewandowski told robert mueller, as least as it relates to the instances in the report where president trump leaned on lewandowski to get a message to the former ag to limit the scope of the russia investigation and describe it as, quote, very unfair lewandowski says he never relayed that message but quick reality check here, i don't think -- in fact i can say with some certainty that corey lewandowski intentionally will not seed any new ground to democrats. he is a trump loyalist and he is running for the new hampshire senate seat and he says excited about opportunity to remind the american people today that there was no collusion, no object construction there were lots of angly democrats who tried to take down a duly elected president. >> it seems to say a lot of it, hashtag 2020. >> he's echoing the talking points of his former boss president trump there, too. >> so there's a couple of new things that are coming in as it relates to the white house asking some of these other top officials not to comply, former top

>> i believe he asked me to orccordi tmessage for jeff toidl lewandowski's own notes, mr. th the special counsel, robertller, to limit his jurisdiction," because the asesident was "being treated very unfy. if sessions refused to meet, "lewandowski should tell sessions he was fired." in didn't you think it was a little strange that the president would sit down with you one on one and ask you to do something that you knew was against the law? >> i didn't think the president asked me to do anything illegal. g> reporter: and yet, lewandowski never followed through. >> you got cold feet. >> you chickened out. >> i went on vacation. ( laughter ) >> you went on vacation. >> reporter: lewandowski is considering a bid for u.s. senate from new hampshire and he made the most of his time in the spotlight today on capital hill today, tweeting out a link to tweeting out a link to his new website during the hearing, which lasted just over five hours. norah. >> o'donnell: and we posted it as well. there is much more ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news." tens of thousands go without pay veter a payroll company abruptly

lewandowski. he testified for five hours and was grilled for an incident in robert mueller's russia report ri potenti obstruction of justice bpreside. >>> thwitnes answer the quesithout further delay. >> repor never workn buars he g an unusual order from the president. >> he dictated to you exactly what he wanted you to put into the mouth of attorney general jeff sessions, correct? >> i believe he asked me to deliver a message for jeff to consider delivering himself. >> reporter: according to lewandowski's own notes, mr. trump wanted sessions to, quote, meet with the special counsel robert mueller to limit his jurisdiction because the president was, quote, being treated very unfairly. sess re landowskihould tell sessions he was fired. >> didn't you think it was strange that the president would sit down one on one and ask you to do something that you knew was against the law? >> i didn't think the president asked me to do anything illegal. >> reporter: and yet, lewandowski never followed through. >> got cold feet. you chickened out. >> i went on vacation. >> reporter: lewandowski considering a bid for

robert mueller's investigation. the committee has subpoenaed trump campaign officials corey lewandowski and rick dearborn and white house staffer rob portman. donald trump awarded mariano rivera with the medal of freedom. mister rivera spent his entire 19 year major league career with the yankees and was a member of five world championship teams. he was the first player to be unanimously elected to the baseball hall of fame. [applause] >> thank you very much, everybody. the sandman. my wife asked me why the sandman? first lady. because he put the battery to sleep. a lot of people don't know that. the yankees fans know that. watched it for a long time. thank you for coming. the first lady and i are delighted to welcome you to the white house. we present the nation's highest civilian honor, the presidential medal of freedom, to american baseball legend, maybe the greatest pitcher of all time, big argument, you see the greatest peach are? reliever we want? there is a real question he may be the greatest pitcher in the history of baseball, mariano rivera. when you hear the stats you know why i say that. i want to congratula

lewandowski the president tweeted. after it instructed him not to discuss his conversations with the president outside what's in robert mueller's report. the white house has stopped former aides from testifying before by invoking executive privilege. it's reserved for government employees. lewandowski has never worked in the white house and hasn't worked for trump since the 2016 campaign. >> it's not my idea to provide this letter. >> reporter: trump watched him testify as he thrflew on air fo one. trump said he would rather not meet with the iranian president in new york next week. as the white house continues the point the finger at iran for the weakened weekend attack. >> the united states of america will take whatever action is necessary to defend our country, our troops and allies in the gu gulf. you can count on it. >> reporter: vice president pence didn't definitively confirm it was iran but he warned the u.s. could take action. >> the secretary of state is traveling to saudi arabia today to discuss our response. >> reporter: trump's trip west comes as he's trying to woo hispanic voters ahead of the 2020 electio

during the hearing, lewandowski admitted president trump asked him in june 2017 to pressure then-attorney general jeff sessions to rein in special counsel robert mueller's investigation. that directly contradicts lewandowski's public statements on tv earlier this year. consulting attorney barry berke, hired by democrats to cross-examine trump's ex-campaign manager, played a clip of lewandowski onon msnbc last may. >> did you hear ththat, sir? msnbc youou saying on don't ever remember the president evever asking you to t involved with jeff sessions or the department of justice in any way, shape, or form. that was not true, was it, sir? >> i heard that. >> and that was not true? >> i have no obligation. they are just as dishonest as anyone else. >> so you are admitting you are not being truthful in that clip, correct? >> my interview can be interpreted any way you like. amy: house judiciary committee chair jerrold nadler said he may seek to hold lewandowski in contempt of congress over his refusal to answer the committee's questions. ahead of the hearing, lewandowski used the twitter hashtag #senate2020 to hint that he'll seek the republican nom

from some of the members who went well after the chairman of this committee that corey lewandowski did admit that robertueller and his team of investigators got it right when it comes to this specific obstruction question, how the president leaned on corey lewandowski to convey a message to the former a.g. that he wanted him to curtail the russia investigation and talk about it in less than flattering ways. i will say this about everything that we've seen transpire today and i should mention this hearing has about 90 minutes yet to go. we have not yet seen this new framework that this committee voted into fruition last week. we've not yet seen that where we'll have a half hour from the committee staffers from the democratic side and half hour from the committee staffers on the republican side putting specific questions to corey lewandowski so that might put some points on the board for democrats. but i talked to a staffer and said you agreed to this new approach why not have the committee staffers do the questioning first? his response was, well, you're assuming that this whole thing was about getting a

however, there was a moment of substance, at least one there where lewandowski admitted to something that robert mueller and his team laid out as an obstruction of justice. it is when the president told corey lewandowski to get jeff sessions to unrecuse himself from the mueller investigation. watch this. >> that's what he wanted you to deliver to attorney general jeff sessions, correct? >> i believe that's an accurate representation. >> and he wanted you to deliver it to jeff so that jeff could say it to the people, right? >> i believe so. >> so before we get to the theater of this, jeffrey. how important was that moment? >> well, you know, it really was extraordinary. hank johnson, the congressman from georgia, is the only member of congress who really was able to engage with lewandowski. otherwise lewandowski was stonewalling. but the point of that exchange is that here's lewandowski coming into the white house. and donald trump dictates word for word an instruction to lewandowski to tell jeff sessions then the attorney general about how he could unrecuse himself from the russia investigation

robert mueller's investigation. the committee has subpoenaed former trump campaign official corey lewandowski and rick dearborn and former white house effort rob porter -- staffer rob porter. morning, robert costa is a political reporter and moderator of pbs's washington weekly. let's start with the news that happened over the weekend. -- been a loomings question over the 2020 campaign. how will the supreme court as an issue factor in to the campaign? trump,in 2016, president then candidate trump was able to use the issue of the judiciary as a motivating force for republican voters. he said you may not like me as a candidate, but if you want to make sure conservatives are on the bench, you want me in the white house. democrats have yet to make a forceful case on top of all the other arguments they are having on health care and policy about the future of the court in these new issues about justice cavanaugh -- justice kavanaugh could bring issues about the supreme court into the fore. host: what do you think the state of play is right now? many who are running, where do they stand right now? guest: it is hard to see how p

, i would say this -- corey lewandowski is the first impeachment witness to appear before the house of representatives judiciary committee since former special counsel robert mueller testified in july about his investigation of russian election interference. as we wait to hear from corey lewandowski, we do know from catherine's reporting of the white house has instructed him not to talk about conversations he had with the president, after he became president. including an exchange of the white house that democrats view as evidence of the president obstructed justice and may need to be impeached. all of that off the table. it basically is whatever he has told robert mueller, and the mueller report. we know the democrats wanted a dramatic reading of that. perhaps they will get another one today. let's go to republican congressman andy biggs of arizona, who sits on this committee, and will have the opportunity to question the president's former campaign manager inside the hearing. this is like grabbing you for a quick selfie before it all begins. what will you want to ask? >> first of all, i just want to make sure he has plenty of opportunity to clarify with

robert, there were moments today and the mueller report, for example, says president trump told lewandowskijeff session, right, to you know, say the whole thing is a hoax and it is unfair. that is at the core and it's documented and that's what happened. now, lewandowski said he didn't think the message was illegal and he did not deliver it, but we all knew that from the report. the reason he didn't deliver it and it was supposedly completely innocent and i want to play a part of the exchange for you, robert? i never delivered the message. >> you chickened out. >> i went on vacation. >> how long was your vacation, mr. lewandowski. >> it was lengthy. at least two weeks. >> but you were summoned again to the white house on july 19th, 30 days after the original june 19th meet, true? >> i believe that's accurate, true? >> i believe that's accurate, yes. >> he was called out here. he never did trump's bidding while on vacation, and that was a joke and he did not do it for weeks after that weeks after the vacation. was that callout effective. >> you have to recognize what's going on here and lewa

lewandowski is gave it back to them better than they gave it to him. kennedy: it sounds like they were not prepared. most people dread going before the committees, you saw how robert mueller reacted, he looked exhausted and annoyed. corey lewandowski was empowered at this trolling. >> corey is about 50 or 60 years younger than mueller, that gives him a little bit of an advantage. kennedy: 60 years younger? >> as majority party, democrats, they get their talking points together. i saw several interviews with members of house judiciary committee after the hearing, they stuck to their talking points, but on the panel, they were unprepared, reason they were unprepared and fumbled, they were facing a witness who is not only smart but street smart, that is very dangerous if you are invite a witness to appear before your subcommittee, be careful who you ask. kennedy: i agree. and i don't think they did a good job of anticipating his answers and reaction. and you know corey lewandowski is not one to push away political theater, he did take the opportunity to tweet out his senate launch. during the recess. and there were some members like jeffries who were upset about, tha

also keep in mind when robert mueller, i talked to corey lewandowski about this last night. finished he was not impeded in any way. there were no barriers put forward by the white house. they talked to everyone they wanted the talk to. at some point it spins out. >> sandra: jim jordan took on a similar point. corey lewandowski worked with the trump campaign for nearly two years and testified they did not collude or coordinate with russia. sounds familiar. james comey sitting at the same table as lewandowski same answer. bob mueller same table, same answer. time to move on. mark meadows on the double standard. >> it is two standards. they'll bring in a janitor if the president uses the wrong recycling bin to disparage the president. when it comes to democrats and wrongdoing they don't want to have witnesses or anybody there because they are afraid of the truth. >> sandra: reaction will continue to pour in on that and more on your show tonight. breaking news on iran if i could get your thoughts. saudi arabia has now come out and said it was -- that the attack on their oil facil

lewandowski's own notes, mr. trump wanted situations to, quote, meet with the special counsel, robert mueller, to limit his jurisdiction, because the president was, quote, being treated very unfairly. if sessions refused to meet, quote, lewandowski was supposed to tell sessions he was fired. >> don't you think it was strange that the president asked you to sit down and do something you knew was against the law. >> i don't think the president asked me to do anything illegal. >> reporter: and lewandowski never followed through. >> you got cold feet. >> you chickened out. >> i went on vacation. >> reporter: lewandowski is considering a bid for u.s. senate from new hampshire and made the most of his time here in the spotlight today, tweeting out a link to his new website during the hearing, which lasted over five hours and just wrapped up, norah. >> we posted it, as well. >>> tens of thousands go without pay after a payroll company abruptly shuts down. what some businesses are going to do now. well, here's to first dates! you look amazing. and you look amazingly comfortable. when your v-neck looks more like a u-neck... tha

and why it's so important today is corwin lewandowski is the first fact witness following robert mueller who everyone thought was going to provide some life and some information about the actual book. i call it a book, the report at this point in time. >> it is a book. >> it is a book. i own it. the issue here is the agenda he has. more importantly, he's so central to this case in the sense that his name appears multiple times. why? because it shows the state of mind of the president of the united states, to show people what he was thinking, when he wanted the special counsel to look the other direction, not pursue this case. what was his beef with jeff sessions? it was more the issue of not recusing, or was there something more to it? one person, corwin lewandowski, he didn't follow the direction. why didn't he do so? what was the reason for that? did he know it was illegal in some way and the president is claiming, i had no idea? we'll see. >> so he never worked for the trump administration, right? so assuming, as the white house is asking that he not answer questions about during that

robert mueller. yesterday coryry lewandowski r d appeared before our committee to answer questions pray he early testified before congress a number of times. the result remains the same. the president neither conspired nor colluded with russians. to impact or influence the 2016 presidential election. the russians did try to interfere, they set up facebook accounts, et cetera but that was under the obama ministration, not trump's, so if there was insufficient effort to protect america from the russians, it was obama's fault, not trump's. today thet american people might finally get some insight on how the original fisa application that then fbi director jim comey and other senior officials obtained at the democratic committee and the hillary clinton campaign, how that began, could you please tell us under what circumstanceshi the i might seek a fisa warrant to investigate to american citizens? >> they can seek a fisa warrant and we would first need a case open on the individual where we would have facts of the person opposed to national security which he has to have a tie to a foreign power and generally h

robert mueller. >> those were your notes, mr. lewandowski. they were in your safe.y were dictated to you and written down by you. did you givthem to the special counsel? >> i comply with all legal and lawful requests. ng well, obviously you are once again obstrucur instigation by refusing to answer questions. >> i answered your question. i said i replied with all requests by the special counsel. >> this is very typical of the now five hours and running of this hearing, jud >> woodruff: lisa, your reporting is the democrats had another goal in all of, this one that miebe they're haabout the result from? >> desjardins: i think that's right. a more praatic goal for democrats was to show that corey lewandowski and more importantly to them president trump and his warehouse are obstructing justice in this probe itself, by preventing him from answering questions, by saying that o top aides, rick dearborn androb porter, who were also subpoenaed to testify today, were not able to bause the whiteouse blocked themfrom doing so. all of that,the democrats are arguing, shows a pa

. >> lewandowski confirmed that president trump asked him to pressure jeff sessions about the robert ler probe, but said the president never asked them to do anything illegal. lewandowski says he did not relay the message because he went on vacation with his children to the beach. it was quite a showdown. >> are you the hit man, the bagman, the look out, or all of the above? >> i think i'm the good-lookig men, actually. >> you don't think it was illegal to just? >> part of the democrats frustration as they were not able to hear from two former white house aides, rick dearborn and rob porter, who were directed by the white house not to appear. so they were left with two empty chairs and a feisty corey lewandowski. harris? >> harris: mike emanuel, thank you very much. meanwhile, some democrats have admitted to axios that lewandowski hearing did nothing to galvanize support for president trump's impeachment. let's bring in jason rants, radio talk show host for ktth in seattle, washington. good to see you today. just looking at it as pure information yesterday, where the democrats able to

lewandowski is the first witness to appear before the committee since special counsel robert mueller in the trump administration. but white house counsel has informed the committee that mr lewandowski — who is thinking of running for a senate seat in new hampshire — will not be addressing any conversations he had with the president unless those subjects were already mentioned in robert mueller‘s report. we're joined now from new york by criminal defence attorney caroline polisi. throughout it all, and to the best of my recollection, i don't ever recall having any conversations with foreign entities, let alone any helping to manipulate the outcome of an election. as i have said publicly many times, anyone who attempted to illegally impact the outcome of an election should spend the rest of their life injail. election should spend the rest of their life in jail. president trump was among those listening to that statement, and he tweeted such a beautiful opening statement by cory lewandowski. thank you, corey. no surprise, fireworks from the get go. and lewandowski is living up to his r

political reporter and moderator of "washington week" on pbs, robert costa robert, what were your initial takeaways from corey lewandowski's and did anyone come away looking good >> the democrats were trying to paint a picture of president trump and his conduct to illustrate the mueller report and the new incidences in the mueller report that mr mr. lewandowski was part of, like that interaction about then attorney general jeff sessions but the political context here, mr. lewandowski may run for senate in monday ha-- new hampshire and he's trying to position himself ahead of that. >> was he successful >> he certainly cast himself as a trumpist in his confrontational politics and is someone who would run for the senate, not just as a conservative, but as an ally of president trump. >> were democrats able to get anything out of this hearing besides corey lewandowski admitting that he hasn't told the truth on cable tv, which we already knew >> the democrats were able to say, here's a little bit more information about what happened in the mueller report, but there are tensions in the democratic party to move forward with impea

robert mueller. yesterday corey lewandowski appear bfrd our committee for several hours and again answered questions and he's testified before congress and the result remains the same. the president neither conspired nor colluded with the russians to impact or influence the 2016 presidential election. the russians did try to interfere. they set up the facebook accounts, et cetera, but that was under the obama administration's watch, not trump's. so if there was insufficient effort to protect america from the russians it was obama's fault, not trump's. today, the american people might finally get some insight on how the original fisa application that then fbi director jim comey and other senior fbi officials have obtained at the behest of the democratic committee and the hillary clinton campaign, how all of that began. mr. orlando, can you please tell us under what circumstances the fbi might seek a fisa warrant to investigate an american citizen? >> a fisa on an american person we first need a case opened on that individual where that person poses a threat to national security where he's had tied to

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on tuesday, testimony from president trump's former campaign manager, cory lewandowski, on the possible obstruction of robertueller's investigation by president trump. they will speak before the house judiciary committee live at 1:00 p.m. eastern on c-span 3. wednesday, a hearing on the mental health of migrant children. we will hear about the mental needs of those children currently being held in the care of the health and human services refugee resettlement office. you can see that at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. thursday, eugene scalia, the son of a late supreme court justice, will testify before the senate health, education, labor and pensions committee on his nomination to serve as the next labor secretary. that starts thursday at 9:00 a.m. eastern and on c-span 3. >>> president trump and first lady melania trump will host the second state dinner of his administration as he welcomes australian prime minister scott morrison, and his wife jenny morrison. watch guest arrivals and dinner toasts. our live coverage begins friday at 6:30 p.m. eastern on c-span. online at www.c-span.org. or listen, on the free

the lewandowski meeting was mishandled, and some of the robert mueller testimony. it didn't turn out how jerry nadler wanted to be. is that why adam schiff is taking more of a lead now? >> harris: that's interesting. >> ed: nadler's hearings have not gone the way democrats plan. >> harris: emily, coming back. >> jeanne: speaking of the quarries, he mentioned that for two years nadler has talked about what he has. the public remembered when cory booker stood there and said, "this is my smartest moment," and nothing happened. the public are members with their seeing. they're a member of the grandstanding. that also comes in a play. as pelosi mentioned, whether it's public perception, they have a memory for help congress has behaved. we've seen unfold before us and all these hearings. >> harris: joseph maguire is inside of the senate side. that's behind closed doors. we are covering it. we don't know how long exactly this could take. stay with us here on "outnumbered." as the news pops we are bringing it to you. noon board members. we have some great new ideas that we

congressional hearing lewandowsky appeared before a panel considering whether to impeach the president because the 1st witness to appear before the committee's former special counsel robert muller testified last july when i was asked to look into russia's role in the 2016 election and with the trumps campaign polluted with it. india has banned the production and import of electronic cigarettes because of health concerns that follows 2 u.s. states banning flavored versions of the products federal health investigators are concerned by a rise in severe breathing illnesses linked to very pink manufacturers are accused of targeting children and turning millions into nicotine addicts. a quick check of the headlines here at al-jazeera partial results in israel's repeat election showed me a deadlock between the 2 main parties it's unclear whether prime minister benjamin netanyahu or his main challenger benny gantz will have the 1st opportunity to form a coalition government a prime minister needs 61 seats to command a majority in parliament. a palestinian woman shot by israeli security forces in the occupied west bank has died of our injuries in hospital israeli media say she wa

corey lewandowski is said to appear to discuss the report by robert mueller.t is unlikely that democrats will get much newon as they decide whether to draft articles of impeachment against the president. says nopean union brexit talks have been scheduled for coming days despite or is johnson's office insisting that meetings would soon begin on a daily basis. an eu spokesperson says the commission is available "any day, any time, every day," if the u.k. wants to meet, but she says it is the responsibility of the u.k. to propose legal options to move the talks forward. in afghanistan, a suicide bomber targeted a campaign rally by the president today. the president was not hurt, but at least 20 people were killed and more than 30 were wounded. hours later, an explosion struck near the u.s. embassy in kabul, killing at least 22. the taliban claimed responsibility for both attacks. the violence came as afghanistan faces elections on september 28, about the taliban vehemently opposes. the u.n. says warring parties in south sudan are forcibly recruiting children to j

congressional hearing lewandowsky appeared before a panel considering whether to impeach the president he was the 1st witness to appear before the committee since former special counsel robert muller testified in july but it was also look into russia's role in the 26th election where the trucks campaign colluded with it. and in dozens of factors across the u.s. almost $50000.00 general motors workers have stayed at home for a 2nd day talks have so far failed to find an end to their strike article hain joined a picket line in michigan. flint michigan a small midwestern city trying to rebuild it's mostly known for a water quality crisis and intense poverty. but now the usual quiet here is a new kind of soundtrack. are the sounds of support a passing kind of praise for these general motors workers forming a ring around their factory along with almost 50000 others across the country who are now on strike no doubt. 6 the situation carmen smith finds herself in is a big reason why they're striking she's a temporary worker have been here almost 4 years i get nothing no bonuses no profit share no nothing no fair wages i make half of what they make an hour drive to 5 people to make

abuse of power, largely witnesses that were named in robert mueller's report, people like don mcgahn, the former white house counsel, cory lewandowski, hope hicks. lewandowski has agreed to come in. we expect to have him come in this month. we have additional witnesses we will be interviewing some using staff to interview and others we'll have them come during a public hearing. this is all to educate the american people. there already is a mountain of evidence that donald trump committed multiple felonies. >> congressman, do you understand the critique that the southern district of new york found donald trump to have committed a felony campaign finance violation in their investigation that robert mueller found donald trump likely to have committed ten criminal acts of obstruction of justice and that it's this time to educate the public may have been squandered? >> the so we know if you look at what happened during watergate, it takes a while to get all the facts out to the public. i wish everyone would watch your show on msnbc. that's not the case. we do have to continue to highlight these issues. and it's something to have marrying

lewandowski in the witness chair. when he wasn't clamming up or clashing with democrats, he did confirm that mr. trump asked him to try to help limit robertto house judiciary committee

administration, but that didn't stop the white house from instructing lewandowski to limit his testimony to what was covered in special counsel robert mueller's report. >>congress and the white house is directed not i'm not disclose the substance of any discussions with the president advisers to protect executive branch been in geology and i recognize this is not my privilege but i'm respecting the white house's decision. >>the white house blocked other former white house aide rob porter and rick dearborn from testifying at all. >>i think we should call this what it is in absolute cover up by the white house. >>after slamming the investigation in his opening statement. >>as for actual collusion or conspiracy. there was none. what there has been however his arrest for this president from the day he won election. >>lewandowski did acknowledge that president trump asked him in 2017 to deliver a message to then attorney general jeff sessions asking sessions to limit the mueller probe and not investigate the trump campaign. >>president trump was hounding you about 20 you don't deliver that message. correct, completely inaccurate congress