in orderto robert miller. he was the one who picked him. in order to get a successoi’ picked him.donald trump will have to nominate someone that will be approved by the senate which could be very contentious any narrowly divided senate with all of this hanging over him what donald trump seeing himself the reason why he objects tojeff trump seeing himself the reason why he objects to jeff sessions is the russia investigation. jeff sessions was a senator for russia investigation. jeff sessions was a senator for a russia investigation. jeff sessions was a senator for a very long time and he has allies on both sides of the aisle who will not take kindly to someone who is a trusted friend and an ideological soul mate for many conservatives being kicked out of the attorney general's suite. many conservatives being kicked out of the attorney general's suitem it happens it will be very interesting, thank you. the headlines on bbc news: a fully—electric version of the mini is to be built at bmw's plant in oxford, as the company insists it neither sought nor received any assurances from the

it seems like the witch hunt goes very -- and robert miller took over and the witch hunt goes each waylly: the latest revelation donald trump's second and undisclosed meeting with russian president vladimir putin on the sidelines of the g20. >> i have this cartoon. dry was detriment them was apparently -- trump was apparently alone. what did they talk about? this was a possible answer and i will let you see what putin is said, something along the lines own you." you. -- " i and the president said he is a great man and looks forward to working with you. eight malaysia has banned ban on a song saying it is anti-islamic. >> the country is extremely conservative. a member described the song as porn saying the lyrics could be detrimental. molly: i was not aware of the so and you said i will know it. are the lyrics at that bad? >> translated into english and they are quite raunchy and a bit ridiculous. let me give you an example. let me trespass your danger zone until i make you scream a you forget your last name slowly. i wonder if it would've been so successful if it had been an english. m

robert miller is heading up the investigation. to take the job, and leaving investigator prompted him to take thejob, and leaving his very lucrative law practice, making $9 million, representing companies and individuals, tojoin the million, representing companies and individuals, to join the trump administration as director of the fbi. christopher wray, the man trump has put forward as the director of the fbi was pressed as to whether he thought the russians were guilty of hacking, and if it would be fair to describe donald trump junior and subjected to which aren't? first he was quizzed as to whether hillary clinton's campaign was targeted by russia? de believe the russians did it, when it comes to hacking? de believe the conclusions?” it, when it comes to hacking? de believe the conclusions? i have no reason to doubt the conclusions of the intelligence. would that make it good candidates? interfering with out good candidates? interfering with our elections is an adversarial act. in light of the donald junior e—mail and allegati

this investigation led by special counsel robert miller. hy certainly people are speculating that he has resigned is because he had warned donald trump's lawyers not to go after robert mueller. is the white house going to war over this investigation? that's probably one of the interesting questions and that's what these articles raise. are we heading for a showdown between the president of the united states and this special counsel that has been appointed to look into whether or not rush hour meddled in the us presidential election and whether or not there was collusion between the trump campaign and russia to do so. if you we re campaign and russia to do so. if you were looking at these reports, what they seem to say is that the investigators have been investigated into whether or not there are any conflict of interests, whether or not they've given the money to democrats, whether or not for insta nce democrats, whether or not for instance they have any outside interests that might compromise the investigation. it was if they do then that c

all of which begs the question what happens next to robert miller the special counsel called on to investigate the spiraling russia. investigation. if he goes that's bound to lead to charges that the president. is trying to obstruct justice. but who knows where that will lead. with these bewildering developments in the senate the democrats fired a warning shot. many americans must be wondering. the president is trying to pry open the office of attorney general. to appoint someone during the august recess. who will fire special counsel muller? shut down the russian investigation. even if the president has disagreements with him. which i think are well founded. self centered. and wrong. you don't ridicule him in public. someone who is your close friends. that's speaks to character senator jeff. yeah sure. jeff sessions was the first senator to endorse donald trump during the campaign giving his candidacy a massive boost. and has given the president unswerving loyalty ever since. it's not been reciprocated jon sopel bbc news washington. and joining us now from capitol hill is republican congressm

if jeff sessions is fired, there pay.be hell to any effort to go over -- any effort to go after robert millert the presidency unless robert mueller did anything wrong. the white house denies report. congress has struck a deal on the bill that can limit the president's power to limit sanctions on russia. they will vote on the house bill that includes sections on north korea. white house communications chief, anthony scaramucci tell cnn, president trump may sign the bill or veto it. hillary clinton will unveil the title of her new book. shelvesppened?" his september 12. she promises to reveal unprecedented details of her white house campaign. the upcoming memoir was originally built as a book of essays. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark barton -- i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. vonnie: deutsche bank reporting its weakest quarterly revenue in three point five years, even after reorganizing its banking units. shares lower in germany after reports. ceo john cryan says the focus will be to revise revenue. bloomberg's

. >> bloomberg has learned robert miller is the special counsel investigating donald trump's campaignssible ties to russia and out examining a broad range of transactions involving the president's businesses and some of his associates. give us the details we know for certain. >> we know that bob mueller is looking at a lot of transactions that involved not president trump but developer going back at least a decade or further. anything going into russian banking for trump apartments, miss soho, the 2013 universe pageant in moscow and the sale of a luxury property in palm beach almost 10 years ago. >> the legal authority that bob mueller has is very broad. the language says words to the effect of matters around the russian campaign collusion question and any other matter. hasink robert mueller decided these other matters are part of his purview. he was fbi director for a long time. i would call him a prosecutors prosecutor. he will go to where it have to take him even if it is unpleasant. i don't think he will hesitate to bring down the hammer on donald trump, donald trump jr. -- any of

pay tribute to my friend, neighbor, mentor, and former kentucky commissioner of agriculture, jay robert miller. robert pass aid way last night at the age of 97. he was a legend in agriculture, agriculture education and kentucky politics. he served as kentucky ag commissioner from 1967 to 1971 during the louie nunn administration. before that, he was an agriculture teacher in high school and always an active, life listening farmer. growing up in 4h and f.f.a., my earliest memories include robert miller. he was a mainstay at monroe county area livestock shows and f.f.a. banquets, always helping out and offering advice to current and future farmers. he was a great man who had a positive influence on countless kentuckians. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady om texas seek reck -- seek recognition? without objection the gentlelady is recognized for one minute. ms. jackson lee: mr. speaker, i always applaud when the united states steps in and takes a leadership role to prevent war. i've traveled to the mid east for many, many years as a member of the united st

. >> obviously, robert miller announced that he will be looking into it. said in a tweet, you would fully cooperate with any investigation. >> completely cover 100%. >> turn over everything you have and you feel you already have? you have nothing to hide, that means that you will testify under oath, all of it? >> kat: welcome back to the special late edition of "the fox news specialists" ." donald trump junior telling sean hannity a short time ago that he'll fully cooperate with robert we are there special counsel investigation. is that the wise legal strategy at this point? i would say cooperating with an investigation is wise, eric. >> eric: i mentioned alexander rocha lupa, i will give you what this is all about. a dnc operative who worked in the clinton white house, who also worked with the ukrainian government last year to do opposition research on the trump campaign people who turned it over, which resulted in paul manafort resigning because he didn't want the optics of what she was bringing to the table. this is someone who worked directly with clin

all of this coming with a sharper focus on the man leading the investigation, robert miller. and that's where we begin on this sunday morning. your calls and comments. do you trust the special counsel and his investigation into the president and the 2016 campaign? ur phone lines are open at 202-748-8000. democrats, 202-748-8001. if you are a republican, we have a line for independence and we're also taking -- independents and we're also taking your tweet or join the conversation online at facebook.com/cspan. we're asking you about robert muller in part about a series of weekend stories about the special counsel including this from reuters. let me share you a part of the story. u.s. investigators seeking to turn paul manafort in to the russia probe. that's the headline and here are the details. investigators examining money laundering accusations against ul manafort -- host: the sources did not say whether mueller has uncovered any evidence but they do doing so was seen by investigators in getting his full cooperation in their investigation. nd this there is this -- -- the ful

. >> obviously, robert miller announced that he will be looking into it.aid in a tweet, you would fully cooperate with any investigation. >> completely cover 100%. >> turn over everything you have and you feel you already have? you have nothing to hide, that means that you will testify under oath, all of it? >> kat: welcome back to the special late edition of "the fox news specialists" ." donald trump junior telling sean hannity a short time ago that he'll fully cooperate with robert we are there special counsel investigation. is that the wise legal strategy at this point? i would say cooperating with an investigation is wise, eric. >> eric: i mentioned alexander rocha lupa, i will give you what this is all about. a dnc operative who worked in the clinton white house, who also worked with the ukrainian government last year to do opposition research on the trump campaign people who turned it over, which resulted in paul manafort resigning because he didn't want the optics of what she was bringing to the table. this is someone who worked directly with clinto

other new separate this afternoon is that dianne feinstein said she had spoken to special counsel robert millernd he was okay with donald trump, jr., and paul mena for testifying in an open hearing. >> it will be interesting and insightful, but i must say, when all this news came out, president obama must've went, oh, my gosh, every time she says something she raises more questions than answers questions. >> i don't think so at all. >> if you watch any show she was on, she raised far more questions about the actions that happen in that white house, who knew about what was going on, and in a white house that was politically motivated as that white house was, to think that she was the only person that knew about these unmasking, it requires a suspension of reality. >> what i'm saying is, i completely agree with your analysis, but he's not pounding his head. he is probably thinking, this is exactly how we planned it. susan rice is very well-positioned, probably along with loretta lynch, to be the best place to fall women for the obama white house because they are put in a position to where a lot o

i'm always interested in access, like, you know, like i would love to have access to robert miller'sinvestigation into donald trump, james comey, i think those are, you know, that'd be pretty tough to, to get access to that, but yeah, i'm, i'm really looking forward to like the, the, the really good documentary that's capturing what's happening right now in, in our, in our politics, so i hope it's being documented by someone. my name is laura poitras and this is my brief take on documentary filmmaking. >> woodruff: you can watch additional brief but spectacular episodes at pbs.org/newshour/brief. on the newshour online right now, teens from all over the world, including an all-girls team from afghanistan, were in washington this week to participate in a robotics competition. on wednesday, a six-person team from the war-torn african nation of burundi went missing. but now two of the teens have been found safe, crossing into canada. read more on our web site, pbs.org/newshour. and that's the newshour for tonight. i'm judy woodruff. join us online and again here tomorrow evening with ma

russia, the person we are waiting on isa man russia, the person we are waiting on is a man called robert millert in charge of investigating this affair. he is separate from politics, separate from the fbi, and it is hisjob to come politics, separate from the fbi, and it is his job to come to some conclusion. it'll be his findings which will be key to all of. once he had made —— once he has made his findings donald trump will be hoping thatis findings donald trump will be hoping that is him clear of the russian affair. current eu rules prevent britain signing an agreement until after brexit. liam fox says the talks would cover a number of strands including continuity of existing deals. he has been speaking in the last half hour. it isa it is a cliche for me to come to the us and talk about the special relationship. but the fact the phrase is well used does not make it any phrase is well used does not make it a ny less phrase is well used does not make it any less true. britain and america are united by language, culture, history, security, and of course, and trade. it is perhaps the true it is t

4% initially as we check back in on it now a little bit off of that joining us is robert lewina along with tripp miller, thanks for being here. robert, are you a shareholder of amazon >> i am, you know, personal shareholder and -- and our clients on the stocks, both my and our client's largest position has been that way for quite a number of years. >> are you prepared to look through the results? are you disappointed by them at all, or do you see good things in the report? >> well, i haven't had time to fully digest, you know, the entire report, but looking at the top line it looks like they beat on top line overall and looking at cloud which i know a lot of analysts were eyeing, they beat there as well. nothing that would get me too worried. in terms of eps you have to see what set that off. this is a company that's investing in many different areas. there's many different categories for growth, so there's nothing that i see short term that would impact our long-term thesis for owning the stock. >> tripp, what about you i understand the same deal you're an investor and so is the firm what are your tho

they may not have the information until robert miller's investigation is complete. immature. it makes them look like there are no which had. i think it actually helps donald trump and the president and his team because it energizes his base and supporters and it makes conservatives like myself say that democrats are way off base here. >> do you agree? >> i was a good one. i tend to agree. it would take all that, but impeachment is a little bit far out right now. there were meetings, the e-mails are definitely problematic for the white house to change the story. charles krauthammer and other top conservatives have said this gives the white house lost credibility. is impeachable? not quite yet. wait and see what it points out. it's important for democrats to focus on getting our message out to the american people. what are we for and what are we against? mueller will have something to say in the next couple months. todd: you guys are rand agreement. i will try and show little red meat. the don junior beating change the election anyway, shape or form? >> it's impossibl

he is someone who has put his top son and into miller's team. robert a special counsel and has an obligation to credibility of jim comey versus the president of the united states. that is a conflict. there is a fundamental conflict and they have taken the national stage many times in the past including with john ashcroft in that hospital room many years ago during the bush administration. now, robert mueller is packing his team looking to indict anyone he can with anti-trump people, specifically people who have given hillary clinton money. now we have this person who is in there with an agenda. this is a problem. we cannot have, and for him to say -- come on! for him to say we are substituting one group of people for another, the democratic president fired u.s. attorneys. when they come in, this is nothing new. he's got sour grapes and they are looking, they are gunning for donald trump. >> trish: what should our president do? >> judge jeanine: here's the thing. if we have a saturday night massacre, there is going to be a problem. i cannot imagine that

robert mula the special counsel. leading the russia probe he said that. miller had strayed beyond his rematch words to that effect but the fact is though that special counselg allegations either russia coupled with a failure to sign any real reforms incident all main donald trump's approval ratings ar. at rock bottom six months to the day since he took offic. loved it six months in office donald trump's approval rating is the lowest of any american president. polling began. his popularity decreasing as the scandal over his team's possible collision with russia. in an alleged leads to influence last year's election continues to grow. trumpet back on twitter cooling the probe a witch hunt. and says he wants to remain focused on fulfilling his policy platform. like his campaign promise to reform the healthcare syste. internal party divisions among republicans in congress is hampering progress. a proposed then twice revised bill we failed to get the votes needed to pass the senate. seven years i've been hearing repeal and replace from congress and. been hearing it l

robert muler's team. probing affiliations of muler's investigators. this comes after report that miller's team is examining business transactions by the president and associated. knows those transactions largely resolve russian interest. the president said that mueller will be crossing the line if it investigates business ties. >> reckless with regard of u.s. sanctions against russia. the department says exxon deepen partnership with russia in 2014 signing deals related to oil and gas projects in that contracts. weeks after washington imposes sanctions in moscow for anesming ukraine's crimea and also what happened hen rex tillerson was ceo. lea: white house says president trump still has confidence in attorney general jeff sessions a day after he criticizes law enforcement official. blake berman with the details. blake. blake: attorney general jeff sessions saying thursday that he's not going anywhere. the attorney general says he's not plan to go leave post a day after being criticized by president trump. president trump said he felt it was, quote, extremely unfair that sessions decide t

robert muller is looking for. written proof that the trump campaign was or was not working with the russians. that director miller. for more on the story we can bring in arak listen in washington he's an attorney and a former u. s. state and federal prosecutor thank you very much for joining us on the program this evening. now yesterday donald trump and junior posted a four page email chain to twitter how much of a big deal is this email chain really. this is a huge deal it's impossible to overstate it it that the a lot has been made of it. and it's still not overstating it because this gives the lie to. everything the trump administration and the president himself have said as their primary. lines of defense in the in the whole rush investigation which is that he simply and specifically had no contacts with any russian intermediaries or anybody that he thought. was a russian intermediary in here we see despite these protestation. despite the investigations despite the the senate and house investigations despite the special counsel investigation all that's been made of this in the media. this was never disclosed

skeptical of robert muller's investigation nearly half of those polled agreed the russian investigation amounted to a little bit more than a political witch hunt forty nine percent said miller's friendship with former f.b.i. director james komi is a conflict of interest in forty four percent agree that mahler's hiring lawyers who openly supported hillary clinton was a legitimate concern for more on this we turn to our political panel tonight for the sibila dawn jones former georgia state representative and ed martin president of the eagle forum great to have both of you with us tonight don let me start with you considering that countless hours on the mainstream media and the coverage of the investigations which is polling at fifty percent what do you make of that. well any time you look at these polls you have to break them down very carefully one of the interesting things that is that is that americans believe they're tired of congress and the media spending so much time which creates this witch hunt mentality but how much are they tired of congress dealing with it separate from the media the media must hold donald trump's feet to the fire this is a very important thing and

robert mueller or pardons himself. he can't imagine his republican colleagues standing by if he pardons himself or dismisses miller. --ueller. his lawyer says pardons are not being discussed. nigeria oil output from and libya was not be on the agenda for russia went ok oil producers meet today according to two people. both african nations say they a highed to keep at level before they join the global effort. producers including saudi arabia and russia are gathering in st. petersburg to assist the effectiveness and the international accord. it's not about adapting to market conditions or the market adapting to what we are agreeing. it's just with the assistance of , if i'mnical experts writing the dynamics of the current market which you will agree with me, has been increasingly complex. and challenging. in public, mass protests across the country have extended to an eighth straight night after parliament defies allies including the u.s. and european union, giving the nation's ruling party more control over judiciary. protestersion backs to veto the legislation which they say is not a threat to poland's democracy. emma

robert mueller's legal team. that's according to "the new york times" and "washington post." some of those concerns could include the fact that several of miller'segal hires have made big political donations to democrats, including hillary clinton and former president obama. also, one of the lawyers on miller's team represented the clinton foundation. plus, he was considered for the fbi director position after james comey was fired. and the special counselor and comey are friends and former colleagues. trump attorney jay secular says they want to make sure mueller stays within the boundaries. "he will have to stay within his mandate. if there's drifting, we're going to object," but richard blumenthal who sits on one of the committee is investigating russia's interference in the election says looking into mueller's team raises serious questions. >> trying to draw lines, redlines or boundaries, and then intimidating or threatening a prosecutor, i think verges on potential objection of justice. >> sandra: , newt gingrich questioning why mueller would put such a team together, suggesting that something sinister may be a play. >> it's hard to underst

miller is on the ground. we are going to break down the fx markets. we are going to be joined by the former u.s. deputy treasury secretary, robert tinted to put politics and g-20 in context. the and besser of the -- the ambassador of the united states, what better man to put the geopolitics into context? and stock markets, the german bunds market, does it really ignite the bond market around the world? let's show them at the bottom of this screen. after hours, they hit the highest level since may. this is treasuries and equities, down to more than 1%. does the bond market trigger liquidation to cover the margin calls from your bond market snap. thiswas last time you saw kind of combination. that was referred to as a taper tantrum. that was the federal reserve. this time you are looking at a coordinated, or i'm sorry, a cohort of central banks that could be shifting the paradigm of banks. because of that number back in january. del rio says stimulus -- if you break 2.6% in government bonds, we still have a distance to go, the market rally is over. i talked about stocks having declined, you see a little bit of a reprieve. nasdaq j

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miller. matt, there was a veiled threat, i would think, maybe it's just the lawyer in me or at least a warning to robertn lines and if you actually find something that might be illegal that i've done in the past, and you cross a red line and follow that, then you've crossed a red line, and there seems to be some sort of warning there. i'm not saying that's obstruction of justice, but what exactly is that? and how do you -- how do you process what the president said about the special counsel? >> i think you're right. i think it's very much a warning to bob mueller. it's a little strange to basically threaten to obstruct justice in the pages of the new york times. not a lot of people would do that in the open. and i think you have to interpret it as the president is testing the limits. he's testing what he'll be able to get away with. this is basically a challenge to congress. i've said openly now on the record if bob mueller looks into my finances, i may get rid of him. is congress going to let him get away with that? he crossed a red line when he fired bob mueller. you don't fire an fbi director because