this is roger clinton's son. >> oh. >> all the years heard of roger clinton over the years.his new modeling career. >> yeah. >>> now to a very sad story. actor shilah lebouf, latest movie sold one ticket. one ticket. >> like, entire movie theater got sold out? >> one single, solitary ticket. >> must have become an expensive ticket. >> he's become known for artistic stunts in recent years than his actual movies. >> apparently the last thing i watched, starring shia was the time he was watching all of his movies in reverse order. we were all watching shia watching shia. >> may not be a huge surprise when "man down" opened in united kingdom, it sold one ticket. means it made less than $9. i wonder if he bought the ticket. is he the one? can oompa-loompas swim by the way? oompa-loompas swim by the way? everything. i love you, but sometimes you stink. ♪ new febreze fabric refresher with odorclear technology... ...cleans away odors like never before. because the things you love the most can stink. and plug in febreze to keep your whole room fresh for up... ...to 45 days. breathe h

in august, trump confidant, roger stone, tweeted about clinton campaign chairman john podesta.trust me. it will soon be podesta's time in the barrel." then on october 7, wikileaks began publishing podesta's personal e-mails. it was the same day the department of homeland security and director of national intelligence publicly accused russia of carrying out the cyber attacks. today, a year after the russian operation began, sources say the f.b.i.'s investigation is nowhere near over. it involves dozens of agents in washington, new york, and london. the n.s.a. and c.i.a. are also gathering intelligence from inside russia. despite his denials, investigators believe the operation was authorized by russian president vladimir putin himself, and it involved both cyberattacks and information warfare. >> this is actually what happened to us. >> reporter: according to testimony yesterday before the senate intelligence committee, 15,000 operatives worldwide participated in spreading false news stories and conspiracy theories online. those activities are also part of the f.b.i.'s investiga

clinton we were going to publish. when you hear adam schiff saying, roger stone said that wikileaks publications are coming, we were saying -- i was saying on tv interviews that we had publications that were coming that were about hillary clinton. stone predicted we're going to publish an october 4. we did not publish on october 4, that was our 10 year anniversary. literally, there is no prediction he has made in relation to us that have come true that have not been public. you know, you have to admire the chutzpah of power -- of how he desiresed on democratic to see a connection and has exploited that in order to sell these books and gain promise. it is impressive he is laid out a piece of bait that he understands the democratically aligned press will leap forward and put that book and them out. him amy: we are going to get a break and come back to this conversation. julian assange speaking to us from inside the ecuadorian embassy in london where he has been holed up for almost five years. we will be back with julian and a moment. -- in a moment. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and

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and roger stone somehow got advanced word about the hacked hillary clinton e-mails, e-mails that ourted states intelligence says came from the russian intelligence, was hacked by the russian intelligence. could this all be coincidence? sure, but a lot of these people have been less than forthcoming about the contacts. last month, judy, you asked carter page whether he met any russian official during the campaign. >> woodruff: i'll ask again, did you have any meetings last year with russian initials russia, outside russia, anywhere? >> i had no meetings, no meetings. >> of course, eventually, he acknowledged that wasn't true, he met the ambassador at the republican convection. >> woodruff: and he said that after he told me just the opposite. lisa, what about financial connections between the president, people around him and russia? >> the president, for so much of his life, was the c.e.o. of the trump organizations. let's look at the business side of the trump organization to russia. the white house has few direct connections. one, the president sold real estate to russias, and mr. tr

especially when you look at the bernie sanders-hillary clinton - >> there is no organization. there is the old will rogersout the member of an organized party, i am a. there is a certain tolerance for dissent that i think is natural. if that upsets you, there is nothing you can do about it. democrats do disagree. i think they are pretty united. they do not like what trump is doing. >> dana: before i lose you, i want to ask you but one of the things president trump talked about, which is the dairy fight, the farmers up and the northern states are having with canada. he said that the canadians are being unreasonable and that they need to get to the table. do you agree? >> not really. >> dana: this is not going to solve any problems. [laughs] >> this is the fifth of the five biggest trading partners that he has started a trade war with. if we want to sit down with canada and mexico and renegotiate parts of nafta, we could do that. the tpp, what you got rid of, actually was a renegotiation of nafta. we could agree on a bunch of the best parts of tpp, just go out and declare our friend's enemies. >> dana: how

clinton's chances. if the fbi discovers true evidence of collusion, paul manafort, roger stone arc variety of different people, if they gets proven it will cast a pal on trump's victory that history will mark forever. >> he knows that sning he does know that. that's why he is so defensive about this because all these arguments i won pennsylvania or wisconsin or this or that. who cares? in the end, was there collusion in an american election, we now all accept it happened. to what effect, we don't know. but it happened. if it happened and there was aid and comfort given by the trump campaign, that is a big, big deal and it will make the election seem imlegitimate to people if, huge if still, if it's proven. >> go ahead jeremy. >> john's question is right, that's an important question, about collusion, but that's the question about the political optic. from the national security optic, custom is something i focus on and people who i talk to focus on there is a bigger question, which is what is russia doing to american national security. >> yes. >> and can we count on a president -- a commander in chief t

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jersey not against and or more hillary clinton or donald trump or any of the republicans or democrats. because in jersey man we get no respect. we're like the roger of states. there's something wrong with me for wanting to do the this but i feel it because i hear it from the people. >> he would be judged as a test case of whether trump style populism -- >> i am the voice. >> -- is the secret to getting celebrity politicians into the office. >> we're tired of the status quo, tired of the system. it is time to rip it up. >> what makes you think you'd be a successful governor in. >> because i'm of the people. no one thinks of the people when they run for office. they never think of the people. it's always the machine. >> as acelebrity he has a uniqu window into the government. >> why don't you make a deal with the conservatives that want you in there. step aside. >> if you do that, they can deliver you votes. >> then i'm bought and sold like everyby else. >> there may be no better time than now. donald trump and bernie sanders have proven there's an appetite for outsiders. >> i fell in love with persbernn my radio show. >> and this from a guy who kn

from fox news, defended roger ales as well, all of this talk during the campaign that ales was one of the advertisers helping him create a debate strategy against hillary clinton. donald trump got caught on a access hollywood hot mike saying he wanted to grab women by their private parts and do it because he's a star. talk to me a little bit more about donald trump defending o'reilly and what that says? >> clearly donald trump sees certain people like roger ales and bill o'reilly and someone on his level and self-made success story. at the top of his game for decades. the ratings that he would get for his show completely blew everybody out of the water and it was -- it's really an incredible achievement for the ratings they got. he maybe saw himself sort of at a parallel with bill o'reilly, accused of certain things he did not think were correct accusation. they also share something else, they share a lawyer, markas wits, sending out interesting statements -- >> saying it was liberal media out to get him. >> yes, pegging it to this political smear campaign. also actually repsented donald trump in a few defamation cases and helping him on the case in part when

clinton campaign. this is on top of the already know about russia's connections to trump, associates like michael flynn, carter page, roger stone, and the new attorney general jeff sessions. paul manafort, a former trump campaign manager appears to have laundered money from the party of and ask leader of the ukraine with ties to russia using accounts. -- lobbied me for a russian billionaire close to put in to advance putin's agenda by influencing politics and news coverage inside of the united states of america. >> will the gentleman yield? >> no. >> this oligarch paid $10 million a year for this work. it is right in front of us. fort alsod to -- mana was the architect of the republican national convention last year which mr. trump change the party platform to the most pro-russian since before the cold war. as an any good investigation we must follow the money. the financial times reported an investigation that he conducted uncovered evidence of ties between one venture and an alledge money-laundering network. using the title deeds, and correspondence, investigation found that the comstock family accused of laundering mil

clinton and chuck shumer and many others. much to discuss with this group. former republican presidential candidate rick santorum. jen psaki. vati nasr. and mike rogerersublican chairman of the house intelligence committee. senator santorum, is there any part of you that's worried at all that we are headed for any sort of a quagmire in syria? >> i think if you listen to nikki haley today, if you listen to the president, what president obama just said is not the only alternative which is a massive force of people going into injury. what donald trump indicated they will do a proportional response. they will make sure we know america is engaged. that doesn't mean marksy was trying to says regime change, lots of troops. i don't think the president is interested in that at all. he's interested america has influence and will use our power appropriately. >> there are a lot of obama administration officials who are happy about what president trump did and had wished president obama had done it in 2013. why did he seem to see a more pin prick strike for want of a better term as not so much of an option, it was either all in or nothing? why was there no middle g

weaponized information against hillary clinton and the implication of numerous trump advisors and unseemly relations with russia, including michael flynn, jeff sessions, roger stone, paul manafort, carter paige. my community has watched the intelligence investigation lapse into confusion, obviously at the behest of the white house. last month they cancelled public hearings which would nclude the testimony of former acting deputy attorney general sally yates. this alternates between -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. mr. beyer: trump-russia is a hoax. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from arkansas seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> i thank the speaker. today i rise to recognize the boy scouts of america which for the first time was recognized by the boy scouts as a journey to excellence program as a gold level council, the highest award possible. the journey to excellence program is designed to encourage excellence and rewards success at all