and in the audience roger malone a pro gun advocate. he's cools the source to firearms legislation brought him to one nation's in a circle. and what i thought so. here . is the public face of gun rights astray or. rather my leave from we don't have al rights as god i honestly thought looted and they've just come out with legislation that picks on farmers gun crime has been decreasing at a steady right in the means on. social media. roger has a reputation for high level connections within the pro-gun community in the united states including senior executives such as chris cox from the national rifle association. no no not really. roger has made it clear to america's gun lobby that he wants more guns in the hands of the strains here in louisville kentucky and the n.r.a. can't all be disagree please bear with us there roger miller who is here all the way from sydney australia my goodness gracious and this is your first entering the first annual meeting and it's a very impressive show the event was expected to attract seventy thousand peopl

roger stone wants it too. judge jackson may be ruling on that issue as well before this whole thing is over. joining me now to get into this, former federal prosecutors, they've been studying these filings. good to see both of you. >> thanks for having me. when you look at roger stone's filings, what everyone thinks of him, he appears to have some evidence and makes the point that he's entitled to. >> so the interesting thing about this is that federal discovery is a pretty cut and dry issue. there is a real rule 16 of the rules that says what a defendant is entitled to if he or she makes a request. and then there's some additional provisions. you get, for instance, evidence that tends to prove your innocence. so stone has filed these motions. they really won't expand the universe of discovery he's entitled to. >> and that discovery as we know is included in what people see on the screen. the only reason we know what his arrest looks like. he got that video and then leaked to it sinclair. right? he has been, h

so says this somewhat random filing in the roger stone case today. that's how we learned from the justice department there's going to be multiple versions of mueller's report. this is news. we did not know that there was going to be different versions of mueller's report for the public and the congress. this is the first time there's ever been any public notice of that. we didn't know that some members of congress are going to be allowed access to some less redacted version of the report. we can surmise who they might mean. oftentimes when the justice department or other national security agencies try to make distinctions like that where some members of congress are allowed to see stuff and others can't, usually they're referencing the top leadership of congress and also the intelligence committees. sometimes it's also the leadership of other committees that have specific oversight responsibilities related to the matter in question. we don't know exactly who they mean when they say a limited number of members of congress will get this less redacted v

roger, but without our answer, just like you said, from mueller because even one roger was indicted,process crimes, obstruction of justice, witness tampering. at nothing to do with conspiracy to defraud america connected to the russians. so if mueller's team knows for a fact that roger never coordinated or colluded with the russians were anybody associated with the russians, i don't see what the senate would need these emails for. >> tucker: have you been charged for a crime? >> no. never. >> tucker: did you collude with russia anyway? >> no. >> tucker: roger stone has not been charged with that. >> i'm sure that was an internal debate because i was in there with the mueller team for hours and the people that mueller selected such as jeanmarie, who would have been conflicted out of representative donald trump civilly because she had represented hillary clinton, i am surere was pushing to get tht conspiracy against -- >> tucker: why with a senator, republican, the chairmanns of ts committee, be doing this? >> that's a really good question. the vice chairman, the ranking senator on the

over three years roger filmed with concealed cameras. can you go the hundreds of hours of hidden camera recordings. and yeah you. can out of the it's already been a live look. at the hotel in washington d.c. the one nation delegation relaxes with broacha as it prepares for potentially game changing meetings with the gun lobby. and they happy that the media is well out of sight. a little bit but i've done a little trick about sunday and i've got an i'm going to do it yet and see that's why you get up so much like you know it's stuck you know all i hope this is. james ashby is a key political strategist and chief of staff for the right wing party. he wants the n.r.a. to provide one nation with its electoral clout and know how to value their jobs lose or rather. that's one stock to look to to behave. larry that's really the thought this week for folks who. are going to. his colleague steve dixon dreams about what he do with lots of money living like a drug lord with an arsenal of guns. i'm going to have a right to feel better and you know a

i find that they selectively picked roger to throw that indictment at the end. just the record, you are allowed to have conversations with roger stone and not be pulled before the senate committee too. you don't have to explain. and the idea of the senate, really when have they helped donald trump? he's getting victories on his own. >> tucker: how about the country? there is a whole country 320 million people waiting for help and they are subpoenaing your conversation. senator byrd is welcome and there is an answer we haven't thought of. he's welcome on the show sincerely and we hope you will come, sam, good luck. >> sam: thanks. george washington mascot may soon be abolished. you can imagine like my three guesses promote white supremacy. is it a symbol of that? what is the truth? joining us after the break. more so students on the campell -- campus that don't feel comfortable so it doesn't matter what other students think and it makes them feel uncomfortable. colonial and white men coming to take people's land. ♪ my reputation was trashed online, i felt complet

>> are you leading to roger stone? >> roger stone as well, but julian assange. >> once he's here, right, sort of things start all over again, if you will, i think in terms of his relationship perhaps with u.s. prosecutors. once he's here and the reality sets in that he's facing the charges for which extradition is sought and perhaps additional charges related to the 2016 election, he may change his mind in whether he's willing to cooperate with prosecutors. he's indicated so far that he's not inclined to be a cooperative witness with u.s. prosecutors. thatted be against his credo, if

over three years roger filmed with concealed cameras. can you go the hundreds of hours of hidden camera recordings. and yeah you. can out of those without even a live. at the hotel in washington d.c. the one nation delegation relaxes with roger as it prepares for potentially game changing meetings with the gun lobby. and they happy that the media is well out of sight. a little bit but i've done a little trick about saturday and i've got an i'm going to do it yet and see that's why you get up so much like you know it's tough you know all this about you know. james ashby is a key political strategist and chief of staff for the right wing party. he wants the n.r.a. to provide one nation with its electoral clout and know how to value their jobs lose or rather. that's one stock to up to to behave. that's right if the felt that we were what was. going to save. his colleague steve dixon dreams about what he do with lots of money living like a drug lord with an arsenal of guns. i'm gonna look at what your veterans are not the ones twenty five or

i was in cornwall with roger, oui’ man... i was in cornwall with roger, ourdrummer. man...ll with roger, our drummer. one giant leap for mankind. it was the very early days of queen. we were doing a tour of cornwall at the time with the legendary drummer of cornwall, roger, and we were in his mum's house, clustered around this tiny little television screen and we all watched it. it seems like the most incredible thing ever. and to me, it still seems fresh and new and exciting, this is the speech age —— space age, but i'm 50 years older and no one had ever done a 3d book on the whole apollo history and we thought, can we do it? is it possible? is there enough material? so my good friend claudia who spent her whole life travelling through nasa archives, sifted through and found lots of images which looked promising. the astronauts were trained in 3d mostly but very often i think they were too busy to remember and practise it, but they we re remember and practise it, but they were taught how to take a picture here and a picture they are and it would become a 3d picture so occa

va roger, cambio de velocidad y no puede mandar el centro. atento rojas y cobra rÁpido en la salida. arteaga que va subiendo. no lo pudo bajar Álvarez. segunda que intenta bajarlo. la segunda si es buena. se va se va con tarjeta amarilla. pensÉ que habÍa logrado huir de la escena del crimen. mark: anna eshoo logrÓ su cometido. me parece inteligente. aldo: y a cobrar otra vez desde abajo. se permite acomodarse en su zona. arteaga que se frena y otra vez.usted escucha los reclamos desde la tribuna azul crema. en/sigue y se fue ahogando. tenÍa para mucho mÁs y descuelga el amÉrica. acelera y encuentra el apoyo con roger. cambia de velocidad. filtra la pelota y el regreso es bueno. se salva el santos laguna porque la contra vaya que prometÍa. >> prometÍa pero le falta la claridad del Último pase. de escoger bien la Última acciÓn y creo que saliÓ perdiendo muchÍsimo en la final de copa. que era el jugador que para mÍ estaba haciendo la diferencia en esa zona. pero ya serÍa recibiendo en zona de 3/4 y creo que es lo que le falta a este amÉrica. >>

roger mcnamee, co-founder and author of "wake me up to the facebook ka taste thcatastrophe.reat to have you back >> good to be here how are you? >> great, thanks when you say black swan you think of some event that is not factored into the market at all right now. what could that be >> i think we've just had an example of it. over the weekend, sri lanka, you know, suffered a horrible series of terrorism bombings, and their response was to shut down facebook and other platforms, and i think this is something that was foreshadowed by what happened in new zealand, there was another terrorist action where social media played a huge role in spreading the fear after the event and i do think that the business model of platforms like facebook and google, particularly youtube side of google have created a huge problem for them, because they enable bad actors by amplifying signals that are hate speech driven and fear and outrage driven, and they do that because that's part and parcel of how they build their ad model. they have to expose people to difficult content to find out how they

roger bootle of capital economics.nd every word of the mueller report. isd morning, everyone, this bloomberg "surveillance." i am tom keene with francine lacqua in london. --re is a brexit exhaustion maybe there was a snow in london yesterday -- but there is an oddity. francine: every day is different but similar in that we do not know what kind of extension the u.k. will ask for. we do not know if no deal is taken completely off the table. theresa may is talking to jeremy corbyn and they do not like each other. if they find a compromise about the customs union, that could get voted in parliament. tom: there were more meetings between the two warring parties. the first official word on last months crash of a boeing in ethiopia, a preliminary report called on system.o review their the plane unexpectedly pitched nose-down and they were not able to repair the disaster. backed lawmakers have efforts to avoid a disorderly departure from the european union. prime minister theresa may is concerned -- and jeremy corbyn's labou

you should not reach out and pressure rogers. you should not pressure coats or

moving on to facebook, roger.ou published your own op-ed this morning in "the guardian" in response to zuckerberg over the weekend calling for his new rules a quote, monument to insincerity. there has been some rolling of the eyes collectively since his "the washington post" piece. what do you mean exactly >> what i mean here -- first of all, let me give mark a lot of praise for at least engaging in the conversation. google right now is still pretending that this stuff has nothing to do with them and i don't get that at all. mark is playing catch-up, that the politics of this thing have changed and if you're facebook or google, right now you're in a situation where there's a growing consensus that the business model is causing more harm than we can tolerate in civil society. there's going to be regulation. mark's trying to frame that conversation in the way that's most favorable to him. good for him for doing that, but i just want every policymaker and every citizen to know that what mark has done in his four prop

over three years roger filmed with concealed cameras.can you go the hundreds of hours of hidden camera recordings. and yeah you. can out of the is what i've been like where i was. at the hotel in washington d.c. the one nation delegation relaxes with roger as it prepares for potentially game changing meetings with the gun lobby. and they happy that the media is well out of sight. only a lot of lot of truth about somebody and i'm not i'm going to do it and see that's why you get up so much like you know it's tough you know. james ashby is a key political strategist and chief of staff for the right wing party. he wants to be n.r.a. to provide one nation with its electoral clout and know how to. use or rather. that's one stock to up to to behave himself but it's really helped with the. minister for. his colleague steve dickson dreams about what he do with lots of money living like a drug lord with an arsenal of guns. i'm gonna have a right to feel better and you are not the ones pretty popular in the ship that we let. you know right through

he was on and off for years i knew of roger stone. i think it was september 2016, he wanted me to get something to assange. assange had done my radio show in new york city on wbai back on august 25th. that's the first time i had any communication with him. i didn't have communication with him again until the following april. so i was not that close. i went to london in the middle of september. roger stone knew i was going. he tried to get me to pass something to assange to get it verified. it would something to do with a cable that dealt with the libyan peace plan and hillary clinton's sabotaging it. oy tried to get no. i was saving face. i went there ostensibly to offer assange a radio show i went inside like that character from "the addams family." >> you have called asang a friend. >> he is. i've been in the embassy on three occasions. you know, we have talked a lot of things. today is national pet day today, and i brought bianca we he with me. >> we'll see if we can get a shot of the dog. >>> so he and i developed a friendship. hi

roger thanks for coming on the show let's just start with what went through your mind when you saw the pictures of assad being dragged out of the ecuadorian embassy in london by british police we had been warned for several days because wiki leaks had got wind of the fact that they were going to actually do this but to see them physically carrying him out. special under no special branch as pows and putting him in that van and driving him away was absolutely chilling to think that the u.k. has become such a willing accomplice and satellites of the american empire that it would do such a thing in contravention of all lords moral ethical and actual legal restrictions is absolutely stunningly appalling and makes me ashamed to be an englishman i know you have campaigned against environmental destruction in ecuador under the lenin merino administration what do you think is behind the decision to let u.k. police in to the embassy to capture him jump ill just said on this show that it would be a warning from history they bribe him with the promise of a four point seven billion i.m.f. loan i m

i am a long-time admirer of representative rogers.e consistently in his time in office put country ahead of personal and partisan interests. and i think led a bipartisan environment in which real progress was made and real work was done on the intelligence committee. so i'm very pleased to have him come and speak about a topic he's been studying intimately now for over a decade. with that, please extend a warm welcome to congressman mike rogers. [ applause ] >> well, good morning. thanks for being here. on probably one of the most important national security issues facing the united states that nobody's really paying attention to. and so i'm glad there is at least some dialogue on this very, very important topic. if you think about 5g, and what it is going to do, across the country, just it is going to be transformational. so think about going from a garden hose, with a weak pump, so a fire hose. and that's really the dynamic change that we're going to see with 5g. so less latency. more efficiency. and much more capacity. and capabili

, roger had announced that he'd be retiring in june.mary planned to move back east. in fact, that's why the piano movers had come to the house that morning. now, a town known for its steaks and insurance companies was once again buzzing with talk of murder. >> and there was absolutely no doubt at that point who was being targeted. it was killing, just this sinking feeling of oh, man, he truck again. >>> coming up -- a new look at an old suspect. >> called our office and said are you guys going to need to talk to me again. >> and a new target. >> we have two crimes and potentially there would have been another. >> was another doctor in the crosshairs? >> reporter: sometimes detective ♪ ♪ ♪ protect your pets from fleas and ticks with frontline plus for dogs and frontline plus for cats. its two killer ingredients work fast and keep working all month long preventing new flea infestations on your pet. frontline plus. the number 1 name in flea and tick protection. check your free credit scores at creditkarma. here's to progress. >> reporter:

roger harrabin, thank you so problem. roger harrabin, thank you so much.wn to have died in the horrific bombings in sri lanka last sunday of the attacks and their aftermath have been widely reported on bbc news. but reservations about some of that coverage. like most people, i was appalled by the acts of terrorism on easter sunday in sri lanka and the devastating loss of life. the close—up camera shots of women screaming for their children and grandchildren, the roar and visceral emotion, was deeply unsettling and i felt i was intruding on private acts of grief. i appreciate how difficult it is to reports on horrific incidents like this, but on this occasion, i feel you overstepped incidents like this, but on this occasion, ifeel you overstepped the decency line. last thursday, robert mueller‘s investigation into alleged russian interference in the last us presidential election was finally released. president trump welcome to the report as a complete exoneration, asjohn the report as a complete exoneration, as john sipple described from washington. it desc

i would think roger stone. one person is worried. >> the question is whether julian assange will cooperate or say anything if he gets here. they have to go through the extradition hearing in england. he's in several of the indictments. we have roger stone being -- remember this. roger stone's indictment it said someone directed a senior campaign foshl instruct stone to make contact with wikileaks. was it trump or somebody else? there are things about the connection between wikileaks and people related to trump that have not been determined. maybe, big maybe, it will be in the mueller report if not redacted. >> we know robert mueller did reveal a link between the trump campaign and wikileaks through adviser, roger stone. as david mentioned according to stone's indictment, around june and july of 2016, stone informed senior officials that he had information indicating wikileaks had documents whose release would be damaging to the clinton campaign. after the first batch of dnc e-mails were released in late july, a

it's roger stone. if you look at trump's answers to mueller, the most ob sti nent and nonrecall of those answers has to do with roger stone and wikileaks. do you know that roger stone was going after wikileaks? i don't recall. there are witnesses. >> it's a pretty salient event obviously and we should say the president's answers are tons of i don't recall, tons of i don't remember. i can't recall when he ends up giving the written answers. i want to read one section. the heavily redacted section to coordinate with wikileaks. a lot of it redacted. manafort expressed excitement and told the office shortly after wikileaks release, thee that they spoke can candidate trump, redacted. he separately told about wikileaks releases. again, julia, part of what we are seeing is this is always the question. you got two different campaigns that are being run to the same end. the russians are running to get donald trump elected president. donald trump is running to get donald trump elected president. all the ores are

channeling that cash through rogers group gun rights astray would be a problem. it's very expensive not that. it is good for the likes of you coming your. way like you want sex but rather it's coming right but koch industries could provide a more sophisticated option. to trigger the better work over time for the. right answer right or for. that to cost of goods. what. the koch empire includes a sort of byzantine set of groups that have been set up to influence politics and to spend money on politics but without having to disclose where the money is coming from and the koch brothers were really pioneers in this area and have set up the very complicated networks for money to get into the political system you. know there's not much to work with and it was. not really. i've heard it described as a daisy chain. with one group giving to another group to another group and sort of multiple layers of anonymity for the donors. and always circulating the money so that the law isn't here to technically but that's perhaps the letter of the law not the spirit of the law. as sh

that means i don't know roger stone. roger stone lied.omething or allegedly lied. he is charged with lying and trump doesn't want to acknowledge. >> that's why we have those charges. thank you very much. joaquin castro is a democrat from texas and a member of the house intelligence committee. you sat through it like we all have. what's going to happen in congress especially on obstruction? >> well, a few things. we have to get special counsel bob mulener there to testify. a question he will be asked and i expect he will be asked is based upon your findings, if you were a member of congress, would you move forward with impeachment proceedings. he should be able to answer that. it's a question that every member of congress will answer for themselves. the judiciary committee first. it's clear today that the attorney general barr has been doing a real public relations campaign for the president for a few weeks now and really trying to soften the blow, so to speak. now that we have the final report, we know that it's much worse than what the a

pauline hanson joined roger and ashby for a private you know. so little voice.you are happy with the boys i did a good job this dad's big that's. a discussion on gun laws she told broad she believes many questions remain unanswered about the port arthur massacre. maybe it's out there but actually it's a mass government and turns. out. that one i don't know who it was set up. they always do things i thought i. was ok or now i'm. for. the senators said she wouldn't hesitate to use a gun herself if she needed to. if i have someone to my house trying to get me i tend i think. i think senator hansen revealed why she had no trouble with ashby and dixon's when they visited the u.s. looking for the gun lobby money i like oh my god you didn't. mean to i fear i'm tired of the rap group here and is not it is not. like that i have to actually take this. to the next you know what let's jump up and get there i like it when these are. hard wired i would use everything that the so seeing me is the biggest threat against the now good worker and that's what was on the what starte

channeling that cash through rogers group gun rights astray would be a problem. he gets money it's just not that. it is good for him like the coming year. where they want six hundred it's going right but koch industries could provide a more sophisticated option. trigger the very worst over. the. heads right for. that to all of. what's getting. the koch empire includes a sort of byzantine set of groups that have been set up to influence politics and to spend money on politics but without having to disclose where the money is coming from and the koch brothers were really pioneers in this area and have set up the very complicated networks for money to get into the political system you'll. know there's not much to work it's that it was good. but not really. i've heard it described as a daisy chain. with one group giving to another group to another group. and sort of multiple layers of anonymity for the donors. and always circulating the money so that the law isn't here too technically but that's perhaps the letter of the law not the spirit of the law. as the wounds b

maggie rogers was telling me before the show that you were her professor once? thought it was brilliant. i wish -- i want to go to this class an enroll. but alas, i'm old. [ light laughter ] but you said that "thriller" had it been recorded in any other way wouldn't be what it is. >> questlove: musically, "thriller" is a happy sounding record. >> jimmy: yes. >> questlove: but all the subject matter is depressing. so -- >> jimmy: yeah. >> questlove: she turned "billie jean" into a darker -- >> jimmy: she turned "billie jean" into, like, a -- like, a a yacht rock jam. >> questlove: yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: it's really good. >> questlove: a doctored yacht rock song. >> jimmy: i made her find it on her phone. i was like, "can you find it and play it?" >> questlove: yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: it was great. ♪ you turn me right round baby right round ♪ but it's a sad version, it's a a sad version. [ light laughter ] 'cause he didn't want to be turned around. >> steve: right. >> jimmy: so he's like -- ♪ you turn me right round baby right round like a record baby ♪ ♪ you t

what were the communications between roger stone, et cetera. robert mueller may have already closed that case but now you have a central witness this that case being expedited to the u.s. he is integral to a case that preceded all of this, this being the chelsea manning case. one of the big releases prior to the 2016 election campaign from wikileaks and his lawyers now, jennifer robinson, i've been in touch with her for years, she's say that the extradition request from the u.s. relates to the chelsea manning case. is it confined to the chelsea manning case or is that one of the issues the u.s. wants to extradite him to the u.s. for questioning. this is not his only legal problem because he has been accused by two women in sweden of sexual assault and while those charges were dropped, i was in the courtroom when they went through all the evidence against him, while those charges have been set aside sweden made clear they could reopen that case. >> and those women said they were shocked. one was put out a statement saying she's been waiting for

rogers revoke rights of god you have. yours there are enough of you that the police chief faculty got to get those drugs that you have you have. raj of funds a recurring message amongst those assembled here astray has strict jungle was said a disturbing international precedent and it's imperative that the legislation be changed. we want you to come back to australia get a work in the whole one shot of my life right now to turn a big city i did that by and i'll send yours and i. will donate i'm doing a great job my social lives are going to be that the star of hell is not what i seriously i get everything. the volunteers told roger hell the n.r.a. sways public opinion. play how'd on the poem or ability of women women women you know women protecting themselves cd angle is it shouldn't she be allowed to protect her shine just so why are you trying to take this away from her somehow put it into the context i can when you're high you take away her choice detectorists did what we kind of barbarian i'll use. my name is dave and

i'm proud of the house's role in this because two years ago, mike rogers and i proposed a space corps to try to refocus the air force on some of these important issues. that met with a mixed reception from the air force and from some of our friends on the senate side, but then, of course, when president trump weighed in with his space force proposal, which i thought was over the top, that did help break some ice within the air force and possibly within the u.s. senate to create a more open-minded approach on emphasizing our space needs. so i think we're in a magic moment right now for our country when we're refocusing on what's really important. i'm thankful that it's not a sputnik moment where we haven't already visibly proven we're terribly behind. but invisibly, we are probably behind. i try to stress the positive as well as the negative. the world should be so thankful that we've given it things like gps where anybody for free on the planet can find out exactly where they are. position navigation and timing are essential services for virtually everything, as bill alluded to in his

waters i'll stop you there more from roger waters as well as the u.n. special rubble gerontology reza kneels melt after the break. i do think the numbers mean something they've matter us with over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crime families each day. eighty five percent of global wealth he longs to be ultra rich eight point six percent world market thirty percent some with one hundred to five hundred three per second per second and when he rose to twenty thousand dollars. china's building two point one billion dollars a i industrial park but don't let the numbers over. the only number you need to remember one one business show you know bored to miss one and only boom books. the activity known as journalism is under assault and it didn't start with the trials of julie massaging and weiqi leaks once it was a noble act report on the nefarious activities of those in power now it is being criminalized free speech is now the privileged few. bests drug where her cocaine is where four bucks for the under fifty it's the everybody use c

host: roger johnson here to take your call for the next 25 minutes or so. sarah is a farmer in wisconsin. good morning. caller: good morning. hello. host: go ahead. guest: good morning. have a my husband and i dairy farm with his family, we know a lot of calais, and we have extended low prices. for some federal dairy price policy reform, but i experience armer, lot of consolidation in the market. we have prices going up, fewer choices, and i'm wondering if roger can address the consolidation in the ag market. host: i am sure he can. guest: thanks for the call, sarah. and i can tell you, i know as a dairy farmer, this is a sector of agriculture that is struggling probably as much as any, if not more. price is very low. gary farmers are going out of business, frankly, in a lot of places in sort of record numbers right now a lot of distress, particularly with family-size dairies. but this is the really big issue, particularly for family farmers. in onhe is talking about the input side, the stuff that farmers have to buy, the fertilizer, the seed, the fuel, all

waters i'll stop you there more from roger waters as well as the un special rapporteur on torture reza kneels melt after the break. the activity known as journalism is under assault and it didn't start with the trials of julian assange and wiki leaks once it was a noble act report on the nefarious activities of those in power now it is being criminalized free speech is now the privilege few. would hope his hands to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or somehow want to. have to go on to be pro-choice which is what will befall three of them or can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters in the. first six. tax rises financial survival guide stacy let's learn us out fill out let's say i'm a troika. of the fight well street fraud thank you for. the story that's right. slavery. my body told me that you are belong with the board with my thoughts my mind with that i'm along with the girls. gots to be of any particular. football persons doctor. i was born a male had a sex change when i was thirty years old. i've now been living as a

waters i'll stop you there more from roger waters as well as the u.n. special rubble gerontology reza kneels melts after the break. the activity known as journalism is under assault and it didn't start with the trials of julie massage and weiqi leaks once it was a noble to report on the nefarious activities of those in power now it is being criminalized free speech is now the privileged few. bests drugs where her cocaine is where four bucks with the under fifty it's a good job everybody use cocaine. cocaine you can smoke it this is worth like fifteen thirty. twenty. car came to this is about a fifteen dollar bet and people smoke this one bigger second sweetie you don't find these drugs in any city in the united states that you want a long as you want to get it about the. make money. and that's what i did every day. living on. welcome back i'm still here with actress to pink floyd front man roger waters but the sun does the. front runner arguably of the d.n.c. to challenge trump in twenty twenty he complained about the door and said nothing about julian

roger stone's case does continue.harges thrown out and they're saying, look, there was no collusion, so how could he possibly obstruct an investigation of collusion if there was no collusion. >> all right. marshall cohen, thank you so much. >>> we expect barr to release a redacted version of the mueller report any day now. it is mid-month. democrats and roger stone's attorneys are demanding the unredacted version so is the law on congress's side and, you know, thereby also being on the side of roger stone's attorneys? >> so the problem here is that the special counsel regulations which govern barr, those regulations that were put in place after they let the independent counsel sunset do not give barr any clear path to send to congress an unredacted report. therefore, congress must resort to subpoena to get it and that could as marshall said take time. i think that congress will have the right to see it, they'll be some fighting over classification which could go into a separate behind closed doors sort of procedure an

relating to watergate, roger buys.> and roger has a nixon face tattooed on his back. do any of you guys have any nixonian tattoos? >> no, i tried to get the shadow off my back. >> show that around in prison. >> john, trump once compared you to his own white house counsel don mcgahn in a tweet saying don mcgahn was not a john dean type rat. how would you compare trump and nixon when it comes to the value they place on loyalty to them not necessarily it seems often a one-way street loyalty for some of these people it, loyalty and secrecy? >> i think it's much more one-way with trump than nixon. i don't think he ended up pardoning haldeman and erlichman at the last minute although they were asking for it because i this i he realized they had done him in. a lot of things he didn't know. not that he wouldn't have bought into them but no one ever told him. i think that it the men are very similar. they're both authoritarian personalities. nixon behind closed doors, trump in the rose garden wherever he is, he shows that. but

. >> please welcome congressman -- congressman hal rogers. [applause] rep. rogers: thank you. thank you. for the first time in the eight year history of this summit, we have the free world's most powerful couple joining the nation's largest gathering of professional community advocates -- professionals, community officials to save communities from addiction and beat back the tide of illegal drugs coming into this country. a great success, this eighth annual summit. fantastic. you people are terrific, and we thank you so much. patrons for the success of this summit. what i want to recognize quickly the head of the d.c. operation, megan bell, the head of the kentucky operation, karen kelly, and the real backbone of this operation. those staff people stand so we can thank you for the work that you've done? [applause] rogers: president donald trump, first lady melania trump, are making history today by taking a stand together against the worst drug crisis in u.s. history, one that has resulted in more than 700,000 overdose deaths since the year 2000. 2017, president trump declared

roger stone told trump he had accessed the information. suspect in this indictment, if it was sealed from a year ago, imagine all that's taken place under the mueller probe that may come out under this. i bet they've brought him in because he's a treasure trove of information. >> assange? >> assange. >> you think he's not going to talk? >> i don't think so. >> what would it take, do you think, to get julian assange to actually sit down and share information, have a discussion? >> first, how many years? i'm not a lawyer. i don't think this charge is going to be, unless we get additional indictments that are a lot more significant, a ton of years. so a lawyer is going to say, shut up. you'll not get a ton of time. you can't predict ego. he goes into a courtroom based on a documentary case where you presume somebody would say, son, you need to talk. the jurors later said we saw the documents he lied. he decided not to talk. you have to figure out ego here. if you want ego, julian assange. >> i read one interesting analysis was this was actual

channeling that cash through rogers group gun rights astray would be a problem. it's more expensive not that. it is good for the electorate coming your. way. but rather it's coming right but koch industries could provide a more sophisticated option. to trigger the very worst over the other one third this. really has served. that to all of. what's getting. the koch empire includes a sort of byzantine set of groups that have been set up to influence politics and to spend money on politics but without having to disclose where the money is coming from and the koch brothers were really pioneers in this area and have set up the very complicated networks for money to get into the political system you'll. know there's not much to work it's that it was good. but not really. i've heard it described as a daisy chain. with one group giving to another group to another group. and sort of multiple layers of anonymity for the donors. and always circulating the money so that the law isn't here too technically but that's perhaps the letter of the law not the spirit of the law. as

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you would stick around, we are joined by also former republican house intelligence committee mike rogers, former nixon white house john dean and dana bash. >> chairman rogers, i'm just wondering what you make of this report. >> i don't think the 400-page report is going to be the summation of donald trump's summer camp experience. i mean, clearly there has been some problems and he's had people around him have some problems and i think the report is more likely to do that, but if the conclusion from the report was there was no conclusion definitively -- yes, collusion and on the obstruction of justice they couldn't make the determination. they might find all of the ancillary material that would support one way or another and that's just going to be political fodder for the next two years. i think they need to let barr go through his review and then press event the report and find out if it reflects what the body of the report reflects. >> dana, barr's review, there's a number of criteria that the department of justice says he will use in order to redact things. his grand jury testimony i