the chair didn't even bother to read when rosen stein acquiesced.t a productive meeting. the cloud that nunez and his ilk try to cast over rosen stein is the same as the president tried to cast with his twoiter finger. >> reporter: if the president is your boss, this is not what you want to hear when he's asked if he'll fire you. >> you figure that one out. >> trump was dissing his own deputy attorney general, rod rosen stein. for whom every day can be a near death experience. as a frustrated president lashes out at the russia investigation. >> the entire thing has been a witch hunt. there is no collusion. >> rosen stein became the man in charge, once the attorney general recused himself. he's the one who hired the special council. which leaves him as the man in the middle. between trump and any move to fire robert mueller. a precarious place. oddly enough, rosen stein started out as a teacher's pet. >> highly >> he's highly respected, smart guy. 9 democrats like him. the republicans like him. >> this guy is an man of upstanding character, the gold

rosen stein here, if anyone did infill straight or sur veil participants in a presidential campaign for inappropriate purposes, we need to know about it, and take appropriate action.

rod rosen stein, republican. james comey, republican. christopher ray, republican. what exactly are you-all complaining about? it's time for the cover-up caucus in this institution to stop hiding the truth from the american people. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition. >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one to te. address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. >> thank you, mr. speaker. on may 25, we celebrate national poppy day. after world war i, popty flourished in europe, scientists said the growth was because soil in france and belgium became enriched with left by the rubble the war. from the dirt and mud grew beautiful red poppies. the red poppy became to symbolize the blood shared during battle following the publish gation of a wartime poem in flanders field.

how do rosen stein and ray react. >> yes. >> what do they do in response to the president. and we don't know the answer to in a either. >> i have to get you on the don junior news. we're learning of another meeting with the foreign countries up to the election. it's now april of 2018, why are we just now learning about this? >> well, because i think the whole 120erry is unspooling here. and we're learning about it, as we reported through attorneys or others who perhaps have testified before mueller, et cetera, et cetera. and that's how we're finding out about this stuff. and it happened a couple years ago, i guarantee you, there's a lot more stuff that bob mueller knows about that we don't know about. that we have only scratched the tip of this story. even though the trump folks say it's going to be over by september 1. >> that's what they say. that's what they say. we shall see. >> thank you so much on that. and yes to the whole mueller knowing a lot more than we know thing. >>> coming up next, inside the mind of roger stone, the republican operative says he's prepared to

he was given a reason by rod rosen stein. given a reason by rod rosen steen and acted on that reason. he could say he was going to fire him anyway, but he was given a reason, and it was justifiable. >> one of the reasons that wasn't played on that clip but is very interesting. the treatment of hillary clinton. one of the things that president trump's campaign continues to talk about is that hillary clinton's investigation ended before she was interviewed. this is the same argument in the reverse that they're trying to make with the president now that he shouldn't be interviewed. you should conclude an investigation before the president -- the person involved is interviewed. i don't know if that will come back to bite them politically, but legally it could. >> who's making the argument he shouldn't be interviewed? >> all of them? >> all of them. >> last night, rudy giuliani said, the president has to focus on north korea. >> he's talking about scope and timing. and a number of different things as it relates to a negotiation. >

rosen? >> i think it's a good interim solution. but to be honest the smart card security system is not itself terribly robust. we have all experienced credit card fraud as well as a result of a lot of that. on the issue of bio metrics, i think it really is a difference between a centralized database and distributed database. bio metrics as a localized identifier is actually something that praum white houesident oba house supported because they are readily usable by most citizens than password. >> so you also objected to one of mr. lester's solutions. could you explain why and hopefully mr. lester will get a chance to reply? >> well, i don't so much object. regulation is clearly one of the normal tools in our toolkit here in washington along taxation. >> is it regulation or the efficiency of the ability to regulate? >> well, we all live in washington. i'm not a fan of our efficiency in the regulatory system. to take just to be brief about it, we have already acknowledged it would have to -- >

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rosen. ms. rosen votes no. -- votes aye. mr. mceachern. no.chern votes mcsally. mcsally votes aye. carbohol votes no. mr. knight. aye.night votes mr. brown. no.brown votes mr. russell. votes aye. murphy. mrs. murphy votes no. -- votes aye. conner. votes no. votes aye. r. o'haller -- an votes no. mr. swaszy. no.s mr. gallagher. mr. gallagher votes aye. panetta. mr. panetta votes no. mr. gates. mr. gates votes aye. mr. bacon. mr. bacon votes aye. mr. banks. mr. banks votes aye. miss cheney. cheney votes aye. heiss. votes aye. mr. mitchell. votes aye.l mr. jones. mr. norcross. the e clerk will report tally. >> mr. chairman, there were 36 votes, 24 no votes. the amendment is adopted. he question now occurs on did amendment offered by mr. 282, eran, number regarding reporting executive branch travel. the recorded vote has been rdered the clerk will call the role. >> mr. thornberry. no. mr. thornberry votes no. mr. smith? mr. smith votes aye. mr. jones. jones. mr. brady. aye.brady votes mr. wilson. mr. wilson votes no. mrs. davis. mrs. davis votes aye. mr. -- votes no. aye.- votes mr. bi

miss rosen votes no. mr. phonic votes aye. mr. mcgeechan votes now. miss mc sally votes aye. mr. carbajal votes no. mr. knight votes aye. mr. brown votes no. mr. russell votes aye. mr. -- mrs. murphy votes no. dr. digitally votes aye. mr. cano votes no. dr. abraham votes aye. mr. halloran votes no. mr. kelly votes aye. mr. swazi votes no. mr. gallagher votes aye. mr. panetta votes no. mr. gates votes aye. mr. bacon votes aye. mr. banks votes aye. miss cheney votes aye. mr. heise votes aye. mr. mitchell votes aye. >> will the clerk called the role of mist of -- of members who did not respond? >> is the clerk ready to report the results? the clerk will report the results. >> sir, there is 33 aye, 28 no. >> the amendment is adopted. now, the vote occurs on brown amendment 53 striking the provision regarding toshiba the recorded vote is ordered. >> mr. thornberry votes no. mr. smith votes aye. mr. jones votes -- mr. brady votes aye. mr. wilson votes no. mr. davis votes aye. mr. lobiondo votes no. mr. laundromat votes aye. mr. bishop votes no. mr. larson votes aye. mr. turner votes no

rosen. ms. rosen votes aye. mr. knight votes no. mr. brown votes aye. mr. russell votes no. pl pl mrs. murphy votes aye. mr. panetta votes aye. mr. gates votes no. mr. bacon votes no. mr. banks votes no. ms. chainye votes no. mr. mitchell votes no. mr. longeman votes aye. mr. cooper? mr. cooper? >> how is mr. hunter recorded? >> excuse me, mr. hunter? >> mr. hunter votes no. the clerk will report the tally. mr. chairman, there were 26 aye votes. 34 no votes. >> the amendment is not adopted. question now occurs on russell amendment number 323 related to financial institutions on military bases. the clerk recorded vote has previously been reported. the clerk will call the roll. mr. thornberry votes aye. mr. smith votes no. mr. jones? mr. jones? mr. brady votes no. mr. wilson votes aye. mrs. davis votes no. mr. longman votes no. mr. bishop votes no. mr. larson votes no. mr. turner votes aye. mr. cooper votes no. mr. rogers votes aye. mr. shuster votes aye. mr. courtney votes no. mr. conway votes aye. mr. land warn votes aye. m mr. whitman votes aye. ms. spear votes no. mr. hunt

rosen. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized for three minutes. >> mr. speaker, today's vote on the previous question fails, we will have the opportunity to vote on my amendment, the jobs not waste amendment a proactive and innovate i proposal to turn yucca mountain into something useful a project that would create jobs without threatening the health and safety of nevadans and other americans across this country. ms. rosen: my amendment would prohibit the department of energy from moving forward with its current plan to ship nuclear waste by truck and rail through 329 congressional districts to yucca mountain until they consider a number of other job creating alternatives, including defense activities for unmanned aircraft systems, scientific research, the go a secure electronic data center a renewable energy generation. one of the arguments i regularly hear from proponents of yucca mountain is that it will create jobs and we have invested billions in building a repository at this site. i'm here to say that we can still create jobs without having to take

what rosen tine had to say about protecting that independence. take a listen. >> there have been people who have been making threats, privately and publicly against me for quite some time. and i think they should understand by now the department of justice is not going to be extorted. we'll do what's required by the rule of law and any ki of threats that anybo makesre not gointo affect the way we do our job. >> i asked david sis lee knee about that quote. he said that's what he wants to hear. what do you think of it? >> i like the new feisty rosenstein. it's one thing to have former doj folks and other folks outside the system saying this is a real problem, we have to uphold the law. but that doesn't say much about the resolution of the people there. i like that rosenstein flat out listen, we're doing our jobs and will do what's necessary to uphold the rule of law. we will not be executored. that to me says he's feeling strong. he's going to be resolute. that's an important message to get out. >> ultimately it seems like what you were saying, the

. >>> santa clara county district attorney jeff rosen has announced his opposition to the recall of age aaron persky is facing a recall vote for sentencing former stanford swimmer brock turner to six months in jail for sexual assault. in an editorial today, rosen said, quote, subjecting judges to recall when they follow the law and do something unpopular undermines judicial independence. he spoke with us last hour on the "four on 2". >> the problem was the law, that the law allowed for a low sentence. and we changed the law. and once we changed the law, we solved that particular problem. and that's the main reason i'm against this recall. >> rosen said he supported a six-year sentence in the brock turner case. the revised state law now imposes longer sentences in cases of sexual assault of an unconscious person. >>> u.s. coast guard search- and-rescue dogs and their human handlers took to the sky for some training today and it was quite a sight to see. a chp helicopter unit took them to napa county airport yesterday. the coast guard maritime safety team in san francisco protects the b

. >>> jeff rosen announced his opposition to the recall of south bay judge aaron persky. persky is under fire for handing down a six-month sentence for former stanford student in a case of sexual assault. in an editorial today rosen said: notwithstanding my strong disappointment at the sentence, i am firmly opposed to the recall of judge persky. subjecting judges to recall when they follow the law and do something unpopular undermines judicial independence. this afternoon on the "four on 2," rosen said he supported a six-year sentence in the brock turner case. >> the problem was the law, that the law allowed for a low sentence. and we changed the law. and once we changed the law, we solved that particular problem. and that's the main reason i'm against this recall. >> the revised state law now imposes longer sentences in cases of sexual assault of an unconscious person. the persky recall is on the june 5th ballot in santa clara county. >>> at the white house today president trump lashed out at oakland mayor libby schaaf during a roundtable discussion with california leade

the next piece of the reporting process customs from veteran national security journalist laura rosen who sussed out that the name of the supposed british company -- what was it, reuben capital partners? this company that was reaching out to colin kahl's wife and trying desperately to meet with her. that was the same company name that had been given in a totally different case to actress rose mcgowan when rose mcgowan received a remarkably similar approach when she was being targeted by a private intelligence group that had been hired by hollywood producer harvey weinstein when he was mounting a scorched earth campaign to discredit women who had accused him of sexual assault. this private that was reportedly hired by harvey weinstein's attorneys in the middle of the harvey weinstein story breaking out, that firm is reportedly a company called black cube. it's a private intelligence group based in israel. that reporting on harvey weinste weinstein's attorneys allegedly hiring black cube and then black cube basically approaching women who were accusers of harvey weinstein to get intel o

rosen stein. >> welcome. >> mr. rosenstein, thank you.feinstein. >> reporter: it's dreiating a monster. >> grofranken stein. >> reporter: jeanie moos, new york. >> and thank you so much for joining us. we'll see you back here tomorrow night. ac 1k3ik9 with anderson begins right now. >> good evening. quite a day. more than most. keeping them honest, at the end of it, we are left more days with fresh evidence the white house is being neither trul for transparent with a country nor it seems concerned about transparency or the truth. some of the dee stories we have been told by the president and his people have now shifted. some of what we have been told we now know is untrue. many of those lives reveal how little we know about the president of the united states and how much u how much was hidden from view when vote, elected him. last night you may remember the new attorney rudy guiliani and changed the official story on stormy daniels and the firing of fbi director

robert rosen who is right there put it this way.organization must be independent of the material particles which constitute a living system. the human body completely changes the matter every weeks. science insists on following and will miss the organism entirely. so, you're working in the space and then these people contributed to what is called the field of relational biology. the relationship between the structure of the architect. as they put it throw away the matter and keep the underlying organization. people know it but i would say it's dominant what they're feeling. so, what do i want to leave you with this to describe the word of the pioneers. one, it's about howard and how he came to writing this book. he is a stanford trained physicist who went on to theoretical biology. he wrote over the course of his professional career and is still writing 50 or so incredibly lucid papers where he thinks deeply about the epistemic cut. the cut between inanimate and animate and take that all the way up to thinking about how the brain do

rob rosen steve rosenstein signy then they knew it was lies. >> absolutely. other thing is fake news propaganda which led to the phia warrant. >> why didn't ty say t the fbi spring of 2015. why didn't they say -- you never met trump, right? >> never. >> why didn't you say this guy went to russia, we are worried about him? >> there's nothing to d it. >> why were you in russia? >> gave a speech. >> you didn't get paid for it? >> no. >> it's been reported you are a double cia operative. > >>> you cooperated with your country? >> absolutely. >> for the betterment of your country? >> absolutely. >> you were debriefed? you don't like the questions, do you? >> not necessarily. >> you love america? >> yes. >> you were trying to help your country meeting with intel cia people. they asked for my help and i didn't say no. absolutely. >> sam clove is, let's start with you. you were approached -- i knew who the guy was two weeks before mentioning his name. you were approached by this guy. what did he say to you? >> what he wanted, he used carter paim page as the person o

you will see next week representative jacky rosen, who is currently running against senator dean heller in the nevada race, she will come out just as hard because this is an issue that unites nevadans. you can see that all the way up to the governor, who is a republican who is against it. it is not just party lines. it'll passed the house, but it will run into opposition in the senate. senators are there waiting and willing to put a filibuster up there. the senate is looking at doing some of their own nuclear waste management. senator lamar alexander and senator feinstein have been talking recently with the appropriation cycle getting up the energy water bill which touches on these issues. it has been a priority for them to get something going. that may take the turn of something interim storage space than storage at yucca mountain. there is some hope that the senate could do something. this current bill is likely going to have to go uphill to get past the senate. >> we have been speaking with jeremy dillon, who is energy and environmental reporter with cq roll call. you can follow them

the day you name the read write lately out down like sad rose frame rate in london says lawson says rosen life isa sent this place might lose his life and i can write drops off i. and of itself it. also jack russell free trade lower a consensus trace but the sun also those now minute minute from from. the date of the meeting shows and not the other interest rates quite get a gun and t. different from talks after that didn't involve lets out tells. of his and his ancestors in the harold lately sign nine french french chief economist atat. in and i'm johnson about ho. i saw in the on the on. drinks. my mother says this was run run away you a anyways. i don't see the point. what is and isn't? from trying basis of the say data dark on illegal took ten times eyes this is november. holes. times when it. to to iran rhetoric also sao accidentally leaders can claim some successes. you can watch the tv pulling people in profit which would add fifteen. standard time. concerns. that lee usually and i you know they say is not only get a degree many men on. on the tenth time a very very fast on your he

john: a new report accusing disney on cbs of knowing about former anchor charlie rosen's sexual harassment and doing in about them. >> the -- doing nothing about it. >> we're monitoring ceo conference call for response. john: nbc reporting federal voft gatinvestigator wire tamed phonf president trump's personal attorney, at least one was his phone calls with white house was intercepted. my next guest who is an attorney, says that not legal, thomas dillon joins me next am u. the gig-speed network from comcast business gives you more. u. with speeds up to 20 times faster than the average. that means powering more devices, more video conferencing, and more downloads in seconds, not minutes. get fast internet and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more per month. comcast is building america's largest gig-speed network to give small businesses more. call 1-800-501-6000 today. money managers are pretty much the same. all but while some push high commission investment products, fisher investments avoids them. some advisers have hidden and layered fees. fisher investments never does. and while some

used to be the office before rosen profile had good lawyers certain types of lawyers did not apply. looking at my colleague know who is an extremely talented lawyer. i was invited to lunch and we bonded over a turkey sandwich. next thing i know i'm recruiting him and thankfully he came over. we just posted a job for a deputy general position, five law clerks want the job but we can only hire two. the talent would be deployed in employed areas like privacy law to protect our residents. >> like all ages, you know it's important to have really smart people whose primary concern is public service. that's why you can attract such amazing people. >> i have to tell you, the opportunity to be on the cutting edge of extraordinarily important issues, take a look at facebook, consumers don't pay for facebook, it's free. you have a facebook account, you're given up a lot there. sometimes you're given more than they told you, those are important issues going forward, our office focus and partnered with sean rea's in regards to concern we had about google -- i figured that might come up. there we

rosen joins us live now. mr. rosen, why are you weighting into this?k turner case that sparked all of this, you were opposed to the sentence. now you are opposed to the recall. >> yes. i've always been opposed to the sentence. i thought it was too low. i thought brock turner should have gone to prison. that was the law at the time and the sten tense that the judge gave was lawful. what needed to happen is the law to change so the next brock turner would go to prison. so i went to sacramento and wrote a law and the legislature pass touchdown. now the next brock turner will go to prison. now whoever the judge is, god forbid there is another brock turner, the law means that that person will go to prison. >> this isn't a flip flop on the issue. are these two different issues. >> these are two separate issues. one is the sentence from the case which was far too low. the second is whether the judge should be allowed to apply the law. and i think it is important for all of your viewers to know those that didn't support this sentence and thought it was too low

ad and froms his rickepublican challenger, rosen dale, challenging the senator appeared here it is. [video clip] >> nancy pelosi call it crumbs. >> they really stepped in. >> trumps tax-cut, you can't say that on tv. >> i met rosen dale, and i am running for senate. montana needs a conservative who is willing to bet the trump the gender and not kowtow to nancy pelosi. the trump tax-cut mean business. the focus on that race is on the tax cut that senator tester and many of the things he accomplished in his term. eleanor. inst: he was holding his own a state with a democratic governor. i think people are listening to what is being done for me. i think the tester ad does cite specific pieces of legislation that affect people's everyday lives. an challenger is saying "i'm trump." i like to we will double down. host: he is saying he supports the antenna candidate to support the trump agenda. guest: the reference to nancy pelosi goes right to the poll that was taken at the beginning of the segment where i mentioned where he found that women were turned off by the negativity going on in po

the questions was about the deputy attorney general and on that the president wouldn't answer on rod rosen stein in front of hoon. >> stick around with me, carl bernstein. i want more from you as we wait for sarah sanders to take the podium. the journalists are ready to roll. quick break. we'll be right back. with an t originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. the name to remember. allow you to take advantage of growth opportunities... with a level of protection in down markets. so you can be less concerned about your retirement savings. talk with your advisor about shield annuities from brighthouse financial- established by metlife. introducing walit's a great days. for a great deal! tender, center-cut sirloin or chicken on the barbie, fries, a draft beer or a coke, all for just $9.99. only for a limited time. so don't walk, run to outback. ♪ ♪ let's fly, let's fly away ♪ ♪ just say the words ♪ and we'll beat the birds down to acapulco bay ♪ ♪ it's perfect for a flying honeymoon they say ♪ ♪ come fly with me

cohen is in fact required to be reported as a liability despite trump's claim and added that rosen tine "may find the disclosure relevant to any inquiry you may be pursuing." that's something. indeed, according to david apple's predecessor, the let ser tantamount to a criminal referral. oge reported the president to doj for potentially committing a crime. joining me now, georgetown law professor, neal katyal. the legal significance of the president putting this in writing and the referral by oge. >> they're both huge. this is a big deal. and you know, it's not just that the president has finally come clean on what happened with stormy daniels, it's also that there is this almost a criminal referral which is an extraordinary thing. our government's top ethics officer sent this financial disclosure report that president trump signed today and sent it to rod rosenstein and said hey, that may be relevant in the criminal investigation you've got ongoing. that's an extraordinary thing. this is ans a' political office, the same office that president trump last year tried to file his disclosure

it appears to be a response to rosen. here's rosenstein. >> there have been people who have been making threats privately and publicly against me for quite some time. and i think they should understand by now that the department of justice is not going to be extorted. we'll do what's required by the rule of law. any kind of threats that anybody makes are not going to affect the way we do our job. >> paul, there's always been this rear guard action on behalf of the president. every type the prosecution gets close, his toadies on capitol hill come out with nuisance demands for documents to slow down the prosecution and send them -- put them in the crossfire. what do you make of these attempts by people like meadows or the freedom caucus and toadies like nunes? they're constantly throwing out efforts. i used to work with a minority party, the democrats against reagan. you're always trying to put up what looks like a counter point. i know the politics of this. what's the legal status of these kinds of nuisance efforts by the

amanda: daniel rosen, thank you. , prime minister justin trudeau deals a blow to construction firm aon. nearly $1 billion deal that fell apart. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: this is bloomberg markets. i'm shery ahn in new york. amanda: i'm amanda lang in toronto. shares of american construction firm a con are having their worst day since 2008 after the canadian government blocked the deal with china communications construction. josh win growth is with us now from ottawa. this was a long review and the government picks explaining that it's for national security reasons. how surprising is it you this is a state-owned company. >> i think the question was whether they could pass this with conditions and hide off some of the more concerning parts of the company from a security standpoint or whether they were going to just block it. remember trudeau wants to build ties with china. ofhas a long family history barking up that particular tree and he seemed to be open to this so i think for them to come down and say that should have showed that trudeau doesn't have an adult cost. people were sur

is it rosen-stine or rosen-steen? >> there's no right answer to that question. father pronounces stine, but i have relative who pronounce it steen. i'll answer to either one. >> rosenstein also told a question that his daughter requested when his family found out he was becoming deputy attorney general. >> my younger daughter was 14 at the time. when she heard i was going to become deputy she asked me a very important question. she said zad, does this mean you'll get your picture in the paper? and i said no. so it was quite unexpected. >> that whole staying out of the papers thing is going real well. we compiled just a rough sample of the headlines involving rod rosenstein from just today's news coverage. so as they say, so much for that. another break for us. coming up, why some striking pictures from a decade ago are back in the news right now tonight. if yor crohn's symptoms are holding you back, and your current treatment hasn't worked well enough, it may be time for a change. ask your doctor about entyvio, the only biologic developed and approved just for u

rosen says instead of dreaming of mines or offshore oil wells greenland should take advantage of the resources that are already available in such abundance. the powerful forces of wind waves and currents transport mud and sand from the land into the sea. people who live on the coast the familiar with those natural forces and they know they have to stabilize their shows. and scientists in the netherlands are testing if you will present. down has become a hotspot for wind and kite surfing and a destination for holiday makers. it's just southwest of the hague on the dutch north sea coast much of the beach the sand bar that bulges out into the sea is man made it was created in twenty eleven and designed to serve as a sand engine to counter coastal erosion. marcel stever a professor at the delft university of technology is the mastermind behind the project. the basic idea project. we wanted to make this coastal stretch over here we want wanted to make it safe for the next fifty years in the light of climate change so instead of making a. norris mint every four years so come back every fou

miss rosen votes aye. miss stefanic. >> no. >> mr. mckeech an votes aye? >> mr. cacr ba hal? >> aye. >> mr. knight votes no. mr. brown? mr. brown votes aye. mr. russell? >> no. >> mrs. murphy? >> aye. >> dr. dajar lay? >> no. >> dr. abraham? dr. abraham votes no. mr. hal ran? mr. swazy? mr. swazy votes aye. mr. gallagher? mr. gallagher votes no. mr. panetta? mr. gates votes no. mr. banks? mr. banks votes no. miss cheney? miss cheney votes no. mr. his? >> no. >> mr. his votes no. mr. jones? mr. lobe yando? mr. lobe yando votes no. mr. bishop? mr. larson? mr. larson votes no. mr. turner? mr. turner votes no. mr. schuster? mr. schuster votes no. mr. brooks? mr. brooks votes no. mr. burn? >> how is mr. lange vin recorded? >> mr. lange vin is recorded no. >> i'd like to reply aye. >> mr. lange vin votes aye. >> mr. chairman, may i be recorded as no? >> did you get mr. bishop? >> mr. bishop votes no. >> mr. burn? how is mr. burn recorded? [ laughter ] >> mr. burn is not recorded. mr. burn votes no. >> clerk will report. >> mr. chairman, there were 26 aye votes, there were 35 no vot

in the middle east the europeans must do damage control i'm very glad to have on the program shani rosen as she was born in israel is a producer and middle east analyst here at d w and she said. as to divided and self-involved europe is systematically failing to fill the void left by american policy and finally very glad to have back on the program allan poe's europe becomes invisible. so alan more than fifty deaths twenty four hundred people injured on monday on this program you vigorously defended the u.s. decision to requote case the embassy at the end of last year the decision taken then and i'm wondering do you abide by that opinion in the face of this but absolutely more than ever look this bloodshed has nothing to do with the moving of the embassy this bloodshed was planned by hamas and its uranium backers for over a year this mocked of return which means reconquista of israel has been planned by hamas as i say for over a year they they it's to mock what they called not by day the day of the catastrophe the day that israel was founded and many palestinians was home and they wanted

and it has implications for dispute attorney general rod rosen stein who oversees the mueller probe. carol: that's right and mar meadows has been the leader, the holder of this baton, ying why aren't you producing these documents that tell us more about the f.b.i. in particular the hillary clinton probe which a lot of republicans are furious about. they don't feel it wenten deepl gh and don't feel the right criminal was charged. however, this is a fascinating moment, because republicans are also accused of using their coressional power improperly to shield the president and to n get informao sort of leak to the white house. erm not taking a position on what's happening h but it is a fascinating showdown. you've never seen anything le it. robert: rob rosenstein has been defiant. final thoughts, jul t about possible impeachment move against him. he went out in public and fought backs week. julie: it is extraordinary as carol said to see congress taking this kind of position between thear justice dent or the republicans in congress. teat prompted a pretty extraordinary snt by the disput

among them district attorney jeff rosen who was initially ultimates about the sentence but sees judicial independence, the reason why he is against the recall. >> to recall a judge for one bad decision is something that would have dramatically negative effects throughout our criminal justice system. >> judge persky sized up how he sees the recall going. >> my gut feeling is it's close. i'm cautiously optimistic. we'll go until the very end getting the word out there and getting voters to stop and think about this. >> while voters serve as a de facto jury determining the judges fate, the ballot next tuesday will contain the names of tu candidates both women running to fill the seat if the judge is recalled. ? san jose, david louie, abc 7 news. >>> as the nba finals, the basketball version of groun day. >> is it may not be as spunsful as drama fild b thas what you got music and mfor.ovies >> he has a point. we look at the pros and cons of the matchup whether a drem team is really a good thing. >> b.a.r.t. creates a rapid response team. the latest move to make trains cleaner >> consumer rep

with the obama skinny the obama administration department of justice with with them going after james rosen reporters at the a.p. reporters at the new york times so this thing can actually really snowball and get people involved who were never leaking in the first place jose form a second date rex tillerson in a. in a speech at the commencement address at virginia military institute one of a growing crisis in ethics and integrity in washington talk to the importance of truth and political discourse and insists that a common set of facts was essential to maintaining a free society you see apparently talking about president trump. he sure it isn't because there's nothing. that comes to the truth when it comes of the way that trump has handled his presidency he's been lined from day one specially when it comes to the perfect example that he didn't know anything about stormy daniels and the payoff and then all of a sudden he does so he continues to do this bucking forward i think the former secretary of state. is basically just saying i feel good type of speech does not represent the coin minis

rosen. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized for three minutes. >> mr. speaker, today's vote on the previous question fails, we will have the opportunity to vote on my amendment, the jobs not waste amendment a proactive and innovate i proposal to turn yucca mountain into something useful a project that would create jobs without threatening the health and safety of nevadans and other americans across this country. ms. rosen: my amendment would prohibit the department of energy from moving forward with its current plan to ship nuclear waste by truck and rail through 329 congressional districts to yucca mountain until they consider a number of other job creating alternatives, including defense activities for unmanned aircraft systems, scientific research, the go a secure electronic data center a renewable energy generation. one of the arguments i regularly hear from proponents of yucca mountain is that it will create jobs and we have invested billions in building a repository at this site. i'm here to say that we can still create jobs without having to take

rosen baum for the individual plaintiffs. >> >> all right. you may proceed. >> may it please the court, pasher mupan for the united states. i'd like to reserve seven minutes for rebuttal. >> all right. watch your clock. >> the rescission of daca was a discretionary enforcement decision that the ina did not in any way constrain. acting secretary decided taking into consideration both the texas litigation that had invalidated a similar dapa and expanded daca policies as well as the attorney general's opinion that daca likely would and should be invalidated as well, the acting secretary concluded that daca should be rescinded. that rational enforcement decision is committed to agency discretion by law, it was not arbitrary and capricious or unlawful. if i could start with the viable argument, enforcement decisions are committed to agency decisions and you hick letter versus cheney, that is true for broad -- >> i thought heckler versus cheney was a decision not to enforce. >> and heckler also applies to decisions to enforce. this court has recogn

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