rubio: it is important we speak out with this. in a moment the majority leader will be here with procedural matters that will, i guess, take the senate into a different posture. before that happens, i wanted to close by not just thanking him for being a part of it but making more points. first, i want you to imagine for a moment if you're sitting at the kremlin and watching on satellite television the debate going on in american politics, you're probably feeling good about yourself. you've got one group arguing that maybe the elections weren't legitimate because russians interfered. you have another group arguing with the intelligence committee. there's been news reports about tension. you have reports back and forth. you're looking at this chaos and saying to yourself we did a pretty good job. if what we wanted to do was divide the american people, sowing chaos into their process, i think you look at the last six weeks or six months if you were in the kremlin you say our efforts were pretty successful at that. the second thing is

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por quÉ rubio? geant carlos: saludos.do. el resto no se veÍan en esa posiciÓn. por ahÍ surge. presentador: te has convertido en ese amuleto. cÓmo te sientes? geant carlos: me siento bien. bÁsicamente, no me veo como un amuleto. estoy ahÍ para hacer mi trabajo. de la manera que puedo aportar para la uniÓn del equipo lo voy hacer. haciendo mi trabajo. presentador: perfecto. te queremos agradecer por ese contacto que hicimos contigo muchas gracias. vamos a desear toda la suerte a puerto rico y estados unidos. presentadora: por supuesto. creo que te quedarÍa muy lindo el cabello rubio. [risas] pueden opinar en sus casas. [risas] mÁs adelante, "la bella y la bestia" llegan versiÓn mariachi. tierra llorar de la risa. presentador: seguimos avanzando. puedes estar con nosotros a travÉs de las redes sociales. ya regresamos. ♪ presentadora: "la bella y la bestia" bailarÍa al ritmo del mariachi. [risas] una versiÓn de bailarines del ballet folklÓrico de los angeles. presentador: todo esto es que le dieron un toque a lo mexicano. la

habrÁ quÉ ver que dice marco rubio. presentador: cambiemos de tema.irectamente a todos ustedes que estÁn mirando el noticiero, la pregunta es, cuÁntos veces ha llegado a un cajero automÁtico a retirar dinero y se te olvidÓ la tarjeta? presentadora: muchas veces. pensando en eso, uno de los bancos se la jugo con tecnologÍa. a travÉs de un telefono inteligente podrÍas obtener un cÓdigo de y ocho dÍgitos y retirar efectivo sin tarjeta. en cualquiera de lomas de 13000 cajeros que hay en todo el paÍs. seguramente, si les va bien, mÁs bancos seguirÁn los pasos. para ver si no podemos olvidar de las tarjetas. serÁ seguro? presentador: eso es otra cosa. la otra vez fui a sacar dinero, que era lo que tenÍa. [risas] me pasÓ. era otro banco. otra marca. me imagino que podrÍa funcionar. otras entidades bancarias, tambiÉn lo estÁn haciendo. presentadora: el chapo utilizaba a sus perros como conejillo de indias antes de comer. detalles en instantes. aumentan los incidentes de odio entre los niÑos de este paÍs. las escuelas no saben cÓmo actuar. presentador: seguimo

rubio: thank you all for being here. for all the work you do. in particular for the doctors who have risked so much to be a part of this. i want to touch on the narrative that some have put out. since you're on the ground and you've been there and you've seen this reality up close, you can hope to enlisten us about this reality. and all of you i think can comment on it. the narrative you see in some of these outlets around the world, which i don't know where they're getting their news from is the following. and that is that aleppo was a city divided between areas controlled by rebels and areas controlled by the government. and that these benevolent russian forces, combined with the regime, went in and liberated them. this part of the city held by rebels. who by the way, i don't think anyone here is a fan of many of those ements. many of which were radicals and who themselves committed all sorts of atrocities against humanity. and that these very benevolent forces came in and liberated this part of the city and rescued all of these civilians and

inicialmente, el senador rubio no quiso hacer comentarios pero luego confirmÓ. saqueadas al menos en dos ocasiones. >> un experto testificÓ y los rusos suelen atacar afacciones polÍticas opuestas del veneno de las metas de polÍtica exterior en un momento dado; y que de la misma manera que favorecieron a donald trump, pueden volverse en su contra. jorge: ivanka trump es oficialmente miembro del grupo de apoyo de su padre en la casa blanca. al igual que su esposo, no cobrarÁ salario pero eso no la ha librado de las crÍticas. reportera: ivanka ha tenido una presencia permanente y clave del la casa blanca desde que iniciÓ el mandato de su padre. ahora, al igual que su esposo, ocuparÁ unpuesto formar en la administraciÓn al ser contratada como asesora del presidente. ni ella ni su esposa cobrar anzuelo. esto vuelve a revivir crÍticas de Ética y hasta las leyes de anti nepotismo. >> la casa blanca no es un negocio familiar,es un paÍs. reportera: ante muchos los abogados de la casa blanca han dicho que la hija del presidente estarÁ regida por las mismas reglas de Ética

senator rubio. thank you, mr. chairman. 10 after the ranking member for the opportunity to be before the committee today. it's my honor to introduce mr. acosta i wholeheartedly encourage the committee and senate to support his nomination to be our next secretary of labor. i began by saying i know alex well. a fellow floridian and miami had been familiar with his work for many years. later he came to him as well and when the president nominated him, i think is an outstanding choice to lead the department of labor. this public service and we will learn about that today i still say not to submit your i'm a bit testimony as well as member of the national labor his probation board has appointed by president george w. bush. from there he was selected by president bush to serve as the assistant attorney general for civil rights division. u.s. department of justice where he also served as principal deputy, assistant attorney general of beginning august august 2013. the two places i would refer you in the place i watch the

i want to thank senator rubio. it deals with the current challenges that russian is presenting to us. russia, yes, it is violating basic human rights of its citizens. it's also attacking us as they did in our free elections. they also are anything but the sovereignty of other countries. obviously we all know what they did in ukraine with the crimea in eastern ukraine. also mulled over, georgia. threatening a lot of our european countries and of russian speaking populations. we need to make it clear to russia but that is not acceptable. sanctions are affecting russia so we can strengthen the sanction regime against russia and the legislation that we have filed will do that. and he goes into any areas that we can strengthen by going into the energy sector, going into heavy finance their sovereign debt, have a deal with privatization. we can strengthen the resolve against russia, and our european allies understand the importance of this. we need to work with europe. there's a second part of this bill which is equally

rubio: thank you, mr. chairman. in the first panel, one of the first panelists mentioned me in connection with efforts in the 2016 primary. i'm not prepared to comment on that. i do think it's appropriate, however, to divulge to the committee, since a lot of this has take an partisan tone, not in the committee but in the broader perspective, the following facts. in july of 2016, shortly after ai -- i announced i would seek re-election to the united states senate, former member my presidential campaign team who had access to the internal information of my presidential campaign were targeted by i.p. addresses with an unknown location within russia. that effort was unsuccessful. i'd also inform the committee that within the last 24 hour, at 1:45 a.m. yesterday, a second attempt was made, again, against former members of my presidential camig

joining me now senator marco rubio, republican of florida. senator rubio, welcome back to "meet the press." >> thank you. good morning. >> good morning. you travelled with the president on friday down to florida on air force one. on saturday morning, the president went on a tweet-storm, including accusing former president obama of illegally having him wire-tapped. do you have any insight, first of all, did the president talk to you about this on friday? and do you have any insight on what precipitated all this? >> we never obviously discussed that, number one. i have no insight into what exactly he is referring to, and i would imagine the president and the white house in the days to come will outline further what was behind that accusation. i have never heard that before, and i have no evidence or no one has ever presented anything to me that indicates anything like that. obviously in the days to come you'll ask him and i imagine they'll answer it and figure out what it is. >> as a member of the senate logisti intelligence committee, if there

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influence what's happening in our country is kind of breathtaking, and i've got to side with marco rubio on this. look, he talked about he wasn't going to talk about it because he understood that russians are trying to influence our election and will continue to try to do something about it. this is a threat to our country, right? and the idea that russia is different from other countries, russia is very different from other countries because we have a history of the cold war with russia that apparently we thought was over because we have a short history lesson and view of the world and putin paused and clearly, they are clearly trying to influence and dominate the world than we've seen in a long time. >> i would be sympathetic to your argument if over the last

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senator rubio did open up to jake tapper about the role of foreign ambassadors in washington.that. >> we learned this week attorney general sessions was in contact with russian ambassador on two separate occasions during the campaign. this the second time somebody close to trump has spoken with the russian ambassador and not been forthcoming about it. the other person was michael flynn, national security adviser who had to resign as a result. why do you think senior officials in the trump administration keep failing to be forthcoming about the their communications with the russians? i don't know about the others you've mentioned, because i don't know about who they met with and talked to. i can tell you about senator sessions and ambassadors, that's what ambassadors do. i meet with dozens of ambassadors a year and i run into them all the time. that's what they do. they are out there trying to reach out to people and talk to them. it is not unusual for a member of the senate to meet with an ambassador. obviously he in a senate committee said he had not been in contact with anyo

as for marco rubio's statement, it frankie wouldn't surprise me in the slightest if senator rubio's campaignink there is a strong chance that the kremlin in fact targeted all of the campaigns they thought were potentially real contenders for the general election. all right, we really appreciate the time — thank you very much. thank you for having me. nigeria's militant islamist group, boko haram, has spent the past seven years carrying out bombings, assassinations and abductions, with the aim of overthrowing the government and creating an islamic state. the militants, who've now been pushed out of several cities by the nigerian army, have intensified a suicide bombing campaign, often involving women and children. the bbc‘s clive myrie has been to gwoza, the former stronghold of the group, in north—east nigeria. you may find some of the images in his report distressing. welcome to nigeria's badlands. bandit country, with an unseen enemy happy to die. our heavily armed military convoy snakes around fresh craters, blasted by roadside bombsjust hours before we arrived. the nigerian troops are ju

in terms of today's, or the opening of the hearing, strong words from the democrats and also marco rubiosed or you do hear that from a republican? well, it is not only that marco rubio spoke about the russian hacking, but he said that he had been subject to it, that his campaign had been hacked, or there was an attempt to hack it, during the campaign when he was running for president last year and there was as recently as a feud as ago another attempt at a former campaign staff at... and that it was traced to a russian ip address —— staffer. so, what we are seeing here is more and more admittedly circumstantial evidence, but evidence that points toa evidence, but evidence that points to a lot of rushing attempts to be involved in american politics —— russian. it doesn't mean necessarily that the attempts were directed from the kremlin although we saw from the intelligence assessment may publicly at the end of the obama administration that the intelligence officials were tracing it to the highest levels of the russian government. you think these sorts of allegations have any effect on don

rubio is not alone. town halls have become contentious across the country.e state legislators are trying to rewrite rules governing protests. the constitution prohibits congress from passing laws that would interview -- interfere with the rights of people's ability to peacefully assemble. at least eight state legislatures have introduced bills increasing penalties for protesters who are blocking highways. minnesota included airport access roads. george included any street, sidewalk, or he republican lawmakers in florida and tennessee want to remove the liability for drivers who unintentionally strike protesters blocking a road or street. a similar bill in north dakota failed last month. bill sponsors say these laws are needed to cut down on "paid or professional" protesters, a label applied to tea party activists a few years ago and democratic activists today. historically, the supreme court has upheld the rights of protesters under the first amendment. taste the many sides of brookside. smooth dark chocolate outside. exotic fruit flavor inside. brookside. f

not the just rubio. and then rubio told the committee, it may still be happening. >> i would like the inform the committee within the last 24 hours, at 10:45 a.m. yesterday, a second attempt was made again against former members of my presidential campaign team who had access to our internal information, again targeted from an ip address from an unknown location in russia. and that effort was also unsuccessful. >> and one of form he ted cruz' important spokespeople and aides tweeted this earlier this afternoon. my website was hit from 37 different russian ip addresses inhe last 30 days. we'll be right back. wanted to ke my family came from. i did my ancestrydna. the most shocking result was that i'm 26% native american. i had no idea. it's opened up a whole new world for me. ♪ are made with smarttrack®igners material to precisely move your teeth to your best smile. see how invisalign® treatment can shape your smile up to 50% faster today at invisalign.com >>> welcome back. for all the smoke on russia, in

say what about seniors, community block grants, and international affairs budget is getting marco rubio upset, a lot of gop hawks as well. when you have republicans and democrats saying this is dead on arrival you better listen. dagen: the program since the mid-70s, $150 billion on it, and targeted communities. if you don't start cutting somewhere you will never cut. >> since lyndon johnson, bottom line is we are getting the minutia of things, not a lot of cuts because the budget is the same budget spending in total amounts as under obama. the fact is even this little a cut is amazing because of the heat from both sides. republicans using scare tactics, the defense budget one of the few parts that doesn't -- isn't going up enough to humor some people who think we are not safe either so with all this pressure from both sides we are going to see final budget that isn't going to be a reduction from last year at spending at all, it will be an increase again because it the end of the day we are never going to see discretionary spending going lower than it is now. it is not that high relative

florida senator marco rubio told tmg that he went too far. >> we've got to be very careful. the wrong person sees that and gets the wrong idea and you could have a real problem. i'm not sure what he was thinking. >> reporter: as far as if it is an actual threat, kpix 5's political analyst melissa kane says it does not appear to cross the legal line. >> when you are the president, you really need to show that there is a plan, or that you are specifically asking people to do something before it is a problem. >> reporter: by the way, it is not just a man depicting president trump dressed as a clown in the video. in an interview with billboard sunday, he says that is what it's all about. quote, it's a lot of clown expletives going on that we could just sit and talk on the phone all day about but it is a few issues that we really wanted to log into for the video. police, the president, and life in general. in the newsroom, anne makovec, kpix 5. >>> there is a new school policy at a sacramento elementary school gaming -- banning the game of tag at an elementary school. the preside

>> thank you, senator rubio. i want to thank the doctors for your testimony, for your courage, for spending time with me in my office yesterday. kenny guyer said the policies have changed. doctor abdulkhalek, with the involvement of russia, you've obviously been witness of chemical attacks, present. can you talk about the change in tactics, the change in weapons, the minute russia got involved? >> after the russian involved in the conflict, we noticed a new development with weapons like bunker buster. they can destroy the underground structur structures. we noticed they used the use of the bomb in the last three months of the siege. and also, cluster bombs. and we had photos of -- by our own phones, to that cluster bombs, and the bunker buster -- not bunker buster, but the bombs. >> was there more frequent targeting of your hospitals when russia became involved? >> yes. >> so they weren't -- >> they are locating the hospital, the location, they are locating the hospital position. and they start targeting it many

. >> i think this is immensely important with the house intelligence committee hearing in rubio for sharp - - overshadowed the ruby immensely important and much more important is what judge gorsuch has to say tomorrow. >> will i have seen the last couple of weeks but what did your response. >> there is a high bar that judge gorsuch has to pass because of the trump with this test in the outsourcing of his betting and screening of his election in because of the trump attacks on the judiciary in we have an obligation one of the most responsibilities we have we will be aggressive and tough and/or questions. >> that is for director komi >> when he devil this the investigation. >> so was standard is that? and whether it serves the interests of the investigation. in the inquiry to a set information and enhance the credibility and have to learn more to say that i have been here and not there. ... and mr. speaker of this desert did and also representatives open proceedings for the first time to televised coverage in their wish to concur it congratulate you to make this possible in the committee wa

marco rubio has said that himself. why? because this was an assault on our democracy. when 17 intelligence agencies firmly say that the russians made a major attempt to influence our election, that should scare everyone because they were trying to make a difference in an american election, something our founding fathers worded against in the constitution that we wouldn't have the influence of foreign powers. and so, that's why i would like to see an independent commission, chris, right out of the congress can appoint one, made up of experts. non-political experts. just like we had at 9/11, to supplement the work of the intelligence committee that's already going on and allow us to see in a more open, transparent manner who happened and also how we can fix this moving forward. next time it may not be russia, maybe it'll be another country. >> have you spoken to senator grassley or has diane feinstein who's the ranking neck spoken to him? do you have any indication at all that either there's an inclination to call jeff sessions back to retestify? i mean, not to even ment

rubio revealing for the first time his staff was the target of repeated hacking attempts by russian ip addresses, first right after rubio announced his reelection bid for senate in july 2016 and one attempt happening as recently as yesterday morning. >> a second attempt was made, again, against former members of my presidential campaign team who had access to our internal information. again, target from an ip address from an unknown location in russia, and that effort was also unsuccessful. >> reporter: so senator rubio not disclosing a lot more details, but it does go to the belief that russia meddling was wide ranging, happening over the span of many months during the campaign. according to expert it, it is still happening today. those experts even cited the recent smear campaign against house speaker paul ryan after the failure of his healthcare bill, john, as the results of some of that russian meddling. so a lot to be uncovered here. just the beginning of one of many hearings in the senate intel committee. >> it was really fascinating how much you can learn when partisanship is

and as senator rubio has noted, one time it was one candidate and one political party. the next time it will be another candidate and the other political party unless we all come together in a bipartisan fashion to get to the bottom of the facts. so, how do we do that beyond the recusal and the independent counsel and having senator sessions come back before the judiciary committee to thoroughly answer my questions and the questions of my colleagues? well, the other way we do it is by having an independent commission, and that is why i introduced, along with senators cardin, leahy, feinstein and carper, the bill that was announced by senator cardin and myself with adam schiff and elijah cummings, the bill that would create an independent, nonpartisan commission to uncover all the facts and make sure future elections and political campaigns are safeguarded from foreign interference. now remember, this commission can go alongside the intelligence committee investigations. not to replace it, but to be in addition to it, because this committee and experts appointed by this

i will talk to republican senator marco rubio, a member of the senate intelligence committee. >>> plus, what happens next? many democrats are calling for sessions to resign. >> the attorney general, the top cop in our country, lied under oath. >> attorney general sessions should resign. >> this morning my interview with

rub rubio, cotton and collins saying no wire tapping. >> rubio seemed confused when asked about thist conspiracy theories have 1% kernel. >> this stemmed in part from news reports months ago that perhaps a few of trump associates were targets of investigations involving their ties to russia. were there orders to target those individuals in trump's orbit? that was the reporting from last fall. never confirmed. from those reports months ago, comes this theory from mark levine. saying a silent coup in the works. these are state tactics by obama and his people to undermine president trump. that circulates in the west wing and saturday morning, we get the president's tweet storm. >> and nancy pelosi, house leader, who said it is auth authoritarian. >> i would describe it as sowing confusion. democrats or republicans. when you are in power and people are confused, you benefit from that. trump is muddy in the waters. >> it fits the steve bannon world view. >> we are looking at the opinion piece in the post. this crystalizes. if he is not wire tapped, he has a false charge. if there is surve

senator rubio, in my opinion, you anecdotally suffered from these efforts. >> i would like to inform the committee within the last 24 hours, 10:45 a.m. a second attempt was made again against former members of my presidential campaign team who had access to our internal information again targeted from an ip address from an unknown location in russia and that effort was also unsuccessful. >> pretty extraordinary. clinton watts will join "morning joe" later this morning. >>> president trump appears to be picking a fight with a faction of his own party. it began yesterday when he tweeted the freedom caucus will hurt the entire republican agenda if they don't get on the team and fast. we must fight them and dems in 2018. if mark med dose, jim jordan and raul labrador would get on board we would have a great health care and massive tax cuts and reform. "the washington post" sources a white house official who says they're sick and tired of seeing freedom caucus members on team and that, quote, this has been brewing for a while. adding, our view is, there's nothing as clarifying as smell of

republican senate committee member marco rubio says he's seen no evidence to support the president's claim. >> i've never heard that allegation made before by anybody. i have never seen anything about that anywhere before. but again, the president put that out there and the white house will have to answer president. >> shepard: so far they're not doing that. the white house has not elaborated whatsoever. jim hines of connecticut says he's seen no evidence to back up president trump's claim. >> like marco rubio, i have seen nothing. unlike marco rubio and jim comey and collector clapper, on the face of it, the tweet is either wrong or points to a scandal unlike we've ever sheen. the president cannot order a wiretap. >> legal experts say the fbi and justice department need a federal judge to approve a wiretap on u.s. citizens and president cannot order that type of surveillance on their own. senior law enforcement sources confirmed to fox news director comey and other officials say the president's accusation is false. they have asked the justice department to publicly correct the presi

chuck schumer, and marco rubio. >> we'll like at the most emotional tribute of the night, a tribute to fallen warrior that brought the biggest applause for the evening. norah o'donnell has coverage from the white house. norah, good morning. >> he talked about the american carnage and the forgotten american women. last night he talked about a new chapter and american greatness. we have a cbs poll out this morning who say 82% who saw the speech called mr. trump presidential including a majority of democrats and 61% said the president's tone was very positive. margaret brennan is with me at the white house. good morning. >> good morning. president trump seemed sobered. all three of his main speech writers and all of his senior advisers had input on this address and the president ended up sounding more like a republican and the revolutionary he describes himself as. >> mr. speaker, the president of the united states. >> president trump walked in to a divided chamber of commerce and spoke with a softer tone to his hard-line campaign promises. >> think of the marvels we can achooev if we sim

the senate intelligence committee opened hearings and senator marco rubio made the surprising revelation that he has been personally targeted by coordinated cyberattacks. >> 10:45 a.m. yesterday a second attempt was made again against former members of my former presidential campaign team who had access, again targeted from an i.p. address from an unknown location in russia and that effort also was unsuccessful. >> look, it shows that it's still on going and what's so critical here and that the russians are learning from this process and adapting an changing and still meddling. i want to bring in josh rogen. he's a columnist for the "washington post." let start with this. >> good morning. >>> let's start with sound from last september. about the kind of people who ask for immunity from prosecution. listen. >> her aides took the fifth amendment and her ring leaders were given immunity. and if you're not guilty of a crime, why do you need immunity for, right? >> so take that and can put a statement from the attorney from michael flynn saying he would want assurances against unfair prosecut

so senator rubio. >> thank you. mr. chairman, thank you to the ranking member for an opportunity to be before the committee today. it is my honor to be able to introduce mr. acosta and wholeheartedly encourage the committee and senate to support his nomination to be our next secretary of labor. i begin by saying i know alex well. he's a fellow floridian. as a native of miami, i've been familiar with his work for many, many years and later i came to know him personally as well. as i said when the president nominated him, i think he's an outstanding choice to lead the department of labor. he has a sterling record of public service to our state and country. you'll learn about that today as you see not just in your materials but his testimony as well. he was a member of the national labors relations board. appointed by president george w. bush from '02 to '03. from there he was selected by president bush to serve as assistant attorney general for the civil rights division, the u.s. department of justice where he also served

the freedom caucus and the study group in the house and people like rand paul and ted cruz, marco rubioight be listened to and their contributions added to this bill. second price is right, and tonight i want to put an end to the civil war that seems to be brewing inside the republican party. the current version of the health care act as tom price said it's a first draft. always filled with errors and miscalculations. it's up to republican members of congress to come together and fix this bill and get it right for you. i'll well put together a unified strategy to combat efforts from democrats to paint the bill as a disaster for low income americans, in other words republicans want to kill children and kill old people. this cannot take place, or in the press. my suggestions tonight as republicans, that includes the freedom caucus, that inclu mentt includes others should get together in a room, work through these issues in person. the house freedom caucus, friend rand paul, marco rubio, other conservatives who have been loudly voicing their concerns for eight years and sadly, many of thes

rubio at amarco hearing on financial fraud targeting senior citizens. >> if you look at the list of the top most wanted medicare people in america, they are entirely from south florida and almost entirely recent arrivals from the island of cuba. when we are about to arrest them, they leave to cuba with millions of dollars. it is an outrage. it has been extensively covered by the press and south florida. people may think seniors are not victims, they are victims. >> all c-span programs are available at www.c-span.org and by searching the video library, and on our homepage. ♪ journal, live every day, news and policy issues that impact you. sunday morning, the congress coalition and sanford san colander will discuss president trump's 2018 budget outline -- outlined his last week, including the boost in military spending, domestic spending tax proposals. then m.i.t. technology review editor in chief discusses the annual list of breakthrough and their expected impacts. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal live at 7 a.m. eastern on sunday morning. join the discussion. ♪ takeg up short

burr: senator rubio? sen. rubio: one of the people who appeared before us earlier mentioned the 2016 presidential prary, i'm not prepared to comment on that, hopefully information on that will be reflected in our report, if any. i do think it's important to divulge to the committee because this has taken a partisan tone, not in the committee. but in july of 2016, shortly after i announced i would seek re-election tthe united states senate former members of think presidential campaign team who had access to the internal information of my presidential campaign were targeted by i.p. addresses with an unknown location within russia that effort was unsuccessful. i'd also inform the committee that within the last 24 hours, at 10:45 a.m. yesterday, a second attempt was made again against former members of my presidential campaign team who had access to our internal information, again targeted from an i.p. address from an unknown location in russia. and that effort was also unsuccessful. my question to all the panelis

marco rubio. >> it is friday. >> isn't it amazing, walter? this throughout last summer. >> yeah. >> and said this russian thing is bigger than people think. and you get all these trolls coming at you. and you get all these stories. now you realize what it was. >> yeah. >> it was an organized activity. >> it was an organized activity and, i mean, this was -- you were around. we were talking to david ignatius before. you were around during iran-contra, even watergate. this thing easily, easily has taken on the scope of iran-cont iran-contra, easily. as bill crystal said last night, it's moving at warp speed. david ignatius was talking about it earlier, walter. this is moving so quickly that every day it's hard to keep up with everything that's going on. and we don't even need deep throat anymore because they're too stupid. they do it all in the light of day. >> the phone call comes from within the white house. you say it's like iran-contra. i was at "time" magazine. i still have trouble figuring out the complexity of iran-contra. >> exactly. >>