i'm sarah kelly, welcome to the program. thank you for joining us. donald trump has hinted that talks with kim jong-un could still go ahead as planned. that despite trump calling off the summit yesterday. it is the latest curveball from the president who has invested much currency and what >> would be a historic meeting. a day after meeting -- canceling plans of meeting with the north korean leader, president trump is sending a very different message. >> we will see what happens. they very much want to do it. to do it. we would like to do it. we'll see what happens. sarah: reporter: well trump plays hard to get, kim jong-un appears to be playing cool. the prospect of cancellation has tesh off protests and asia. these south korean students see trumps flip-flopping as a danger to world's peace. salt is hoping to keep negotiations on track. -- seoul is hoping to keep the negotiations on track. >> the south korean government remains committed to continuing talks. meanwhile, the japanese leader threw his support behind trump. >> this cancellation is regre

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i'm sarah kelly welcome to the program international calls for restraint are mounting as israel and iran face their most serious military confrontation in years footage uploaded on social media shows multiple flares over syria's capital damascus after israel struck dozens of targets in the country overnight. israel says that it acted in response to what it says was an iranian rocket attack on its outposts in the golan heights launched from syria it claims to have struck nearly all of iran's infrastructure in syria. well let's get more now on these developments we are joined by jonathan accord make us a spokesperson for the israeli defense forces in the golan heights and welcome to you jonathan we thank you so much for joining us and we've heard that you know for israel's part you are saying that the rockets which were fired into the golan heights that they were fired by an iranian brigade what evidence do you have for that. well thank you for having me and good. girly clear we have a very good encouraged him pictures of the reunion deployment in that syria we have been following their mo

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sarah kelly welcome to the program the swedish academy has announced that it will not to award the nobel prize for literature this year the institution is in crisis over its handling of sexual assault allegations against the husband of one of its leading members the scandal has seen a string of board members leave in recent weeks the prize has crowned the world's best writers for more than one hundred years but will be absent from the literary calendar until twenty nineteen. it's not unprecedented but it is rare the swedish academy has postponed the twenty eighteen nobel prize for literature. we have decided not to water prize this year and we did that after a long discussion. but we reached the conclusion that the confidence of the academy is so low in the world of the moment that it was the deciding reason why we know refrain from awarding the products. that the body was plunged into crisis last november when a swedish newspaper published testimonies against this man. he's married to swedish academy member catarina frost and son the jeweler will significant influence in sweden's art wo

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news i'm sarah kelly in berlin thank you so much for watching i'll see that it's. we make up over we watch as of this hundred thirty five we are the civil services. they want to shape the continent's future it's harder to enjoy some stars as they share their stories their dreams and their challenges to six seven percent plus for . jews of coney and the lord's resistance army destroyed my life. in those eleven years i was in the bush i could have done. many things with my life. i can say here as a child is innocent it wouldn't happen i tell people who think. they're going to understand that. there's a celebration underway today in the town of the teac in northern uganda but the memory of the past is never far behind the rebels of the launce resistance army left the region some ten years ago the suffering they caused still hasn't healed. the people here are celebrating the anniversary of evelyn and his mother's death margaret a kello died three years after evelyn was liberated from the hands of christian militia margaret's health had suffered under a years of worry f

>> sean: by the way, sarah, kelly and, they took it with incredible grace, especially sa. a so-called performance was so bad, so mean-spirited, even the association's president regrets over wolf's remark and some of the mainstream media even they called out this so-called comedian. take a look. >> i think the comedian crossed a line. this one from poking fun to being mean-spirited. it was very uncomfortable. i think that sarah sanders handled herself very well. >> the dinner is supposed to be a journalism and not the red carpet, not the mean-spirited joke that we saw last night, some of those i really thought were inappropriate. >> this dinner has had a lot of bad moments. thinking back, as i was watching this cringeworthy performance in some respects going after the appearance of sarah sanders, which i thought was inappropriate. >> i really thought the pain of the people on stage, when sarah huckabee sanders was being made fun of, everybody felt pain for her. she felt pain. it really bothered me. i know there's a big controversy about whether or not her appearance was bei

news i'm sarah kelly in berlin our top stories u.s. president donald trump is to announce his decision on the future of the iran nuclear deal later today european backers oppose a u.s. withdrawal saying that the deal has successfully halted around its nuclear ambitions. this feud over the nuclear deal is just the latest chapter in the fraught history between the u.s. and iran the two nations have locked horns for decades some low points a cia backed overthrow of iran's prime minister back in one nine hundred fifty three and the u.s. embassy hostage crisis after the one nine hundred seventy nine islamic revolution but efforts in recent years to reach a nuclear deal produced something of a far. research group or travel to tehran to find out how people there view the u.s. today. down with usa it's hard for anyone passing through this busy square in tehran to miss this message it's not only here that slogans denouncing the united states are on display but this is the most famous spot. these moros has been among visit us favorite spots for

culture karen helps out from our culture desk thank you very much pleasure you're watching t w sarah kelly will be here with an update on your top headlines in just a few minutes. we'll . talk to by rebels at the young children are forced to marry at fourteen released. twenty two evelyn story is fairly common in uganda tens of thousands of children are kidnapped abused and forced to become child soldiers and their trauma continues even after they retire because communities often reject them children of terror young rebel captives in uganda. in fifteen minutes on d w. a blessing and a curse the force of nature in a steeple fate. monsoons the tropical downpours that should life via the the soul of the subcontinent the sums of money and cause of enormous destruction. monsoon starting may twenty third body double. philosopher and flip stars adored and despised was karl marx icon of communism a man whose ideas changed the world but also divided it how will event is he today and what influence does he have on politics and general culture. on the two hundredth anniversary of the birth of the docu

welcome back to rick's t w news i'm sarah kelly in berlin our top stories germany's chancellor angela merkel and russia's president vladimir putin have agreed to book again and options for a multinational peacekeeping mission in eastern ukraine merkel said that the next step would be to get a united nations mandate for just such a mission. cuban state television is reporting that a boeing seven thirty seven airliner with one hundred four people on board has crashed after taking off from havana the plane was heading from jose marti airport to the eastern city of whole grains many are feared dead. and the cuban president. said that many are feared dead after the plane operated by the obviously an airline crashed near jose marti airport as we heard it was heading to that eastern city there for more let's bring in jose who is joining us on line from havana cuba jose just tell us do we have any more information about the people who are onboard that plane. loss of the people of our q one but the crew of their plan are foreigners so there are about one hundred one hundred people involved in

welcome back you're with news i'm sarah kelly and our lead our top story donald trump has traveled to dallas texas to address members of the powerful u.s. gun lobby the national rifle association that's despite increasing calls for gun control in the wake of precent mash shootings including in hartland florida in february. and the swedish academy has announced that it will not award the nobel prize for literature this year after a series of sketch sex abuse scandals and finance scandals it says it will instead award to process into a ninety. well now the west african country of cameroon is currently in the grip of a violent secessionist crisis and surgeons in the west of the country have launched a series of attacks on security forces after the government crackdown on a peaceful protest movement the conflict is centered on the english speaking area of western cameroon which we're about to highlight on a map for you but many of the region you see that area actually highlighted in yellow there and within that yellow region there those individuals many of them they want greater autonomy

october seventh ok thank you so much with that and with that you are up to date now on t w news i'm sarah kelly berlin after a short break phil gayle takes over the news it's watching. they could leave the very best traffic camera in darkest. ladybugs could revolutionize medicine with their immune system. and the wings of potato bugs are inspiring architects to design a. mini magician. come may help to solve today's problems doctors. little superheroes. meets. how to cover more than just one reality. where i come from we have a transatlantic way of looking at things that's because my father is from germany my mother's from the united states of america and so i realized fairly early that it makes sense to explain different realities. and now here at the heart of the european union in brussels we have twenty eight different realities and so i think people are really looking for any journalist they can trust for them to make sense of. right in his back office work at the w. a blessing and a curse on the force of nature inescapable fate. monsoon on the tropical downpours that she'd like to hear. is

news i'm sarah kelly in berlin our top stories u.s. president donald trump has counseled talks with north korea planned for next month trump blamed the decision on hostility from kim jong un after a war of words between washington and pyongyang trump also vowed to keep up the maximum sanctions pressure on north korea. ireland is holding a referendum on whether to reform the catholic countries near total ban on abortions in europe most countries have fairly liberal abortion policies and allowed terminations through the first trimester of the pregnancy but there are three exceptions and we just like to highlight them for you on a map because in malta for example terminations are completely illegal poland has a near total abortion ban in place women there can only terminate a pregnancy if they have been raped or if their life or the fetus is life is in danger currently meantime in ireland the only legal case for an abortion is if a pregnant woman's life is at risk irish women are however free to travel to other countries to access abortio

>> sarah, general kelly. >> huh. meanwhile, president trump is now down playing the millions of dollars paid to personal lawyer michael cohen by companies including at&t. the president attacking the media in a tweet saying the trump administration anti-trust division has been and is opposed to the at&t purchase of time warner in a currently ongoing trial. meanwhile, sarah huckabee sanders saying the trump administration opposed at&t and time warner merger despite michael cohen's deals with at&t. >> i think that this further proves that the president is not going to be influenced by special interest. this is actually the definition of draining the swamp, something the president talked about repeatedly during the campaign. >> let's bring in msnbc political analyst zerlina maxwell for sirius xm. joe watkins, former white house aide to george h.w. bush. and rick tyler, former cruz campaign spokesman. my saturday morning family. good day to you guys. rick, let's get to you first. this administration is holding this up as

. >> sarah, general kelly -- >> let's bring in the political reporter covering midterms for nbc news. great to have you both here this morning. >> thanks for having me. allie, start with you, why hasn't the white house done more to condemn the comments? >> usually if you're wrong on a story like this, they will tell you you are. i haven't seen them come out and say it's not what she said. they're allowing the comments stand. if they don't try to walk them back it will go away. this is one of those situations that most everyone in washington agrees, john mccain really commands a lot of respect both for his service and the job he's done as a senator. i think you're going to have a hard time finding anyone who's not going to roundly condemn these comments, what's stunning for me is how comfortable we've grown with a white house that is willing to speak ill of someone like john mccain. the president is obviously someone who has his own history with these comments against mccain. even after, for example, the health care vote that mccain torpedoed last year, trump has repeatedly brought him

>> reporter: sarah, general kelly came out and endorsed in an npr interview a pathway to citizenship for protected status immigrants who have been in the united states for some time. does the president share general kelly's view on that? >> i certainly know both the president and general kelly want to fix the system. i'd have to look at that specific comment. >> did general kelly oppose the administration's and actually give a deadline for some people who have been here for 20 years -- >> i would have to look at the comment before i weigh in. >> south korea had a huge stake in whatever trump and kim agree upon. will president moon or nor representative of south korea be at the talks? >> i don't believe that there are plans for them to be part of that specific day, but certainly have been a partner in this entire process and, as you know, president moon will be here on the 22nd to continue those conversations and we continue to be in lock step with the south koreans. hunter. >> on wednesday the president tweeted, quote, the fake news is working overtime. he said 91% of the network new

sarah? reporter: general kelly came out and endorsed a pathway to citizenship for temporary protected status recipients you have been in the u.s. for some time. does the president share general kelly's view on that? ms. sanders: i haven't seen that specific comment from the interview. both of the president and general kelly want to fix the system but i would have to look at that specific comment. reporter: the general kelly oppose the administration bush to give a deadline to people who have lived in the country for 20 years? ms. sanders: i would have to look at the comment before i could weigh in. there is a huge stake on whatever trump and kim jong-un agree upon. will president moon or another representative south korea be at the talks? ms. sanders: i don't think there are plans for them to be there on that specific day, but certainly they have been a partner in this entire process. president moon will be here on the 22nd to continue those conversations, and we continue to be in lock step with the south koreans. reporter: on wednesday the president tweeted, the fake news is working overtim

. >> sarah, general kelly came out and endorsed in an npr interview a pathway to citizenship for temporary protected status recipients who have been in the united states for an amount of time. does the president share that view? >> i haven't seen that specific comment from the interview but i know that both the president and general kelly want to fix the system. but i'd have to look at that specific comment. >> can actually give a deadline to some people who have been here for over 20 years to leave the country? >> again, i would have to look at the comment before i could weigh in. >> will president moon or another representative of south korea be at the talks? >> i don't believe there will be plans for that specific day, but certainly i have been a partner in this entire process. as you know, president moon will be here on the 22nd to continue those conversations and we will continue to be in lockstep with the south korean. >> wednesday the president tweeted quote the fake news is working overtime, 91% of the news is negative. you have to view that all new stories about the president are

he showed up for the start of each meeting along with white house chief of staff john kelly. sarah huckabee sanders defending the move, neither chief kelly nor flood attended the meetings, but did make brief remarks before the meetings started. they also conveyed the president's understanding of the need to protect human intelligence services and the important of communication between the branches of government. but democratic lawmakers slamming the move including house intelligence committee ranking member adam schiff saying, quote, his president and statement at the outset of both meetings today was completely inappropriate although he did not participair advertis-- part meetings that followed. it was completely improper and i made it clear to him. is it appropriate and improper for the white house chief of staff and the white house attorney to attend the beginning of these briefings? >> no. adam schiff and other democrats can say they don't like it. but it's not unappropriate. i do think it's also a somewhat effective smoke screen for democrats to put up right now because there

are they lying. >> go ahead. >> sarah, general kelly came out and endorsed in an npr issue a pathway to citizenship for temporary restrictive status for people who have been in the united states for some time. does the president share the general's view on that. >> i haven't seen that specific comment from the interview. i know that the president and general kelly want to fix the system. >> did jen alkyly oppose the administration's push to actually give a deadline to some people who have been here over 20 years to leave the country? >> i would have to look at the comment before i could weigh in. right here. go ahead. >> thank you sarah. south korea has a huge stake in whatever kim and trump agree upon. will president moon or another representative of south korea be at the talks? >> i don't believe there are plans for them to be part of that specific day. but certainly have been a partner in this entire process. and as you know, president moon will be here on the 22nd to continue those conversations. and we continue to be in lock step with the south koreans. unt hunter. >> on monday

especially when you are dealing with sarah sanders and kelly ann can woi. and it gina haspel. and silk. the attacks on conservative women are extraordinary. and nikki healy. that is important to remember. nthe larger point of the panel is that the attacks are on both sides, right. we need to treat women equal to men. >> martha: equal opportunity, very thoughtful comments and good to have you here tonight. school bullying, a good or bad thing? hear what one popular comedian says. and jesse watters' joins me about concerns of an all out war between iran and the middle east. general jack keane joins me next. yeah, my dad says our insurance doesn't have that. what?! you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. with dell small businessout your technology advisors you get the one-on-one partnership you need to grow your business. the dell vostro 15 laptop. contact a dell advisor today. no one thought much of itm at all.l people said it just made a mess until exxonmobil scientists put it to the test. they thought someday it could become fuel and

. >> reporter: press secretary sarah sanders said the aide, kelly sadler, still worked for the administration but sarah sanders repeatedly declined to say more or why an apology wasn't warranted. >> if you won't comment on the specific comment, what does the white house believe about senator mccain? is there a tone set from the top here where it's allowed for an aide to say he's dyeing a indyi? >> certainly there's not a tone set here. we have respect for all american s and that's what we try to put forward in everything we do. in word and action. >> why not just apologize to senator mccain? >> i won't get into a back-and-forth because people want to create issues. >> reporter: the senator's daughter, meghan mccain sounded stunned the staffer is still on the job. >> i don't understand what kind of environment you're working in where that would be acceptable and you come to work the next day and still have a job. >> reporter: the arizona republican senator and decorated war hero has been among the president's biggest critics. this controversy started when he said he opposed the nomination of g

and sarah sanders' response it is shameful. where is john kelly, he is a military guy. he should have fired her on the spot. he knows that level. then again, this is the same white house that defended a wife beater, they lied to cover for him. so why are we surprised. >> gloria. >> well, look, if the staffer herself felt it was important enough and she was right to do this to apologize to the family, and i think that is the right thing to do, why couldn't the white house just have come out and said, look, she has made her apologies which we think was the right thing to do and now let's move on. even if they had acknowledged that, that would have been better than what occurred at the podium today which was was effectively trying to brush it off as some leak that they weren't going to address. >> it was. >> it was not a leak of an internal white house meeting. >> it was a leak of a meeting with congressional communications people who by the way do not work for the white house. they work for capitol hill. she works for the white house. it was a message meeting. but to desc

again. >> exactly. >> let's turn to another important issue, sarah sanders refusing to comment on a cruel and crude joke that white house aide kelly sadler allegedly made by senator john mccain. sadler said -- sarah sanders said she didn't want to talk about internal staff meetings and wouldn't say if sadler, the aide, should issue an apology. what do you make of that silence from the white house? >> you're surprised? this is a white house whose boss, the president, started his campaign by bullying peel, by demeaning people and calling people names and using the crudest of language and it has gone on since the very first day of his campaign. right on through his entire presidency. he spends his time calling out people, demeaning them, using bad -- using language to somehow harm their reputation, and you're surprised that somebody on the staff is doing the same and not willing to fess up and even issue an apology. don't be surprised, wolf. this is standard operating procedure from this president, right on down the line. >> so he a -- she did call john mccain's daughter and issue an apology, but do you believe she should lose her jo

the white house said he was only there with john kelly to welcome people and brief them in the fact the white house wanted transparency. sarah huckabee sanders neither chef kelly or mr. flood attended the meetings but made brief remarks to relay the president's desire for as much openness as possible and the understanding of the need to protect human intelligence services and importance of communication between the branches of government. arthel. the partisan arguments on both sides of this thing. regardless of what happens neither side will be satisfied. >> if you thought you would ease into this holiday weekend, not going to happen. >> why would i want to do that? >> take care. >> fox news alert. a massive search underway in canada for two men suspected of setting off a homemade bomb and injured 15 people, three critically. canadian police posted a photo on twitter showing two men walking into the suburban toronto restaurant. one appears to be carrying an object. the two seen there ran from the scene after the explosion and so far nobody and no group has claimed responsibility. >> president trump making the tough call to c

the lies, the chaos, i'm referring to sarah sanders and general kelly. >> is it overshadowing all oftives the president is doing on the korean peninsula? we could be brokers a peace deal and removing nuclear weapons and the economy is healthy and job numbers come out today. is it overshadowing everything he is accomplishing? >> it is. we are talking about this and talking about giuliani when maybe a breakthrough with korea and maybe some signs of progress on nafta. the trade deal. and most importantly, economic fundamentals and good jobs report this morning. fundamentals which are great. >> the top story today, tax overhaul driving growth earnings. half of the combined profit growth is from the dropped tax rate. that is what wall street wanted and the president promised the gift. could this be flipped for the mid terms? this is corporate welfare? companies doing well in the economy and got a huge gift and $6 billion for workers? >> marco rubio touched on that a couple of days ago. there is that narrative the corporations have done great. workers have done fair. not terrible, but fair

but kelly should have immediately told sarah sanders -- sarah huckabee sanders, to go out and repudiateand story over. move on. i think it's another example of how john kelly is out of his depth politically. the other fascinating example of that was kelly's interview with npr. you know, he, every time he opens his mouth, he puts his foot in it. and in this case, not only with outrageous comments about immigration, but i found fascinating what he had to say about the fact that he thought the white house press corps was out to get him. to take him down personally. that's ludicrous. it's absurd. so john kelly has gone from sort of the angry get off my lawn guy, who attacked representative wilson, to a kind of one-man pity party. you know complaining that he had to take a pay cut to do the job. it's really not pretty to watch. >> i'm curious, eddie, why you think we are hearing about this comment about john mccain's health. al who do you explain these incidents getting leaked? >> somebody in the white house is not the ivanka story that michael talked about. it's really a sense that someone

>> dana: sarah sanders, the briefing just started. >> kelly's statement he put out yesterday, specific to the comments that allegations about comments he had made. i spend more time with the president than anyone else. and we have an incredibly candid and strong relationship. he always knows where i stand and he and i both know this story is total b.s. i'm committed to the president, his agenda and our country. this is another not theatic attempt to smear people close to president trump and distract from the administration's many successes." >> can i ask about iran. you described it as a clerical error last night. but it was a significant editing error with policy implications. can you say from the podium what the white house believes is the current state of the iran's pursuit of nuclear weapon and if it's in full compliance with the joint comprehensive plan of action as the iaea said it is? >> we think the biggest mistake was under obama administration for entering the deal in the first place. the typo you referenced was noticed, immediately corrected and we are focused on moving forw

of white house chief of staff john kelly and white house lawyer emmett flood at one of those meetings, democrats calling it improper. white house press secretary sarahuckabee sanders explained neither chief kelly nor mr. flood attended the meetings but made brief remarks to relay the pres.'s desire for as much openness as possible under the law and convey the pres.'s misunderstanding to protect human intelligence services and the import of communication between branches of government. after making their comments, the meeting started. because the meetings were classified, participants could go into detail with the media afterward what was said but democrat adam schiff held to his party line. >> nothing we heard today has changed our view that there is no evidence to support any allegation that the fbi or any intelligence agency placed a spy in the trump campaign or otherwise failed to follow appropriate procedures and protocol. >> reporter: he didn't say anything about surveilling the campaign, just about a spy in the campaign, that is a distinct democrat seem to make. this week the doj asked the inspector general to investigate whether there was, qu

john kelly will be in attendance despite this statement from sarah sanders. >> the president asked chief of staff kelly to set up the meeting. no one from the white house staff will end. >> the decisions to hold two briefings coming after sharp criticism from democrats for being excluded from the first proposed meeting. >> i have never seen anything like this. this is highly unusual that you would have such a briefing in the middle of an investigation. highly unusual. and that it should be partisan is just totally unacceptable. >> reporter: the white house initially proposing a gang of eight briefing next month, then moving the date up to next week, before conceding to hold both meetings today. a notable change after the white house repeatedly said democrats didn't want to be invite stpwhrd they are asking for the information. for whatever reason, they don't want to is see light shed on this particular investigation. >> reporter: president trump pushing back on the charge from democrats that the briefing is politically motivated. >> what i want from rod, from the fbi, from everybody, we

he was there along with trump's chief of staff john kelly even though sarah sanders specifically said on tuesday that no one from the white house would participate. in a statement today, the white house said that neither chief kelly nor mr. flood attended the meetings but made brief remarks before the meeting started to relay the president's desire for as much openness as possible under the law. however, that explanation didn't senator democratic senator mark warner who said on twitter, for the record, the president's chief of staff and his attorney in an ongoing criminal investigation into the president's campaign have no business showing up to a classified intelligence briefing. despite all there, rudy giuliani appeared to suggest the president would ultimately learn what came out of the meeting anyway speaking of his negotiations whether the president will testify, he said we want to see how much we learned from the briefing today. if we learned a good deal, it will shorten that process considerably. wow. i'm joined by david corn, mother jones and msnbc political analyst, heidi pri

sources tell me that kelly and flood attended the very tops of both meetings and left before classified matters were discussed. the white house press secretary sarah sanders just issued a statement saying, quote, nearly kelly or flood attended the meetings and did make brief remarks before the meeting started to relay the president's desire for as much openness as possible but on capitol hill people are stunned. a staffer said the presence caused everyone to be sort of aghast. after all, flood is the lawyer defending the president. he has no oversight role when it comes to the case built by the fbi and special counsel mueller. flood's only job is to defend president trump in this very case. and in fact, this afternoon rudy giuliani, another attorney defending the president in the russia probe, told politico that the briefings will inform the president's legal defense. giuliani said, quote, we want to see how the briefing went today and if we learned a good deal from it, it will shorten that process considerably, unquote. now, behind the scenes democrats are outraged by all of this and even some republicans are expressing a concern, one republican

the white house press secretary sarah sanders addressed the controversy surrounding john kelly today, continuing to push back on reports that john kelly called the president an idiot. watch this. >> can you tell us what the president's level of confidence is with chief of staff kelly and is he under serious consideration to be the next nominee for the veterans affairs administration? >> no he is not being considered as the v.a. secretary. both the president and the chief of staff are very happy with his position that he currently holds, which is chief of staff to the president at the white house. and i would refer you back to general kelly's statement he put out yesterday specific to the comments -- allegations about comments that he'd made. >> so, joe, the white house has made similar statements about staffers that ended up leaving. some of them took a little bit longer, but it ended up being true. do you think kelly's long for this white house? >> i don't think so. i think he's probably looking at this and saying there are people who have left gracefully on their own terms and there

. >> reporter: press secretary sarah sanders noting that john kelly will immediately set up the meetingith congressional leaders. though it remains unclear who will be invited and what information will be shared. the justice department resisted turning over classified material subpoenaed by house intelligence committee chairman devin nunes about the early steps of the russia investigation and a confidential source who spoke with three trump campaign officials in 2016. >> the day that we can't protect human sources is the day the american people start becoming less safe. >> reporter: the ranking member of the house intelligence committee telling reporters he's concerned the doj may have capitulated and expressing concerned about the white house's involvement in that meeting. >> this cannot be a conduit to supply investigatory materials to the trump legal defense team. that would be a terrible abuse of power. >> reporter: chuck schumer stressing if the meeting does occur, quote, it must be bipartisan in order to serve as a check on the disturbing tendency of the president's allies to dist