schiff: mr. chairman, my point is, since this isn't a problem with 702 and no bipartisan agreement on it, why insert it and bring the bill down on something that does not relate to 702? mr. nunes: the bill is not going to go down. mr. stewart is recognized. mr. stewart: this is interesting this is an open hearing. there is something apparent, and that is that our democratic colleagues feel badly about something that i feel badly about as well and one of the things i most appreciated about this committee was that it was bipartisan. and i look across the aisle and some of you i have traveled with and i consider you friends, it was bipartisan while we had a democratic president. and now it's not bipartisan. and what changed? what changed was was on november 20. and i would argue the first week of november. everything changed. and suddenly this committee was not bipartisan. because we had a republican nominee or republican president. and you are exactly right. this committee has changed. because we h

but according to adam schiff, donald trump jr. is refusing to answer questions about conversations he had with his dad, and the basis on which he's refusing, citing attorney/client privilege. again, neither of them is a lawyer, let alone a lawyer who has one of the other of them as a client. they're just father and son, not lawyers. that's apparently what he's saying. >> good evening. we just concluded several hours of asking donald trump jr. questions about not only the meeting at trump tower but a range of other issues as well. he answered the overwhelming majority of our questions. there was one significant area though where he declined to answer. he acknowledged having discussed the june 9th meeting and e-mails that went into establishing that meeting after those e-mails became public. he acknowledged discussing that matter with his father but refused to answer questions about that discussion on the basis of a claim of attorney/client privilege. in my view there is no attorney/client privilege that protects a discussion betwee

but after the attorney general's testimony was over, california congressman adam schiff, the top democrat on that committee, he came out of the room and talked to the press about what had happened inside with the attorney general. he said he needed to express his concerns about what had just happened. basically congressman schiff is setting off a little alarm bell today, again, that was closed door testimony by attorney general sessions, but congressman schiff came out and told reporters today that behind those closed doors, he said he asked the attorney general whether president trump had ever instructed him to take action that he believed would hinder the russia investigation, congressman schiff raising the alarm today over the fact that he says the attorney general is refusing to answer that question about whether the president ever asked him to do that. now, obviously, if the president did what congressman schiff asked about, if the president of the united states asked the attorney general to hinder an on going criminal investigation, that would be a criminal act by the president. the

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adam schiff is all about yea, so, mom's got this cold #stuffynose #nosleep i got it...e've got a mouth breather. well just put on a breathe right strip and... pow! it instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than cold medicine alone so you can breathe... ...and sleep. go to breatheright.com today to request a free sample. >> laura: if you're dying to see california congressman adam schiff, just turn on the television at any point in the day, any time. any channel. because the top ranking dem on the house intel committee is the main proponent of the russia collusion narrative. all have you right now is a circumstantial case. more than that. one of the messages that this russian advocate may have taken back to moscow is the trump administration will be very amenable to repealing the minute miss ski act. >> the russians gave help and the president made full use of that help. that is pretty damning. >> laura: here is the problem. he is a carnival barker. not a shred of evidence backing up. that doesn't stop him from playing the mainstream media like a fidel. we will discuss

basically congressman schiff is ringing a bell. closed-door testimony by congressman sessions but congressman schiff said behind the closed doors, he asked the attorney general whether president trump ever instructed him to take action that he believed would hinder the russia investigation and raising the alarm that he says the attorney general is refusing to answer that question about whether the president ever asked him to do that. now, obviously, if the president did what congressman schiff asked about, if the president of the united states asked the attorney general to hinder an on going criminal investigation, that would be a criminal act by the president. there is no way the attorney general or the president could therefore claim something like that would be covered by executive privilege so again, we didn't have access directly to that testimony from the attorney general today but the congressman say something serious happened behind closed doors with the attorney general refusing to answer that very direct question so we'll

schiff is trying to fannie ember that's out there and he runs out of the committee meeting.doing. i'm sure is he not going to the bathroom that much unless he has some undisclosed prostate or urinary problem we are not aware of. what do we make of this perpetual tease by adam schiff. >> there is a leak problem and it may not be urological in nature. certainly the question here is, laura, will as that old world war ii used to say loose lips sink ships. i'm glad heat is being turned up on him. i would like to know how blabby mcblaber mouth in russian. because thi diversionary tactic tweet storm is indication is he quite worried that it will be traced back to him. it is interesting, isn't it, laura, that when mr. blabby mcblaber mouth goes on the collusion narrative network that they never ask him about all of these botched stories that clearly seem to point back to whoever is liking false stories to begin with. >> house ethics rules. you are not to be giving this information to the press or anyone when it's a closed door session like this. and, yet, somebody and i don't know w

phil mudd, let me talk to you about what we just heard from adam schiff.e lays out his fears that potentially deep concern that president trump might actually fire the special counsel robert mueller or republicans are aggressively trying now to shut down the entire russia investigation. do you believe those fears are justified? >> let's separate this out. should he be saying things like that? sure. he's concerned about the action of the president. is that likely? if the president chooses to go down that path, we're not talking about the special counse counsel, we're also talking about the attorney general who's recused himself in this case and if we want to shut down this investigation, we can't now because the president has just shown the american people that we can't trust what's going on at the department of justice. it also includes the fbi director. that's a trump appointee who would have to say what's going to happen with the investigation now that mueller is gone. i think there's a chance maybe that the president does this but the law of unintended

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we'll talk to the aftermath of about that plus can we expect a jump in gold prices next year peter schiff of europe pacific capital and gold will tell us what we can see now let's get to today's top business and financial headlines. point might be hovering around seven hundred thousand dollars there are still plenty of critics that say it's way too risky to get involved in and you can now include one of bitcoin dot coms founders on that side of the spectrum and the oldenburg c.t.o. and co-founder of the site recently said in an interview with break it investment in bitcoin right now i would say is the most risky investment you can make it is an extremely high risk he added i've actually sold all my bitcoins recently and switched to bitcoin cash although he only reverted to a cash spinoff his criticisms of bitcoin like the high transaction costs and amount of time it takes to complete them came as a shock to many and those surprising comments come on the heels of more bad news for crypto currency with one major exchange in south korea shutting down and filing for bankruptcy after suffering

your reaction to house intel ranking member schiff and what he said there. it sounds like he has reached a conclusion based on his interview with donald trump jr., it seemed unequivocal that he has connected some do thes. >> over the time, we have seen the dots begin to be connected. it is not full picture yet. that is where mueller comes in, that is where the investigations by congress on come in. unfortunately the congressional investigations are not full throated, they are not as robust and as complete as we should have. we have always called for an outside investigatory body, that hasn't happened. so there is a lot of politics going on within congress both in the senate and the house. however, adam schiff has done a terrific job ferreting out the details, connecting the dots that presently are connected. yes, we'll see it continued. i'm very pleased with mueller's campaign, done very professionally. just step by step. and now we're beginning to see the investigation being fulfilled. and it will go right to the center of the white house. >> i'm curious, a

time now for a quick break but stick around because when we return peter schiff the c.e.o. of euro pacific capital joins us to talk about that rise and bitcoin which is surpassed over thirteen thousand dollars today as we go to break here are the numbers at the closing bell. done some is not so is not i can quote place is not a good country and. yes it is the minister there but some of us well above the storm. if you get this but this is the this is. the statement that the co-chair. of the cult of less sure of the checkers yes. just a little unbiased from a fellow muslim of themselves to be doing that i'm. able to sleep on the phone still. play almost anything for the members of the base the not a second hour battery john said on my stand on my show just how tight no one can i do not in the last couple weeks to write this contract with matter how on the money to. run the show. the fucking on the canal he was telling one must feel now we're going to fuckin on the. road since richard nixon enough i was going to show you the suv i don't want to go to the snooze in the my car.

schiff's amendment? >> all right. seeing no further members wish to be heard without objection the previous question is ordered. those in favor of the amendment please say aye. >> aye. >> those opposed say no. >> no. >> in the opinion of the chair the nos have it. the amendment is not adopted. >> are there any further amendments to the bill? seeing none, the question is now on the adoption on favorable adopting as amended to the house of representatives. all those in favor signify by saying aye. >> aye. >> those opposed say no. >> no. >> in the opinion of the chair the ayes have it. without objection the previous question is ordered. the clerk will call the role. >> nunes, aye. >> conaway, aye. >> mr. king. aye. >> mr. lobe yando. aye. >> mr. rooney. aye. >> miss ross leighton. aye. >> mr. turner. mr. turner aye. >> dr. wenstrup, aye. mr. stewart, aye. mr. crawford, aye. mr. gowdy. aye. miss steph onic. aye. mr. hurd. aye. ranking member schiff, no. ranking member schiff, no. mr. himes. no. miss sewell. no. mr. carson

mid-layer naylor leyland is now a convert i'm sure jim rickards is yet to fall peter schiff will fall all these names open those skeptics will get sucked up into the big coin vortex and black hole and they will become converts and that's the way it's going to happen i'm guaranteed going to happen before i continue with the story the fact that you mention the old becomes the new we are in don't do you r m as they pronounce it here that's why you get the durham shirt their arm north carolina and of course this is the city that duke built tobacco the great american tobacco companies built this. eddie. it is now one of the hottest cities in all of america from millennialist to move to is actually like a a lot of tech jobs are in this research triangle more so than say silicon valley and new these all the new jobs are coming to this sort of area and in fact google fiber this is their last place that they're building out their fiber things so you know it's reinventing itself as this new tech hub it's an old fashioned monopoly of tobacco industry making you know new with caught in a jam with

of euro pacific capital and chairman of schiff gold peter in the world gold council report chief market strategist john reid points to increasing global income as a reason we can see gold rise but where exactly is income rising enough to make that much of an impact. well maria lot of the you come as a function of more money right of people earn more money because central banks create more money they use the additional incomes to bid up prices for everything so i think a lot of prices are going to be rising not just the price of gold but i do believe as more people perceive the threat of inflation and see the dangers of what the central banks have been doing i think the price of gold will rise faster than a lot of other prices as people brace it as a hedge against inflation as a store of value. well then lengthy the founder of echo bay partners said that we could see gold prices hit seven hundred dollars per ounce in two thousand and eighteen which would be a four hundred fifty dollar increase from the current price we see now if you think he's right i don't know i mean i don't know how

time now for a quick break but stick around because when we return peter schiff the c.e.o. of euro pacific capital joins us to talk about that rise and bitcoin which is surpassed over thirteen thousand dollars today as we go to break here are the numbers at the closing bell. it's all to see we have a great see what we need to strengthen before the freefall. and your bets have been alleged to keep it so it's at the back. in one thousand nine hundred two that must qualify for the european championships at the very last moment no one believed in us but we won and i'm hoping to bring some of that waiting spirit to the. reason the had a lot of practice so i can guarantee you that peter schmeichel will be on the best fall since my last will call him that. thousand the old joke. i strike. left left left more or less ok stop that's really. the coalition that it has been it has been basically destroying yemen killing many civilians and now it's a common. international time. the saudis not refrain from even coming babies. need. indiscriminate bombardment of civilian areas in yemen fo

is making -- and i'm not a lawyer, but adam schiff is a lawyer, and others have commented on this, that he cannot comment at all on these conversations that he had because his lawyer was present there. and therefore he's calling the conversations that he had with his father or others protected by attorney/client privilege because his lawyer was present. and that -- listen to the lawyers on that one, but it seems like something of a stretch. but the big picture here is, you just have to remember how many times the trump story has changed on this meeting at trump tower. first of all, of course, there was a denial that there were any meetings with russians discussing this kind of thing. now we know that there was e-mail traffic showing that the russians offered to bring damaging information on hillary clinton, and that that offer was welcomed by donald trump jr. there's an e-mail that shows that. when the first -- when the meeting was first exposed, the first explanation said, well, we weren't talking about that. we were just talking about adoptions. now, as he's questioned under oath here

dropped to a nearly five month low on friday and some so you could stay down for some time west peter schiff for is taken in silver and gold now let's get today's top business to the point initial one. following an exciting couple of weeks bitcoin futures launched on the chicago board options exchange on sunday the price at the futures contracts which will expire in january were trading eleven percent higher at seventeen thousand eight hundred thirty dollars this allows investors to bet on the future price of the cryptocurrency and track it on gemini digital currency exchange founded by the winklevoss twins in just another week the chicago mercantile exchange will begin trading its own futures to the it will use several bitcoin prices on a few different exchanges and over in france finance minister bruno lemaire announced they'll begin trading unlisted securities using block chain technology changes will come into effect in july and will only apply to unlisted securities that aren't required to be traded by a broker lemaire said the use of this new technology will allow fin tech firms and ot

schiff. people watching this debate might arrive at an accurate conclusion, which is that there's a debate to be had over unmasking. i said that in my original statement. i have looked at every single unmasking and i'm very much looking for to meeting with mr. turner. and i've been in every single hearing on this issue. there is a debate to be had, but this is not the vehicle and it's not the vehicle because the number of years we've had on unmasking is zero. the number of meetings that we've had in a bipartisan way on unmasking is zero. a number of presentations that we've we made to the american public on this issue is zero. we have had that lots of classc information. we have a difference of opinion. if we were responsible we would come together, try to resolve this difference of opinion as mr. turner and mr. schiff have attempted to do and then we would share our conclusions with the people who sent us here. so now this is not the vehicle. it is an important issue. you see the debate. let

in fact, adam schiff and jackie spear both talked about how he was not forth coming. let me play you jackie spears saying she thinks he might have amnesia. >> he has a very serious case of amnesia. and he was pretty nonresponsive on a lot of issues that he would have a recollection of considering it was just a year ago that many of the events took place when donald trump was the candidate. he was by his father's side. he was campaigning with his father. >> while he has had recall about what it was about and wasn't about that he wouldn't remember how to deal with it publicly, especially amid reports that his father is the president was dictating what the response ought to be from all of this

schiff gave that opening statement. we didn't know that felix sater and michael cohen were talking about how they could engineer a victory for the president. we didn't know about all the outreach that wikileaks had done with don jr. or with alexander nix from cambridge analytica as reported by julian assange. we have learned so much and there are so many more witnesses we should hear from if my republican colleagues want to hear what happened. >> can you solve a mystery for me. what exactly is the role of devin nunes? i remain confused on this. at one level he is recused from the investigation and he maybe pops in to mess around with it a little bit. is he recuse order isn't he? >> he state head is recused, but he still signs the subpoena as they relate to this investigation, which i believe defies, you know, being recused. but this isn't -- this is an investigation bigger than one person. our -- at least on our side, we try and just focus on the witnesses. i think when the public transcripts are made available, you'll

schiff was on a tweet storm today really trying to underscore these concerns that he has. these concerns? >> well, i mean, in that thread that you mentioned, he's worried that there are only a couple more interviews that are actually scheduled. they're out of state. these people were offered to come here and they decided instead to not have them come here. there are no interviews scheduled for 2018 yet. so he's very concerned that they're trying to put this to rest and, you know, wash their hands of it. and from looking at what he laid out, it seeps he does have some reason for concern. for gloria's point, talking to the president's lawyers that they have this one objective, that's because that's how this president cares about this, too. he cares about he is exposed in this. we heard it in his remarks today. that's what he cares and about and that's what they're out to figure out. >> what would be the political impact if the republicans in the house do shut down the house intelligence committee investigation, leaving the democrats, from their perspective, with a lot of una

adam schiff firing off a series of tweets. republicans have scheduled no witnesses after next friday and none in 2017. we have dozens of outstanding witnesses on key as peblgts of our investigation that they refuse to contact and many document requests they continue to sit on. me means 2018 there. it appears republicans want to conduct just enough interviews to give the impression of a serious investigation. these are a lot of praeking developments to cover tonight. i want to begin with pamela brown, who is breaking so much of this. i want to start with your reporting on the president's lawyers meeting with the essential counsel. what are you learning this hour? >> sources say the president's lawy lawyers are planning to meet with robert mueller and his team and we're told this could happen next week. but what the president's lawyers hope will be a chance to find out the next steps in the mueller investigation. they view this meeting as key, erin. and the trump legal team led by john dowd and jay seculo are hoping they can see

what i mean is adam schiff is right. on monday, we will have three different depositions, three witnesses come in. we're a small committee. there's no way we can cover three different depositions in one day effectively. we've had witnesses come in before we have gotten a chance to hook at the documents that they submitted. we've had requests for witnesses that have not moved. and so there is a very real risk that i think adam schiff shared with you, that this gets shut down early. on the flipside, i don't need to tell you, the truly awful effort being conducted by the president himself and his allies like sean hannity and janeane piro, to throw mud on the fbi, all in the service of creating some question about whether robert mueller is capable of producing an impartial report. it is a profoundly damaging thing, not just today, but to the confidence that americans should have in their presidency and in their government. >> is that something you think is being orchestrated by the white house? >> well, you know, is it being

joining us is democratic congressman adam schiff. thank you for being with us. i wanted to ask you today about whether or not anything in this really bombshell reporting from "the washington post" about how there are serious questions that the stream of recent intel on russia, whether or not it even gets to donald trump. and i worked in the white house after 9/11 where there were serious questions about what the president knew and when he knew it about bin laden and his plans for an attack on this country. i wonder if you think the same kind of accountability from donald trump's appointees at the heads of coates and pompeo and rogers, if you'd like to hear from all of them and know exactly what the president is briefed on when it comes to russia. >> we have had an opportunity to talk with some of the president's cabinet members, close advisers. and, to me, that report in "the washington post" rings all too true. it is very consistent with the character of this president that he cannot be told things that don't reflect well on him. so we have a situation as "the

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what all did adam schiff say? >> well, that's right. congressman adam schiff, the top democrat on the house intelligence committee says he's troubled by an apparent effort to undercut special counsel robert mueller's russia investigation. and he says he points to this effort in conservative media circles. they're seizing on a report that mueller had to remove a top fbi agent for sending texts that were critical of president trump. this happened over the summer. we just learned about it a week or two ago. here's what congressman schiff said on one of the political shows this morning. >> the intent here is nothing short of discrediting mueller, then discrediting the justice department, then diz crediting the fbi, then discrediting the judiciary, should the judiciary convict some of the people that mueller has charged or may charge in the future. this is an effort to tear at the very idea that there is an objective truth. >> this all comes, of course, as mueller's investigation inches higher up the trump food chain. now implicating four fo

joining us now adam schiff, democrat of california. thanks for being here.ice to see you. >> thanks rachel. >> have you spoken to the republicans on your committee, chairman nunes in particular about what is reported on politico? secret, parallel, under the radar investigation for weeks apparently? >> i have no talked to him since it came out. but i should say this, i've been aware of a particular working group that crosses different committees dedicated to doing these things. but been aware of a couple of things for a long time that we've raised alarm bells about and think we need to raise fully at this point. rather than focus on the russian intervention and election and issues between the trump campaign and elections, chairman and others in the committee were focused instead on trying to build a case that obama administration was illegally wiretapping the trump administration or illegally -- people. when they found nothing there, moved on to try to discredit christopher steele and the fbi and we're seeing intensification of that effort. think it's driven

be sort of the beginning or the end of these inquiries. >> we have to see. >> sabrina, hecongress schiff i worried the republicans will shut down. the one scheduled for next week is out of state during the votes on the tax bill. congress members can actually do those interviews. they have to send staff members. is there evidence that the republicans are trying to under mind or stop the investigation? >> i see schiff in the way that republicans and some of them in congress have talked about the investigation. you are starting to see more and more republicans in both the house and the senate suggest that the special counsel is biassed and mueller is stepping out of his bound and they are not providing any evidence to truly under score and truly support the notion that this is some kind of witch hunt. that's the terminology that we have seen for the past few months from if president. i think what was telling, what was leading the house intelligence committee investigation to russia, when he was asked by the new york times if he was moving and the investigation quickly. he said he had no rea

adam schiff, the democrat went about 10 our 12 things of that nature to hypothesize. you can't get the -- msnbc didn't even cover the kate steinle murder verdict. not a single minute, even according to your graphic. in the evening moscow they might have thought to cover it. brian: kellyanne, real quick before we go. john said over the weekend that he tweeted for the president. does that happen a lot where other people tweet for the president? >> yes. well, yes, in terms of the lawyers. the lawyers are the one that understand how to put those tweets together. i was with the president on saturday all day, frankly, and i know that what he said is correct. what he says is that he put it together and sent it to our director of -- on social media. and i think it's very important. i went back and reviewed the whole testimony of sally gates when she testified earlier this year to congress. to exchange senator graham and others. so i would commend everybody go back and look at that because she makes very clear in foreign testimony what she did say and what she didn't say. to t

we had congressman adam schiff, very serious, very careful in his speaking style, never a word out of place or unintentional utter. he's a ka rvery reserved and deliberate. i said there is a secret working group using documents from the russia investigation to somehow indict the fbi. he's the dtop democrat on the committee so i'm getting that news and he does something unexpected, the carefully spoken congressman did a cannon ball into the pool. i was not asking him about where he went here, but he just went there on his own. watch. >> listing to republican members talking about a coup and talk about a criminal activity in the fbi, that will encourage the president to think that he can fire mueller with impunity or perhaps from my point of view, fire rod rosenstein, put in place someone that will tell bob muller privately you cannot look into these issues. you cannot follow the money. you cannot consider and investigate whether russians laundered money to the trump organization, guaranteed loans for the trump organization, you can't look at any of those that could provide leverage by

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adam schiff. >> he acknowledged discussing that matter with his father. answer questions about that discussion on the basis of a claim of attorney/client privilege. in my view, there is no attorney/client privilege that protects a discussion between father and son. this particular discussion revolves around a pivotal meeting. >> all right. schiff, by the way is going to be live on "new day" this morning. so tune in for that. the and more more on donald trump's jr.'s testimony let's turn to cnn's senior congressional correspondent. >>reporter: good morning. he had a marathon session with the house intelligence committee talking about his interaction with russians during the campaign season. and one thing they focused on in particular was that meeting in which donald trump jr., we now know, was promised dirt on the clinton campaign from russians and was informed that russians -- the russian government wanted to help his father's campaign. now, we are learning that donald trump jr. did have a meeting with his father after the reports were published. but, he

the top democrat on the house intelligence committee, congressman adam schiff, is here ahead. hello. i'm jake tapper. the state of our union is heading south. in just two days voters will head to the polls to vote for a new senator in alabama. president trump is throwing his support behind roy moore, who has been credibly accused of sexually abusing two young teenager girls, including a 14-year-old. moore repeatedly denied the allegations. and this morning we're learning president trump recorded a robocall for moore ahead of the election. on friday the president held a campaign-style rally over the alabama border explicitly calling on voters to choose moore. >> we can't afford to have a liberal democrat who is completely controlled by nancy pelosi and chuck schumer. we can't do it. so get out and vote for roy moore. >> that endorsement from president trump is set to give moore a boost. let's go right to alabama's senior republican senator richard shelby joining me from tuscaloosa. senator, thank you for joining me. you said you already cast your ballot in the special election