schiff: you're right. what happened about two months ago was not a cessation of the russia investigation. merely a cessation of the republican participation in it. and the one area that we were charged to investigate, the republicans decided they would rather not know. so they stopped their work on that. but the democratic minority, we continue to bring our witnesses. about half of the witnesses that we invite show receptivity to coming before the committee, even without the participation of the g.o.p. mike: what about the other half? mr. schiff: they'll have to be subpoenaed. mike: so you plan to do that? mr. schiff: we certainly would if we had the subpoena power now. in terms of what we'll do if and when we take back the majority, we'll have to look at what's been done in the senate intelligence committee, we'll have to look at what's been done by bob mueller. and assess what remains to be done. but this was the problem even when the majority was working on the investigation. that is, they wouldn't subp

schiff: yes.

schumer: adam schiff, ranking member on intelligence in the house. mr. schiff: thank you, mr. leader. just to underscore a couple points. i think probably the two key conclusions of the inspector general report are, first, that no political bias influenced the decision making at either the f.b.i. or the department of justice. while there may have been political bias exhibited in some private text messages, none of that political bias influenced decision making in the clinton email investigation . the second, i think, key conclusion of the inspector general is that director comey and others made serious errors of judgment. and while these serious errors of judgment were not driven by political considerations, they were nevertheless serious mistakes. those mistakes unquestionably have the effect of helping the trump campaign. that was not by design, but that was the effect. and you need look no further than candidate trump's comments, applauding then director comey for discussing the investigation in october to see which way those errors in judgment cut. none of this report obvi

schiff: it will depend on what bob mueller's been able to do. and whether bob mueller's been able to finish the job. so i think we should reserve judgment on what more will be necessary until we see what more has already been done. mike: it sounds like if you get the majority, if you have subpoena power, it sounds like there's people you want to hear from, that you haven't heard from, you plan to pursue that? mr. schiff: there's certainly people i want to hear from that you can't do a complete investigation without hearing from. if however they've been interviewed by bob mueller, if bob mueller has already been able to draw conclusions on certain issues, that will weigh very heavily in whether we

if adam schiff wanted to turn them over on his own, they could.feinstein released transcripts earlier. but even if had the power, i'm sure he'd be reluctant to serve a subpoena on a congressional committee. >> matt, true? >> yes. it's difficult for the department of justice, there have been repeated court fights over the department of justice trying to get congressional records over times. congress has protections under the speech and debate clause. it would be a long court fight if they were to send that kind of subpoena. >> barbara mcquade, matt miller, happy friday. thank you for joining us. >>> many republicans have tried not to oppose the president, at least in public, but some new polls say maybe they should. this is important for people with asthma. yes. it's a targeted medicine proven to help prevent severe asthma attacks, and lower oral steroid use. about 50% of people with severe asthma have too many cells called eosinophils in their lungs. fasenra™ is designed to work with the body to target and remove eosinophils. fasenra™ is an add-on

if adam schiff wanted to turn them over on his own, they could.in released transcripts earlier. but even if had the power, i'm sure he'd be reluctant to serve a subpoena on a congressional committee. >> matt, true? >> yes. it's difficult for the department of justice, there have been repeated court fights over the department of justice trying to get congressional records over times. congress has protections under the speech and debate clause. it would be a long court fight if they were to send that kind of subpoena. >> barbara mcquade, matt miller, happy friday. thank you for joining us. >>> many republicans have tried not to oppose the president, at least in public, but some new polls say maybe they should. you like dinosaurs? so do i. hey blue. i brought you something. okay. we're getting out of here. you're welcome. run! holy! this is gonna be awesome. rated pg-13. hais not always easy. severe plaque psoriasis it's a long-distance run and you have the determination to keep going. humira has a proven track record of being prescribed for over ten

if adam schiff wanted to turn them over on his own, they could.the same way senator feinstein released transcripts earlier. but even if had the power, i'm sure he'd be reluctant to serve a grand jury subpoena on a congressional committee. >> matt, true? >> yes. absolutely. it's difficult for the department of justice, there have been repeated court fights over the department of justice trying to get congressional records at times. congress has protections under the speech and debate clause. i think it would be very difficult. it would be a long court fight with an uncertain ending if they were to send that kind of subpoena. >> barbara mcquade, matt miller, happy friday. thank you for joining us. >>> most house republicans, including paul ryan, have tried not to oppose the president in public. but new polls say maybe they should. never thought i'd see one in real life. [ dinosaur screeches ] the park is in the past. run! we're not on an island anymore. there is a town five miles from here. am i dead? not yet, kid. change was inevitable and it's hap

schiff: i thank the gentleman. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one additional minute. mr. schiff: wake up, my colleagues. true oversight when the president occupies the same party as the mr. schiff: wake up, my colleagues. majority in congress requires that majority to put country over party. is incan'tible of principle of party over everything else. wake up my colleagues and do your jobs. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from new york reserves. gentleman from north carolina is recognized. mr. meadows: mr. speaker, that's exactly what we're trying to do. we're trying to do our job. and the gentleman opposite makes an eloquent speech about doing our job of proper oversight. i can tell you i have served on the oversight committee for six years. and in that six years not only have we been tenacious in getting documents, but we have so had a responsive dialogue back and forth with many in the executive branch. at what point

it's a pleasure to meet congressman schiff backstage. the internet is one of the greatest innovations in history. it is hard to remember this because live in the day-to-day but if you go back to 22 years ago when the congress last pronounced judgment on what in the policy should be, looking at a different era. the internet has become intertwined with everything we do, how we serve this is a, educator kids, get healthcare, help grow our crops and the like that it's increasingly abortive -- increasingly important. access to the internet. my goal going for is the light touch approach of the sec once but much more infrastructure investment, to get more people on the right side of the digital divide. there's many millions of americans who don't have access at all or have insufficient competition. we want to change it to make sure every american has digital opportunity. we also want consumers to be protected both through transparency will that requires every internet service provider big or small to disclose its business practices and with agg

thank you very much, congressman schiff. [applause] >> appreciate it very much. of you for being you. thank c-span for carrying this lie. we want to have respectful conversations. it would be a favor to me if you would continue to be courteous to all our guests which i appreciate. and now we are going to get a from the bank of america, chief executive officer brian moynihan on the companies responsible growth strategy. thank you, bank of america. >> responsible growth means to me is very straightforward. the four elements, it's got to grow, the right way with the customers, wright risk management and on a sustainable basis. the rule of banks have success. our job is to help the community to and be successful. whatever might be driving it. whether it's via text or traditional manufacturer or anything in between our job is to affect unity the successful. to up its housing markets grow. what we have is that each piece piece,. >> please welcome axios managing editor kim hart.

coming up, brian interviews adam schiff, ranking democrat on the house intelligence committee. "the 11th hour" with brian williams starts now. >>> the breaking news we're covering tonight, the former trump campaign chairman paul manafort is in even hotter water. a new court filing from the mueller team tonight all witness tampering. >>> plus donald trump's claim that he has the absolute right to pardon himself. we'll ask the top democrat on house intel whether the presidt ndeed above the law. >>> and bill clinton 20 years after impeachment back in the headlines for his comments about the "me too" movement and monica lewinsky. "the 11th hour" on a busy monday night begins now. >>> well, good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters in new york. this was day 501 of the trump administration, and as we come on the air tonight, we have breaking news on robert mueller's russia investigation yet again. in a new court filing just tonight, the special counsel's team said formerrump campaign chairman paul manafort attempted to tamper with potential witnesses whilonl release. the

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congressman schiff, there are other developments on your committee. you released today, publically, released a letter you sent to devin nunes a couple weeks ago, asking for something like this. asking that the committee assist in or refer to the justice department for possible investigation for perjury witnesses who appeared before your committee. that was your request to devin nunes to try to get the justice department to take a look at some of the testimony that's occurred in your committee. can you tell us why you released that letter publically today. >> for a couple reasons. initially when we began the investigation we decided the interviews should be conducted in closed session so witnesses wouldn't be able to align their stories in an effort to get their alibis together. but because of the intense public interest we also recognized that eventually this testimony needed to be made public so we committed when the investigation was over we would make the transcripts public. the republicans announced a month and a half ago as far as they were conce

congressman adam schiff, the top democrat on house intel, is here with us in new york. he'll join us in the studio to weigh in on all of it. >>> and then later, president trump break from the specl counsel to once again ramp up the culture war on the sidelines at nfl games. "the 11th hour" just getting started on a monday night. is. but right now, our bond is fraying. how do we get back to "us"? the y fills the gaps. and bridges our divides. donate to your local y today. because where there's a y, there's an us. tnow introducing aleve back and muscle pain. only aleve targets tough pain for up to 12 hours with just one pill. aleve back & muscle. all day strong. all day long. that hean pardon himself set off a lot of alarm bells, and it went off like something of an incendiary device on social media. the reaction included this from california democratic congressman adam schiff, who reminded us we've been here before though in a different context. quote, president nixon asked the department of justice if he could pardon himself. they said no, and no one may be the judge in

does schiff expect nunes to give up the transcripts? >> i know schiff and i and others expect the sentiment to be high. and protecting future elections and with an intelligence that's not interested in looking what the russians did or what they want to do, that actually leaves us more likely to be attacked. and if the public expresses to others on the committee they want this to be a committee of the future in looking at future attacks hopefully it'll move mr. nunes to do the right thing or move speaker ryan to remove mr. nunes. don, this week we found out there's a new club. it's called everybody but nunes. because everybody but nunes who was briefed about the president's bogus spygate claims has now come out and said the president was wrong. he should not continue to obstruct the progress we have to make. >> everyone but nunes. so next week the gang of eight gets access to some of the doj documents regarding the fbi's decision to deploy an informant to meet with members of the trump campaign back in 2016. and one of your colleagues to

now we're joined by our ranking member on intelligence, adam schiff. in addition to what was presented, i wanted to make two points which may be additional, but i want to emphasize them. one is that the i.g. informed us that leaks to rudy giuliani were part of the investigation. we'll see what that takes us to. the report does not answer how he got those leaks and democrats are demanding answers. secondly, it the report says that the f.b.i. was under constant pressure from congressional republicans. that pressure has now been directed to the mueller investigation. the report provides no basis for the g.o.p. to challenge the legitimacy of the mueller investigation. it must continue unhindered. it's deeply disturbing that the republicans remain obsessed with undermining our intelligence and law enforcement agencies. republicans need to end this and focus on what matters, protecting our democracy. just this week special counsel mueller said that the election meddling operations are still occurring. yesterday the house g.o.p. failed to appropriate a single

you are apparently a liar says adam schiff. i know that you are in your crying towel all day and night. very upset about it. >> i hate to say it, but it is more [bleep] from the congressman of california. it is hard to know what he is talking about. if he is referring to the twitter direct messages which were leaked to the atlantic, a proof that i had no collaboration with wikileaks. i turn those over to the house intelligence committee last september. if he is referring to the emails that were cited by "the wall street journal" that proved that i had no direct contact from the source and was using a back channel, why those fell out the precisely worded scope of the intelligence committees request. a scope cosigned by mr. schiff himself. the real issue, laura, very clear. he has said that he has seen "significant evidence of russia collusion in the 2016 election" and has produced none, zero. he would like to change the subject. my testimony before the house intelligence committee was entirely truthful. >> laura: this is what he

congressman schiff looked at it, he said there's no wrongdoing. what is there to look at? why forward this? >> well, here's what to look at. every single report. what was the basis of this? why did they begin such an investigation? if they did -- and i think clapper used the word "spying." he didn't like the word but he said it. >> he used it because that was the word you were using. >> no. >> yeah. >> he said they put a spy in on the russians. >> he said "spying and i don't like that word." and trump then said "clapper said it like he owned the reality." that was disingenuous. >> chris, i don't think that's right. in any event, here is the real point. the investigation has been over with over a year. they concealed it completely, never revealed it to the president. there seems to be no reason not to reveal it to the president. that's why i want to read the documents. they can show me a good reason, i'll back off. but i'm not going to let my client go into a setup situation where they conceal things for a year, when there's no reason to do it. i'm sorry. i'm suspicious tha

my guests kellyanne conway and adam schiff. plus, what is happening to the children separated from fair parents? >> this place is called a shelter but the kids are in fact incarcerated. >> whoever wins the immigration battle the children are the losers. >>> and the new endangered species -- republicans who criticize the president. my conversation with trump critic congressman mark sanford. just lost his republican primary race. joining me for insight and analysis are, nbc news national political reporter carol lee. "new york times" pentagon correspondent he lean cooper. republican strategist al cardenas. and "new york times" columnist brett stevens. welcome to sunday, it's "meet the press." >> from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >> good sunday morning. happy father's day. what kind of week has it been for president trump? to president trump's critics the north korea summit was a self-serving spectacle that achieved lit and to the president it mov

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. >> in a statement, adam schiff, the ranking member of the intelligence committee, both of them testified before this committee. among other things, schiff said, in multiple respects now, the testimony of roger stone appears inaccurate or deliberately misleading. similarly michael caputo's testimony mentioned this interaction of a russian offering dirt on hillary clinton, something which could not plausibly have escaped his recollection. >> yeah, i think schiff is saying they lied to us and they lied to us intentionally. now, they're going to be probably called back. the attorney sent a clarifying letter. >> attorneys for both of these witnesses sent letters clarifying that. >> and the question and whether they'll be called before mueller to discuss this and to discuss the question about whether they were improperly talking with each other about arranging their explanations for all of this. so, you know, i do think -- you're a lawyer, right? if you're their lawyers, aren't you concerned that they look like they are not necessarily colluding with the russians but colluding with each other

leland: tony, here is your opportunity. >> with them, adam schiff has enough.his is just one more piece of it. there's no doubt that there should be a conversation with the republican party. they should have a conversation about the best ways to go forward on this. the idea of the tears are used by mortar and he's trying to build their. you are talking about the passover conversations. in a second here, there should be a conversation about what you do with people who come to the country illegally. are you going to apply the law or not apply the law? if the president wants to change policy committee can. if congress wants to work to change the law, you can. the meeting between schumer, pelosi and president trump. this president wants the wallet is going to get the funding or really there's not a movement. you're going to compromise or you're going to get nothing. you can't change the way president trump is on the subject. >> in 15 the 22nd, is it worth it for democrats to keep denying the president funding for his wall? >> the president has articulated where the

i will talk with the top democrat in the house intelligence committee, adam schiff. our correspondents and analysts are standing by. first, loets et's go to jim aco. the president put on a show this afternoon. >> reporter: he certainly did. president trump staged his celebration of america event here at the white house after dis-inviting the eagles from their own event dedicated to the super bowl championship sthey won. this is a continuation of his culture wars. this t brigh shiny object of the white house was the nfl's trophy itself. ♪ somewhat singing along, president trump doubted a celebration of america. it felt like a celebration of, you guessed it, him. >> it's bigger than we had anticipated. >> reporter: white house held this tribute to the nation after pulling the plug on an event honoring the philadelphia eagles for winning the super bowl. mr. trump was furious once he learned of the number of players attending. he tweeted about it. a small number of players decided to come. the white house accused the eagles of attempting a t. >> if this wasn't a stunt by

we're talking to cessman adam schiff.cerns here, ethical or legal concerns, from your perspective? >> both ethical and legal. certainly if this information is derived from foreign services that are violating the emolients clause, we simply don't know if the trump organization is up for sale. there was word that jared kushner was trying to get money from the golf organizations. we don't know and we shouldn't have to ask these questions. that's why in the past presidents have divested themselves. in this case the first family, which has a first policy poll. we have to wonder is ivanka getting trademarks from china for some reason? the chinese investment of a property in indonesia? did that influence the president's decision to reverse sanctions on the gte? we shouldn't have to wonder. but with this majority in congress unwilling to do oversight and with the first family unwilling to divest, we are left to question whether the policy is driven by their financial interests and not the interests of our country. >> who is looki

congressman adam schiff, the top democrat on house intel, is here with us in new york. he'll join us in the studio to weigh in on all of it. >>> and then later, president trump takes a break from the special counsel to once again ramp up the culture war on the sidelines at nfl games. "the 11th hour" just getting started on a monday night. dray, when he was younger, he loved to smile; and we knew he would need braces because his teeth were coming in funny. that's when he had the bunny rabbits. we called him the bunny rabbit. now, those are the same two front teeth, there, that they are now. then dray ended up having to wear braces for 5 years because he never made it to appointments, because he was busy playing basketball. if he missed practice, he don't get to play in the game. this is the picture that was on the front page of the newspaper. all you can notice is the braces! then, once he got to michigan state, he broke the retainer! my bottom teeth, they were really crooked, and i just wasn't getting braces again. smile direct club fits into my lifestyle so well. the l

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congressman schiff, so chairman nunes was obviously a driving force behind this conspiracy theory.pying and infiltrating the trump campaign. now that you have several prominent republicans, along with many democrats coming out saying it was all made up, does nunes need to correct the record? >> well, of course, he should, but that's not the purpose behind all of this for the chairman. the purpose is to do everything possible to support the president's legal defense team. giuliani has acknowledged as much. their expectation is whatever is turned over to the republicans on our committee or judiciary will be provided to the defense team. now, that's completely improper and inappropriate. it would explain, though, why emmett flood, one of the president's other lawyers was at the last justice department and congress congressional meeting. but these are materials that ordinarily wouldn't be provided to congress. they involve a pending investigation. they involve potential risk to sources and methods. the only reason this is being done is that the congress is battering the justice departm

schiff says an exciting development. and now short and sweet the shift snapshot. inherent afghanistan girls are learning to use computers at school it's a program of the digital citizen fun to promote digital literacy for girls in developing countries the nonprofit organization was found. by afghan entrepreneur roy. from basic computer knowledge to complex programming courses roy wants to transform afghan society through digital education along with computing her classes also teach financial literacy. whenever i see the gilgo on life for the first time i see that excitement at her phrase and that's is important because if women get the financial independence this is has the pollard to dramatically change a society can see into the world. the organisation has brought more than fifty thousand girls between the ages of twelve and eighteen online about one fifth have completed training as a programmer the first graduates have already begun launching their own startups loyal my boobs vision of a new afghanistan is taking shape. that was the snapshot now i. want more fr

and now in schiff's world cup ranking the most popular football. yes on instagram. fifth place james rodriguez byron unix colombian striker does everything on instagram right james looks good he's a great dad. he loves animals and he personally answers his band that's brought him nearly forty million fans in the photo community. in. fourth place david back up with almost fifty million followers even though he's hung up his book the former england international is married to expiry schoolgirl and fashion designer victoria beckham. today he works as a model for sports underwear. number three little messy from f.c. barcelona the football legend from argentina has over ninety million followers not too shabby he mainly post photos with family and friends including one who's just edged him out. his former team mate neymar in second place with ninety five million back. ironically he's from arch rival brazil. maybe it's down to neymar clever instagram strategy never stand alone. and number one is sell became cristiana ronaldo with some one hundred thirty million followers t

i was watching adam schiff on msnbc. although democrats said they would -- adam schiff was such a negative nancy about the whole thing. and democrats promised if the president emerged from the meeting with something positive and productive they would give him credit for it. but they can't help themselves. that's where you talk. i'm sorry, i thought we were playing a clip. thank you. i remember their outrage. at least they are consistent. i remember outrage they expressed when president obama sat down with a dicta went to a baseball game in cuba. oh, wait, that didn't happen. they cheered that. i guess that's a bit of hypocrisy when it comes to the standard they apply to president trump. no matter what the president does, it will never be good enough. it will always be bad. and that's horrible. there are certain things we all should root for ascans. we just saw bill maher root for the economy to take, because that's wait would take to get rid of trump. the fact they are rooting against the success of our country because t