despite the partisan claims of congressman adam schiff, a huckster and con man of the first magnitude and others of his ilk, my submitted statement and testimony to the house intelligence committee was and is entirely accurate. >> i recently released text messages that recently stebed that as i informed the committee, a now unemployed radio talk show host randy critico was my source regarding the significance and the october release of the wikileaks information. the existence of which julian assange himself had teased on cnn in june of 2016. claims that i urged third parties to come forward to whom mr. critico had confirmed his role somehow constitute witness intimidation are ludicrous, urging people to exercise their first amendment rights and tell the truth in the face of a tsunami of lies being circulated and recycled by the msnbc's of this world is a complete exercise of my first amendment right and a testimony to the truth. i also entirely reject contentions that dr. jerry corsi as suggested to him by prosecutors from the special counsel's office that he was the source of any inf

demoats under congressman schiff have vowed to reopen an investigation. the first thinghey want to do is release transcripts of the plny interviews that they took with p they say there are other people who are likely committed perjury and that may now be charged by mueller's investigati team as a result. for example, congressman schiff named robert stone as one ofe thho he believed was not truthful with his committee. robert what about the obstruction of justice? you have an acting attorney general matt whitaker. how is he responding to this? are they on edge to try to disrupt mueller? >> we've l in the past few days that whitaker has not been very involved in theusa matter. and it has stayed underneath roe tein the deputy attorney general. there has notea been interest by whitaker in getting involved in the mueller investigation. ws he k that they are closely looking at him whether he does anything towards this ahend wh that is part of a continued obstruction. the problem is is that the president pim there because he felt comfortable with him he knew wha

you asked about adam schiff.e's what adam schiff, the top democrat on the house intelligence committee, had to say about that. >> there is a very real prospect that on the day donald trump leaves office, the justice department may indict him, that he may be the first president in quite some time to face the real prospect of jail time. we have been discussing the issue of pardons that the president may offer to people or dangle in front of people. the bigger pardon question may come down the road as the next president has to determine whether to pardon donald trump. >> reporter: and you can add to that what congressman jerry nadler, the incoming chair of the house judiciary committee said, it would certainly be an impeachable offense if it is determined that president trump directed illegal payments. alex? >> white house reporter for the associated press and msnb contributor and also author of the book, "power wars." welcome to you both. charlie, with regard to the comey matter here, what is the rain revelation fr

we heard adam schiff. let's take a step back.ear that robert mueller is methodically building a case that has the president right at the center. >> well, listen. what i've said all along is bob mueller is a traditional prosecutor. he's a killer. that's who he is. i think everything you have seen him do so far is traditional as you put it, methodical prosecuting. you work yourself up the chain. you bring charges when they're ready to be brought. and you don't talk. and the true power of bob mueller or any prosecutor is the secrecy of that process and that no one knows. and no one knows. i think that is part of also why we go overboard a little bit by the nature of the coverage. i don't think the michael cohen plea in and of itself this week was all that significant, except for the fact that he wanted to make sure that michael cohen understood -- >> how about the point adam schiff was just making, that the president, if he's denying any business dealings at all with russia, at a time he's pursuing a trump deal in moscow, that leave

what do you think adam schiff will find? >> the tax returns are the beginning who point and then you need the books and records behind them. wire transfers are all searchable. every single transaction where saudi money, russian money, any other dubious transactions took place, those are can all be found and identified and they have at least partial cooperation from alan weisselberg, executing the trump financial actions for decades. i anticipate they'll not have a great deal of difficulty, they just have a lot of work to do to uncover what money flowed where, when, what is known. in the summer of 2015, don't forget, donald trump said the disclosure forms from what we've seen are not designed for a man of mr. trump's great wealth. they're not. there may be a lot of things that he was not legally required to disclose that may be disturbing when they come out. >> and to what end, jeffrey toobin? the house intel, the nt is still in republican hands. does he fear that the american public has some sort of investigation fatigue tha

mister schiff and his colleagues are participating in shifty word games with nonmaterial hairsplitting with a shameless bid if mister schiff has any proof whatsoever that i had it vance notice of the source of the stolen e-mails or that i received anything of the kind , i challenge you to produce it now or shut up. [applause] just as in his previous claim to see russian collusion and the congressman is completely full of t3. i was proud of the presidents tweet but i am prouder still to stand with the president who makes america great again. [applause] four.2 million new jobs unemployment at the lowest point since 1969 african-american and hispanic unemployment at the lowest point since we began keeping those statistics wage growth at the greatest rate of american history the multinational trade deals to do those deals with our trading partners to have mutual benefit. to secure the borders to make straits and neighborhoods safe again about one week ago i speculated i believed it was possible the president would choose not to run for reelection and some in the media said are you saying h

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along with adam schiff, we can only imagine what the escalation will be. is, schiff already saying who will be leading the intelligence committee, he will go after the money of the chum organization, and, you know, he doesn't want to acknowledge that this has been a democratic investigation, for just about two years now of this president, on the issue of collusion and any other quote, unquote, offense they could find. it is stunning to listen to the, to the raw, brazen, ignorance of adam schiff and this congress as they prepare to take power in the house of representatives. >> well it is very worrisome. you know lindsey graham had the statement during the kavanaugh hearings on another topic how greedy the democrats were for power. he said, boy, i hope you don't get it. they got it. we are getting ready to see them use it. i think there is a silver lining. i always say that people giving control of the house back to the democrats is like boeing back to an old boyfriend you broke up, when you get back you realize why you left him in the first place. i'm hopi

the mexico canada circumstances to do so we'll be joined by steve walberg alan smile a big peter schiff and danielle plus cutter is leaving the organization of petroleum extorting countries our two producers say it happened or will tell us what that means all that directly ahead let's go. a moment of modest progress on trade that almost feels like a breakthrough leads our global report today as the leaders of china and the united states postpone any further escalations other lingering dispute at the meeting on the edges of the g twenty summit in boito sorry's argentina the agreement between u.s. president donald trump and chinese president xi jinping appears to effectively trade a postponement on the u.s. side of an increase tariff on chinese imports from ten to twenty five percent which was to begin on january first for a pledge from china to buy more american products president trump as usual was eager to fill the void of specifics on the deal with personal puffery and unfounded claims on twitter of imminent major benefits from the deal for farmer. who have watched major chinese marke

i know congressman schiff's committee is going to look at areas mueller doesn't look at.y to look much more deeply. we have the southern district of new york with another investigation. we've got other suits. the crimes of this president are so sweeping that they're more than any one investigation with actually take in. you talk about a fever for impeachment. i think there's plenty of reason why this president would be impeached based on just what we know. but would it benefit us to wait a few months longer, hear what mueller has to say, watch the kmi committee investigations on the hill, yes, i think it would benefit us because i think it's very, very important that we send a message that the american system of justice works, that presidents are not above the law and that when we call a president to account, we are doing so with deeply grounded, rigorously investigated cases that make the case beyond a reasonable doubt, because we don't want to create a situation where people are saying it was a political move as opposed to a move in the name of justice. >> congressman,

member adam schiff with subpoena power. you can't just break even. you be to win on all of them. you can't have any of them term up criminality. a witness in one investigation who is flipped by the government becomes a cooperating witness and then participates and cooperates in other investigations. we've seen that with michael flynn. he's cooperating with two or three separate investigations. we've seen it with rick gates who's talking with prosecutors in the southern district of new york. when you have adam schiff opening up a new line of inquiry, every person he talks to that comes in and maybe doesn't tell the truth becomes vulnerable to a false statements charge from the government that may put them in play as a witness for the justice department as well. it is a problem for the president that's getting worse not better and metastasizing across multiple fronts. >> the democrats taking control of the house next year, making this look all the more like the watergate investigation in which you and the special prosecutor's

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i'll talk about the breaking news with congressman adam schiff. he's the top democrat on the intelligence committee. and our correspondents, analysts and specialists are also standing by. first, let's get right to the breaking news. our national correspondent, athena jones. michael cohen is the fourth person sentenced and his by far the longest. >> hi, wolf. that's right. that sentence is the longest. michael cohen said today, i take full responsibility for each act that i pled guilty to. the personal ones to me and those involving the president of the united states of america. so once again, he implicated president trump in two felonies. but when it comes to taking full responsibility, cohen tried to have it both ways, painting himself as a victim of trump, while also trying to play the hero for cooperating with investigators. three years. that's how long president trump's former personal attorney and long-time fixer, michael cohen, will have to spend in prison after pleading guilty in august to tax evasion, bank fraud and campaign finance violat

adam schiff said on face the nation president trump could face jail time after federal prosecutors suggested the president directed illegal payments during his campaign. the president this weekend announced another high level departure from his administration. the chief of staff john kelly will be out by the end of the year. this comes as washington awaits more details emerging from robert mueller's russia investigation. >> democrat adam schiff expected to chair the house intelligence committee next year said president trump may be guilty of felonyerlawyer. federal prosecutors in new esidenal elect in and at the 6 direction of president trump. referred to as individual one. >> there's a real prospect on the day donald trump leaves office the justice department may indict him. >> there's no reason to not standby anybody at this moment. >> republicans like marco rubio are withholding judgment. >> these things are to be taken seriously and i would caution everyone to wait until this plays out. >> the president was asked about the development on saturday. >> as far as the report that we see acco

this is maybe the most dramatic this is maybe the most dramatic change from nunes to adam schiff. this is an ominous moment. we've been waiting for the possible indictment of roger stone for some weeks now expecting it to come. it does seem now as though we're right on the doorstep of it, and at the moment when adam schiff arrives in that chairmanship, he will be trying in every way to help with the law. >> let's listen to how adam schiff described to stephen colbert how things have changed on the intelligence committee. >> one of the most basic rule of doing an investigation is you follow the money. we were not allowed to follow the money. now, we have seen the perils of not doing that in the revelations about the trump business, efforts to build this trump tower in moskow. but the question remains what about these allegations the russians were laundering money through the trump organization and the leverage they might have over the president of the united states that might explain his often inexplicable fondness for russia and putin. >> it is a whole new investigation. >> it is,

adam schiff, he has said he believes other witnesses have lied. the prospect perhaps of members of the trump family being called to testify. the labor at the start of a new chapter in all of this. >>arthel: meanwhile, rudy giuliani is jumping all over michael cohen's credibility. so who will the public believe? giuliani's discrediting campaign or mueller's confirmation that the information michael cohen gave to him is truthful? >> we are in such a polarized moment right now. that division will almost certainly be along party lines. people who are supportive of the president will be predisposed to believe rudy giuliani and critics, mr. cohen. the question is how much evidence will be produced as this process goes forward? will we see more documentation? some of the legal filings suggest that mr. mueller might have emails that prove the case. >>arthel: moving forward, are the democrats energized to the point of pursuing impeachment or are they going to be more measured and hopeful the mueller investigation will produce more indictments and potential

listen to what adam schiff says about that. >> my take away is there is a real prospect on the day donald trump leaves office, the justice deputy may indict him and he may be the first president to face real jail time. >> adam schiff be right? >> it goes back to the jon edwards case where he had similar conduct and he was charged but that was an unsec l unsuccessful prosecution, not guilty and a number the jury didn't make a decision on. so i think that there is a real question as to whether these are real violations or not. the fact that michael cohen played guilty to them is not in and of it self-the issue as to whether there is ill legali ill. whether this is a personal issue is a legal issue that's going to be taken up by the courts at some point in time. maybe not in connection with this largely because this is really coming down to a political question because there is an issue if congress decides to take it up and review this issue in connection with an impeachment investigation or hearing, they are going to have to make a determination on this whether it's a high crime or misdemea

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democrat adam schiff.me back. >> thank you. >> let me start with the interview you gave to the new yorker, the headline was adam schiff's plans to obliterate trump's red line. the reference was to the president saying, if mueller goes into my personal businesses before the campaign, that would be a red line, that's too much. the implication being maybe he'd fire him or something else. what does that headline mean in practice, that you're going to obliterate the red line? >> well obliterate was not my choice of words. >> fair enough. >> what it means is this. what ought to concern us the most from an oversight point of view is, is there any entang entanglement with a foreign power that might influence u.s. policy against our national interests? and what we saw in the michael cohen revelation, some of the michael cohen revelations, that the president while denying dealings with russia his business was actually pursuing a multi, multimillion deal with moscow, seeking the kremlin's help with it. that's comprom

one of them is congressman adam schiff.ember, i should say, of the house intelligence committee. here's what senator richard blumenthal said just earlier tonight on the program. >> i'm going to be asking the office of legal counsel for an opinion that in effect retracts its prior opinion indicating that the president can not be indicted because i think the president, himself, can be indicted if only to stop the statute of limitations from running. >> some democrats are make bing the case after we learned today web michael cohen was sentenced to three years if prison for his crimes. as we mentioned earlier, cohen spoke about the president telling the judge, "i thought it was my duty to cover up his dirty deeds." joining me for his take, neal katyal. neal, do you agree with senator schiff and justice blumenthal that the justice department needs to reexamine its guidelines that a sitting president can't be indicted? >> i do. let's put this in context. so, you know, i think as your last guest showed, there's kind of been a sput

adam schiff raised the spector of jail time that the president might end up behind bars.am schiff is out over his skis or do you think it's appropriate for democrats to be talking about the possibility of a sitting president after office going behind bars? >> i think adam is not out over his skis. the president, right now after these most recent revelations, is facing enormous problems. serious legal and political jeopardy. it all stems from what we have learned. the fact is from what we have already learned there's been illegal corruption around the president getting elected, illegal corruption to cover up what happened and more illegal corruption to get rich off the office of the president. we only know a fraction of what mueller knows. we need to know until we get that report. i think the president ought to be very concerned about what we learned in the past days and we will look forward to receiving the mueller report in putting all of this in broader context so the house can decide whoo action it needs to take. >> should that be impeachment? >> impeachment is the ult

>> remember who adam schiff is.the same individual who before the investigation started two years ago said that he had proof of collusion which he never brought forward and no one has ever found. he is a little different individual. if he believes campaign finance is an impeachable offense, that is not something that happened. most members don't have a campaign finance problem but when they do, what you have is a fine, much like if you speed and get a ticket, you get a fine in that process. what we are talking about here today is the president has hired an attorney to solve a problem. when you hire an attorney to solve a problem, you expect them to do it legally. it's more the attorneys problem of the individual who hired him. that's adam schiff taking it to a whole new level, it's the same adam schiff two years ago he's putting his political bias forward and he's playing politics instead of really looking at the substance of the problem. >> martha: 20 seconds, are you guys going to be able to pass a bill that has $

i listened to those words in tandem with tubin's recent piece with his sit-down with adam schiff, and he was wondering out loud, did donald trump in his heart of hearts think he was not going to win this race, but he would say kind things about russia, make a friend in vladimir putin and when it was all said and done be able to build that tower? that's how i interpreted the events of the weekend. >> that's what adam schiff was saying in my new yorker piece. he was saying, look, this is an issue of compromise. was the president compromised by his relationship with russia? is he -- was he during the campaign and is he now acting in the interest of the country, or is he acting in his commercial interests? it applies in saudi arabia as well. why is he so solicitious, is it because he made so much money from saudi arabia as he has acknowledged and wants to continue to make money, and that's what schiff wants to hold hearings on, specifically to obtain the records of deutsche bank, which is a notorious money laundering organization and a german bank and where trump does most of his business

when you heard just right there from schiff that he says it's wrong on every level and it will taintt whitaker does, do you agree? >> i do. somebody needs to tell the president, stay away from the department of justice's cases, stay away from the southern district of new york. we had the president of the united states sit with the acting attorney general and tell him i'm furious about this thing the southern district did. i knehe claims or the reporting is he, well, he didn't give any specific instructions. but when your boss calls you into the room and says i'm furious this happened, how is that different than saying don't let this happen anymore. >> this is echoes of jim comey, right? and the question again, if he was venting, if that's how it is described, and not specifically asking whitaker to do anything about it, i mean -- >> when your boss vents, it means something. you listen and take the cues. it goes back to sort of one of the president's original sins, when he tried to get comey, pressured comey to drop the michael flynn investigation. the president needs to get it throug

simpler training again peter schiff of euro pacific capital to talk stocks and their rebound on the news of the trade war groups plus will there be a set of cause rallies past as we go to break here the numbers of. fashion back into play. you know we have all the one player industry in there setting prices and there's no more market setting the prize market failure and you have what happened to you know you ironically the soviet union now russia is moving toward where america was the one nine hundred fifty s. with more like i care eisenhower and now you've got the current administration moving towards soviet union behaving more like you know russia. is finding this out the need. in our eyes to hold the power but. yes it is tied to how do you have. to employ them to go to. the other third the most the most the host u.d.m.a. job if you've got them for you who has a funny. and right down the. thank you if you look on the baseball card chemical eyes and hands our this is going to those he would get out in the street to make their international monsters know that these industries out of when

agriculture agriculture related goods what are average investors to do join us discuss our peter schiff the c.e.o. and cheap global strategist of your pacific capital and danielle shay the director of options at simpler trade and welcome to you both guys we know some u.s. commodities notably beings have lost major market share to china and have been prices have suffered seriously but what about companies which could see some benefits as a result of what's going on and are there some that could make some major moves peter you first. well first of all the only benefit that we're going to have is to the extent that trump completely backs down and walks away from the trade war because all he's done right now is the lay of the day of reckoning and he basically he was threatening to punch everybody in the face and january first and now he's saying well i may hold off on punching you for another ninety days so you know the only benefit that people derive is the fact that backs down but you know ultimately i think that he doesn't really understand the dynamics here as america has benefited at t

when we return we'll be joined by a of simpler training again peter schiff of euro pacific capital to talk stocks and their rebound on the news of the trade war troops plus will there be a set of cause rallies all fast as we go to break here the numbers of the closing prayer sessions back into play. when a loved one is murder it's natural to seek the death penalty for the murder i would prefer and it be to me death penalty just because i think that's the fair thing the right thing research shows that for every nine executions one convict is found innocent the idea that we were executing innocent people was terrifying lose to smooth it hasn't been that we hear even many of the families want the death penalty to be the reason we have to keep the death penalty here is because that's what murder victims' families what that's going to give them peace and it's going to give them justice and we come in and say. not quite enough we've been through this this isn't the way. you know we have all the one player in asian history and they're setting prices and there's no more market setting the pri

the top democrat adam schiff suggesting that stone was not entirely truthful. denies that. just as in hi previous claim, to have seen substantial evidence of russian collusion and produces none, the congressman is completely full of schiff. >> joining me now, mike quigley of illinois, who sits on the intelligence committee. thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >> let me start there. you have suggested multiple people in trump world have lied to your committee. who do you want to bring back first? >> first, let's acknowledge the obvious. mr. cohen has admitted in court he lied. i believe he wants to come to terms with this. i think working with special counsel, it would be great if he could cooperate. there's more i believe we can learn from him about the trump financial world's involvement with the russians, and how it involves the possibility of collusion. so know animosity towards mr. cohen, would love to have him back. mr. stone is an interesting person, to say the least. he did testify before us, yet he had to amend his testimony three times, so obvio

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you can see a senator from hawaii and behind him is adam schiff. of otheruple japanese-american legislators there. sadly, my dad was not able to attend because he is ill. that is a hospital bed and a hospital gown, but congressman schiff arranged for him to be awarded his metal, and this is me showing the picture to adam schiff, and we are grateful to him for the recognition. this is part of the proclamation. this brings us to john marshall high school. you probably recognize the high school because this lessig sign has been used in a number of movies. kirkpatrick, one of our heroes. when the japanese students were taken out of john marshall high school and sent to the santa anita assembly center from the neighborhood around the school, he said, this is wrong. he had his teachers mail to all of their students their textbooks, had a high school teacher give the test and allowed them to graduate with the summer class of 1942. one of the propositions of the ito family is this diploma that bruce kirkpatrick delivered to my mother at santa anita assembl

it's adam schiff of california. let me start with an interview. was adam schiff's plans to oblit rate the red line. if mueller goes into my personal businesses before the campaign, that would be a red line. that is too much. the implication being maybe he would fire him or something else. what does that headline mean in practice? that you are going to obliterate the red line. >> obliterate was not my choice of words. is there any entanglement that might influence u.s. policy against our national interest? what we saw in the michael cohen revelation, some of the michael cohen revelations that the president while he was denying dealings with russia, his business was pursuing in multimillion dollar deal in moscow, hiding itm isg. the president has wanted to draw d and say you daent look at my business. if the business is trying to have favor with the kremlin, we can't ignore that. the president should not be in a position to say you can't investigate certain things. that's what i mean. if mueller is not looking into this and i don't know whether he i

you hear adam schiff talking about jail time. we're going to hear professor tribe in a another segment talking about of course the president can be indicted as a sitting president. jerry nadler now, these are impeachable offenses. 44 united states senators tonight thinking this is the moment. and they describe it there as the convergence of both what they believe is the end of the mueller investigation and what they are sure is the beginning of an impeachment process in the house. they didn't use the word impeachment but they're talking about house investigations. everyone can feel where this is now. >> and part of that lawrence is for so long we were only hearing trump and giuliani and his surrogates, and they were controlling the narrative. what you have now both from mueller and the southern district is facts and evidence are coming out. and you can spin those, you can make arguments, but it's really hard to really knock those down when they come out. and i think that's what happened on friday night. you had this trilogy and t

known you he does it. >> wait january 3rd when adam schiff has a gavel and elijah sclif has a gavel.o he hasn't been investigated. >> i was talking about process, make me excited. twa are you going to do about the process? >> how about his taxes,? his financials? >> his ways and means have it right? >> absolutely. right. i believe ways and means can do it right away. >> what is your enforcement mechanism? the sergeant in arms? who will go to the president and say turn over you -- i'm dead serious. theious tis department has to enforce, right? >> right, exactly. >> there is a subpoena? >> there is a subpoena, yes. the justice department has to enforce -- >> are you counting on this guy whitaker to do this in. >> there can be lawsuit, there were lawsuits under the bush presidency when nancy pelosi was leader. i think there will be enforcement mechanisms come waiting for the sergeant in arms. >> let's watch. jennifer, what do you think of this whole week? normally this would close down the shop? >> it's getting thick. >> he lied about his business connections for years. >> while he was

>> i don't think -- >> neil: i was talking to adrienne. >> adam schiff who i have confidence in us the chairman of the intelligence committee, i think he's saying this is something that could happen after all the facts are laid out. >> neil: is it responsible? you say you have great respect for him. to even posited. >> it is responsible. he's laying out what could possibly happen. we all pretty know it's not going to be the case. impeaching the president would be very difficult. >> neil: do you think it would be better for him to shut up? stick on not at all. >> the far right -- >> just like the democrats did president trump when they were talked about impeaching him. this is i think what we see, another episode of keeping up with the kardashians with the democrats running the house of representatives. we get problematic with them taking the reins. >> it's what they will be doing. >> neil: i appreciate it. have a good night. we shall see, the investigation goes on, when it stops, nobody knows. all i know is "the five" is now. ♪ >> jesse: i'm jesse watters with morgan ortagus, juan will

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. >> representative adam schiff says new court filings show the president directed his former attorney, michael cohen, to pay off two women who claim they had affairs with mr. trump. then he failed to report the payments in campaign filings. that amounts to two felonies. but the republican senator rand paul of kentucky said the case is overblown. >> i personally think that if someone makes an error if ngerw tegoring t campaign contribution correctly, it shouldn't be jail time, but a fine. >> adam schiff is a former federal prosecutor, set to become chairman of the house intelligence committee, saying they intend to call cohen to testify again. >>> still to come, you could call it a chance encounter. the east bay political race that had to be settled by the roll of the dice. >>> the 49ers weren't the only ones getting cheered on at levi stadium today. the team's special tribute to california firefighters. >>> hundreds of santas streak through the streets of san francisco for a good cause. we're back in two minutes. you work hard for every dollar. so we don't want you to pay one cent mor