schiff. >> thank you, steny. just what underscore a couple points. first, appreciate the white house inviting us to come in the briefed. as steny said there's not a substitute for all the of the house, but the right people to get the briefing really were not in the room. we need to hear from the heads of intelligence agencies about how the ssd allegations that have been made publicly. what can they tell us about the truth or falsity of these allegations, what can they tell us about steps they are undertaking or have undertaken to vet information that they may have. so in my view the right people were not in the room to give us the canterbury think we needed to get. the second point i would make is as we look at these, and up going to call them allegations because he can't confirm or deny in the underlying intelligence, as will look at these allegations, number one, the president should not be inviting russia into the g7 or g8. we should be considering what sanctions are appropriate to further

leading off our discussion tonight is congressman adam schiff of california. he's the chairman of the house intelligence committee. chairman schiff, thank you very much for joining us tonight. i want to begin with this u.s. attorney situation in manmanhat. as you watched this unfold this weekend, as a former u.s. attorney yourself, and this is a presidency that might only have months left in it, it is very strange to see any u.s. attorney replaced in this timing on the calendar. what were you watching as this drama unfolded? >> well, first, lawrence, in the interest of full disclosure, i was an assistant u.s. attorney. i appreciate the promotion. i think you're absolutely right. this strinks to high heaven this effort to push out this independent u.s. attorney from an office known for its independence and replace him in the last few months, the presidency, with some golfing buddy of the president's who has no prosecutorial experience. so, you know, i think what's going on is quite clear, which is they're afraid of what this office under mr. berman's leadership

chairman schiff: mr. pickles, you are up. >> members of the committee commit thinking for the opportunity to appear before you. our role is to serve the public conversation, never more important than in elections, the cornerstone across the globe. our service gives people the ability to share what is happening and provides insight into our diverse perspective of critical issues in real-time. we are humbled by the way our platform is used by those seeking to speak out against injustice, to hold those in power accountable and to provide change. interference in elections is real and evolving. since 2016, we have made a number of investments to address challenges and we have taken lessons from the 2016 election, and those around the world. i'm grateful for the opportunity to discuss our progress and i will begin by focusing on the policies we have in place. twitter has addressed threats to the integrity of elections. under our civic and hungry policy, an individual may not use twitter to manipulate and interf

schiff repeatedly said trump was a russian asset on the media.reporter joe concha. joe, your reaction to this. >> that's funny, liz, because i look at some research done an adam schiff, and the number of interviews he did talking about exactly what you just described that the president is a russian asset, that his campaign associates had colluded with russian officials, you know how many times he was interviewed just on tv? i'm not even talking print. 419 times between january 20 the 7 and june of 2019. that's almost 50 hours. you'd have to watch titanic nearly 7 times to get to -- 17 times to get to 50 hours of adam schiff, and the only topic was donald trump guilty until proven innocent. he is a russian asset. he should be impeached, should be removed from office. now you'll find bernie madoff in front of a camera before you find adam schiff being asked about those. elizabeth: what do you think about the radio sigh eleven from democrats and the media on this? abuses of power under the obama administration and the whole probe, and by the way, i

adam schiff repeatedly said trump was a russian asset on the media.reaction to this. >> that is funny because i looked at some research done on adam schiff and the number of interviews he did talking about exactly what you just described that the president is a russian asset that his campaign associates had colluded withh russian officials, you do know how many times he was interviewed just on tv, 419. times. between january 2017 and june of 2019, that is a must 50 hours, you will have to watch titanic nearly 17 times to get to 50 hours of adam schiff and the only topic was donald trump's guilty and till proven innocent, he is a russian asset and he should be impeached and removed from office, now you will find birdie made off in front of a camera before you find adam schiff being asked about all the allegations that he has been exonerated by robert mueller without unlimited resources and a to have your investigation. liz: joe, when you think about the radio silence of democrats from the media about all ofn this, seems like they're fearful of republic

schiff, the chairman of the intell committee and mr. meeks and mr. sherman who are the ranking members behind mr. engel n the northern affairs and ms. spanberger, ms. slotkin. all of them have experience or particular responsibilities in the intelligence and national security community. i thought this was briefing was the white house personnel telling us their perspective. i think be knew the white house perspective. what we need to know is the intelligence perspective. i am urging the white house and chief of staff to follow up on my request to make sure we are briefed by the intelligence ommunity directly. mr. schiff: we need to hear from the intelligence agencies about how they assess the allegations that have been made publicly, what can they tell us about the truth or falsity about the allegations and steps they are undertaking or undertaken to vet any information that they may have. so in my view the right people were not in the room that we needed to get. the second point i would make is as we look at these and call them allegations because i

you.man schiff: thank roger krista murphy. murphy: hello, can you hear me? chairman schiff: yes. sen. murphy: i want to direct a couple questions to mr. pickles. back when the protests were going on in minneapolis, the president put out a now infamous dogs ande protesters making a reference to an infamous quotation that "when the looting starts, the shooting starts." and i thought that you at twitter took the right approach in putting a label on that particular post. can you tell us about why you did that? mr. pickles: this is a policy that we launched last year. in situations where public figures who are verified on twitter, who make a statement that we deem as --, what we feel the preservation of that tweet allows essential public scrutiny and debate, then we would strike obalance to, rather than root ut the content is to allow the content to remain on twitter -- [indiscernible] sen. krishnamoorthi: why did you say it breaks the rules? mr. pickles: we added a label, we felt it violated on the publication of violence. we stopped people retreating as well. so after the previous c

and i look to chairman schiff and his colleague as examples in the coming months. it's obviously not my place to comment on the conduct of campaigns or elections in other countries, but i but i believet some of the measures that canada took to enhance the protection of our election in october 2019 may contain some useful elements for those looking at models in terms of how to proceed in the coming months and years. in january of last year, januarf canada real estate comprehensive four-point plan to stick with the upcoming election. this plan which of approved by the prime minister and by our cabinet mobilize expertise from ten government departments but also look beyond government, institutions to work with media, other political parties, and canada's independent election administration body, and to harness the resources and expertise of civil society as well. academia and the private sector, including social media platforms themselves. canada's experience is that it takes the whole of government and whole of society effort to effectively combat disinformation. the

schiff, the chairman of the intel committee, mr.the chairman of the appropriations committee, mr. meeks, and mr. sherman, who are the ranking members behind mr. engel on the foreign affairs committee, and then miss spamburger, mitt schlosskin, miss keating and miss sheryl, all of them experienced responsibilities in the intel and national security sphere. i thought this briefing was the white house personnel telling us their perspective. i think we knew the white house perspective. what we need to know is the intelligence perspective. so i am therefore urging the white house and the chief of staff to follow up on my request to make sure that we are briefed by the intelligence community directly so that we can get to the bottom of this, i'm sure mr. schiff will be following up on this through the intel committee, as i have urged him to do. so without further discussion, let me yield to mr. schiff. >> thank you, steny. just want to underscore a couple of points. first, i appreciate the white house inviting us to come and be briefed. a

joining us, intelligence committee chairman adam schiff.joining us this evening. federal prosecutors are weighing whether to criminally charge john bolton with disclosing classified information in his upcoming white house memoir. the internal discussions on whether to charge bolton are occurring at the highest levels of the justice department and involve attorney general william barr. i know you're no fan of john bolton's, i know you believe that if john bolton had testified, there may have been a different outcome to the senate impeachment trial. but what do you make of this reporting that bill barr, who we know very effectively carries donald trump's water, is looking at whether or not to charge john bolton? >> well, the reporting doesn't surprise me. but it's enormously distressing that bill barr would once again at trump's insistence contemplate using the justice department as a political tool to punish the president's enemies. i have no doubt that bolton, much as i have a low regard for him and what he did, sought to get clearance from

i'll talk to the top delegate adam schiff. and a federal prosecutor, what's the real story behind the firing. joining me inside for analysis is nnb news correspondent carol lee. al cardenas. yamiche alcindor. welcome to sunday. "meet the press." >>> this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> good sunday morning and a happy father's day to all the dads out there. presidential politics, demonstrations, and a partisan pandemic all came together last night in tulsa, oklahoma. president trump has refused to wear a mask and his supporters have followed suit. wearings one is somehow signaling opposition to the president. the president got do what he loves do best. thrilling the crowd of supporters. the crowd was much smaller. the plans for an overflow area was scrapped. he diddet in a tulsa arena. this as experts fear the indoor rally could be a superspreader event. this as the united states, oklahoma, and tulsa specifically are all seeing spikes in covid-19 cases, this as we're still experiencing a 9/11-like loss of life every fo

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adam schiff said the same thing. this is something clearly in their view would have risen to the level that the president should have been aware, but apparently according to the democrats they were told today by the white house officials that that didn't happen. which has been the white house's line since this story first broke. but broadly speaking, this is just the beginning, and that was -- democrats made that clear. we know the president or the white house is going to brief some other senate republicans about this. but there is more, questions continue to pile up and the white house is according to these democrats coming out of this briefing, you know, not supplying the kind of answers and the document and information they're demanding and so this is just going to continue, ayman. >> one of the points that congressman schiff brought up was his -- what appeared to be a criticism of the president's response in all of this, rather than coming out and saying he is going to protect and defend american lives. and ameri

schiff: we would need to consider additional sanctions necessary.uld certainly halt efforts to welcome russia backe it ought to tell us something about the peace process and afghistan w thahave a nation trying to subvert that peace process byncentivizing the taliban to attack u.s. troops. if these allegations are correct. but it ought to inform all of our policy judgmentsnd repercussions in terms of russia. at a minimum,. to end t president'-- in oughto end the president's discussions to bring russia into the g8. judy: now to texas congressman mac thornberry. he is the highest rankin republican on the house armed services committee. earlier today, he received a oniefing from the white hous these reports. and he joins us now from capitol hill. congressman thornberry, thank you veryuch for joining us. tell us, what are they saying at the white house about these reports? rep. thornberry: well, our briefing today was of the classified intelligence information, which is the basis for these concerns about russians encouraging attacks against u.s. tros. ea

adam schiff said they both put profit over country not bringing this information to the impeachment hearings. former independent counsel ken starr on his new memoir and democrats talking about subpoenaing john bolton for testimony. is this impeachment 2.0? big tech under fire on capitol hill from republicans for bias and more. they could get steam rolled again by foreign disinformation attacks in the upcoming election. not just from russia but china, and north korea. "the hill" reporter joe concha saying president pushing back with bolton with sound bites had nothing but support support for the commander-in-chief. bolton is wrong in one key anecdote of china because he was there. house ranking republican jim jordan on more comments from joe biden to the "new york times" are now raising eyebrows. on the growing blow back against the trump rally in tulsa, oklahoma. jordan says he will be there. so will reportedly hundreds of national guardsmen to stop potential protesters. the media stepping up its attacks on the trump rally asking cancel it due to covid-19 concerns. we have special guest, rya

congressman schiff, welcome back to "meet the press." happy father's day. >> happy father's day to you and to my dad. >> excellent. let me start with what we saw over the last 48 hours with the southern district of new york. pete williams is reporting that they know of no motivation having to do with some other case, that this was simply the president wanting to do a favor for a golfing buddy who is currently at the sec. do you accept that explan asian? >> i can't accept that explan aegsz given the pattern and practice of the president seeking his justice system to punish enemies and bill barr's willingness to carry that water for the president. also if you look at berman's statement himself, berman apparently has the same skepticism. there's a reason why he included that passage in his statement when he was saying i'm not stepping down that he wanted to ensure that these investigations continued or words along those lines. so berman clearly had a concern about why he was being pushed out and given the firings of these inspector generals

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chairman schiff, thank you for joining us. of your republican colleagues received a detailed briefing on the intelligence today. we're learning some democrats will be briefed tomorrow. as chairman of the high school intelligence committee, will you be part of that briefing? >> yes. my understanding is that i will be there tomorrow morning. we're also asking for a briefing for all of our committee members, that the intelligence community come in, give an in person briefing on it, and the speaker has asked that the intelligence community brief the entire membership of the house, and i think that's appropriate given the threat to our troops if the allegations prove to be accurate. we also want to look into this issue of whether the president was briefed on this, and if he was not briefed, why that was. is this again a concern with speaking truth to power that donald trump doesn't want to hear anything negative about vladimir putin, because after all, the president was in veiting russia back into the g8, and it's kind of unfathoma

for a democrat's take, twe turn to the chairman house intelligence committee, representative adam schiff of california. he joins us now from capitol hi t what do you believe happened here? >> well, we want to get the full answers frothe intelligence agencies. we've asked them to come in and physically briefur committee. the speaker has asked for a full we want to know are the russians offering bounties to kiroll americans and, if they are, why is the president still in to the g.8?e russia brought why is he giving russia that favored status wedging them into the community of nations and maintained this cozy elationship wi putin? that's not how we ought to treat a country that is trying to kile our le in afghanistan. so we want to getthe full intel briefing on these aegations and find out whether this was part of theup's daily brief and if the intelligence agencie are still not briefing the president, why they're not briefing him. is this an issue where they cannot tell the thpresident gs he doesn't want to hear when it comes to vladimir putin and tssia? >> woodruff: i white house is sayin

adam schiff joins us. and the president admits a small percentage of people might get sick at his rally. the rally is ask mr. trump for a safety plan. >>> good evening. i'm erin burnett. "out front" tonight, president trump bragging about making juneteenth very famous. saying i made it famous, very few people have heard of it. very few people have heard of it. actually a young african-american secret service knew what it was. i had political people who had never heard of it before? did you ever hear of juneteenth before? here are her responds, i did from last year when the white house put out a statement. trump replied, oh really, we put out a statement, the trump white house put out a statement. she responded, yes. trump added, oh, okay. the president of the united states making a holiday about the end of slavery about himself and then there's the irony that the president himself didn't know what it was until he asked a black secret service agent. plenty of people did know about juneteenth. 47 states have

first of all congressman schiff is a known liar.nyone take anything that adam schiff says seriously. this man has lied continuously since the beginning of this investigation and he knows no bounds and no decency. when facts hit him in the face he still rejects them. it is outrageous. it's eming he embarrassing he ia member congress and embarrassing he is a member of the intelligence committee. elizabeth: senate judiciary committee could authorize this week to authorize subpoenas of former obama administration officials. who do you think will be subpoenaed? >> well, look, i'm hoping brennan, clapper, and comey and mccabe and strzok, page, baker, all these names we no sew well. those are the people that need to come in and come in right away. elizabeth: okay. we're going to leave it right there, the president is know approaching the podium. he is about to speak to the nation. >> thank you very much. my fellow americans, my first and highest duty as president is to defend our great country and the american people. i swore an oath to up

democrats adam schiff and speaker nancy pelosi were against john bolton before they were for him.y were saying he's not a patriot, but now they want to bring him in because they want to push back on donald trump. democrats talking to democratic house chairmen about getting bolton in to testify. we're going to talk to rudy giuliani about that. also tonight a story nobody else is bringing to you. hoi profile -- high profile former federal prosecutor john to conner is co-author of a book with the man who was deep throat. mark phelps brought down nixon in the watergate scandal. john o'connor has worked on famous cases like the patty hearst case and more. he says there's a long history of pushing the envelope, of stretching the law in dubious ways until it snaps and breaks all in a push to nail people to the wall for his career victories. john o'connor's going to talk to us about how that is the background to comey going after trump and michael flynn. also was there something more behind the trump-russia probe? was it really about president obama protecting his legacy on the iran nucle

schiff's statement, mr. schiff put out a strong statement, i call it to your attention, eliot engel, the chair of the foreign affairs committee put out a very strong statement on this, and we'll be discussing how the american people are best served by oversight. the public has a right to know as you know, we're waiting for the court to decide maybe by the end of this month if they will support what our founders had in mind in the separation of powers, three separate coequal branches of government each a check and balance on the other. that is what is at stake and before the supreme court now when it comes to subpoenas being respected by the executive branch. so we'll take a review. one thing is for sure, the american people have a right to know our oversight will always continue whether that's by subpoena or some other way we'll discuss that with the chairs of the committees. >> do you have -- >> i have not seen the book. i'm not paying any money for a book. i don't want to pay money for a book that was with

but he didn't pursue -- adam schiff didn't pursue this in the courts, therefore, it didn't happen.t this is why as explosive as everything in here is, you definitely have critics of bolton on both sides which will chip away at potentially chip away at the impact of this. >> yeah. i'm sure martha raddatz asked him why he didn't talk. good to have you both. >>> dr. anthony fauci with such a candid interview saying what's on his mind including his major concerns about what he calls an anti-science bias in america, next. can i find an investment firm with a truly long-term view that's been through multiple market cycles for over 85 years? with capital group, i can. talk to your financial professional or consultant for investment risks and information. talk to your financial professional or consultant look atstaring at you.p wall. embarrassing you in front of your in-laws. spreading rumors about you at work. that wall is your everest - but not any more. today let's paint. that wall never knew what hit it. today let's paint. behr. exclusively at the home depot. among my patisensitivity a

adam schiff is an elected official, chairman of the intel committee.these guys speak you stop and listen. adam schiff said multiple times that there was collusion in plain sight. is it no accountability for an elected official, someone that the public obviously trusts just by their resume to say one thing in a closed-door situation when you are under oath like so many in the obama administration said there's no evidence of collusion by they went out on television and they said the complete opposite. they said collusion is in plain sight, that's a quote from adam schiff. >> well, as far as public comments like that these people have been making and press conferences and on television and so forth, you know, the accountability is really elections for schiff, that's why we have elections. if people -- us district want him to continue to behave as he has, they can send him back to office. it is infuriating and the same phenomena i discuss with the media which is the media mislead the american people grossry over a long period of time with -- with exaggerat

and adam schiff decided not to pursue the matter in the courts because he thought that that would be time consuming. and that was how -- that was the gateway through which bolton saw his ability to do this under oath, and the house democrats didn't take it. >> wow. >> that is why he is critical of them. they, adam schiff in particular tonight tweeted that john bolton is an author but not a patriot, meaning, you know, this isn't a game. >> yeah. >> and he should have found a way to do it at a time where it was before the united states congress. >> dana bash, fareed zakaria. thank you very much. make sure you watch "fareed zakaria gps," sundays 10:00 a.m. and 1:p.m. dana bash is always on. >>> john bolton reportedly describing intelligence breeflgs as a waste of time because the president spoke more than he listened. i'm going to ask a person who briefed a president about what he thinks about this. >>> the former director of national intelligence, james clapper, next. at t-mobile, we know that connection is more important than ever. for customers 55 and up, we want you to get the value

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>> adam schiff, thank you so much for your time. >> thanks, chris. >>> next, america 2020. police in riot gear deploy pepper spray on a peaceful vigil. an unbelievable scene lies beneath after this. >>> on friday, we brought you the story of elijah mcclain who died after he was detained by police last year in aurora, colorado. he was a massage therapist who thought himself how to play the guitar. he was a vegetarian. he had anemia, so he sometimes wore a sky mask to keep himself warm. last august he went to the convenience store to buy iced tea. a man called 911 because elijah was wearing that ski mask and waiving his arms. in that confrontation, he told police, quote, i am an introvert, please respect my boundaries. instead they used a choke hold. when the paramedics arrived, they gave him a strong sedative. he had heart attack. this person was clearly not a threat in any way but was being treated with this horribly violent force. and that exact dynamic played at the site of a protest and a vigil in honor of mcclain on saturday. people congregated to pay tribute to him and

well joining me now to discuss them both co-host and investigative journalist ben swan and peter schiff c.e.o. of euro pacific capital. banner peter i'm sorry let's start with you let me ask you how much of the slowing of this gold and silver prices is due to the easing of the coronavirus restrictions and not just in the united states but globally. well i don't think it really relates that at all i think what we have had is a rally in global stock markets we've also seen a bit of a sell off in the dollar and some of the other safe haven currencies like the japanese yen and the swiss franc and i think that the gold got caught up in that a little bit as well as enthusiasm for the u.s. stock market but remember the only reason the u.s. stock market is going up is because of the fed we have bad economic news now we have the riots the looting which is making a bad economy worse and so the worse the economy gets the more money the federal reserve prints and so the more stocks investors want to buy but when the fed is creating inflation you're better off buying gold in the s. and p. $500.00 an

let's listen to what congressman adam schiff said about this tonight.m schiff sought john bolton's testimony and john bolton refused to testify even though other people working in john bolton's office did testify. let's listen to what congressman schiff said. >> it's the harshest indictment i've seen reported about bolton's book and it was consistent with what we presented during the impeachment trial, is that the president insistently puts his own personal interests, his political interests above that of the interests of the nation. we said he would do it again. clearly he did do it again repeatedly as part of a pattern, and that's the most serious indictment and that's what jeopardizes our country when you have a president that has so little regard for the best interests of the country and who constantly puts himself first. >> and, ben, of course donald trump is saying that john bolton is a liar. that's his response to all of this so far. but john bolton is someone known to have taken notes in the room all the time, which was, needless to say, unsettl

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adam schiff should be called out for that.we put up was adam schiff the last several years, all three republican signed a letter on the intelligence committee to ask him to step down. we endured how many years of him saying he had evidence of collusion, when we go through the interviews, they all said no one said they had any evidence of that happening. if he continues to say that he has been misleading and abusing his office. jillian: i don't mean to be rude but another question before we run out of time and it is important because there are a lot of people in the public interested in this and want to make sure they are secure online because we have an election coming up. it is an important time to make sure big tech companies do what is appropriate and what is out there. is enough being done right now? >> we are not holding hearings in the appropriate manner. this is not a new topic for the intelligence committee. this is something we are dealing with but we have done in the appropriate fashion and you don't want to take one