joining us now is congressman adam schiff, to member the january six select committee. and congressman schiff, i didn't intend to just start with this but i think we should now. you know now that your colleague on the january six committee liz cheney has paid the full price politically for her participation and your committee and her impeachment vote on donald trump. what is your reaction to what has happened to her in her election tonight? >> it's very sad. i think it's a terrible tragedy for the country and the people of wyoming. sadly, the big lie and the big liars are still the sentiment within donald trump's republican party. liz cheney's had the courage to speak out to, tell the truth, we are dissent audacity to tell the truth, and there's just no place for that in donald trump's gop. a sad result. we certainly hoped that at some point the fever breaks, but the fever is not broken. donald trump still has an iron grip of in the republican party. >> congressman schiff, surely you understand if liz cheney begins to speak with a concession speech, we will go to her. i

but for schiff he's got another problem.s of hoaxes has this guy run us into? rob the russia hoax he was all over it, you and i were sitting there with him. his constant nonsense with him at doing fake leads, phony leaks, totally disingenuous. then of course you had the ukraine impeachment hoax, a lot of people forget this it was initiated by him. he has taken the democratic party into so many of these rat holes. not to mention what you're talking about senator grassley who by the way is an american. i think our investigation of the russia hoax would not be as successively did have some oleksander grass it there with his fortitude and his ability to snifter all the nonsense and get right to the heart of the problem. but if you remember the hunter biden laptop story, as you mentioned was also something he went out and perpetuated. so, between him not matching with the democratic party what because essentially they have to have a certain type of person as their leader. and that rabbit rabbit hole he was brought them into is go

please welcome back to "the late show," congressman adam schiff!for being here. i know you and the rest of the january 6 committee are extraordinarily busy right now, preparing for tomorrow's prime- time broadcast of the congressional hearings. we've seen a lot of hearings over the last five years, two impeachment hearings. we've seen the mueller hearings. how are these hearings that are going to kick off tomorrow night different? >> they'll be different in a number of respects. the mueller hearing was essentially one witness speaking in very-- well, abbreviated fashion before the committee, very little in terms of audio or visual, other elements to that hearing. even the ukraine hearings incorporated documentary evidence in additional live testimony. but both were characterized by vigorous in-fighting among committee members. this investigation has been utterly nonpartisan. we have been singulary devoted to pursuing the truth, so you're going to see none of the kind of bickering that usually characterizes congressional hearings. we're going to see

schiff: thank you very much. mr. turner? >> thank you for your compelling story and for the heroism of your entire family. when you are having conversations with the u.s. government on the issues of your father and logistics, and the fact that -- and your angst that those conversations and communications would become compromised. i would like you to speak to that for a moment because it really shows the expansive net that this type of spyware casts. by infecting those who are interfacing, even with our government itself, it makes it even greater threat to you and your family. speak for a moment about how those communications, you have the private aspect of your life, the aspect of family safety but even as you worked to try to make your family more safe, you were still vulnerable. >> thank you for the question. it has been 699 days that my father was kidnapped. from the first day we learned he was in rwanda, my entire family stop what we were doing and have been working hard to get my father back home. calling government off

they are all full of adam schiff.say schiff fast enough people think i'm saying, shit, i'm not. that's the whole point of it. people call up the radio station, he just cursed on the air. no, he said adam schiff. can you tell the difference? here is the beauty of what we stand for, what this movement stands for, and this is the movement that will save this country and to get this country back on track, because we all know what has happened in the last 18 months cannot continue, the country cannot survive with these failed policies, and it is simple. i can tell you in a minute what it means to be a conservative, right? then i will go into more detail. what do we believe as conservatives? we believe in liberty, and if you disagree just scream it out, i will bring you on stage, and debate you. we believe in liberty, we believe in freedom, we believe in capitalism, we believe in our precious constitution. that includes amendment number one and amendment number two. amendments. hang on. my mic thingy fell off. we are gettin

and nadler and adam schiff one. i've always said this, the number 24 come if nancy pelosi had waited 24 hours i've always wondered, because she announced on wednesday we're going to do this, the next day the president released the full transcript and he was saying he is going to when she announced. it should just wait a 24 hours to let the transcript get out, i always have least a seed of doubt which he went forward? probably so but at least she would've seen the document, , te world would have seen the document and could've a judgment about it. >> host: so the interesting thing to me during that timeframe, and we talk about chairman nadler running the committee and use new chairman and who is a very pressure packed time for a new chairman to be running a committee. there were a lot of procedural motions that we could prepare for four days that he wasn't prepared for because we surprised them with them. you also assembled you and chairman goodlatte had assembled i really good group of people, people that had trial e

good morning to you, chairman schiff. >> good morning. >> you were typically told about covert operations, ongoing national security threats. do you have any sense at this time whether the information that donald trump had in his florida residence posed any kind of threat to national security? >> well, all i know about the actual materials is what was in that search warrant inventory. but from that alone you can tell there was a serious risk to disclosure potentially of sources and methods because some of those documents were marked top secret, sensitive compartmented information. that is extreme grave danger to our national security if they were exposed. so that they were guarded with nothing more than a padlock or whatever security they had at a hotel is deeply alarming. i have asked for, along with chairman maloney, a damage assessment by the intelligence community and a briefing to congress. >> will you get one? have you heard from the director of national intelligence? >> i have not heard back yet but i am confident we will get one. i'm confident the intelligence community will do a

he sat next to adam schiff and adam schiff admitted the republicans win at the midterms. i didn't learn until the morning and i was aghast, i was astounded and i sought him out on the house floor and i said kevin, first of all we are having a private conversation. if it wasn't, you know i said the exact opposite of what you told the press. he looks at me and he says, yeah, i know, adam but you know how it goes. i said kevin, no, i don't know how it goes. you just make stuff up and that's how you operate? that's not how i operate. that is how he operates and you cannot have someone with such little regard for the truth serving as the speaker of the house. and indeed this is one of the most destructive things over the less so years and he was ahead of his time in his lack of devotion to the truth but over the last four years there's been this relentless assault by trump and his accolades on the truth itself. probably best expressed by julie on who said the truth wasn't truth and kellyanne conway said they were entitled to their own alternative facts. if we can't agree on a

with congressman adam schiff and the subtitle is how we almost lost ourdemocracy and still could . a big idol. what are you trying to convey to americans right now at this point in our history? >> i'm trying to convey the fragility of our democracy. something we always took for granted but something in the last four years has been dismantled piece by piece. so many of the things we thought could never happen in this country have already happened. we cannot take this legacy for granted in any way. on that day the insurrection day, i was one of four house members the speaker asked to marshal the arguments against overturning the election i was very much focused on what i was saying on the house floor, what republicans were saying and how to runbut it . the first thing i noticed was the speaker family was not in her chair which was strange because that had been part of the planning for the joint session and i knew she was going to preside through the whole section and i looked up and i saw the two cabinet police officers come rushing onto the floor and grabbed steny hoyer our number t

adam schiff. miss moss, thank you for sharing with us the very troubling story of what you and your mother experienced. the harassment of election workers like you, who are simply doing their duty as a public service, poses a threat to our democratic process. your testimony as an important contribution to the work of our committee and serves as a reminder to all of us about the safety of local election officials is vital to ensuring that our elections are always free and fair. i want to thank our witness for joining us today. the members of the select committee may have additional questions for today's witness and we ask that you respond expeditiously in writing to those questions. without objection, members will be permitted ten business days to submit statements for the record. including opening remarks and additional questions for the witnesses. without objection, the chair recognizes the gentleman from california, adam schiff for a closing statement. >> for more than 200 years, our democracy h

. >> laura: adam schiff, apparently, mr.cliffe was asked about the timing of the raid watch. >> why the did they wait 18 months after the trump presidency? what change made this immediate? >> i don't know. but if the trump people represented that they provided all the classified or national security information and didn't, that's a serious problem. >> laura: but, john, it wasn't 500 days since trump left office and i guess only a hundred days until the midterms so what do you make of schiff's claim there? >> well, it's like everything adam schiff says, it's false and disingenuous. if this was sensitive national security information, the department of justice and fbi had every right to go get it back if it wasn't yet declassified but no one believes this was the lease intrusive method of doing it. this was very clearly political. i think everyone can see that. and, you know, adam schiff is the person, when we talk about the russia hoax who, you know, had evidence of russian collusion we never saw. the person who said the fbi

today, congressman adam schiff today, adam schiff said he and other leaders are still waiting for a response from intelligence officials to their request for a damage assessment. this weekend, protesters, some of them armed, gathered outside of the fbi's phoenix office as the dhs and fbi now warn about threats to law enforcement. aaron katersky will break it down for us in a moment, but first, here's maryalice parks in washington tonight. >> reporter: tonight, democratic lawmakers worried about the security implications of highly classified intelligence that had been sitting at mar-a-lago, asking the director of national intelligence for a damage assessment. >> some of those documents were marked top secret, sensitive compartmented information. that is among the highest designation in terms of the extremely grave damage to national security that could be done if it were disclosed. >> reporter: the search warrant and accompanying documents made public by a federal judge showing fbi agents were looking for evidence of three potential crimes, including obstruction of justice and violations of t

the same adam schiff who promised there was russian collusion that didn't exist. promised that mr. were russian bounties that didn't exist. fisa abuse. >> judge jeanine: a couple beyond a reasonable doubt. >> i do trust a process initiated by adam schiff? no, i do not. >> judge jeanine: what does afterville haines got to do with the doj saying who picks this person. >> the judge would pick the special master and extension of the court. i do think it's the right thing to do. the doj's position is number one, we don't need a special master. we have already -- we have already sorted everything and looked at everything. take our word for it that it was done. as you pointed out, judge, they had attorney general client privilege in there the team that was looking at this didn't do their job. and, you know, all of this, judge, listen, you presided over a lot of cases. i was a former federal prosecutor, the united states attorney. let me tell you what this is about. good prosecutor with good cases play it straight. they don't need to shop judges leak intelligence that may

january 6th committee member congressman adam schiff will be here. >>> one-you way ticket. washington and new york struggle to cope as border states bus thousands of undocumented migrants up east. >> it's just a mean and cruel thing. >> what is the long-term solution on the border? texas congressman dan crenshaw is coming up. >>> hello, i'm jake tapper in washington where the state of our union is wondering just how strong that red wave will be after months of democratic concern and despite persistently high inflation. democrats in washington, d.c., are now feeling more hopeful about their chances to maintain control of the u.s. senate this fall. polling in key battleground states where republicans had hoped to defend or pick up seats now appears to be trending blue. and senate republican leader mitch mcconnell is blaming, quote, candidate quality after a series of trump-backed hopefuls with liabilities rapinging from political clumsiness to outright extremism, one, their republican party nominations. today with less than three months until voters get their say, a new top i

house intelligence committee, adam schiff, says he has not seen evidence that materials the fbi seizeddonald trump's home were impressed -- were properly declassified. trump said everything was declassified or covered by executive privilege. adam schiff says the argument is absurd and has asked intelligence to provide a damages estimate of the records. capitol police a man crashed his car into a barricade and fired his gun before shooting himself. the 29-year-old man may have set fire to his own car. he was being approached by officers when he shot himself. it is still unclear why he did it. according to police commit does not appear the man was targeting members of congress. china life insurance among a group of chinese giants set to exit u.s. exchanges. five of china's largest firms announced their intentions to delist friday. about 200 chinese firms are facing possible delisting in the u.s.. unless beijing grants access to american auditors. -- levels at a key waypoint. expected to sit -- steady at an extremely low level as the climate crisis adds to europe's energy crunch. many bar

documents that, as chairman schiff said, is damaging to national security.k they have made it more dangerous for elected officials, but also fbi agents. >> what do you hope to learn from this damage assessment that their chairman schiff has requested? >> i hope that we will get a sense of what kind of documents they were, and also whether those documents may have been compromised. the problem with having classified documents or damaging can national security documents at a beach resort. and the beach resort where you have hundreds of people going through their every day, you've got members of foreign nationals, and we don't know who is exposed to them, who had access. we don't know who the president shared them with. all of those things are problematic, and i'm hoping that the congress can get a better sense of that in the weeks and months ahead. >> nbc has a piece out quoting sources that say the chaotic nature of donald trump's exit from the white house contributed to sensitive documents being taken to mar-a-lago. other people say it is a pattern of doing

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it was because of frankly the rivalry that developed between shift and nadler and schiff one.'ve always said this though the number 24, if nancy pelosi would have waited 24 hours i have always wondered she announced on one day are going to do this. the next day the president released the full transcript. he said he was going to and she announced it. if she would've just waited 24 hours at the transcript get out there. i always have a seed of doubt which you went for? probably so but she at least would've seen the document the world would have seen the document. >> so, the interesting thing to me during that timeframe, and we talk about chairman nadler running the committee. he was a new chairman and it was a very pressure packed time for a new chairman to be running a committee. there were a lot of procedural motions that we could prepare for four days that he was not prepared for because we surprised him with f f them. you had also assembled, had assembled a good group of people. people who had trial experience. the jim jordan's of the world who are great orators. and with yo

i'll get reaction from the house intelligence committee chairman adam schiff, who is also a key member of the january 6th select committee. >>> also this hour, one of the most prominent republican critics of trump is at risk of being ousted from congress. we're tracking liz cheney's primary battle in wyoming, and learning how she plans to confront trump, tonight, whether she win organization loses. >>> and president biden just signed a sweeping climate health care and tax bill into law. we're going tell you what's next for the democrats and their efforts to build on this win as the midterm elections get closer and closer. welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." it's now over a week after fbi agents descended on former president trump's florida home. new details are now emerging about the criminal investigation that prompted the search. cnn justice correspondent jessica schneider is following all of these developments, including the high level witnesses who have now been questioned. >> reporter: tonight, ne

president almost a week to out with it. >> i want to read part of the letter that from sensitive schiff maloney sent yesterday, they are referencing washington post reporting that the fbi is looking for highly classified documents regarding nuclear documents. the letter, asking for that damage assessment, says that if this report is true it is hard to overstate the national security danger that could emanate from the reckless decision to remove and retain this material. now, joyce, it's important to note that we don't know if material believe with nuclear up into a seized. as a former u.s. attorney, what could be a refeel from this damage assessment that only men maybe wouldn't begin to understand? have you come into contact with a lot of these damage assessment over your career? >> well, something that is important to understand is that the intelligence community is very nimble. and once they learn that there has been a spill of classified information they are able to take steps in an effort to shore up national security as a result of this bill. of course, -- and other congressional c

[applause] and i cannot wait to see adam schiff -- by the way that is a sentence that has never beened in the english language i cannot wait to see adam schiff -- and nancy pelosi talking to bree hispanic men from the rio grande explaining that illegal immigration is not a problem. oh really? and then number three i am spending my time on winning heart and mind across this country. republicans spend too much time preaching to the choir. we spend too much time talking to the same 2.6 million people watching fox news. and god love them. the choir needs reaching. but we need to be talking to young people, african-americans, suburbans, -- suburban moms. we need to talk about the blessings of liberty. i do a podcast every week called the verdict with ted cruz. we launched at 2.5 years ago it became the number one rate podcast in the world. -- ranked podcast in the world. we have over 40 million downloads in the week. we beat the and in --cnn's morning show. so i will ask y'all to do something. take out your cell phone and text the word verdict to24005 let me give you that again the number

. >> reporter: democratic chairman adam schiff said the unsecured documents posed a national threat. >> the fact they were in an unsecured place guardwide a padlock or whatever they had at a hotel is deeply alarming. >> reporter: anyone with such material should be looked into. >> anyone in the intelligence like that marked, they would be under serious investigation. >> reporter: now cbs news reached out to the fbi about former trump's allegations that they took privileged documents. the agency said they have no comment. >> christina, thank you job police say they want to know more about the man who shot and killed himself aftervraaming hir into barricades at the capitol. it then burst into flames. he got out of the car and fired several shots in the air before he turned the gun on himself. no one else was hurt. >>> and today author salman rushdie is on the road to recovery after he was attacked on stage. his agent says the 75-year-old was removed from a ventilator and is able to talk and walk. on friday a man stabbed rushdie at least ten times in the neck and the stomach as he was a

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i can't wait to see adam schiff.ancy pelosi talking to three hispanic women from the rio grande valley, explaining illegal immigration is not a problem, overly -- oh really? number three i am spending my time on winning hearts and minds across this country. republicans, we spent too much time preaching to the choir. we spent too much time talking to the same 2.6 millie people watching fox news -- million people watching fox news. the choir needs preaching but we also need to be talking to young people and hispanics, african-americans, suburban moms. [applause] we need to be talking about the blessings of liberty. some of you all know, i do a podcast, called verdict with ted cruz. we launched it to a half years ago and it became the number one ranked podcast in the world. we've had over 40 million downloads every week. we beat cnn's morning show. [applause] i want ask you to do something. take out your cell phone. and text the word verdict to 24005. text the word verdict. you will get a link back to us -- to subscribe

. >> joining us now is democratic congressman adam schiff, chair of the house intelligence committee, and member of the january 6th select committee and served as the lead impeachment manager for the first impeachment trial of donald trump. the paperback addition of his book, midnight in washington, how we almost lost our democracy and still could, he's now available with a new afterward -- thank you for joining us tonight, congressman schiff, -- we've just gotten a new piece of it -- and that we have this reporting of tonight from the washington post, about this early email from the archives, saying, any fact, we know that you have got some stuff and we know that we don't have the love letters and we don't have the barack obama letter. so, we know that is there. what else is there, give it all to us. and you can see, for a year, the archives is playing very gently with the trump team. and just hoping that the next communication will deliver all the documents. >> well, lawrence, you laid it out very well. and that's exactly the chronology they learned because the president was talking

. >> tonight, former mcquade on what will be unsealed, and congressman, adam schiff, on the irony of how we got here. >> this was not just extreme carelessness, with classified material. this is calculated, deliberative, premeditated misconduct, followed by a cover-up. >> then, new evidence. anti republican backlash, reshaping and another senate race. i asked democratic tent candidate, tim ryan, what's happening in ohio. a global catastrophe, and stark relief, as global drought room reveals sunken nazi ships in serbia, and dinosaur tracks and texas. that all starts right now. >> good evening, from new york, i am chris hayes, a florida judge has ordered a redacted version of the search warrant affidavit, outlining that they are casing it to be an steeled. the key word there is redacted. we don't know how much the document will be revealed. the doj, clearly, reluctant to release any of it, warning, it could jeopardize the investigation which is currently ongoing to the ex president. they are not directing to release the redacted document, we should see it anytime before tomorrow at 12

that is inmaterial related to the specific laws being looked at here and i know adam schiff, the house intel chair, he was on cbs on sunday and also had a comment on this. this is what schiff had to say. >> the idea that 18 months after the fact donald trump could simply announce well, i'm retroactively declassifying or whatever i took home had the effect of declassifying them is absurd but nonetheless, the statutes the justice department are asserting in the search warrant don't even require that they still be classified if they would be damaging to national security, it's a problem. it's a major problem. >> so schiff is one of these lawmakers in the house asking for both a classified briefing and a damage assessment on how severe this breach was, if there was indeed a breach of classified information being done by the intelligence community and leadership there. jim and bianna. >> thank you. >>> well, joining us now to discuss is david shapiro a former fbi agent and currently a distinguished lecturer. great to have you on. i would imagine one big part of this investigation is the for

i think it is fitting that adam schiff represents hollywood he is always an acting mode for lack of betterion and this is a guy he can tell you right to your face it is pitch black outside but it will be high noon and he will take that story over and h over. of course the media for the most part has went along with him and that has perpetuated his career in congress because if you or i or senator grassley who was on the show tonight would have done this scams in the hoax he is led the american people into we would have been run out of ten a long time ago. and didn't have a negative word and the "washington post" or "the new york times" despite striking out on those investigations a love to meet upio that attack our courthouse cannot find a negative sentence written but i have to keep my blood pressure down so thank you for joining us on sunday night i will have you want to talk about a more pleasant topic next time. up next russia is on the move to site us and nato mike pompeo joined us next. ♪♪ choosing miracle-ear was a great decision. like when i decided to host family movie nights. mir

now, adam schiff apparently mr. radcliff was asked about the timing of the raid. >> what why did justiceg department officials wait 18 months after the end of the trump presidency? what change that made this immediate i don't know. >> but if the trump people represented that it providednf all the classified or national security information and didn't ,that's a serious problem. >> but john , it wasn't 500 w days since trumpas left officehe and i guess only one hundredo days until the midterms. so what do you make of this claim there? well, it's like everything adam schiff says, it's it's false and disingenuous. you know, if this was sensitive, national securityde information, the department ofnd justice and fbi had every right to go get it back if it wasn't yet declassified. but no one believes that this was the least intrusive method of doing i this is very clearly political . i think everyone can seehat. tht adam schiff is is the person when welk talk about the russia hosts who who, you know, haden evidence of russ

earlier today, committee member adam schiff discussing the prospect. >> i was encouraged to hear, it and i hope it meant what it sounded like it meant. we're having a discussion with the vice president's counsel, for sometime. so he knows of our interest in having come before us. and i'm confident that if he was truly willing there will be a way to work or the executive privilege and separation of power issues. >> joe biden is ending her isolation of her two negative covid tests. the first lady isolated for five days after testing positive on tuesday. the diagnosis came three weeks after president biden first tested positive in july. now we shift our focus to the team of reporters and analysts, to provide more detail and perspective. as i welcome you, all i begin with, you monica alba at the white house. that was donald trump reacting to the legal challenges following the mar-a-lago search? >> former president is teasing several responses to the ongoing investigation into his handling of classified material. after losing in 2020 and leaving the white house. including one option that

this administration -- what adam schiff, as you know, his part-time job as a script theater. they have to replace that so there is that whole issue. what really stands out to me is to protect the plant that they have spying on the former president in his home, they are afraid for that person's life and safety. so that is amazing to me. president trump apparently is a third world country with machine guns walking around threatening to kill staff members. they wanted covered up, i think that is why he is coming forward and speaking out and trying to use whatever he thinks he has left to say that we have to protect the leak. we have to protect the source. why would you have to protect the source of someone would animate claims against the former president of the united states. shouldn't that person be charged with something? again, i am speculating. but it feels really right to me. chances are, the person is probably connected to them. >> i am picking up what you are putting down. democrats feel there is a real vulnerability here for the former president. >> they are crazy. this

no he said adam schiff. can you tell the difference?ere is the beauty of what we stand for, what this movement stands for, and this is the movement that will save this country and to get this country back on track, because we all know what has happened in the last 18 months cannot continue, the country cannot survive with these failed policies, and it is simple. i can tell you in a minute what it means to be a conservative, right? then i will go into more detail. what do we believe as conservatives? we believe in liberty, and if you disagree just scream it out i will bring you on stage, and debate you. we believe in liberty, we believe in freedom, we believe in capitalism, we believe in our precious constitution. that includes amendment number one and amendment number two. that includes all of the amendments. hang on. my mic thingy fell off. sir carter is in the house. stand up, sarah. [applause] an mercedes is in the house. give it up for mercedes. [applause] so we believe in liberty, we believe in freedom, we believe in capitalism, we

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let me ask you, this how does adam schiff join house oversight chair, carolyn maloney, this weekend. on a letter to the director of national intelligence. calling for a review and damage assessment of the materials of we -- as a member of helps intelligence, whatever word you and your colleagues trying to deduce from the damage assessment? >> sure, we want an assessment of what was actually covered. what its risk was -- i got an assessment and a briefing to congress as well. they remarked at the highest levels of secrecy. as members of the committee we were instructed from day one that this is a grave danger to national security. what comes to my mind is the sources. our national security would be at stake, live should be at stake, particularly those in the intelligence community. these are bottom line big issues. we need to get to the bottom of them. i believe that we will respond and we will get this primary. that is only the beginning of uncovering everything that has taken place and with the risk will involve. >> now, the fbi and department of homeland security issued a joint bul

peter schiff, global strategist, most of the peter schiff podcast.now that it looks like this tax and spend bill is going to advance, it will be reining in solar panels, what is going to happen. >> first of all remember, every time the government spends constitutes a tax. spending is taxation because all the spending has to be paid for. but the recession that we are currently in is actually a lot worse already than people think. look at how this came out on friday, all-time record high, 16.15 trillion. $2 trillion of debt just since the pandemic but worse, the national debt has increased by 8 trillion during the same time period. american households are responsible for paying that debt but already drowning in their own debt. credit card debt year over year just what was by the most in 20 years and that is because americans are having to put their groceries on the credit cards because they are taking unprecedented pay cuts in every week labor market. >> laura: we have republicans went along with the so-called infrastructure spending earlier in the yea

schiff. there's no question that anything, any morsel of news that looks like maybe the fed has done it and inflation is under control and we're not going to have a recession, it's catnip for the markets, but i think that it's great if you're long, but i would also agree that i think that it's a little premature, certainly there were things to buy, a lot of beaten-up stocks but i would be cautious and continue to buy three months treasuries and selective things. liz: well, peter, can you give the fed any credit for hiking rates, trying to normize them because they've -- normalize them because they've been at ridiculously low emergency levels when we clearly were not in a emergency till the covid disaster and do you give any credit to powell and company? >> absolutely not. i'm not giving credit to the federal reserve for trying to put out a fire that it lit. wait, i'm not going to give the federal reserve credit for trying to put out a fire that it lit. by the way, they're not even throwing en

adam schiff, on the other side of the aisle.said trump did not fully cooperates, every day that information was classification he says the reports are active. every time that sits in an unsecure location it's a risk t our national security. if any other individual had information the mvi would work quickly to mitigate the risk of this disclosure. >> it's been 500 days since president trump was in office. 500 days, for 87 days away from the midterm. what would cause this to be an immediate national security threat? all of a sudden. these documents have been had mar-a-lago for at least 500 plu days. they knew they were there. even that they said they didn't actually packet them, they were the ones that delivered them which means everybody knew what was in the impaired not to mention the president can declassify anything at any time. the three classifications they say it's sensitive, secret, can i just tell you that adam schiff , just isn't the time we had heat leaks that information every single time. top-secret is not as far up a

does schiff or sound like the type of person who becomes radicalized?ticularly susceptible? >> i used to work for a congressionally chartered veteran service organization called vietnam veterans of america. and at that organization, i was given the mission to write about all of the different ways that foreign entities target troops, veterans, and our families. with everything from russian style disinformation, and intelligence operations, to identity theft and romance scams? and one of the common threads through all ten of those chapters was the pushing of conspiracy theories of racism, and putting veterans against other communities. specifically immigrants, and refugees. now, one of the things that i had the opportunity to do, before twitter removed his account, was to look at ricky shiffer's accounts. and he looks like someone who is probably exposed to foreign disinformation, but now for years that foreign disinformation, the stuff i used to study, doesn't matter. it is the domestic stuff. we mentioned extremist platforms, he was using trump's compan

congressman adam schiff of california, the chairman of the intelligence committee, thanks for joininght. i know there is a lot going on, i appreciate you making time. >> thank you, great to be with you. >>> we'll be right back. stay with us. ight back. stay with us this? this is supersonic wifi from xfinity. it's fast. so gaming with your niece has never felt more intense. incoming! hey, what does this button do? no, don't! welcome to the fastest internet on the largest gig speed network. are you crying uncle ed? no! a little. only from xfinity. unbeatable internet made to do anything so you can do anything. >>> tomorrow's a big primary day in florida and new york. it's 7:00 p.m. eastern when polls close in florida. there's definitely big high profile races in florida. but really banana stuff is likely going to be though in new york tomorrow. thanks to a sort of botched redistricting process, there are big democratic primaries in new york tomorrow in which more than a handful of incumbent democratic members of congress might get primaried right out of their seats. so the florida resul

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