michael schmidt joins us in a moment. the "times" note, they are agency's most explosive conclusion of the 2016 election that vladimir putin of russia intervened to benefit donald trump. there is also news tonight about hope hicks. the young woman who saw it all and heard it all from the campaign, right onto her position in the white house. she will appear before the house judiciary committee. it too, will be closed doors. she's the first trump aide to go before the committee. earlier this month, you recall the white house told hicks not to cooperate with a subpoena for documents. a white house lawyer will accompany her for her appearance. here for your leadoff discussion on a wednesday night, ashley parker, our white house reporter for "the washington post," robert costa and clint watt, a former fbi special agent, he's a distinguished research fellow at the foreign policy research institute and happens to be the author of "messing with the enemy" and michael schmidt, our correspondent for the new york times. >> clint, ga

mike schmidt is reporting there's a lot of evidence out there. you see in the voicemail, one piece of evidence does have the ability to at least focus the mind. i don't know if we're looking at big shifts in public opinion, but just hearing these guys, it sounds like a scene out of "good fellas" there is power in getting their hands on more information. >> you're right. this voicemail really excel pli fies this whole thing. we knew about it from the mueller report, we knew it was another instance where this was there potentially obstruckive conduct yet somehow you hear the words on the voicemail and it's an oh my goodness moment, that sounds like witness tampering. that's the power of evidence. the power of hearing something as opposed to reading it in a dry document. that's why it's significant that the house is going to get some of these underlying documents. i agree with harry, you have to have a warm body in the seat for it to come alive. you need a way for the pieces of evidence to come to life. but having those underlying documents, some of

and michael schmidt is interesting because his name appears all over the mueller report.s receiving leaks from the f.b.i. then writing stories which were used as evidence to support further investigation as part of the special counsel probe. this circular relationship is unhealthy journalistically. you want healthy relationship. this shows we didn't have enough skepticism from the key reporters about the law enforcement agents they were working with. >> tucker: the schmidt kid seems like a total lackie for the f.b.i. why does he get to call himself a reporter? if he is calling to pass information on to the f.b.i., doesn't it make him, i don't know what it makes him? a source, a snitch? it doesn't make him a reporter does it? >> it's not the first time we saw it even with this probe. we had reporters sharing information, volunteering information about paul manafort with the special counsel probe. this is something that is being looked into. maybe not the media role so much. but we have an investigation looking into how the hoax was perpetrated, who was involved inside the

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>>in washington, emily schmidt kron 4 news. >>still to come democrats are getting ready to take the stage in the first debate of the 2020 presidential race, what to expect from the crowded field, the fathers in staying sir, no joke we'll show you how one man use superman strength. >>a bold over a fence when his one year-old son fell into a pool. >>and the city scramble to figure out how to get teenagers to stop vaping there's good news about something harmful that they're not consuming as much of it. >>for your help tonight, teens are drinking alcohol. that's according to a new national survey, researchers surveyed 8th graders through high school seniors and they say overall alcohol use is actually dropped in recent years, according to the data by the end of 12th grade 59% of students had consumed more than a few sips of alcohol in just under 43% of 12th graders reported having been drunk at least once in their lifetimes doctors say continuing to send a message to teens about the dangers of drinking alcohol can help that trend

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they fro filed a south african farmer stefan schmidt.told the newspaper he received death threat including a threat to burn him alive. he said he had been intimidating to selling his lantz to local government officials. it featured quotes from the political activists openly attacking schmidt on the basis of his skin color. the "times" again concluded it's false to say the farm murders are real problems. but yesterday four men broke in to his home and shot him dead. it was the second murder in the last month. according to the "new york times" they deserved it. well, member in good standing of wall street elite quit his job to travel the country. and figure out exactly what was going on in the places where most of us don't visit. he joins us next with a fascinating report on what he found. stay tuned. let's see, aleve is proven better on pain than tylenol extra strength. and last longer with fewer pills. so why am i still thinking about this? i'll take aleve. aleve. proven better on pain. jushis local miracle ear t at helped andrew hear mo

just this past march, the times profiled this south african farmer stefan schmidt. schmidt told the newspaper he received death threat including a threat to d burn him alive. t he said he had been intimidated into selling his land to local government officials. featured quotes from the political activists openly attacking schmidt on the basis of his skin color. the "times" again concluded it's false to say the farm murders are real problems. but yesterday four men broke in to his home and shot him dead. it was the second murder in the last month. according to the "new york times" they deserved it. well, a member in good standingi of wall street elite quit his job to travel the country. and figure out exactly what was going on in the places where most of us don't visit. he joins us next with a fascinating report on what he found. stay tuned. n once-daily toujeo helps you control your blood sugar. toujeo provides significant a1c reduction, and stable blood sugar control, around the clock. find your groove with toujeo. ♪ let's groove tonight. toujeo is used to control

mike schmidt. >> michael j.dt. >> caller: he used to throw a baseball around. >> and a great guy. >> caller: i agree. >> i have his picture. what stock >> caller: my stock is monster beverage. do you think they might be a good candidate for a takeover? >> you are playing for an earnings game. i think their earnings are very good. i think you are okay with monster. edward in new york >> caller: boo-yah. when i was listing in hong kong what would happen to the new york listing >> we are just going to deal with the fundamentals. and the fundamentals are the best of any company they have over there. it's the only one i'm still recommending. it really hurts. let's go to joseph in california, please >> caller: first i would like to say thanks for all you do for the average joes out there. >> you're quite welcome. that's exactly who all of us are. let's not forget that >> caller: thanks for your stories about your parents who made you who you are today. >> you bet. >> caller: i appreciate those stories especially with

>> kimmy schmidt wrote it with the help of a great woman namedw sarah mlyni. and it is a real book.o to a charity called "prevent child abuse america. so it's like a good thing. and if you - yeah [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: absolutely sure [ cheers and applause well, you got to be -- i don't know if you saw the ariana grande video for "thank u, next. >> i did because i got a text from my 13-year-old being like, "the video's dropping in three minutes.ht [ laug ] ariana's dropping a video. it's going to have 'mean girls' in it. and i was like, "you're at school like, why are you on your phone? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: how'd you get an aler ah >> right and i was like, "yeah, how does everybody know it? i have so much trouble getting people knowing, like i've got a tv show on netflix anytiment you wa it. >> and i can't get any >> jimmy: they know that a a video's being dropped. >> but then like, ariana's like, "tomorrow 3:00, pick up your phone. everyone is like, "okay. >> jimmy: yeah but look, there she is doing "mean girls. >> yeah. >> jimmy: regina >> she's being regina george [ ch

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to a digital timer to make sure they're working is any measures the time with his own stopwatches schmidt's rule out any outside influences which and with the time measurements he makes himself he is able to verify the time the measure. system records i'm just a side believe steve is done inside to keep beside his story. touched. at 4 30 pm everything's set for the record run. the i.d.r. is powered by 2 electric motors with a system performance of 500 kilowatts overall the eraser car including driver weighs about 1100 kilograms the current record for all electric vehicles are 6 minutes and 45.9 seconds that corresponds to an average speed of almost 185 kilometers per hour the record was set by britain's peter dunne break at the wheel of an n.a.o. e.p. nothing in 2017. tense moments for the monitors really come in under the time. the pit crew were also hoping for the best. but behind the wheel among dumas keeps a cool head. at long last the idea are enters the final straightaway. and then he did it. and yes very limited official. fear of flying a time of 6 minutes 5.336 seconds 6 fluid from

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.>> reporter: gloria schmidt said her clients are celebrating the decision to appoint a special prosecutor. to the review the case of jusse smollett. it was this woman retired judge sheila o'brien who challenge the way states attorney kim fox's office handled prosecution. an shocking dismissal of charges in the actors case. the judge that the problem boiled down to kim fox's decision to appoint this man. joseph to take her place after she recused herself. sibley put that was wrong. she had no authority to do that. she appointed him to a fictitious office having no legal existence. he said a special prosecutor is needed to restore the public's confidence in the integrity of our criminal ju a good day for justice. >> reporter: we reached out to jusse smollett's legal team for comments and no response. chicago police wasted no time saying we stand firmly behind the work of detectives and investigating the fabricated incident reported by jusse smollett. chicago police will fully cooperate with the court appointed special prosecutor. >>> what about double jeopardy? experts say that is not an is

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the email from the new york times reporter michael schmidt to a top fbi public affairs official said three of my colleagues are working on a story about the russia investigation. they told the russian ambassador set up a meeting with jared kushner and a russian banker. krishna rep met with the banker. the public affairs official when and send it to peter strzok criticism flagging information to print an email he did not ask for a response. >> i first saw the said that it was very unusual because i was in law enforcement nine years, a attorney, we dealt with the media obviously. and we would sometimes give the media a headset may be an arrest was coming down but i rarely saw situations and i was thinking about this i first saw this where women in the media appears to be providing information to law enforcement. some like the acting like an informant. no of course the bad news is, characterization and we see that everyday and cable t.v. all day long.so the media says we were just running information by them so they can help us be accurate. that is a spin and the point is i think you ar

i am rob schmidt. >> thank you for starting the day with us. democrats ramping up impeachment calls after the president said he would be willing to accept opposition research from foreign governments. >> doug was a live in washington with the fallout. >> republican critics say there is evidence of hypocrisy here because democrats relied on a foreign information in the steel dossier in the run up to 2016. this is what is generating so much attention. and interview the president did with abc news where he was asked what he would do if offered foreign information about another candidate. >> i think i might want to listen. nothing wrong with listening. if somebody called from a country, norway, we have information on your opponent i think i would want to hear it. >> you want that kind of information given in our elections? >> they have information, i would take it. if i thought there was something i would go maybe to the fbi. >> many democrats on capitol hill pushing hard to begin impeachment inquiries and they have been cheered on by a number of p

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gloria schmidt is the attorney for the two brothers who allegedly helped him stanlt attack. >> his rulinge. you can't just create an office and that's effectively what state's attorney foxx did. >> in response foxx said she respect flit disagrees with the court's conclusion. she could appeal. the chicago pd responded saying in a statement they stand firmly behind the work of their detectives. elizabeth hur, abc news, new york. >> the supreme court has thrown out the most recent conviction and death sentence of a mississippi man tried six times for murder. curtis flowers who is black was charged for a quadruple murder in 1996. the supreme court says in the most recent trial, the prosecutor violated flowers' rights by removing black prospective jurors. so far each trial resulted in either a hung jury or the verdict overturned on appeal. flowers could still be prosecuted again. his case was the subject of the award-winning podcast in the dark. >> new details today about that rare seay lion attack near santa barbara. a 13-year-old recovering after she was bitten. >> abc news reporter adrienne

very proud of the work that was done by mike schmidt and his reporting partner. very, very proud of the work that was done by megan tui. they were pioneers. i was involved in both of those stories because there was a legal assault, if you will, in terms of o'reilly not so much more being killed by kindness by his lawyers. by the weinstein lawyers tried to keep us from publishing that. to me, the decision was easy. the decision was easy because i have an incredibly supportive senior management at the new york times. we do not settle libel cases for money in the united states. that makes my job really easy. the answer is always no. if you sue us, you better be in for the long haul. in some ways, my job becomes simple. work with reporters to make sure i'm not second set of eyes making sure it's right. our reporters are trained that way and they do that. what happens on the backend is we do this great work on harvey weinstein. that story was so well done. there was this awkwardness to it because harvey weinstein was represented by david boyd. america's most distingui

schultz is sticking with veteran strategist steve schmidt who helped with senator mccain's 2008 campaigntement saying he's recovering from three back surgeries and would not make a decision about running for president until after labor day. schultz told his staff he was closely watching former vice president joe biden and said if biden does not appear to be the nominee, he would think about jumping into the presidential race after super tuesday. coming up, everybody, axios nick johnson has a look at this morning's "1 big thing." the president of the united states admits he's ready to accept election help from other countries. more on taking dirt from political opponents from foreign entities and admitted he would not tell authorities about it. >> plus, beto o'rourke joins the table to discuss the state of his campaign. "morning joe" is moments away. . ♪ [ laughter throughout ] it's funny what happens when people get together. we're there. so you can be too. holiday inn. holiday inn express. cancer is the ugliest disease mankind has ever faced. we got the idea that if we took two dimensio

put outment which was recently outlined the administration's trade priorities and catalogs recent, schmidt. as most of you know, the president is troubled huge and persistent trade deficits, which the united states has with many countries. the deficits are a result of many factors. faster economic growth, currency valuations, and to some extent tax policy, but they are also partially the result of trade rules that oftentimes are unfair and lock in non-economic to our trade partners. we are focused on changing these rules where they are unfair to american farmers, ranchers, workers, and businesses. this has included renegotiating chorus, which you are aware, nafta, which we have discussed. we are also reviewing gsp eligibility, actively engaging with t for talks -- in t for talks with many countries, and enforcing the existing obligations of our trade partners. he brought many wto cases. we filed counter notifications at the wto, and worked with other wto members on proposals to improve compliance with the wto notification obligations. we are also engaged directly with trading partners unde

an enormous amount money, you just missed d it, i often wonder about the great players today, mike schmidtyou might've been unaffordable. >> i think they could've got me for a lot less than what the pain these guys now. i just think about 30 years oldi today and had a five-year contract were 200 plus million dollars which i relate to, but hey things change, the money is there, television has changed everything dramatically in all the marketing that the aba does on a worldwide basis, the money is there i just think sometimes the owners had a little carried away replaying so much money by certain guys and some have been shortchanged. the lowest bigeye in the mba and cunning and b properties and money so get he will probably make two times as much as i made in the best year ever had. god bless them i'm hoping myop youngest son who is the fit of my voice to play professional basketball to play on the timberwolves the team and represented the united states in world temperature from through and through, hopefully he'll get a chance to play there. what i did and being the pioneer in changing thin

and you just missed it, i often wonder about great players today who just missed it, you and mike schmidtnd willie mays and a generation back you might have been unaffordable. >> well, i think they could've gotten me from a lot less about the pain you guys are now. if i was 30 years old today and a five-year contract worth 200 plus million dollars which i can't even relate to that hey, things change. the money is there, television has changed averaging dramatically in all the marketing b&b day does so the money is there. i just think sometimes the players and owners get carried away by paying so much money for certain guys and some of the guys are shortchanged. lowest bigeye in the mba this year counting mba properties monies that they get will make two times as much as i made in the best year ever had. god bless him and hoping my youngest son was the fifth of my boys played professional bath wall and on it timberwolves in our presenting the united states in the world to be just under three on three. hopefully, he'll get a chance to play there and what i did and being the pioneer in chang

national security adviser, a piece posted in the "new york times," along with maggie haberman, michael schmidt, the president had approved military strikes against iran to take place before dawn friday which would be now. iran time. you write, but the action was abruptly called off for the evening putting a halt to what would have been the president's third military action against targets in the middle east. tell us about this michael. >> well, that's right. i with several colleagues doing good reporting do have the story, and as late as 7:00 or so this evening, officials in the u.s. government did believe that there would be strikes on iran. our understanding was that this approval by president trump followed a spirited debate among top u.s. officials in which key officials, including national security adviser, john bolton and secretary of state mike pompeo were pushing for some sort of military response to these iranian actions, that the president did approve a strike, the plan as we were told was for the strike to occur tonight u.s. time, which would have been predawn in iran. the goal was

pop and i used to love to go to games all the time and of course i was a vendor for phillies schmidtte player sometimes we come across families that are truly cadre to the show, and kids that have real horse sense you think you know your ceos nobody is going to stump @pounds the poodle's kid. >> michael law. >> facebook. >> mark zuckerberg. >> twitter >> jack. >> and your favorite for the opening bell >> jim cramer and carl quintanilla. >> well, that's it i mean that is -- that should be a show on its own. all right. next up patrick tucker as asks @jimcramer, serious question are accounting issues pretty much always because of some level of shadiness or can honest mistakes be made this is -- i could spend a whole -- i may have to do a whole segment on this some day because the answer is honest mistakes can be made, and a lot of times my rule will keep you out of a situation where there is an honest mistake and then the stock takes off. but there are other cases where it's not honest, and you lose everything so i am going for the maximum risk situation as opposed to the minimum one. a

my name is griffin schmidt. i attend the school of arts. i think the changes made in this m.o.u. are very much for the better, and with the right modifications, will make our school safer for our youth. a couple points i feel need clarification is how the school 's handle -- how the schools handle the aftereffects of the incident like what happened at balboa. to elaborate, many students and parents were led to false accusations against a student in question. so how will schools further ensure the proper information is spread among their communities? additionally, i think that teachers should be aware of the criteria required to call the police before suggesting the call to school admin. lastly, before i started my internship, providing -- revising this m.o.u., i had never even heard of an s.r.o. they have never been to my school, i have never met one. i think they should have a much more active role in schools. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> good morning, my name is jennifer. i go to john o'connell high school. >> pulled the mic a little closer to your mouth. there you

and i remember sitting with irving and saying irving, i think we should get timothy schmidt. the plane, i didn't like that i wasn't part of that, but i knew that it was good for the eagles. don felder really didn't like it. >> glenn and i saw ourselves as the leaders of the band, but other people saw us as dictators. you just cannot have five leaders in a band. it doesn't work. people have to do what they do best. >> there's all this under current and resentment, and plotting and complaining, and i'm sure timothy thought what have i got myself into? >> i was just really happy to be there, and all these tensions, it's not that i didn't feel it, but i had no idea how deep it was. in my experience, all rock and roll bands are on the verge of breaking up at all times. >> the band at that point had begun to split up into factions. don felder in an effort to gain more control co-on theed joe walsh. so much of the time it was felder and walsh against me and glenn. at that point even glenn and i were beginning to have our differences. and it was tearing the band apart. >> the magic i