compare this to the debbie wasserman schultz. >> the wasserman schultz case is so crazy.in, if you want to understand why president trump gets frustrated, you look at donald trump, jr., who released all his his emails and put them out and says everybody can read the emails. no subpoena, no legal requirement. then you look at wasserman schultz's behavior and hillary clinton's behavior and you have to say to yourself, well, how come the news media is going after don, jr., who is open and sharing all of this and somehow trying not to do these other things? i'm told some of the networks have still not covered wasserman schultz and this whole issue of this guy trying to go to pakistan. who had apparently stolen lots of money from the congress. the fact that they had destroyed some of the i.t. equipment -- this is exactly what the deep state and the swamp are all about. there's a double standard. i will tell you about a conversation i had this morning. i asked a group of very sophisticated congressmen and senators. i don't understand why the house and senate republicans are not

debbie wasserman-schultz kept him on payroll.he guy's wife fled the country with their kid and $10,000 in cash. he's stopped at the airport after he transferred $12,000 to people in pakistan. his attorneys are claiming this is religious profiling. i would think that with all the talk about the hacks at the dnc that maybe debbie wasserman-schultz would want to get to the bottom of her i.t. staffer when she was the head of the dnc. jesse: she never hand over the server to the fbi. don, we just showed video earlier when she was asked to hand over computers. she said no and threatened the police with consequences. that sounds a little like obstruction of justice. >> trump has never faced obstruction of justice charges. jesse: i understand. that's what the left likes to say. >> we don't like to say it because it's not true. >> i agree. >> it doesn't sound like congresswoman debbie wasserman-schultz is engage in obstruction of justice. she makes a good case that the capitol police don't have the rights to confiscate the privately owned

today we are joined by father george e schultz sj. with him, we will discuss the catholic priesthood today, who is answering the call to priesthood, how is the vocation discerned and developed, what training and education does a priest get, how is priestly life lived out in the 21st century. after this brief break, please join us as we learn from father schultz about the catholic priesthood today. >>> hello. welcome back to mosaic. with me is father george e schultz sj. sj stands for society of jesus. father schultz, i briefly know your background. it's a long one. you have a masters degree, phd, a b.a. before that. can you tell us where? >> i studied industrial revelations in cornell university in new york although i am from california. the masters in business administration was uc berkley. i was a full time student there. in usc, i studied social ethics at the university of california. that's my phd. >> and you authored a book. >> yes. >> you are a native of california. >> yes. i grew up in mountain view on the peninsula, native to

jesse: is debbie wasserman-schultz obstructing justice. and why did her tech officer try to flee the country after smashing his hard drive? tell me what you know about russia. "watters world" hits the treat look for anyone who knows anything about russia, putin and president trump. it all begins right now. welcome to "watters world." the vision consequences of illegal immigration, that is the subject of tonight's waters words. what i'm about to tell you is highly disturbing and make you angry. a 32-year-old sergio martinez has been on a path of destruction. he has been arrested 13 types since 2008 in oregon alone. his rap sheet includes car theft, hit-and-run, criminal trespassing, burglary and shot of the lifting. he has criminal convictions in california including burglary, battery, theft and on strucking a police officer. the man is described as a transient with a daily meth habit. he has been deported 20 types. with at d20 times with at least five probation violations for reentering. he was still walting around orge july 24. here are t

turkey and the united states will conduct joint military exercises with the qatari armed forces i'm ed schultz reporting tonight from washington d.c. you're watching our t.v. america. good evening friends we start tonight in the senate and the legislative nightmare surrounding health care the republicans just can't seem to get it done the president will not get a clean repeal of obamacare as promised the senate rejected a proposal today to repeal parts of the affordable care act without providing a replacement the vote was fifty five to forty five seven republican senators opposed the measure the effort was reminiscent of the year twenty fifteen when the republicans in the house and the senate passed a similar bill vetoed by president obama senate leadership is now trying to put together a scaled down version of repeal this would protect the preexisting conditions and reduce the impact on medicaid cuts for more on this let's turn to night to north dakota congress and kevin kramer a staunch supporter of the president congress a nice to have you with us tonight i guess with the backdrop of what

schultz schultz i represent the state of -- ms. wasserman schultz: i represent the state of florida and i thank my colleagues for bringing this important conversation about the at least 23 million people who would have lost health care coverage if not the very affordable care act would have passed. you know, if i were the president of the united states, my ght want to revise definition of winning, because i think we have a leader in the white house who repeatedly said, america would get so tired of winning once he became president that we wouldn't know what to do with ourselves. healthing their horrific care bill and maintain health care as a right and not return it to the privilege for people who could afford it, then i'll take that kind of winning. we did win on behalf of the american people. we know this isn't the last trick up their sleeve. and the gentlelady from wisconsin, you mentioned the huge cuts to medicaid in this terrible piece of legislation. and the gentleman from texas mentioned that 64% of seniors in nursing homes

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i can't speak to debbie wasserman schultz hr decisions, they are beyond may. but what i will say is that we need to see what happened and take a look at one, how did he manage to get an equity loan on a house that he didn't own, right, and how -- >> martha: he was renting. >> were yet $100,000 loan which seems to me, i don't know which banks would actually do that. there seems to be a larger situation. i don't take its scandalous, i don't care which is a scandal, but i do think -- >> martha: what about the basic fact of paying him with american taxpayer dollars to do a job that he was not able to do? keeping him in the payroll, it's not her money. it's our money. >> it's totally not her money, but they all get an allocation so they can manage their office however they want. if they want to manage their office horribly, that's under their discretion and it's up to their constituents to say we think you are managing horribly, and we are going to photo. it's not our call to make. it's up to her constituents to make the column whether not she was managing her offi

an arrest of former dnc aid of debbie at wasserman schultz.es rosen joins us now with the latest. >> a lawyer for imran awan, he was arrested this week is disputing false. alleging that the fbi seized smashed hard drives from one of his hard drives. computers. a green light to travel abroad from the u.s. eternities attor, week before they swooped down on awan. she was pleading not guilty to one count of bank fraud charges stemming from home loan applications seemingly unrelated to the $4 million in i.t. work that he and several members of his family performed for leading house democrats. the attacks on mr. awan and his family -- a statement issued by awan's attorney saying now we have the justice department showing up with a complaint about the disclosures on a modest real estate matter. we are confident that mr. awan will soon be able to clear his name and get on with his life. a hearing is set in federal district court here in washington. >> dana: this story has got a lot of threads. all the threads seem a little vulnerable to falling apart.

specialist working for the house he started his career in florida congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz his office back in. two thousand and five and since then has managed to get at least four of his own family members to to work on the hill and just recently in run a one was part of a criminal investigation after five current and former house staffers were accused of stealing equipment from members offices without their knowledge and thus committing serious potential illegal violations again iran i wanted was not just another guy on the hill and twelve years he had worked for twenty five house democrats including a high representative marsha new york democrat gregory meeks and those two were among the list of lawmakers who cut ties with the one after his name surfaced in the equipment after allegations the only one who did not and kept him ron on the payroll was debbie wasserman schultz the former chair of the d.n.c. she kept him employed despite a one being stripped of access to house networks for months speaking of which before the theft scandal one enjoyed huge access to emails and

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wasserman schultz: mr. speaker, i yield two minutes to the gentleman from virginia, mr. beyer. the chair: the gentleman from virginia is recognized for two minutes. mr. beyer: thank you, mr. chairman. my amendment would direct the vet centers to use -- centers to use $2.5 million of additional funding to provide outdoor experiences for veterans as part of their continuing of care. this program would support veterans in cofling a community of support to -- developing a community of support to their behavioral health. vet centers are unique lie positioned for the collaboration -- are uniquely positioned for the delab ration of serviceses -- collaboration of services. a 2014 university of texas study found that just a one-week-long outward bound veterans wilderness exhibitions, those veterans who w.h.o. participated showed -- who participated showed improvements in sense of social connection and attitudes toward seeking psychological help. they also showed important decreases in depression and anxiety. the cen

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where does that stand. >> wassermann schultz has gone out on a limb for this guy. she refused to fire him until today they confiscated a laptop that was found abandoned in the raifn house office building and this was a laptop said to be used by imuran. capital police this to prove a case that democrats were hacked. wassermann schultz has this h bizarre exchange, you can see a video at daily.com. she says there's going to be consequences if you don't give this back. she hasn't wanted certain evidence to be seen. luke rose acc from the daily caller. i know there's a lot more layers to this story, but you'll be on fox business tomorrow. luke, i appreciate it tonight. thanks for staying up with us late on a story that a lot of people are talking about including former debbie wassermann. you can also see more on fox5dc.com. there was some security restrictions that a kayakers near president trump's golf course upside. kayakers and boat ers will still be able to use a portion of the potomac when the president i there. they will be able to use the maryland side of the pot

debbie wasserman schultz has been obstructing this. to strong-arm the capitol police chief into giving her computermp back. there are big questions about this.a the data that was transferred this guy had access to emails and files of dozens of members of congress as well as the password to the ipad that debbie wasserman schultz used for the f democratic national committee business before she resigned as its head 2016. what information did debbie wasserman schultz want to get back? we should i know. this guy is following the same playbook as jane sanders, under investigation for bank fraud. she blamed that investigation on sexism. he's blamingin it on islamophob. he put out a statement saying: the same ultrabright pizza gate media, anti-muslim bigotry looking into this. jane sanders blaming it on sexism, as opposed to maybe you did something wrong. >> dana: you are the most commonsensical of all of us.s >> tom: this is a family values story. awan, $2 million from the federal government? >> dana: between the years of 2003 and now. >> tom

chair debbie wasserman schultz for her house representative seat in florida he lost that election but now he's already announced that he's taken her on again he's not done and unlike debbie he's doing it without any corporate money here's my conversation with him can oh phil thanks for being there. very nice to be with you lee thank you yeah pleasure to have it's been to long sell so i want to i want to get into a bunch of issues here some about your you know you run for congress but some of the bigger issues as well you're going to strong critical wall street and a lot of people might not know that you basically are one of the few to predict the two thousand and eight financial crisis what do you see for our economy now smooth sailing all good on the horizon from here on out well i think right now it's a very top it's been a very top heavy recovery it's these are the best of times in the worst of times you know for the top i was going to say one percent but it's really the top one tenth of one percent these are real boom times but for a great many americans it's not a majority of ame

jesse: debbie wasserman schultz centerstage for the latest scandal.sted monday on bank fraud charges while trying to flee the country.fo four months he's been under investigation for equipment and data theft and has been barred from accessing the house computer system since february. he allegedly smashed hard drives before attempting to flee to pakistan. despite all of this, debbie wasserman schultz kept him on the payroll just before his arrest. now she is cooperating with the investigation. back in may it was a different story. >> my understanding is the capital police. [inaudible] i think you're violating the rules when you can deduct your assessment that way. jesse: what's going on. joining me now to discuss, don calloway and chris parent. chris will start with you. what is going on. this is getting really murky. >> it's unbelievable. the fact pattern is so unbelievably bizarre. probably the worst thing about this as well the mainstream media is busy chasing the russia conspiracy theory, the attempt to take down the president, they are essentially

fraud he was officially fired from his position as an information technology staffer for wasserman schultz that same day has been depressing for him but our story doesn't end there you see one was allegedly a very naughty naughty naughty naughty naughty little congressional staffer because isn't just bank fraud he was under investigation for no he along with his wife two brothers best friend and who knows who else are also under criminal investigation for wide ranging equipment and data directly related to their ip work for numerous high up democrats on capitol hill including members of both the house intelligence and foreign affairs committee and this is where they say the plot thickens because this political report's most democratic lawmakers cut ties with the wanted his family after the criminal investigation came to light back in early february but a one continued to be employed by wasserman schultz although it's unclear what his job duties were given he had been barred from accessing the house citee system for months. so after all the rest of the chickens when running for the hills at

what was debbie wasserman schultz it chief doing?mputers turn over. and soon enough we will find out from the fbi. ed: hypocrisy in politics today, right. you don't see coverage of this on mainstream media. >> yeah, it goes with hey, we want to get to the bottom of russian hacking and i'm not saying they shouldn't, we don't want to find out what the it chief was doing. and the rest of the country has to have obamacare but lawmakers and their staff not so much. abby: great point. clayton: can you imagine if jared kushner was smashing computers and fleeing to pakistan? no one would be talking about it. abby: starting with fox news alert. the u.s. is conducting another successful missile defense test in alaska in wake of north korean aggression, u.s., japan and south korea also flying bombers over north korea in a show of force all this in response to second nuclear test this month which experts warn could have the ability to reach major u.s. cities. another fox news alert. airport security is on high alert after terrorist plot to blow

the problem with debbie wasserman schultz is that it seems to be nonstop drama, unfortunately.the party and all floppy to the party needs to start unifying, and it needs to unify around some basic principal spirit >> martha: i want katie to weigh in on this. if they smoke and as far? >> absolutely. spirit is there fire and the smoke? >> exactly. the big question for me is why wasn't debbie wasserman schultz more concerned about this person working for her, the national security implications, wiring money to pakistan after having access to the house i.t. system, and her question should be not when the capitol police are going to give me my computer, which could've been compromised, back, but please look into as much as you can to make sure that my offices in compromised, that my fellow republicans and democrats are compromised. and that there are people in pakistan who have our information. >> martha: we know -- the democrats didn't want to turn over their server during the hacking investigation last summer, but as far as we know there's no connection between these two things, o

a former computer tech has been fired by debbie wasserman-schultz. he was arrested at dulles airport as was attempting to leave the country. he has worked for debbie wasserman-schultz since 2005 despite being barred from accessing house servers since february. he's being investigated for computer theft and email hack. the former dnc chair recently agreed to allow investigators to search her computer after months of stonewalling. i'm trish regan in for love dobbs. we are watching all of this, including another story, a co-founder of the opposition research firm fusion gps will testify before the senate judiciary committee. his interactions with the fbi and his ledged work with un -- and his alleged work with unregistered foreign agents. he previously stated he will take the fifth. joining us to discuss these developments, the probe, the debbie wasserman-schultz issue, fox news anchor and former defense attorney gregg jarrett. there is a lot here. where to begin. let me start first of all with the pakistani man connected to debbie wasserman-schultz. wo

the it guy for debbie wasserman schultz.d $300,000 from the congressional federal credit union to that country, that money did successfully go through and his wife who was also high-level congressional employee did manage to flee the country and she's in pakistan with that money now. authorities couldn't stop her. customs and border protection did actually search her at the airport and found $12,000 in cash hidden in a suitcase but they couldn't detain her. they did get him on airport monday night soon after reporting that the fbi was closing in on him. stuart: the gentleman on the screen, i believe he had the password to debbie wasserman schultz ipad's, which means he had access to the dnc files, is that accurate? >> well, he could read debbie wasserman schultz personal emails. i don't think he would have had access to all dnc files. what he did have access to was all the emails and files of members of congress in their house capacities and he did have that for dozens of members including debbie wasserman schultz. stuart: h

debbie schultz is willing to cooperate with investigators. smashed hard drives.king with federal authorities. what are the democrats trying to hide here. what is schultz want you the american people not to know here with smashed hard drives and not working with authorities? it's hard not to know a similar pattern with a lot of democrats. hillary clinton, i don't know anybody in the trump administration that deleted 33,000 emails and just to make sure they used bleach to get rid of them. or her aides smash mobil devices with a hammer and clinton's lawyer giving back the black berries but took out the simcards. and hillary clinton mishandled classified information with a private e-mail server hacked by 5 foreign intelligence agencies. if anybody beside hillary clinton or schultz did that, if you did that you would be in jail begging me to bring you a cake with a file. these are prosecutable crimes. it's just the beginning of what needs to be done by the fbi and by the justice department when it comes to the clintons. if we don't have a 2-tier justice system, there

guy work for debbie wasserman-schultz.ud before he tried to flee to pakistan. his wife already left for pakistan. and they were sending hundreds of thousands of dollars to pakistan, lord knows how, but some of it came from the congressional federal credit union. that's a very important institution. for them to be involved in an illegal transfer of money is a problem be is it not? >> it was a family operation. a brother and his wife involved and another. you have 5 or related pakistanis running an information technology operation not just for debbie wasserman-schultz but also for a number of other democrats. they had access to the intelligence committee and the foreign relations committee servers and all the communications, their email as well. david: that includes very secret stuff. this guy had inside dealing with pakistan of some sort whose family fled to pakistan. was about to flee himself before he was arrested. he had access to the most of secret information and emails manageable. >> when you are moving hundreds of,00

transparency what an idea and speaking of that it's a good segue to run against debbie wasserman schultz who had some transparency thrust upon her in the last election that she was not looking for so you're running again against her. what did you learn in your run against her last time and do you feel you even got a legit election against her last time well you know the cards were stacked against us from the beginning and i did get into the race somewhat late i danced in early january of two thousand and sixteen and had less than eight months to build a campaign against really one of the most powerful machines in the country wasserman schultz had all kinds of pacs and super pacs she was very well funded she had the support of the entire democratic establishment from the white house down to the local county. party organizations and she really dodged debates until it was so late and by the time we had our one very early morning debate. something like a third of the electorate had already voted in an absentee voting all of this corruption that came forward throughout the process last year a

with me is father george e schultz sj. sj societies for society of jesus. i briefly know your background. you have a masters degree, a phd. you have a b.a. before that. can you tell us where you got these? >> yes. i studied industrial relations at cornell university in new york although i am from california. the masters in business administration was uc berkley. i was a full time student there. usc, i studied social ethics at the university of southern california. that's my phd. >> you have authorized a book. >> yes, about strangers in the foreign land, authorizing of catholic latinos in the united states. >> you are a native of california. >> i grew up in mount view, went to public views in mountain view, st. joseph parish, my parish, st. francis high school. both my parents were from the santa clara valley. my mother was a farm worker. her father was a foreman on a ranch. my father's family had cherry and apricot orchards. >> are you from a big family? >> my mother and father were from large families but they could only have two. my mother called my broth

wassermann schultz. ms. wassermann schultz, aye. mr. boyle. mr. boyle, aye. mr. khanna. aye. ms.jayapal. aye. mr. carbajal. aye. ms. jackson lee. this is amendment number six offered by representative jeffries. ms. jackson lee, aye. ms. schakowsky. ms. schakowsky, aye. >> thank you. are there any members woo wish to vote or change their vote? i'll have the gentle lady recorded. >> she's not recorded. ms. lee, aye. >> are there any members who wish to vote or change their vote? how is the chairman recorded? >> she's not recorded. >> she votes no. >> madam chairman, no. >> are there any members who wish to vote or change their vote. hearing none, the clerk shall report. >> mr. chairman on that report, the ayes are 14 and the noes are 20. >> the committee will vote on the amendment offered by ms. schakowsky. the clerk will redesignate the amendment. >> amendment number seven offered by representative schakowsky. >> the clerk will call the roll. >> mr. akita. >> no. >> mr. akita, no. mr. mr. diaz-bullart. mr. cole, mr. mcclintock, no. mr. woodall, mr. woodall, no. mr. sanford. mr. sa

it's real life, and debbie wasserman schultz's office.n explanation for this. wasserman schultz says she kept him employed because she was worried that he was being unfairly treated for his pakistani heritage. she did drop him shortly after the arrest. it will likely be much harder to get rid of the conspiracy theories that are erupting around this story. they've been wanting to prove that russia wasn't doing it, it was a problem on the democratic side. some of it attached to this. there's no proof, i.t. guy, may have had access to things, but there's no proof he did anything with that. intriguing story. >> and theft and bank fraud charges. >> those are the things that are interesting. bank fraud is the only charge. >> thank you so much. be sure to follow me on facebook and twitter at jake tapper. now wolf blitzer is right next door in the situation room. thanks so much for watching. >>> happening now, breaking news, voting for voting sake. the senate is standing by the act of the latest republican health care bill, but no one exactly wha

leak schultz also reacted badly when capitol police attempted to search one of her laptops it's a member loses the equipment is free and it is found by the. police or your staff and it is identified as that number of members of that meeting it is supposed to give a turn yes or no depends on the circumstances under my understanding the capitol police is not able to confiscate members equipment when the member is not under investigation i think you're violating the rules when you conduct your business that way. interesting that there would be consequences surely that warrants a bit of attention however the story never made it to the headlines of any major outlets in theory this story should be huge it's got all the right ingredients politics hacks sensitive data leaks and even blackmailing but of course it's nothing one very popular trend a finger pointing at the kremlin. r.t. washington d.c. . from the us middle east alliance says the way stories like this are reported show the mainstream media in the us has hit rock bottom mainstream media are in cahoots with the d.n.c. you know they hav

schultz was penn state's vice president. he was sentenced to two months in jail.urley was the university's athletic director. he'll serve three months. >>> ex-penn state president graham spaniard faces two months in jail. back in march, he was convicted of the same charges as schultz and curley pleaded guilty to. he's free on bail while he appeals his conviction. >>> well, a spectator from bill cosby's mistrial is in big trouble after posting pictures and awe yudio online. she took pictures and recordings during the closing arguments of bill cosby's criminal defense attorney and found guilty of contempt of court and sentenced to 50 hours' community service. she told the judge she thought it might be the one time she could make a viral video. >>> people in bucks county spent the day reconnecting with the past. a traveling vietnam war memorial wall is at the penn del memorial ball field right now. the smaller version of the d.c. memorial pays tribute to the u.s. service members killed in the vietnam war. people we spoke to said it was an emotional opportunity that m

wasserman schultz. ms. wasserman schultz. >> aye. >> mr. womack. >> no. >> mr. yoder. >> no. >> mr. young. >> no. >> members who wish to record their vote? mr. cuellar. >> aye. >> mr. joyce recorded no. >> anyone want to change their vote, seeing or hearing no? the clerk will tally. >> the ais are 23, the nays are 29. the amendment is not agreed to. >>> mr. serrano is recognized. for an amendment. >> an amendment, mr. chairman. i rise to offer an amendment. i ask that the reading be waived. >> consider it done. the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you. this amendment would help reduce the hard corby the administration, increase enforcement efforts. it would protect children and families from damaging separations by preventing i.c.e. from removing parents of citizen children absent some serious criminality on the part of that parent. let me repeat that again. if the parent is a criminal determined by the court, this does not apply. this is a serious problem according to a 2015 report more than 500,000 parents of u.s. citizens children were deported between 2009 and

he probably knew how schultz would react. so, he waited a week, called mcfarlane on the phone privately and said, "bud, yes, green light." so mcfarlane does it. the shipments start to go. israelis deliver the missiles. it doesn't go off without a hitch. there's problems. a comedy of errors. some of the missiles don't get through, but plenty of them do. hostages aren't released, but missiles are delivered by the israelis. u.s. replenishes the israeli stocks, and as these deliveries occur, you should understand, mcfarlane keeps reagan informed. he lets him know periodically, on a regular basis, what is going on, that the deliveries are occurring. reagan said that once in a phone call, "i think it's a good idea" and never heard anything further. no, reagan is kept apprised by mcfarlane. by the end of 1985, the cia is antsy about this. they don't like what's happening, or at least some people at cia don't like what's happening, because the cia's gotten drawn in a little bit to what's going on. we won't go into detail, but some ci