a manila chance sitting in for ed schultz tonight reporting from washington d.c. you're watching our team there. and good evening we start tonight with news from the twitter sphere the social media giant has now banned ads from our tea and sputnik relating to allegations of meddling in the twenty six thousand presidential election twitter will give away the money earned from r.t.m. sputnik spokesperson for the russian foreign ministry. said retaliatory measurements measures from the russian government are likely to follow artie's daniel hawkins has the details. this is a story which has a plot that thickens and develops almost on a daily basis that i received notice from twitter which began positively that twitter believes in freedom of expression and in speaking truth to power and ironically ended with the news that are all related accounts are now banned from advertising any content whatsoever on the twitter social media platform the justification according to twitter was artie's inclusion in that january twenty seventh team u.s. intelligence report on allegatio

chairwoman debbie wassermann schultz denied to congressional investigators having any knowledge of that dossier that it was being compiled reports this week though exposed information the clinton campaign and the d.n.c. paid outside sources to gather damning information on then candidate trump so for more on this let's turn now to our political panel for the evening we have a call and cookie is the new host of the big picture and andrea kay she is a conservative talk show host hello folks good evening andrea over to you first john podesta debbie wassermann schultz they say they were unaware of who funded that dossier they both said that before congressional investigators do you see any way possible that the desk and and wasserman schultz who was then head of the d.n.c. could have been left out of the loop like this. absolutely not i mean you know what i find absolutely incredulous is that they would actually think that anybody would believe them at this point or believe anything that they have to say same thing would have required and these are the people that have been lying to us over

schultz: jeffrey, thank you for that warm introduction. vice president biden, senator mccain, ladies and gentlemen, it is a profound honor to stand here before you this evening. i also stand here with immense humility and emotion. as an entrepreneur and a business leader, i have long known that my life's journey was made possible by the promise of freedom conceived by the brave men and women who have fought to preserve that promise for centuries. yet, never in my lifetime have i been so mindful and at the same time so passionate about the shared responsibility we all have to live up to the ideals in which that promise was conceived. consider what happened right here at independence hall more than two centuries ago. farsighted statesmen of clashing beliefs came together in common purpose. values and rules of law were fiercely debated while bold, yet pragmatic principles informed the creation of our enduring constitution. among those principles was the need for individual and state sacrifice, so the country could achieve a higher purpose of

. >>> a wine country fires have claimed the home of charles schultz. the widow of the late charles schultz was able to escape their santa rosa home but family members say many peanuts memorabilia was lost. most of the collection of original comic strips are at the charles m schultz museum and research center in santa rosa. the museum was untouched by the fires. >>> a north bay couple who thought they lost everything is reunited with photos found among the rubble. how strangers helped bring new hope at a time they needed it most. >>> good morning. thank you for joining us at mornings on 2. it's friday, october 13. i'm pam cook. >>> the weather is playing a big role in the fires. let's check in with steve paulson. this morning there are some new evacuation orders around 29. >> the firefighters are getting a break. we thought yesterday would not be much but tonight may be stronger. humidity is up. 71%, 80%, 74%. atlas peak is 35%. they do have a northwest wind at 7. american canyon has a northeast breezes. things are pretty calm right now. they will pick

senator susan collins is saying that john podesta and disgraced former dnc chair deb debbie wasserman schultz, they need to retestify before congress about the phony clinton-russian lying dossier that was meant to influence the american people on the eve of an election. watch this. >> they absolutely need to be recalled. it's difficult to imagine that a campaign chairman, that the head of the dnc would not know of an expenditure of this magnitude and significance. but, perhaps there's something more going on here. but, certainly, it's worth additional questioning of those two witnesses. >> sean: you need to know there is no chance that over

debbie wasserman schultz says there's no knowledge of it. hillary's spokesperson had no knowledge of it. i wonder about donna brazil. she was vice chair. she played shenanigans and got hillary the debate questions. wonder what her role is. was hillary been asked about this, judge? anyone ask hillary about this? >> jeanine: isn't it interesting? we've not heard from hillary in the past few days. >> she's on her book tour, judge. she's doing a book tour. how about someone hasn't called her and asked her? >> jeanine: i thought she was maybe in the woods with that dog again. let me ask you this. if even leon panetta, tammy, is now saying, yeah, maybe we ought to look at this, does this now take away some of the steam? shouldn't we now recognize that over the last year, all the talk about collusion and trump and russia, not one iota of evidence now the noose is getting tighter and the evidence is becoming obvious. >> real evidence. the thing mr. panetta called "awkward" is when podesta in front of congress with mark elias sitting next to him who

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ed schultz reporting for r.t. america for his insight i spoke earlier with former u.s. diplomat jim jatra i first asked him if he was surprised to learn who's responsible for the dirty dossier. in fact i think trump has been asking that question who paid for this thing and it's one that seems that nobody in the media harping on that these various collusion stories was much interested not only that the democrats had only paid fusion g.p.s. to get the thing out of circulation but i also wonder who's this unnamed republican who supposedly paid mr steele for the procreation of the dossier in the first place many questions though it's not necessarily surprising the d.n.c. in the clinton campaign would engage in this sort of awful research is the kind of thing you'd expect either side of a political race to do what i find interesting is the way the mainstream media really held onto it and according to a british lawsuit filed against christopher a steele. who was tasked of course put the putting this dossier together it states that a journalist from the new york times the wash

we also know clinton's campaign chairman john podesta and former dnc chairwoman debbie wasserman schultz both privately told congressional russian investigators they did not know about any argument -- agreement to pay fusion gps for opposition research on donald trump. they gave those interviews before the news broke this week that the clinton campaign and dnc were behind some of the payments. watch what white house counselor kelly m conway told bret baier last night on special report. >> the last time they spent several million dollars and couldn't figure out whether or not they paid a foreign national to dig up dirt on their opponent, that just doesn't happen. it is not going to cast the small test for many americans but want to be curious and ironic. >> harris: meanwhile, mark alias who worked for the law firm that hired fusion gps was so the next to podesta when he was interviewed by lawmakers. former cia director who once served as white house chief of staff for bill clinton was asked about it. >> it makes the situation very awkward. if you are testifying and saying you have no know

. >> reporter: not what supporters of the schultz family had hoped because many wanted him to face more>> miller's actions won't be forgotten. no matter what happens in the legal and justice system, that there is a digital reminder that nobody is forgetting about tristan. >> reporter: august of last year he hit mindy schultz as she was pushing 5 month old tristan in a stroller in a crosswalk. the baby died. >> an apology would have been nice. >> reporter: dozens of parents believe miller is getting off have the evidence to try him for involuntary manslaughter so they dropped the charge. >> the schultzes deserve to have tristan. tristan should be here. and because he's not, they deserve justice. >> reporter: for the first time today, mindy and rod schultz in court, sitting in the first row, backed by rows of supporters. >> and they were incredibly strong in that courtroom. stronger than i think i could have been, but that's the love of a parent for their child and they really have no option but to keep being strong and keep showing up. >> reporter: the legal process will continue on frid

debbie wasserman schultz had no knowledge of this. john podesta, hillary spokesperson had no knowledge. i wonder -- she played this shenanigans and got hillary the debate customs. i wonder what her role is and has anyone asked hilary about this? >> jeanine: isn't it interesting that we have not heard from hillary in the past few days? >> she's on her book tour, judge. how about somebody hasn't called and asked her about it? >> jeanine: she must be in the woods with that dog again. even leon panetta is saying maybe we ought to look at this. does this now take away some of the steam? should we recognize that for all the talk in the last year about collusion and trump and russia, not one iota of evidence but now, it's almost like the noose is getting tighter and evidence is becoming pretty obvious. >> the thing mr. panetta called awkward was when podesta said mark elias sitting next to him facilitating all of this, when he no idea, and the man who was managing at, personal attorney was the manager. this is where you realize that this is

the widow of the late charles shorts -- charles schultz was able to escape. a lot of memorabilia was lost. if there is any good news most of his collection of original comic strips are held at the museum and research center in santa rosa. that wasn't touched by the fire. >>> the northbay disaster is bringing out the best in people donating time or money or in many cases both to help neighbors and strangers in this time of need. henry lee was at the sonoma county fairgrounds were first responders enjoyed meals prepared by a celebrity chef.>> reporter: guy pierre he in santa rosa son cooking of thousands of meals for fire victims and emergency workers. >> this is the least we can do. we are so happy to do it. we are sorry for those who lost their homes.>> reporter: he set up his mobile barbecue in santa rosa. whipping up hot meals. >> pulled pork and mac & cheese. some coleslaw. bean salad. some roasted chicken. we will be setting up to the fire line. those firefighters have been eating out of their lunch sacks. nothing beats a hot meal.>> reporter: many are gr

and on the democratic side are former clinton campaign poe des at that and wasserman schultz being less than honest about their connection to the russia dossier. when in fact their respective organizations did. we have new reporting on this tonight and on the wikileaks outreach as well as a larger discussion of how both stories have given the two sides of campaign 2016 the fuel to drag it nearly to the end of 2017. william talk ner is right. the past isn't dead. it isn't even past. we're going to take you through both stories, lay out the time lines so you can decide for yourselves what to make of them and who to believe. you probably heard each story described. we're going to try to did he tangle them starting with a beat by beat -- our justice correspondent pamela brown reports. >> reporter: 11 days after trump's gop nomination on july 18th, 2016. >> for the presidency of the united states. >> reporter: and two days after this now infamous moment. >> russia, if you're listening, i hope you're able to find the 30,000 e-mails that are missing. >> reporter: donald trump's campaign made h

aide to debbie wasserman schultz.that positives a security threat hollywood outrage "a" listers angelina jolie gwyneth paltrow with youing accusations against harvey weinstein three women accusing him of raping them nfl stepping up previous to knowledge roher goodell calling them to stand white who is aah applauding the move. >> we certainly support the nfl coming out asking players to stand just as the president has done, g this industry is going to use money from american taxpayers to build fields they play on is it really too much to ask they should respect for the american flag the beginning of the game. >> naacp threatening action against cowboys owner jerry jones rapper, dropping micced on president trump. >> pizza hut bringing technology to keep pizza warm to your outer wear. [laughter], all right, all right that coming up this morning -- first this, top story this half hour new concerns raised this morning over debbie wasserman schultz former i.t. worker, congressman scot perry disclosed allegations of massive

debbie wasserman schultz saying she didn't know about it. now we hear john podesta saying he didn't know about the funding. where do you think it's going in your response to it. there are many criticizing, saying it's a diversion. but there are real substantive changes. >> it has turned around. the president made it clear yesterday. he has been saying that for a while. here's what people want to focus on. if we had said collusion, collusion, russia. it's a complete hoax, as the president said. you turn it around and you realize you have the clinton campaign and dnc working with a foreign national, mr. steele. and russia is involved. people need to know you draw a straight line between two things. one is the obama administration looked the other way when russian interests were trying to get a foothold here during hillary clinton's tenure at the state department. that was in one or two articles. bill clinton gave a very expensive speech in russia and soon thereafter hillary clinton was sitting on the board of a group. she had decision-making p

and yet to this day no one's been indicted for any of that. >> 20 seconds debby wasserman schultz youring this week just like you said you would? >> we did, and we found out that he has been working from time to time while employed by wasserman schultz from pack stan for months at a time -- pakistan for months at a time. he was transferring data from house of representatives. we think he was transferring it to people in pakistan. this thing is getting bigger, judge. i appreciate your attention to it. i think you are going to see some more fireworks out of the criminal case very soon because the wife and he are on the outs so i think she's going to testify against him. >> good, i hope so. ron desantis, that's good to hear. thanks for keeping us up on this one. they are standing in the pr >>> last week you met some of washington's worst right here. road blocks getting things done for america. tonight former doj official jay christian adams is here. all right, christian, thank you very much for being here. what i want to know is why are these people still working? why is jeff sessions an

only heard from podesta and wasserman schultz was on the outs.he campaign was spending this money. someone has to know. problem that clinton campaign has here. brian alluded to it, which is they would admit, say this is what we do. opposition research, nothing to feel guilty about it. but problem is they haven't said what the story really is. >> fundamental difference between the two stories. cnn is giving proper attention to both but characteristically different. even when we find out whodunnit here won't amount to much, no illegal activity. on the other hand, cambridge analytica admitting to reaching out to wikileaks. >> that's not the campaign. >> contractor hired by campaign in this instance didn't engage in illegal activity and with instance regarding donald trump, cambridge analytica, illegal activity to release hillary clinton's e-mails. >>> 54 years after john f. kennedy was killed, records release. team going through them, why not all were released as president said he would. details ahead. and hybrid. lease the 2017 nx turbo for $299 a

aide to congresswoman debbie wasserman-schultz.he one-time chair of the democratic national committee. one lawmaker describing the data transfer that imran awan made as a substantial security threat. >> a congressman who sits on the cybersecurity panel aired concerns about imran. he said the storage and flow of data arranged by awan posed a substantial security threat to the united states. awan was arrested at dulles airport in august and charged with bank fraud and other financial crimes unrelated to his i.t. work for house democrats. he has pleaded not guilty. his wife, who worked with him and charged agreed this summer to return to the u.s. from pakistan. perry detailed how a bag marked rep dws was left for capitol police to recover in a phone book after midnight one night in april two months after house investigators banned him from access to house networks and it included identification for awan and letters steering federal authorities to investigate wasserman-schultz. perry alleged that over 5,000 unauthorized log ins were do

john podesta and debbie wassermann schultz were asked directly, did you pay for this? did money from your coffers wind up at fusion gps and both of them said no. >> you're right. this attorney mark elias is in a precarious position. he was the general counsel of the campaign. "the new york times" reporters, two of themou have accused him f expressively saying there was no relationship with the clinton campaign in the dossier. he was actually sitting next to john podesta when podesta made the same denial. thatat gets you into very difficulto area, that's when false statements are given to federal investigators. that has to be of concern. it doesn't mean that crime occurred but it's an obvious concern. m >> can you think of an alternative explanation? i will take off the table the idea that the head of the campaign and the head of the party didn't know about millions being spent on opposition research. is there some other way they could explain their behavior before that committee?co >> well, that's what the really have to look at. it's hard to argue that this isn't appr

howard schultz is going to come up and repeat his speech. that was really really good. gentlemen, i am deeply honored to be here tonight. serving this year as chair of the national constitution center board of trustees and has afforded many privileges. none greater than the opportunity to recognize and celebrate the extraordinary and service to our nation of my dear friend. my mom, my mom had an expression. from the time i was a kid, she said look at me. look in my eyes. i'm not exaggerating. she said look at me. you are defined by your courage and your redeemed by your loyalty. that was her code. you are defined by your courage, and you are redeemed by your loyalty. courage and loyalty. i can think of no better description of the man we are honoring tonight, our friend john mccain. my mom knew john, and respected him deeply. you are one -- four brothers all serve in the military. brother and bobby casey knows this, because we lived several blocks one another. is number two brother ambrose finnegan who still is remembered in scranton. down, and his body was never found

wasserman schultz of florida and mr. smith of texas for introducing the companion bill in the house. during his tenure as judiciary committee chairman, my friend lamar smith was a tireless advocate on behalf of the nation's children. children are -- are our nation's most precious resource and we midwest ensure their protection. as a father and grandfather i can think of no more important role we can play than protecting -- protecting our children. i reserve the plans of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentlelady from texas. ms. jackson lee: i ask to speak for such time as i may consume. unanimous consent. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. ms. jackson lee: thank you, mr. speaker. before i start, i want to congratulate the gentlelady from florida for her consistent work on this legislation. for those of us who have served, we certainly are well aware of the work that has been done. aye been privileged on the judiciary committee to join with her work and i want to congratul

tristan schultz was killed last summer when a driver hit his stroller and his mother who was pushingross the street. bureau reporter david culver reports. >> reporter: prosecution says the friends of the schultz family say they are struggling with what they consider to be a lack of justice and a lack of remorse. supporters of the schultz family and especially baby tristan carrying shirts and blue rib ons in memory of the 5 month old. last summer he hit mindy as she pushed the stroller. they were in the crosswalk. the baby died. last month prosecutors here in loudoun county decided to drop the most serious involuntary manslaughter charge against miller. she said they didn't have enough evidence. today miller pleading no contest and guilty to reckless driving and failure to yield charges. a judge found him guilty on both counts. the most frustrating for the schu f supporters is that they say miller hasn't showed really any remorse, hasn't apologized for his actions. miller's attorneys say they are not going to comment yet until they get through this legal process. we know that attorney

sources are now telling cnn that former clinton campaign john podesta and debbie wasserman schultz both deny to investigators that they knew about arrangements to pay for opposition research on donald trump during the campaign. that research led to the now infamous dossier alleging ties between mr. trump and russia. >>> also breaking, a public health emergency declared by president trump to help combat the opioid crisis. mr. trump is fulfilling a long-time promise which he often made while campaigning for president. his move stops short of calling for a national emergency but health experts are still praising the president's move. >>> and we're also learning new details tonight about the u.s. navy's newest submarine which could play a growing threat by north korea and it can gather intelligence and deploy navy s.e.a.l.s and could be ready to join the u.s. fleet by next year. we're covering all of that and much more at this hour with our guests, including congressman eric swalwell. let's begin with the president's declaration of a national health emergency. our senior correspondent jeff

start off with the dnc server and have debbie wasserman schultz explain her relationship with the alman brothers. and find russian collusion and intelligence involvement and will foreign contact and control. look at that little gang running e-mail on servers from debbie wasserman schultz and 40 other democratic members and then ask the republican leadership why they are not saying the same thing i am right now? they are lejet mate evidence. correct. >> lou: chris, this is beyond comprehepgz that burr continues act like a. he's been warner's lackey here. it is appalling to watch and certainly someone in his staff or family should point out to the good senator that you look awfully foolish. >> it is it embarrassing. i don't know how he gets up and makes those presentations and let's warner go on his tyrailed. it is it disrespectful tol his own office and a shame. >> lou: great to have you with us. i wish we had more time and we have a lot more to discuss in the next few days. >> sure thing, lou. >> lou: robert luler expanding not just investigating so- call would russian collusion with th

in florida as white supremacy speaker richard spencer speaks at the university of florida i'm ed schultz reporting tonight from the our two news room this is the news on our t.v. america. good evening friends we start tonight with the tensions on rise with north korea and the world responding to the possibility of war cia director mike pompei o says we should expect war at any time former cia director john brennan gives war with north korea a one in four chance meanwhile russian president vladimir putin was the keynote speaker at the annual vald by event where leading experts from around the globe heard putin address numerous key issues manila chan brings us the details tonight manila good evening at a myriad of topics were discussed all revolving around the theme of the talks called creative destruction well a new world order arise from conflicts now ominous as that sounds it's an important discussion to be had given all the conflicts across the globe take for example the threat of a hot war between the u.s. and north korea but american condemns peeling yang's nuclear tests but warns no

she's here for the family of baby tristan schultz. everyone here wearing a blue ribbon, here for the family. >> we all feel like we lost -- we lost a child as well. >> reporter: august 31st, 2016, mindy schultz pushing a stroller with her 5 month old inside, crossing this lansdowne intersec his jeep driver john miller. he turned left, hitting the mother and child. little tristan died. >> i think what's been really eye opening is that a mom with a baby can be legally crossing through a crosswalk, be hit, and a child can die, and there essentially is no punishment for that. >> reporter: in court tuesday, miller pleading no contest to reckless driving, and guilty to failure to yield. but not saying much more. in the front row for the first time, tristan's mom and dad. behind them, dozens of supporters. >> i don't think there is any point at which this is going to become easier for them, ever. >> reporter: with prosecutors dropping the involuntary manslaughter charge last month, many community members feel miller is getting off easy. >> i

ed schultz reporting for r.t. america. joining us now to discuss these revelations is the host of our team of the news that helps you on the on the actual have a. good wow all right so i'm going to start out there's been so many narratives bandied about i mean we've heard names you know crowd strike and facebook and dossiers and steal what i mean i think people's heads are spinning at home trying to just keep up with where everything is out so let me ask you why is the d.n.c. funding you know this coming to light the b m c funding of the steel report such an important piece of this ongoing puzzle because they were trying to create the perception in the minds of the american public that russia was behind all of it and that russia was the bad guy turns out the d.n.c. was fun to get the clinton campaign was fun to get hillary clinton has given interviews since the campaign since the election was over saying that she was that he had to say that they didn't have any money that they were funding it all and so all of these commen

and debbie wasserman-schultz.he lying to congress about not knowing about the money from the dnc for the trump dossier. why did she keep a pakistani and his family with limited experience and he's now charged with bank fraud and moving money out of this country. and interrupting the democratic process steering the nomination from bernie sanders to her girlfriends hillary clinton. andrew mccabe must go. his wife a congressional candidate running with hillary in 2016 received $765,000 which unused money left over from the campaign she is allowed to pocket. which she got from terry mcall live, onmcall -- mcall i mcaulie directors of the clinton foundation. finally, everyone on see fuss who i -- everyone on cfius who l our uranium to russia. they need to be put under oath. what monies did they receive in connection with their activities with the foundation. this nation has been fractured as clinton, obama, the democrats, sanctimonious adam schiff accusing donald trump and his family of colluding with the russians. the

as anything that they might want to do in the near future i'm alex my how a bitch for news with ed schultz. secretary said rex teller citizen baghdad after an unannounced trip to afghanistan earlier today taylor said expressed continued u.s. support for the afghan government and the need for pakistan to take part of the fight against the taliban and i'll be traveling to islamabad tomorrow back to meet with folks on the leadership as well and we have made some very specific requests of pakistan in order for them to take action to undermine this or to come about overseas and other terrorist organizations receive in parks. as we said in this whole strategy this is a conditions based approach and so our relationship with pakistan will also be conditions based it will be based upon whether they take action that we feel is necessary to move the process forward of most creating opportunity for reconciliation and peace in afghanistan but also ensuring a stable future pakistan. stiller since visit comes as the cia increases covert operations against the taliban in the country cia director mike pomp

schultz is launching the second season of starbucks original series, upstanders.n to make their communities better. but first episode is on a chef who risked his career to open a each other in the kitchen, the kids don't want to work. the kids just want to collect a check. the kids are going to try to sell drugs in the restaurant. i was betting my entire career on taking kids out of jail and teaching them to play with knives and fire. >> that's good. hold on. >> it's a family. i feel like i can have the worst day and i can come in here and be crying and like broken down to tears and they can help me and lift me up and make me feel better and make me forget all about it. >> tastes like a mustard green, huh? that might actually be mustard greens. >> upstanders is provided by howard schultz and we're happy to welcome you back to the table. >> thank you, good morning. >> good morning. >> so this second series features stories from all across the country. what's the goal? >> the goal is there's a better coming out of washington. those stories are not being told. upstan

we're going to get a five-minute heads up before it starts, so let's bring in jordan schultz of the schultz yahoo sports. mike lupika is back. mike of course sports columnist for new york daily news, msnbc contributor as well. and sports columnist bill roden with espn's the undefeated. he's at the nfl news conference expected to start any moment. bill, you're there on the scene. i'll start with you. what can we expect to hear from the commissioner today? >> it's supposed to be two hours ago, but any minute now really, i mean, literally within the next five, ten minutes as you can imagine, you know, we've all been at these things, we're waiting and this is sort of like a typical nfl week where there's a lot of speculation, a lot of buildup and now we're tired of the buildup and the speculation. we're waiting for the actual game. in this case the game is what's happened, what are the players going to come up with, what is this really ground breaking agreement going to be like? and this is a very unique time for both players and owners. this is really the first time that i can remember that th

correspondent john philip schultz with the latest on liberia's presidential election with that runoff there we appreciate it well the united nations is warning that twenty million people face starvation in eastern africa south sudan and somalia are the worst hit but the regional power kenya is also suffering a huge increase in the price of food is affecting the middle class as well as the poor in drought hit areas and many people say it is not only a lack of rain that is to blame they point to a failure of political leadership in this country for more we have this report from an echo and philip schultz they sent us this report from kenya. dark clouds hover over to see them which is fields. but as the farmer suspects they won't deliver desperately needed rain. three rainy seasons have already come and gone in south korea where to see luna's wife christine live all they can find to pick are some legumes otherwise the entire maize crop their main income source has dried up. now that i've been visiting new thumb of the need to keep my family for. two to three months but not. even need to

investigator are looking into a bag with a laptop with congresswoman debbie wassermann schultz's initial, it was left in a phone booth on capitol hill's rayburn building, bag of found two months after i-t aid emron was banned but not before he was fired by wassermann schultz. this has a lot of republican lawmakers more than unset, nothing has happened since those discoveries. they have sounded the alarm on allegations that awon transferred massive amounts of data from house servers to a secret server belonging to then democratic congressman javier becerra who is now attorney general of california, and we do not know where that investigation rests at this moment, we don't know if there is san investigation at all into this matter, the fbi is not speaking. and it looks like something is being buried against in this scandal. a spokesman for becerra said he is working with authorities. to provide home with any in, they request. that is generous. coming right back with much more. >> president trump vows to dismantle failing obamacare through executive action. >> i will sign something probably

calling on john podesta, former dnc chair debbie wasserman schultz and others to testify before the senate intelligence committee. >> it is difficult to imagine that a campaign chairman, and the head the dnc would not know of an expenditure of this magnitude in significant, but perhaps there's something more going on here. >> clinton's campaign used fusion gps opposition research on the president. cheryl: for more on this in the latest mobile investigation, criminal defense attorney and prosecutor david or no. good morning. first off come making the speculation this morning. he was indicted, arrested today. a couple of big names out there. versus paul manafort, one of the bigger names being floated around in general michael flynn. of those two names, we will start with paul manafort. 50/50, 37 day we will see manafort today. >> not to put a specific number on it, but the fact that search warrant executed on his home earlier this year is a good sign. for this search warrant to be authorized from there has to be determination of probable cause that evidence of crime would be in place. that i

senate intelligence committee some pointer, start with a dnc server, then go have debbie wassermann schultz, explain her relationship with th the -- awoe in brothers, they running e-mail servers for debbie wassermann schultz, about 40 other democratic members. and then ask republican leadership where they are not saying the same thing that i am right now, these are legitimate open counter intelligence questions, we have real evidence of bad actors. lou: and chris, this is just, beyond comprehension. that burr continues t to act lie a -- he continues to look like warner's lackey here, someone should point out, you look foolish. >> it is embarrassing, i don't know how he gets up and makes those presentations, and lets warner go on his tirade. it is really disrespectful to his own office, it a shame. lou: yeah. chris farrell, great to have you with us, which we had time. we have more to discuss. >> sure, thank you. lou: we're coming right back, a lot more to cover, a lineup of guests, including noted conservative best seller author americani -- pat buchanan on th, for the to subvert the presid

and justin, justin schultz. also had really big years as some of the young upcoming stars of this team. got a team, tremendous future. that's what i'm hearing. despite being sidelined to injure, -- injury, kris letang used his experience to help younger players -- [cheers and applause] here's kris? you look pretty young -- what do you mean younger players? do they get younger than you? [laughter] very hand some group of people. in fact, i don't like actually -- i don't like standing in front of them. [laughter] first thing you know. we always like unattractive teams, right? and device strategies that spurred the pens onto a really incredible victory. i'm pleased to report that the tanger, right? tanger! is healthy and back on the ice this season where he belongs. going to be a great season for you. [cheers and applause] yet many of the players really might agree that the biggest m.v.p.'s was your incredible loyal fans. [cheers and applause] the pens' faithful packed the arenas for every single game, cheering pit