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campaign did collude with russian intelligence from a republican-led -- a republican-led senate intelligence committeeleased senate report, natalie, raising more red flags about the relationship between the 2016 trump campaign and russia according to the senate intelligence committee, former campaign chairman, paul manafort, employed a russian intelligence officer named konstantin kilimnik and briefed kilimnik on the campaign strategy for beating hillary clinton. the report also says manafort might have had a connection to russian hack and leak operations >> seth: that's right, the russia investigation is back, baby remember that whole plot line from a few seasons ago when we all got to know and love crazy characters like paul manafort, felix sater, konstantin kilimnik, george papadopoulos, and sam clovis you remember, hogan's zeros? well, they're back in the news now that senate intelligence committee has released the final volume of its russia report with the shocking finding that trump campaign manager paul manafort shared internal campaign polling data with a russian intelligence officer who may w

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senate intelligence committee releases a reports accusing. party 2016 the document uses the phrase almost certain. evidence. with 1000 infections spiking in many european nations governments across the continent imposing safety restrictions sparking widespread discontent. in the world this is our team international my names you know me very welcome to the program. belarus entered a 10th day of protests against the president who is accused of rigging the recent election although demonstrations were initially marred by a heavy handed police response they are now largely peaceful the belorussian

it was a report produced by the republican-led senate intelligence committee.goes further than the mueller report in outlining the nature and the scope of that cooperation and coordination. the problem we have today in 2020 is the very same characters are in moscow and the very same characters are now in the white house with the levers of power, increasingly aided and abetted by members of congress like senator ron johnson who's running a sham investigation drawing on ukrainian resources that have provided, we believe, by russian intelligence to try to discredit falsely joe biden. so, this is worse in many ways in 2016 because the russians are more experienced, the folks on the trump campaign are more experienced. and this time congress is in on the act, at least some republicans in the senate. >> ambassador susan rice, thanks so much for joining us. >> good to be with you, wolf. thank you. >>> coming up, our political team getting ready to break down senator harris' nomination tonight, as well as all we're learning right now about the speeches that voters will

senate intelligence committee accuses the. democratic party in 26 states bringing the story to the. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics or business i'm showbusiness i'll see that. the u.s. senate intelligence committee has released the final part of a report on alleged russian meddling in the 2016 election the document accuses the de mint putin of orchestrating the hack of democratic party service but if you're hoping to find a smoking gun in this report you would like it to be disappointed as kind of open explains it is the 5th and final installment from the senate intelligence committee regarding allegations of russia and trump and the 2016 elections now the report is over a 1000 pages long it takes us to quite extravagant places from the ritz carlton hotel to the miss universe pageant and the ultimate conclusion of the report the long awaited conclusion is that russian president vladimir putin himself were the hacking of the democratic national committee server take a listen the committee found that russian preside

it comes from the republican-led senate intelligence committee and it's not good. here's our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas. >> reporter: tonight, the republican-led senate intelligence committee releasing its final report, declaring the 2016 trump campaign had repeated contacts with russian operatives. among the new findings, the report saying paul manafort, trump's campaign chairman, represented a grave counter intelligence threat, determining he gave polling information to konstantin kilimnik, who the committee describes as a "russian intelligence officer." >> it's a plus print, a road map for the entire campaign. it would be a guide for them just like it would be a guide for the campaign. >> reporter: senate investigators also concerned that manafort may have been involved in the russian efforts to hack emails from the democrats' 2016 presidential campaign emails later published by wikileaks. and despite president trump's claim that he didn't remember speaking to his then-adviser, roger stone, about wikileaks, the committee saying they believe he did.

senate intelligence committee releases the conclusion to its report accusing him of personally ordering on the democratic party back in 26 the use the phrase almost certain to stop short of providing actual evidence. and a military uprising in mali sweeps the president from power threatening to plunge the country take a. very good morning to you this is r.t. international. the e.u. used to hold an emergency summit over the political crisis in bellerive slater on wednesday the country enters an 11th day of protest with more strike action and rallies expected on tuesday the opposition held another large protest in the center of minsk calling on the president to go support of alexander lukashenko also held rallies across the country and outside the capital the largest was in the eastern city of. the situation in our country is very serious we are against unrest in our country i'm here to show solidarity with my people as i also want changes the dictatorship that has lasted for 26 years has finally been weakened and our country is now moving in and democratic direction i want to say one thi

senate intelligence committee releases the conclusion to its report accusing. personally. the democratic party back in 2016 uses the phrase almost certain but stops short of providing actual evidence. in many european nations governments across the continent are imposing safety restrictions sparking widespread discontent. or broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow this is archie international certainly glad to have him with us. now huge rallies have been held in central minsk on day 10 of protest against the belorussian president opponents accuse alexander lukashenko of rigging the recent election they are calling on him to resign. initial demonstrations that were met with a heavy handed police response and the belorussian interior ministry has said it except some responsibility for the way the crisis unfolded belorussian factories have been brought to a standstill by on. going strike action and the crowds on the streets are vowing to keep up the pressure until their demands are met several counter protests were held across on tuesday as well the largest was in

senate intelligence committee releases a reports accusing. party 2016 the document uses the phrase almost certain. evidence. with 1000 infections spiking in many european nations governments across the continent imposing safety restrictions sparking widespread discontent. in the world this is our team international my names you know me very welcome to the program. belarus entered a 10th day of protests against the president who is accused of rigging the recent election although demonstrations were initially marred by a heavy handed police response they are now largely peaceful the belorussian interior ministry has said accept some responsibility for the way the crisis unfolded but the statement was short on specifics. the trees across the country have been brought to a standstill by workers strikes while crowds remain it's on the streets demanding president goes resignation and trying to keep up the pressure until there are demands are met this was the scene in minsk on monday evening. i look i. was i. was i or several culture of protests are

senate intelligence committee releases a reports accusing vladimir. ordering democratic party in 26 the document uses the phrase almost certain sure to. fiction spiking in many european nations and governments across the continent are reimposing safety restrictions for. discontent. wherever you're tuning in from across the globe this hour welcome to most school to r.t. international my names you know neil. drawings have been held in central minsk on day 10 of protests against the russian president opponents accuse alexander lucas shank of rigging the recent elections they're calling on him to resign the initial demonstrations were marred by a heavy 100 polling. valid russian interior ministry has said it except some responsibility for the way the crisis unfolded belorussian factories being brought to a standstill by ongoing strike action on the crowds on the streets are voting to keep up the pressure until their demands are met. several culture protests were held across. shoes the largest was in the eastern city of. people waved the reading green nati

senate intelligence committee has accused putin of firstly ordering the how come the democratic party of 2016 bringing the full story after this break. seemed wrong were all just don't all. get to shape our just become educated and in detroit because the trail. went on many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. i know. no shots. actually there's. no place to. which your thirst for action. is. ok let's move on to a developing story now the organizers of the military mutiny in mali say that they will hold fresh elections and that hold all international agreements. lost was a distributor in the civil society and political movements are invited to join us to create the best conditions for a transition towards credible general elections to exercise democracy and part a road map for the foundations of the new mali. earlier the country's president appeared on state television announcing his resignation after he was detained on tuesday during a military revolt it brought him boubacar kater said the decision to leave power would help avoid bloodshed in this country.

senate intelligence committee releases the conclusion to its report accusing the blood even putin of personally ordering attack on the democratic party in 2016 the document uses the phrase almost certain to stop short of actually providing evidence. while a military uprising in mali sweeps the president from power threatening to plunge the country deeper into chaos. thanks for joining us here are not. the leader of the bell russian opposition. has called on the e.u. leaders not to recognize the results of her country's recent presidential election the block is to hold an emergency summit over the political crisis in belarus a little later on wednesday and while the country enters an 11th day of protests with more strike action and rallies expected on tuesday the opposition held another large protest in the center of ments calling on the president to go supporters of alexander lukashenko also held rallies across the country outside the capital the largest was in the eastern city of magni off. situation in our country is very serious so we have come out here to show our support for the

the top democrat on the senate intelligence committee, mark warners, is one of the leaders who received that complaint in a letter from those two republican chairs and joins me now. what's going on here, senator? >> andrea, i don't know.

senate intelligence committee releases a report to. personally ordering a democratic party 2016 the document uses the phrase almost but stop short of providing. an infection spiking in many european nations governments across the continent are really imposing safety restrictions. one minute past 10 pm in athens in jerusalem and here in moscow this choose the august welcome to our to international my names you know me. thousands of people are now amassing in central minsk on day 10 of protests against the ballot russian president opponents accuse alexander lukashenko of rigging the recent election and they're calling on him to resign right now there is a very limited security presence on the rally appears to be largely peaceful the initial demonstrations were marred by a heavy 100 police response to russian interior minister said it's some responsibility for the way the crisis on folded the russian factory factories have been brought to a standstill by ongoing strike action the crowds in the streets they are vowing to keep up the pressu

he's a member of the senate intelligence committees. senator king, good to see you. t up a statement from the current acting chair of the intelligence committee. it's marco rubio. here's what he said. we can say without any hesitation that the committee found absolutely no evidence that then-candidate donald trump or his campaign cluded with the russian government to meddle in the 2016 election, unquote. senator king, do you agree with senator rubio's assessment, and if you do, then what part of paul manafort is not part of the trump campaign? >> i don't agree with that statement. i don't know whether marco rubio read the same report i did, but for an example, you touched on this. at the time that paul manafort was the campaign chair, there's a documented meeting with constantine kilimnik. now we know a russian intelligence agent, where he handed over detailed polling data, internal polling data. here's one of the problems, chuck. those of us in the political business understand when you hear the word polling data, it means more than who is up, who is down and whether

senate committee find extensive contacts between russia and the trump campaign in 2016. a republican-led senate committee affirming robert mueller's finding that trump aided and welcomed it. -- assessment of the u.s. intelligencettee now under investigation by trump crony bill barr that there was quote an exfencive web of contracts between trump advisors and russian officials, some with ties to the nation's intelligence service, the report adds quote the report by the senate intelligence committee totally nearly 1,000 pages provided an extraordinary set of facts. for the russian government under took an extensive campaign to try to sabotage 2016 american election to help mr. trump become president and some members of trump's circle of advisors were open to the help of the american advisory. more plainly, a republican-led panel found the smoking gun, again, and it's the trump campaign holding it against america's democracy and it might explain trump's failure to protect american troops -- -- it does not make clear what if anything may be under way or possibly planned during all those unreported, unstaffed out, calls and meeting between donald trump and vladimir putin when it comes to an encore performance in 20

grave counter-intelligence threat: tonight the stunning report from the republican-led senate committeeut the connection between 2016 trump campaign chairman paul manafort and the kremlin. tonight, ellen's emotional apology to her staff after she s.res her top three producer what she says about the future of her show. and finally, making history: the celebration in the sky tonight honoring the 100th anniversary of the 19th amendment, which helped give women the right to vote. >> this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west and thank you for joining us. we're going to begin tonight with breaking news. in a dramatic reversal by the head of the u.s. postal service. at the same time, president trump was stepping up his attacks on universal mail-in voting today, falsely suggesting it would lead to a rigged d stoputbacks at postcked offices nationwide. now, the decision by louis dejoy comes after blistering attacks from democrats and some republicans, accusing him of slowing down mail delivery i

the senate intelligence committee releasing the investigation. the chairman says there's zero evidence of trump campaign collusion with the russian interferers and the committee's top democrat said it's a breath taking level of contacts between trump aides and russian operatives. what do democrats think about night one and what is the goal for tonight? we had this theme last night, out with donald trump, in with joe biden, he is a nice guy. tonight we hear from jill biden and we hear from someone who knows the job quite well, bill clinton, on tape. we are told it's five minutes. i believe in 2012 he spoke for 48. how important tonight is it to continuing the arc of this democratic convention? >> you know, john, what i've been struck by so far is that we've been hearing from disparate number of people whether you think of some republicans, some folks on the progressive left to hear from today and then bill clinton who i think is sort of struggling to maintain really his party's sort of leadership within the party. this is a democratic party on iss

because that was a report by the republican led senate intelligence committee, and it said donald trump knew and discussed those stolen democratic e-mails in the 2016 points, that he knew that had been discussed with the russians. and this committee rejected the idea whether trump said as he said to prosecutors i didn't remember my conversations with rau roger stone. they said, no, despite trump's recollection the committee assesses that trump did in fact speak with stone about wikileaks and members of his campaign about stone's access to wikileaks. so it is a direct repudiation by the senate republican intelligence committee about trump's own story when it comes to the russians. every time it's about russia and trump there are lies. there are lies with stone, there are lies with trump, lies with flynn, person after person. and finally i think we're starting to get to the bottom of it. >> that senate report, by the way, is 966 pages long. steve bannon in typical form after being arrested came out and made a statement. let's listen to it. >> look, what i said yesterday this fiasco is a t

shop everything home at wayfair today. >>> the senate intelligence committee has released a bipartisaneport releasing new information about contacts between russian officials and the trump campaign during the 2016 election. let's bring in cnn anchor and chief national security k correspondent jim scuitto. jim, this nearly 1,000-page document that the senate intelligence committee goes beyond the mueller report. summarize some of the key findings. >> it's a bipartisan report and belies the president's claim this investigation was all a hoax. the president's campaign chairman, paul manafort had repeated contacts with russians tied to military intelligence that he repeatedly shared proprietary campaign information with those russian quacks. russian intelligence interfere and they go onto say this. quoting, take it as a whole, manafort's high level access and willingness to share information within individuals closely affiliated with the russian intelligence service represented a grave counter intelligence threat. grave counter intelligence threat from the president's campaign chairman. to

president should behave. >> i mentioned in the intro to this, more reporting out of the senate intelligence committee. i just want to read you some of this. the intelligence committee, one person said, reserved its harshest allegations for the president's former chief strategist, steve bannon, former campaign chair sam clovis and erik prince saying it had reason to believe all three had lied to congressional investigators, a potential felony. that's reporting from "the washington post." so i just -- i'm trying to put this whole net together of corruption, lawlessness, grifters, con men and liars. it all sort of blends together at some point. >> yes. and i think there, ali, you buried the lede of that senate report because that was a report by the republican-led senate intelligence committee, and it said that donald trump knew and discussed those stolen democratic emails in the 2016 points, that he knew that that had been discussed with the russians. and they rejected -- this committee rejected the idea when trump said, as he said to prosecutors, i didn't remember my conversations with roger stone. th

. >> brennan: the senate intelligence committee also sent a letter to the southern district, asking hemestigate bannon for lying to congress. is there more that the public needs to know about stephen bannon and any links to election interference? >> i don't know. i don't know what the southern district of new york is doing. i think this indictment surprised a lot of people because they did it like the pros they are, they didn't talk about it until they're ready to bring the case. but people can learn an awful lot of about russia and the trump campaign by reading a thousand pages that the senate intelligence committee put out this week. it tells a story that blows up the president's nonsense about it being a hoax, and bill barr's nonsense about theregno iestipen read and learn a lot about the characters. >> brennan: i want to ask you more about that in a moment. we will have to take a break. very quickly, what do you think is the biggest threat to the rule of law right now? >> even that even-handed law enforcement hasth juice depantunder ump. everybody should get a fair shake, and that t

the lies of both the barr and -- excuse me, burr and warner, the ranking member of the senate intelligence committee russians. we also know there's a relationship into the intelligence agencies themselves and that it appears to be a coordination and a cover-up. why in hell wouldn't there be a full-on investigation? and where, by the way, is lindsey graham? he promised a big origin of the investigation of the obamagate -- >> yeah. lou: -- scandal a year and a half ago, and he hasn't done a damn thing, has he? >> very little. i mean, there's been a few moments where he's brought out things that we all kind of knew about and created a great moment in the hearing, but we haven't had the thorough investigation that he promised, and that's disappointing to a lot of people that i talk to. there are still documents out there. for instance, communications between mccabe and comey would let us know what they were thinking, whether obama was putting pressure on them that have still not been made public. lipped saw graham could do a lot more to help us understand what happened in the '16 election before we fina

and larry, a senate intelligence committee report just out details the security risks posed by donald trump's 2016 campaign with its russia contacts. what are the political ramifications of this and ultimately do voters care about this issue? >> i'm not sure that voters care any more. they should care. but i don't think they are focused on it. we have had this intermittently for years now. but the facts coming out of the senate intelligence committee are pretty disturbing to have the campaign manager of one of the candidates, donald trump who won, working for years with someone who was a russian agent. you know, in the old days that would have been the end not just of the campaign manager but of the candidate. we live in a different era and i think probably it was difficult to manage this so that the truth came out in a way that would be powerful and would have an impact on trump. >> and larry, just finally how spurpd a surprised are you with the handle or mishandling of the pandemic, high unemployment, racism in this country that joe biden wouldn't be further ahead in the polls becau

the senate intelligence committee says it did not rely on the controversial steele dossier when doing its investigation. the white house dismissed this report today, norah, and insisted it does not prove collusion. >> o'donll: so many new ank you.in that report. woe turn no nancy cordes, thank you. we turn now to this disturbing story: victims lined up in a courtroom to confront joseph deangelo, the so-called golden state killer, calling him the devil incarnate and sick monster. here's cbs' jonathan vigliotti. >> you can go straight to hell. >> reporter: today, 44 years of pain flooded this sacramento courtroom. >> i was a normal 15-year-old kid. >> reporter: normal until 1976, when serial racist and murderer joseph james deangelo raped her. >> yielding a knife told me he would kill me if i did't do was one of 16e of 1today to cone so-called golden state killer who sat stone faced. >> while we all have suffered for 44 years... >> reporter: pete schultze spoke for his mother. >> ...tied me to the bed post until my hands turned blue and performed horrific acts against my mother. >> repo

senator angus king. he's a member of the intelligence committee. r king, thank you so much for being with us this morning. what is lost? tell us, what is lost by ending in-person briefings to members of congress? >> well, john, the way you characterized this was congress was not being briefed. the real story is that the people are not being briefed. by cutting off these briefings, and particularly the in-person part, what we're basically saying is, the intelligence community may know something nefarious is going on. they may know russia isn't attack us in a variety of ways, but they're not going to tell us. and if they don't tell us, they're effectively not telling the american people. the best defense we have against foreign meddling in our election is for the people to know it's going on, so they can weigh the evidence and understand the source, where it's coming from. and this decision is outrageous. it basically -- i mean, the question i ask is, who are these guys working for? >> what do you mean? >> they don't swear an oath to the president of

it's the fact that this was a bipartisan report by the senate intelligence committee, which actually, unlike the house intelligence committee under devin nunes, actually did its job, did a full and complete investigation, produced the kind of information that you could write up at 1,000 pages that answers a whole lot of questions and identifies the ones you can't answer. and the fact that it is as devastating as it is, is particularly clear by the fact that even the authors of it on the republican side were yesterday busy issuing statements suggesting that it didn't say what, in fact, it says. >> which was, of course, humiliating for those who tried to do that for political reasons. again, they presented mountains of evidence that donald trump and his campaign worked with the russians and were aided and abetted by the russians, that it was an ongoing, aggressive attempt. and instead, they did what idiots, useful idiots for vladimir putin have been doing now for several years, and that is, clinging to the most lurid tales in the steele dossier and said you didn't prove that, so the who

senate intelligence committee how's release the final portion of reports on alleged russian meddling in the 2016 lection a tick some reading into a 1000 pages the document accuses lot of more potent orchestra being the hook of democratic party service a claim that the russian government has repeatedly this mist came up and can take us through the latest findings. it is the 5th and final installment from the senate intelligence committee regarding allegations of russia and the 2016 election now the report is over a 1000 pages long it takes us to quite extravagant places from the ritz carlton hotel to the miss universe pageant and the ultimate conclusion of the report the long awaited conclusion is that russian president vladimir putin himself ordered the hacking of the democratic national committee server take a listen. the committee found that russian president vladimir putin ordered the brush an effort to hack competes networks and accounts affiliated with the democratic party and leak information damaging to hillary clinton and her campaign for president do they offer any proof wel

i don't think anybody had the senate intelligence committee under a republican senate having a reports more explosive than the mueller report. ben rhodes, thank you so much, really appreciate you being here. >>> and still ahead, today is the 100th anniversary of the nineteenth amendment giving women, at least white women, the right to vote. we'll give donald trump a little history lesson on the woman whose ghost he hooked up today, next on "the reidout." verizon knows how to build unlimited right. you start with the network jd power has named the most awarded for network quality 25 times in a row. then, give people more plans to mix and match, so you only pay for what you need. verizon's unlimited plan is so reasonable, they can stay on for the rest of their lives. include the best in entertainment and offer it all starting at $35. plus, $700 off our best phones when you switch. because everyone deserves the best. the is unlimited built right. only on verizon. guys! guys! safe drivers save 40%!!! safe drivers save 40%! safe drivers save 40%!!! that's safe drivers save 40%. it is, that

well claire you know this comes at a moment when the senate intelligence committee reported about paul many forward to russians intelligence so they say that he paid money to them so this is really not a good moment the more bad news for donald trump on the one hand but on the other hand i mean be kind of have to be realistic trump is known for some good reasons as teflon done so i think that his supporters don't really care about the breaking news about today. or reporting for us in a delaware thank you very much. well today german chancellor angela merkel met in berlin with a climate activists a grazer turned back and the ways annoyed it is guns are concrete steps to mitigate the effects of climate change and they talked about how to keep the public's attention on the climate amid the coronavirus pandemic. it's been 2 years since swedish climate activists claim to to bag went on strike from school for the 1st time to call for action against climate change since then her activism has led to worldwide school strikes but the global current virus pandemic has kept protesters at home a 90