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joining us, former federal prosecutor wren nad dough mayor atity and "new york times" correspondent mike smithor of "drum versus the united states, inside the struggle to stop a president." let's start with the reporting of how this came to be. steve bannon has been involved in other investigations involving the president, a witness in the mueller probe. he testified before congress, but this is the first federal indictment for alleged crimes. how did it come to be? >> that's sort of the interesting thing here is that bannon has found himself caught up in this swirl of all these investigations that have looked at trump, his administration and his campaign. here is something that's sort of unrelated to those investigations. this is not from the mueller investigation, not about his testimony to congress in connection with the russia probes that have looked at election meddling. this is related to basically the idea of using private moneys to build the wall, and this money would have been used to build the wall in places that the federal government was not going to pay for that. that is obviousl

. >> let's talk about another member of the trump family, sam stein, new reporting from mike smits, newt security clearance, john kelly, the white house chief of staff who argued that his security clearance needed to be downgraded partly because of concerns about overlapping ties and issues, cop flikts of interest potentially related to his finances. it's clear that also kelly seemed to want to have this documented. there's memos back and forth that schmitt has between counsel. it's not surprising but at the same time pretty remarkable. >> two things here. one the kushner element. it's a little bit shocking but not surprising in a way because trump ultimately prevailed and got him security clearance and he's gone on to work on a most of massif geopolitical issues. he scored a breakthrough in the middle east. there's always been this question about what are his financial entanglements, to they compromise him in any way. secondarily, what kind of background does he bring to the table if he's going to be the chief diplomat for america abroad. the second thing is the thing you pointed out,

smit thank you representatives sullivan and members of the committee. thank you for the privilege of being able to testify on the efforts to build u.s. real resilient think about it. i focus my room or in three subjects. beijing's ambition to global technology beijing's connectivity's and challenges they pose to technology leadership and policy recommendations that ulster competitiveness. first i will talk about china's technology and patience. a robust state-backed effort in global technology leadership. we are in the middle of the fourth congressional revolution by artificial intelligence but it wants to lead that revolution. it's also driven by geopolitical. beijing argues the last three industrial revolutions left some countries and japan local leaders [inaudible] the overview that history argues the first industrial revolution brought power to build technical empires making the united states a leader in information technology could aging missed out on these revolutions and now it hopes to lead in global leadership trait china agrees to colleges dom

, national committee woman lydia rush, i'm also with delegates, fellow delegates, cindy allen, rod smitgreat governor pete ricketts in my little republicans at home, three and four years old we are doing this for them in their future. i can 36 votes for the current and next president of the united states of america donald j trump. [cheering] >> madam secretary, madam secretary, the chair calls for temporary suspension of the roll call. the chair recognizes governor scott walker from the state of wisconsin. stuart: there is a temporary halt in the roll call as you hold right there. wisconsin is going now, i believe we are waiting on florida, florida will be the state that puts the president over the top in terms of number of delegates. he needs 1276. when florida comes on board and nominates all the delegates or most of them to go with the president, he will be over the top and hit the 1276 mark and that's what will happen. as we wait for that to happen, i will tell you that the stock market remains very strong, we have good news on viruses, vaccines and treatment, the plasma treatment a