smith was 81 years old.rtly after being interviewed by "the wall street journal" earlier this year. peter smith said he had been working independently, that he wasn't a part of the trump campaign, but as "the journal" reported, he told other people at the time he was putting together this effort, he told them repeatedly that he was working with people from the trump campaign. specifically he said multiple times to multiple people that he was working with then-senior adviser to the trump campaign, mike flynn. that was the initial reporting from "the journal" on thursday. on friday, is in the wall street journal" posted a followup, reporting that in his attempt to recruit others to his caught, peter smith circulated a document which named a lot more trump campaign officials who are incidentally serving in the administration, kellyanne conway, sam clovis, followed by the words "in coordination to the extent permitted as an independent expenditure." that was the followup story from "the wall street journal." we

. >> reporter: stan smith, at 70, is in full swing. after smith won the u.s., adidas took notice and offered to make his name, and likeness, the soul of its newest shoe. >> we bring you the man behind the shoe. stan smith. >> reporter: in 1972, he won wimbledon wearing his own stan smith's. but there's no way he could have predicted the cult like fashion staple the shoe has become. >> are you into fashion? >> i am now. >> reporter: at the adidas flagship store in new york, you can see how the brand has broken its traditional white boundaries. you can have stan smiths in metallic, and floral patterns. adidas pulled them from shelfs in 2012. >> they said look we're going to relaunch it. we're really committed to it. >> reporter: after a two year hiatus, adidas brought it back. >> 15 to 24-year-olds. those are the last people who know who i am. little did i know, their plans were quite creative. >> reporter: since its launch, adidas has sold more than 15 million stan smith's. making it one of the brand's best selling sneakers of all- time. >> i would say most peo

smith of washington. we don't always agree on the judgment calls about issues, but i have no doubt that he, among all the members of the committee, try to do what's right for the country, and put the interests of our troops first. that's exactly the attitude that we must follow, i think, on the floor over the next three days, as we go through the amendments, which we will consider. i also want to express appreciation to the committee and personal staff who have worked on this bill. it's been a challenging year for a variety of reasons. as i started, i will finish. i am proud of this product, i hope it will gain the support of the entire house. and i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from washington is recognized. mr. smith: thank you, mr. chairman. i yield myself five minutes. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. smith: i want to thank the chairman, first of all, for his hard work on this bill. and all the mens of the committee

after smith won the u.s.in 1971, adidas took notice. >> bouncing into our hearts. >> reporter: offered to make his name and like ness the soul of its newest shoe >> we bring you the man behind the shoe. stan smith. >> reporter: in 1972, he won wimbledon wearing his stan smiths, but there's no way he could have predicted the fashion staple the shoe has become. >> reporter: are you into fashion? >> i am now. >> reporter: at the deed dis flagship store you can see how the brand broken its traditional boundary. you can have it floral patterns, an oversaturated market, it pulled stan smith from store shelves in 2012 >> it's a little momentum. and they said look we're going to relaunch it. committed to it. >> reporter: after a two-year hiatus, it brought it back >> 15 to 24-year-olds. i thought it was a little bit stupid, little did i know their plans were quite creative. >> reporter: since the launch, adidas sold more than 50 million stan smiths, making it one of the brand's best selling sneakers of all time >> i

smith. mr. smith: i support this amendment. and i disagree the remarksment the past bracks have saved us enormous ooments of munt. and the fifth one was more expensive. but the fifth one was done in 2005 when we were building up army. it is now saving us army. you can argue against brac but don't argue it is saving us army. it absolutely safes us army. there have been a number of studies, the air force estimated they are over 20% over their installations. i agree with that. what our bill has done is prohibit them frrm even thinking about a brac. so it is a brilliant argument to say and put in the bill you are plobetted from doing the study. but it isn't helping our military. we have more needs than we have money for. we cannot afford for interests to get in the way what is in the best interests of our troops. and what this amendment does, it doesn't authorize a brac. t removes the prohibition of a brac. and so all this is going to do if this amendment passes is allow the military to do what the gentleman from sourget carolina s

after smith won the u.s.in 1971, adidas took notice. >> bouncing into our hearts. >> reporter: offered to make his name and like ness the soul of its newest shoe >> we bring you the man behind the shoe. stan smith. >> reporter: in 1972, he won wimbledon wearing his stan smiths, but there's no way he could have predicted the fashion staple the shoe has become. >> reporter: are you into fashion? >> i am now. >> reporter: at the deed dis flagship store you can see how the brand broken its traditional boundary. you can have it floral patterns, an oversaturated market, it pulled stan smith from store shelves in 2012 >> it's a little momentum. and they said look we're going to relaunch it. committed to it. >> reporter: after a two-year hiatus, it brought it back >> 15 to 24-year-olds. i thought it was a little bit stupid, little did i know their plans were quite creative. >> reporter: since the launch, adidas sold more than 50 million stan smiths, making it one of the brand's best selling sneakers of all time >> i

pepper smith. she was not yet 5 years old. >> we lived in cars and motels and going from state to state staying at salvation armies to get a meal here and there. just -- >> what's it like to live in a car? >> it's horrible. it's embarrassing. >> she was confused, of course, and terribly frightened at first. she begged, take me home. shirley ignored her. she agined running ay. >> i had nowhere to go. i was too scared. >> then as the weeks and months and then years went by, as her powers of reasoning grew, the question grew, too. did her mother bobbie actually give her away? shirley told pepper that renee was her sister. the two girls listened wide-eyed as shirley explained to strangers that she was their grandmother. that their parents had been killed in a car accident. >> i knew that everything that was happening to us was completely wrong at a very, very young age. >> why had she been taken? she didn't know. not for money, certainly. there were no ransom demands. and without pepper's birth certifi

smith himself. mr. smith died at 81 years old on may 14th.ten days after his "wall street journal" interview. joining us now is former fbi senior agent and terra maller, spokesperson and senior policy adviser for the counterextremism project and former c.i.a. military intelligence. what do you make of this report that came from the "wall street journal," these connections we just mentioned some of them with mike flynn and peter smith and potentially trump campaign? >> i think the report is really interesting because since we've been watching this investigation we've seen a lot of smoke and been looking for the sparks. we've been looking for the fire. this is one of the first pieces of information that's showing us where the investigation might be looking at the specifics regarding potential collusion. now, there's still a lot we don't know. we're not precisely sure the relationship between this republican operative, general flynn, and other campaign associates, but if the reporting is accurate, it seems that smith himself was in touch with fl

pepper smith.he was not yet 5 years old. >> we lived in cars and motels and going from state to state staying at salvation armies to get a meal here and there. just -- >> what's it like to live in a car? >> it's horrible. it's embarrassing. >> she was confused, of course, and terribly frightened at first. she begged, take me home. shirley ignored her. she imagined running away. >> i had nowhere to go. i was too scared. >> then as the weeks and months and then years went by, as her powers of reasoning grew, the question grew, too. did her mother bobbie actually give her away? shirley told pepper that renee was her sister. the two girls listened wide-eyed as shirley explained to strangers that she was their grandmother. that their parents had been killed in a car accident. >> i knew that everything that was happening to us was completely wrong at a very, very young age. >> why had she been taken? she didn't know. not for money, certainly. there were no ransom demands. and without pepper's birth certi

this man's name was peter smith.e are learning new details about his strange suicide note and his reported attempt, as jim mentioned, to get hold of those clinton e-mails hacked by the russians during last year's campaign. there are serious new questions tonight about the timing of peter smith's death. >>> peter smith reportedly moved around under mysterious circumstances, and tonight there are questions over whether he died under them. smith, a republican operative, was found dead in his room in this hotel near the mayo clinic in rochester, minute in mid mne may. they are saying it was suicide. placed bag overhead and attached helium source. >> this isn't shooting yourself or i am paling yourself, something people would see as more violent. it is a more peaceable method, if you will. >> reporter: police say in his hotel room, the 81-year-old left a road map, documents indicating he'd been in ill health recently and that his insurance policy was about to expire. the police report says, quote, the documents included a

campaign was aware of smith's operations. >> was there any legitimacy to that?lynn have any ties to the campaign? >> well, flynn has not commented -- and that if peter smith was doing something with flynn that was in general flynn's private capacity. so it's still not entirely clear to what extent mike flynn was involved in this. there's no doubt that these two men knew each other. >> reporter: an attorney for flynn didn't return our calls for comment. peter smith believed he had gathered the private hillary clinton e-mails but couldn't completely verify the accuracy. now some on capitol hill including one member of the house intelligence committee thinks smith's efforts are one more avenue that should be investigated in the russia probe. >> it's something that should be probed further and i hope it now gets folded into what we're doing. >> reporter: now aside from flynn's attorney never getting back to us, the white house didn't return our calls or e-mails but a senior official from the trump campaign said he had never heard of peter smith or about smith's repo

he's a guy named peter smith. smith who has now landed smack dab in the middle of the russia investigation thanks to a piece last night in "the wall street journal." last night the journal published an explosive report which claimed that around labor day last year, peter smith mounted an independent campaign to obtain e-mails he believed were stolen from hillary clinton's private server, likely by russian hackers. he contacted russian hackers to try to get whatever they'd dug up on hillary clinton. he also said in an interview with "the wall street journal" that he believed those hackers were close to the russian government. while he was putting together this effort to contact the russian hackers, to get some of what they got, mr. smith repeatedly implied and told people that he was working with mike flynn in that effort and that he was in frequent communication with mike flynn. mike flynn at that time was a senior adviser to the trump campaign. now, tonight "the wall street journal" has added to their story. just

tonight my conversation a actress jada pinkett smith. she joins me to discuss her new film "girls trip." and her life as one-half of a hollywood power couple. glad you joined us. our conversations with jada pinkett smith in just a moment. ♪ >>> penned by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ >>> please welcome jada pinkett smith back to this program. catch her this weekend on the big screen in the comedy "girls trip." the project was written by creator of "black-ish" and stars regina hall, tiffany haddish and queen latifah. before we start our conversation with miss pinkett smith, here's a clip now from "girls trip." >> ladies. i made something very special for us this weekend. >> oh. >> bam. >> looks like a bedazzler threw up on that thing. >> what, this is very fashionable, up to date, it's very retro. >> how about we save it for the last night. >> of our lives? >> no. >> my little pony motorcycle club. >> okay. a lot of manhours into these jackets. >> that's not the kind of manhours we need you putting

with smith. smith lisa simpson on the simpsons the newest film is miles with my friend so. yes great guy how does he get away with it. come on and i know i know it doesn't do that i know we don't. you know i think it's sort of a case where you test the waters you see how far you can push that envelope and if if you're able to walk that line where the backlash is gets you better ratings and people are still responding to it then you just kind of go ok but it's a really fine line to walk because kids watch it yeah they do i know but you know i also would always hear from kids who are grown ups now are kids now like my parents are let me watch the simpsons so i hope at least or perhaps there are parents going yeah no you can watch the simpsons but now you can't watch family guy family guy doing that was sort of the simpsons as simpsons appear on the family i think it was sort of more that we appeared out of family guy because we went to family guy's town and that's where when i did that episode i actually recorded lisa simpson those lines by myself in a booth at the family guy

it was said by smith apparently.lynn is not commenting in reaction to these -- in reaction to these new reports. but just right now "the wall street journal" has just posted this. and they say that in addition to saying that he was in contact with mike flynn in this effort, again, to work with russian hackers to get information on hillary clinton, mr. smith also circulated a document that listed not just flynn, but also steve bannon, kellyanne conway, and sam clovis, who was low profile but important policy adviser to the trump campaign. he is now senior adviser at the agriculture department. in addition to flynn, bannon, conway and clovis all mentioned by peter smith as people he was in communication with, in contact with related to this effort to contact the russian hackers. this is a second beat on the first story we have had about what collusion might have looked like if it happened. investigative reporter michael isikoff was -- is joining us tonight to talk about the man at the center of both last night's allega

>> allen smith, the lawyer. >> allen smith is a lawyer from jackson, mississippi.he told berg he'd been researching the issue for years -- and in 2009 they became the first to file a talc lawsuit against johnson & johnson and its talc supplier. >> you're a solo lawyer taking on one of the biggest companies in the world. they're a multi-billion dollar corporation. >> well don't remind me of that now but now that i'm here, it is very important to me that women be informed to make a decision about their health and safety. >> smith claims studies going back decades show that women who use talc -- the main ingredient in johnson's baby powder -- have an increased risk of getting ovarian cancer -- and johnson & johnson fails to warn women about it. >> baby powder is absolutely safe. >> but johnson & johnson has fought back -- defending its iconic product. bart williams is a lawyer representing the company. >> the notion that johnson & johnson would sell that product knowing that it causes cancer in women is just outrageous. >> after filing the lawsuit, smith asked for all

ven, smith. >> whitaker: smith, who had dragged the teacher, also seemed ready to leave. >> vet: muyer: finally, the last lion was reluctant rapunzel. remember, during her rescue, it took more than an hour to get her to leave her circus cage? once again, she refused to leave the known for the unknown. with time running out, they had to tranquilize her. >> creamer: this is the scariest thing that we have to do with an animal, but we had no choice but to do it. she wasn't settling down. >> alexis: uno, dos, tres. >> whitaker: fearing she could suffer a seizure, they quickly gave rapunzel the antidote and hoped they'd given it to her in time. >> creamer: she's awake. >> phillips: she should be okay now. >> creamer: the cages. the cages are empty. they really are. that feels good. >> whitaker: the drive to the airport began what would be a two-day journey. jan, tim and a vet flew with the lions, without incident. then, in south africa, we caught up with them being transported through the countryside after what had been the biggest lion airlift in history-- 33 lions, including nine rescue

smith had a reckless lack of interest in whether they came from a russian cutout.al michael flynn was aware of smith's operations. >> was there any legitimacy to that? was flynn aware? >> flynn has not commented but the campaign said if peter smith was doing something with general flynn, that was in general flynn's private capacity. it is still not entirely clear to what extent mike flynn was involved in in. there is no doubt that these two menu each other. >> an attorney for michael flynn didn't return our calls or e-mails seeking comment. in the end, shane harris said, peter smith believes he had gathered those private hillary clinton e-mails but couldn't completely verify their accuracy. so he never put them out. some on capitol hill thinks smith's efforts are one more avenue that should be investigated in the russia probe. >> it is something that should be probed further. i hope it now gets folded into what we are doing. >> aside from michael flynn's attorney never getting back to us about peter smith, the white house also didn't return our calls or e-mails. a

tell us more about peter smith. >> well, actually, i found out about peter smith from matt tate who youentioned who identified himself as someone who was talking to me about this. and he described the story very much as he wrote it in that ess essay. he had the alliances with the trump campaign and wanted matt's help in this effort to find hillary clinton's hacked e-mails, which peter smith believed were her hacked e-mails. in the course of looking into that peter smith learned i was reporting on this story and he contacted me. we had a fairly lengthy interview in early may in which he laid out the entire operation which corresponded very closely to what matt described. subsequent reporting and he passed away about ten days after that initial interview, we were never able to follow up with him directly but with some of his associates and looking at the material he sent around to recruit people and describe his effort in which he called out trump associates. >> shane, let me play some sound from then candidate donald trump on july 26th and ask you about it on the other side. >> russia, i

when smith set out to do the work.e told me he believed they would eventually make contact with hackers, as he put it, around the russian government. it's important to note that he didn't believe russia had hacked the dnc to interfere with the election. he had a fairly complex view of these things. he believed it was plausible they had hacked hillary clinton. what he was interested at is getting those e-mails. he was prepared to negotiate with whoever had them. he set up a process to see if they were authentically hers or made to look like hers. >> it's a fascinating report. if you haven't read it yet. appreciate it. >> still ahead, president trump upendss the health care negotiations by offering republicans a brand-new idea. maybe should just repeal obamacare now, worry about the replacement later. is that idea going to get any republicans on board? we'll be right back. it's a good thing we brought the tablets huh? yeah, and i can watch the game with directv now. oh, sorry, most broadcast and sports channels aren't in

that story from "the wall street journal" focused on this man, peter smith. an elderly 81-year-old long time republican activist who admitted that he headed up this effort to contact russian government hackers because he was seeking damaging information he thought he could get from them about hillary clinton. peter smith talked openly about this project that he ran to try to accomplish this during the campaign. he talked about it to "wall street journal" reporter shane harris in an interview that took place in may. and one of the striking details in that story when it was published two weeks ago is that peter smith had died not long after sitting down and doing that interview with shane harris. well, now tonight the chicago tribune reports that peter smith's death was a suicide. now, again this is something that would normally be considered an entirely private matter, only of concern to his family. because of peter smith's interesting and unique involvement in the presidential campaign though and the subsequent focus after the story came out as to who in the

smith of washington. we don't always agree on the judgment calls about issues, but i have no doubt that he, among all the members of the committee, try to do what's right for the country, and put the interests of our troops first. that's exactly the attitude that we must follow, i think, on the floor over the next three days, as we go through the amendments, which we will consider. i also want to express appreciation to the committee and personal staff who have worked on this bill. it's been a challenging year for a variety of reasons. as i started, i will finish. i am proud of this product, i hope it will gain the support of the entire house. and i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from washington is recognized. mr. smith: thank you, mr. chairman. i yield myself five minutes. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. smith: i want to thank the chairman, first of all, for his hard work on this bill. and all the mens of the committee

streets of new york. >> you know who stan smith is?e is right here. >> my gosh. >> since its launch, adidas sold more than 50 million stan smiths making it one of the brand's best selling sneakers of all time. green on the back venlt. >> very popular. >>> cbs evening news is next. >> elaine has a preview. >> hi, up next, presidential smackdown, the latest tweet that has president trump in hot water. chip reed is at the white house. >>> gardeners in a race to save the coral reef. >>> the bald eagle comes soaring back, those stories in a few seconds on the cbs evening news. >> thanks for watching us at 5:00. >> we are back in 30 minutes, got to go out o put on my stan smiths that i used to wear in college. >> see you at 6:00. >> see ya. captioning sponsored by cbs >> quijano: the president versus the media. are his nonstop tweets inciting violence? also tonight chris christie gets burned. >> i didn't get any sun today. >> quijano: but the camera shows the new jersey governor relaxing on a state beach that he closed to everyone else. brit

larry king now our special guest is yardley smith the emmy award winning actress voice actors comedienne and playwright yardley is best known of course she's the voice of lisa simpson on the simpsons which just completed its twenty eighth season making it the longest running scripted series of any kind in american history. and that it's a failure in front of the cavalry we've seen yardley in shows like herman's head and dharma and greg and films like maximum overdrive and as good as it gets her newest film miles is available on video on demand we'll talk about miles in a minute twenty eight years you will lose from the start yes how did you get the part of lisa. it's sort of a i feel like it's a lot of turk turner discovered in the drugstore kind of story i was doing as really small play at a tiny theater in los angeles and the casting director who ended up casting the simpsons a year later came to see that play and i could like seventeen people saw this play and she was one of them and she remembered me and said come in and read for this voice or actually first they had me read for bart

we saw will smith out and about. wife jada has been making news recently, because she's been divulging some interesting facts about her life. hire are the five craziest things we learned this week about jada pinket smith. >> your son jaden had a very public relationship with kylie jenner. >> number five. she is crazy protective of her kids. >> did they ever really date? what was going on there? >> i plead the fifth. >> she's also shielding 16-year-old willow from seeing mom's r-rated movie, "girls trip". >> she's like mom i want to go. i said not tonight. >> number four, jada is a wild child. >> where did you meet her? >> it was at a club, i was 15, 16, i wasn't supposed to be there, but i was there. >> closely related numd ber three. jada had one crazy real life girls' trip. >> i do remember getting drunk, and waking up and being tied to a doorknob. >> the 45-year-old shared that gem with people entertainment weekly. your clothes were on? >> yes. it wasn't one of those. it was safe. i was with friends. >> this is wh

>>> will smith and jada pinkett smith's anniversary, and wife jada gushes about their 20 years of marriage. how they're keeping the romance alive. >> mommy goes, bye! >>> now for july 6, 2017, this is "entertainment tonight." >>> the first photos of the clooneys with their twins, just one month today, and they are already on the move. >> we'll take you inside the mansion they'll call home for the summer as george and amal touched down in italy with some very precious cargo. >> george exits the plane at the milan airport with a bassinet. he then stands on the steps as the second bassinet emerges from the plane followed by new mom, amal. amal gave birth to ella and alexander i she looks amazing in ripped jeans, loose white t-shirt and tennis shoes. there was a large group greeting the clooney family on the tarmac, including uniformed police. george looks happy as he greets this man with a big hug. but george, amal, and the twins were not the only family members on the flight. their basset hound, "millie," was with them. they adopted her in 2015, and the 56-year-old new dad then helped his ch

smith isn't doing too badly herself. mom of two is still as beautiful as when we first met her in 1991. >> i have good genes, don't i? >> jada credits a diet high in protein and greens for keeping that youthful glow, but we think there's something going on at the smith household. check out hubby will 20 years ago. he's in makeup and a fake mustache to look older, but he looks the same now. one thing we do know about these two, they gush about each other all the time. listen to jada talk about will's new gig as the genie in disney's remake. >> geeny of the lamp! >> this is perfect for you because you always create magic. >> jada is poised to create some box office magic of her own. her new movie "girls trip" is getting a lot of buzz, but it's not exactly a family movie. >> because she drinks! >> willow is too young. she said, mom, i want to go. not tonight. not tonight. you better go to the movies and sneak in like you supposed to. >> those of you who are old enough, go see this movie. it starts friday. >>> who was the la

good morning i'm larry smith. and i'm adrianna hopkins in this morning for autria godfrey. let's get right to sam sweeney. tomorrow & wednesday - hotter, more humid late week - storm chances return late week - cooler weekend ahead today: mostly cloudy to partly cloudy. still hot, but a touch less humid by midday. a stray shower/t-storm. highs: 89-94 winds: w 5-10 mph tonight: partly cloudy. cooler, less humid. lows: 65-74 winds: nw 5-10 tuesday: partly to mostly cloudy. not as hot. less humid. highs: 84-88 winds: ne 5-10 mph with images neighbors are sharing right now. sam.. breaking the death toll is climbing, after a suicide car bomb strikes in kabul, afghanistan. right now-- police report at least a dozen people dead and 10 more injured. the bombing exploding early this morning in a neighborhood in the country's capital. it's still unclear exactly who the bomber was attempting to target. ground say all of the victims are civilians. a big week in the district. president trump's son in law and adviser, jared kush

after smith won the u.s. hearts. >> and offered to make his name and lightness the sole of the shoe. >> adidas had created the first leather tennis shoe. >> that was high-tech. >> i said, leather shoes, that's really amazing. >> what's it like to have your face on your shoe. >> well sometimes i would look down to return serve and i'd look down and say, well, that's my face on there. >> reporter: in 1972 he won wimbledon wearing his own stan smiths, but there's no way he could have predicted the cult-like staple the shoe has become. >> are you into fashion? >> i am now. say that to my friends, i'm a fashion icon, but they laugh and i loof. >> reporter: stan smith had been a hit on the runway and in music. >> the first time i heard i was in a rap song, my daughter was about 13 at the time. she said, dad, you're famous. jay z has you in a rap song. ol', really. who's jay z. >> he owns at least 60 pairs. >> these are the new ones you just bought. >> actually didn't buy them. >> at the adidas flag ship store in ne

torrey smith, a long ball threat. we see if that happens.y'll do the pony formation i found out this week, yo sprolesa dime packer. >> eagles making an interesting move letting alan barber go and isaac, naming him left guard starter. is this too risky of a move when you need to protect wentz all costs. >> they must like him a lot. >> warmack at times. >> they must like him a lot. they drafted him. he will get first crack at it. >> eagles nl they have one of the best offensive line in the national football league and it starts up front in the trenches. >> we know if we do our job, the offense will function. it will be very good. we have a chip on our shoulder. >> i think we could have won more than six games. we had a few big years. if we make the superbowl, free beer for everyone. >> imagine that, free beer for everyone? >> about the offensive line. it's taking a quantum leap. they thought jason had to be replaced last year. all of a sudden he's not a problem. jason peters, you never know. best in the league thing, they better calm down a bi

. >> reporter: a short list of potential suspects for prosecutor linda tally smith. >> i've referredo this case as almost being like the game of clue. because you have a very small group. and it's a matter of accounting backwards and excluding people. >> reporter: so that's what faced investigators. in which room? with what weapon? and finally who? coming up -- detectives start with michelle's husband, dan. where was he the morning of the murder? >> i was sleeping. what a great alibi, right? >> i said, well, why'd you sleep on the couch and she sleep in the bed? it made us want to take a closer look at dan. >> when "dateline" continues. oh, look... another anti-wrinkle cream in no hurry to make anything happen. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair works in just one week. with the fastest retinol formula to visibly reduce wrinkles. neutrogena®. so being cool comes naturally. hmm. i can't decide if this place is swag or bling. it's pretzels. word. ladies, you know when you switch, you get my bomb-diggity discounts automatically. ♪ no duh, right? [ chuckles ] sir, you forgot -- keep it. you

smith: how much time is on each side? the chair: 9 1/2 minutes. mr. smith: we are going to reserve. the chair: the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. thornberry: i yield one minute, a valued general from nebraska, mr. bacon. mr. bacon: i rise in support of this bill. i served in the military under the past five presidents and witnessed the erosion of our combat edge. we out trained our competitors th a two to-one flying advantage. and it is unconscionable to send them into combat. but that's where we are at today. i was charged with preparing our forces to prevail over any adverse area. and given the damage by 22% reduction of defense funding while we are at war. this will right the ship. providing the means to build the readiness and invests in peace through strength. the constitution charges this dy to provide for the common defense. and we meet this obligation with back.18 ndaa than i yield mr. smith: i continue to reserve. the chair: the gentleman from texas. mr. thornberry: i yield one knight. a member, mr. mr. knight: i rise in the national defense authorization act for f

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our new site at the heritage foundation, they lay this out with a letter from lamar smith.en cite hillary clinton, who was secretary of state, cited phony environment groups that were being funded by the russians. she described herself as an environmentalist and expressed frustrations that the russians were propping up these organizations to advance their own estrus. if the united states fracking revolution accelerates it puts russia back on their heels. >> tucker: their entire economy is built on it. at least the story has an explicable logical motive, the idea that trump got the support of putin because they're both fascists, if not a compelling motive. this is a clear motive that makes economic sense so it's easier to buy. is it legal? if this is true, that we learned that u.s. environmental groups took money for the russian government, is not against the law? >> that's why lamar smith and other congressmen are costing for an investigation to at least look at the financing. you're getting all these questions about how much influence they have on donald trump, it logicall