was that why he reached out again to adrian solomon with this request?ck together. >> he told her, said adrian, he was thinking of changing his lifestyle, quitting poker, if only she'd take him back. well, she was a different adrian now. >> i think i kind of felt more powerful in that conversation than i had with him in a long time because i know that i don't trust a single word that he says. before the murders ernie scherer had made a rather unusual request of this man. his name is david mock. something slightly illegal for $300.e says, oh, i'm looking to get a gun because i'm a professional gambler and i carry a lot of money. i thought, you know, no. i'm not going to do that. >> and investigators discovered ernie also asked david's performance partner to buy him a gun and offered another friend $50,000 to point the finger of suspicion away from ernie and towards someone else. and even if none of it was definitive, it all added up and it looked bad for ernie. and so finally nearly a year after the murders, the alameda county d.a. made the decision to ro

let me bring in john solomon. i specifically want to see, and we a confirmation of this, that ohr was the conduit for steele after steele is fired for lying and leaking and what's more interesting about this is ohr knew steele was desperate and, by the way, we know that ohr said he warned everybody in 2016 that, in fact, steele was political and hated trump but desperate at this point that trump not be elected, then it gets into what we also know from bruce ohr's notes, he was not only a conduit for christopher steele after being fired for lying and leaking but he was the conduit to the special counsel's office and andrew weissmann was also warned in august of 2016 about steele's political agenda, hillary paying for it, not being verifiable. >> yeah, absolutely. joiningt's great to be you from the great campus of liberty university. awesome to be here. >> sean: by the way, two of the nicest people you'll ever meet. i wish i was there with you.u. >> i wish you were here, too. so today is the mosts extraordinary day

the hills john solomon. possible prosecution over to specific issues.a violation of the espionage act, leaking classified information paired second, being left in candid. having lack of candor. that means line. of course, we are just hitting the tip of the iceberg, exposing corruption. that's our other big issue of the night. three plus years. they were complicit in political persecution. all things trump. they dragged this country through the mud. after mueller's testimony, they all wanted to pretend like it never, ever happens. in fact, after years of nonstop reckless coverage, robert mueller never came up during the democratic debates on fake news, cnn. yes, conspiracy tv. instead, we got a wild dose of politicians who are totally divorced from reality. that will literally put all of us into poverty if their plans are ever implemented. universal health care, may be, maybe not, private insurance options, or the criminalization of health insurance, or the decriminalization of illegal. oh, yeah, don't forget. the new green deal. number oil. no gas. the

john solomon, and we know now, in a matter of week, ten bombshell pieces of evidence could be rocking, not only the capital of washington, d.c., and that swamp, but should shock the conscience. this will include official document tatian of christopher steele's conversations with the fbi, along with steele's lengthy interview with inspector general, the gang of 8 material, the third fisa renewal application, and so much more. joining us now, first, to break it all down his investigative reporter, executive vice president of "the hill," john solomon. john, i have your article, literally just printed it out, hot off the presses. ten declassified russia collusion revelations that could rock washington this fall. my sources told me it will shock the conscience of a nation. >> yah. >> sean: let's go over them one by one. >> absolutely. i think the first is a form called the 10:30 two. we don't talk about it, and fbi form, the official documentation of what the fbi and christopher steele exchanged with each other. we have always focused on what did christopher steele give the fbi? but i'm to

the hill's john solomon. great to have you with us. >> good to be with you. >> let's start with a question i don't think that either of us would have imagined two weeks ago. your thoughts about the questions that have arisen now in the death of jeffrey ep epstn while in federal custody. >> yeah, no. this is a tragic situation, you can look through the last 20 years of inspector je general report at justice department, through multiple presidents, problem of management of bureau of prison, staffing and suicide watches have been flagged time and time again. instead your bureaucracy was focused on wild investigation of justice of russia and trump and other things, not to the core mission, whatever comes out of this investigation, the failure of bureau for a long period of time will be a story line we'll remember. lou: attorney ja general must wonder what he got himself into. department of justice has been run by idiots, and corrupt idiots at that for quite some time. >> we had weak steward ship under session, be

the ig's who reportedly according to solomon sources made a right recommendation, okay? just because the doj is not going to act under that recommendation does not mean that he's not going to be further looked at so remember, the u.s. attorney in connecticut now is taking all of this information in. so he's taking in our criminal referrals, for example. so look, i haven't disclosed who you have referred criminally but one could guess it's highly likely that we would use people that i have leaked classified information. so they are not going to act on any of our referrals for those have all been given to the u.s. attorney in connecticut. my guess is the same holds true for the ig. everything should be given to the attorney in connecticut. so if i was james comey, i wouldn't be walking in the cornfields of iowa running for president. >> tucker: so it is common, and it sounds a combine or detail but i don't get is, if comey is in fact indicted for that crime that he committed and admitted to committing, if that happens, will his house be rated by, say, 30 armed federal agen

the "the hill," john solomon. by the way, he has a big story out tonight about how the president can avoid a g.o.p. fumble on health care. it's at sean hannity on twitter. we'll be tweeting that out for you john, let's start with ukraine. peter schweizer did a great job talking about his son hunter on their first2.xp no experience in the hedge fund edbusiness either, so to speak, and, yeah, it's a huge, massive paid two weeks after traveling with his dad to china. talk about ukraine first. >> it's very important. because joe biden is running in the primary where the democratic party says is against big money, but it is evidently apparent now from the recordsre that are already in the public domain that has family wasas cashing in while he was a vice president, and china, and ukraine, and the health i industry. just about anywhere that they could get their hand out for money.stst that is going to be a problem. a conflict for a guy that wants to head a party that wants tot make ethics an issue in the 2020 election.

when you got word of john solomon's reporting and what will fox news has been able to report that james comey would ask you not be prosecuted, or help be held accountable for releasing and having clipped classified information in a nonclassified setting, what was your reaction? >> my first reaction is, this is the same thing we've seen prosecuted over and over again. he lied and he leaked classified information. he not only lied and leaked classified information, he has admitted it so he did it for political purpose. so the elements of the claim are all obvious so i'm thinking that they think that they need to hold off on indicting mr. comey until the horowitz report comes in and mr. durham's finishes in his investigation. i believe this is just a

said after visiting karen early that evening, he spent the light night with a friend named george solomonn moon lake about an hour to the north. >> he did go up to where he was staying. this is confirmed through interviews with george as well as george's girlfriend. >> george gave us a timeline that was consistent with what permentor gave us. >> tim's story checked out and he came clean on something right from the start. he had a record. he had done time. >> early on in your life, you get involved in trouble. what was going on? >> i was running an escort service. got stupid. started it up small basically running an ad out of a newspaper. getting a small office and it just expanded from there. >> what kind of money? >> i was grossing about $6,000 to $7,000 a day. >> that was the trap. >> why am i going to school making this kind of money. >> for ended up in a gun fight? >> yes, sir. >> tim was worried he would be painted as a bad guy right away because of his sorted past. he promised to cooperate in every way possible. but cops took him up on it. >> i allowed them to photograph me and remo

all right, john solomon, thank you. all right, former fbi director now being called a liquor and fire by the department of justice. a criminal referral has been started. this is only the tip of the iceberg. these 65 pages, just a beginning. we will have more detail when this, the first of many revelations, likely begin tomorrow. these are huge, massive developments. sadly, they are almost completely ignored by other so-called news networks, the same people who spent the last two and a half years of spreading lies, propaganda, misinformation, oh, conspiracy theories have a hoax that we've never seen in our lives are smack by the way, did they ever admit they were wrong? no, never. we still see baseless conspiracy theories that fit a vengeful, psychotic, deranged, anti-trump narrative. it's a psychosis, at this point, and yet, last night, conspiracy tv msdn c, low rated lawrence o'donnell was at it again. take a look. speak of this single source hasd me that donald trumps documents their show that he has cosigners, that i

john solomon, thank you.lso, thanks to judicial watch, last night we first learned fbi agents actually showed up in james comey's house one month after he was fired. why? to collect the confidential, yes, maybe illegal memos about the president that he had and that comey effectively stole from the government. so let's get this straight just to sum it up. super patriot jim comey stole classified materials from the government and leaked that information to the press through a professor friend of his. let's eat, premeditated fraud, lied to a court, unverifiable evidence that he never tried to verify, lying to judges on multiple occasions, then aligned to the president, spying on the trump campaign, the trump transition team, and then president trump. that would be called abuse of power. clearly major crimes seemingly committed and tonight, james comey, well, he knows better than we smelly walmart shoppers and trump voters, he will be held accountable. that i will assure you. also tonight, more breaking news. thi

lou: john solomon. >> thank you.preciate it, senator elizabeth warren apologizing against to native americans. we're not sure what the context of the apology was. but it had something to do with elaborate stories about her charity heritage. >> -- cherokee heritage. >> i know that i have made mistakes. i am sorry for harm i have caused. i have listened and i have learned. >> we'll have more in the show on warren and 2020 dems, we'll talk about the trump campaign's tim murde here. up next where trump administration is allowing u.s. companies to continue to do business with huawei. that is right. the feared sinister agent of espionage for the people's republic of china, huawei, we take that up right after the break. stay with us. lou: an iranian oil tanker on its way to greece tonight after being released from gi gibralta. it is bound by european law and turned it over to the iranians, commerce secretary wilbur ross announcing that u.s. companies can do business with huawei for another 90 days, 46 subsidiaries of the te

john solomon lewis. this guy and this family, sharecroppers in mississippi, they get way behind in debt. the owner threatens them with violence, and they decide we got to get away. we've got to get out of here. if we don't, if we stay, we may be killed. and so john solomon louis sneaks his family out of his sharecropper cabin in the middle of the night. they go down to the swamp near the mississippi river, and they wait in hopes that a steam boat will come and bik thpick them u. they wait for six weeks hoping somebody will stop, and that steam boat captain finally comes up, pulls up and allows john solomon louis and his family to get on that seam boat. you can see. this isn't john solomon louis, but these are the exdusters bound for kansas. the steam boat captain says where do you want to go, john solomon louis utters one word, kansas. that's it. just kansas. and everybody knows exactly what that means. that's what i mean by the image of kansas as opposed to the reality. the image of kansas among african

the hills don solomon, he will be here in a moment. he has a full reports. also, we have the very latest blunder from bernie sanders, elizabeth warren, and yes, robert francis beto bozo o'rourke. whose campaign is now on life support but tonight, we begin with the breaking developments surrounding convicted jeffrey epstein including a new link between epstein and of the prince of england. this is getting, well, more and more salacious every day. with more, we have our own trace gallagher in our west coast newsroom tonight read his connections deep, trees. >> yeah, you talk about another epic fail on the part of the facility. there are now at least two cameras that are in the hallway outside of the cell where jeffrey epstein hanged himself with "the washington post" reports that one camera and video footage that is unusable. there apparently is clear footage that was also captured but no one is saying what the clear video might reveal or why the bad video is too flawed for investigators to use. and in the case with no witnesses, video is paramount. meantime,

you can watch the entire program by searching the author's name, akiba solomon booktv.org. >> we are back live at the state capital in jackson for the mississippi book festival. [inaudible conversations]

it was seven years later, "the song of solomon "would give her her best break, she is best known foreloved. 48 black writers including my angelina wrote a letter of protest after the books failed to win a national book award. in it, they highlighted the fact morrison had yet to win a major literary prize, that would change as she earned a pulitzer prize and later became a nobel laureate. >> the pinnacle for a writer has to be the nobel prize. >> reporter: president barack obama awarded her the presidential medal of freedom in 2012. >> from song of solomon to beloved, tony reaches us deeply using a tone that is lyrical, concise, distinct and inclusive. she believes the language marks toward the place where meaning might lie. the rest of us are looking to follow along for the ride. >> reporter: morrison was 88 years old. >>> over rain free remembered her today with a moving tribute, she was a magician with language that understood the power of words. she use them to educate us, wake us and help us grapple with our deepest wound and try to comprehend them. she starred in the film adapta

viacom striking a deal to get back together after the media giant split more than a decade ago rahel solomonas the details on the entertainment empire >> cbs and viacom may be betting that a larger company can better compete in an industry dominated by bigger giants the new company will be called viacom cbs with cbs shareholders owning about 61% and have a market cap of $31 billion, still small compared to netflix at 130 billion. disney has nearly 250 billion, and comcast at almost 2 00 billion it will combine the cbs network with mtv, nickelodeon, comedy central and paramount movie studio they will own about 15,000 tv episodes and 3,600 films cbs and viacom split up in 2006. the holding compaprevious efforr failed because of price and clashes and who would run the company. bob backish will be president and ceo. joe ianello will be the chairman and ceo of cbs bob backish will be on "squawk box" this morning at 8:40 eastern back to you. >> thank you very much for that update. >>> in whale watching, trian partners staging an impressive comeback in 2019 the $9 billion hedge fund posting an 18%

with more on this breaking news report, john solomon. i'm reading your piece, we had critical, crucial, key information and you can even point to where we can find it. comey did not allow his investigators access to it, why? >> it's an unclear answer whether it was a blunder or an intentional effort to bury evidence. we don't know the answer to that. what's disturbing about the fact that we don't know the answer ia the inspector general michael horowitz identified this failure in the clinton email case a year ago. you had two attorney generals since then, jeff sessions and now bill barr. we had chris wray in charge and despite numerous letters from senators grassley and johnson, the justice department has yet to respond to let us know even after the fact,, they went to lookye at this evidence the fbi agents themselves said was important for them to see. >> sean: the attorney general was asked by senator grassley, and you point this out in your column, in his confirmation hearing whether or not he would give a written report, where does t

according to a report from the hills john solomon, inspector general michael horowitz found that comeyacked candor and leaked confidential government documents. james comey was even recommended for prosecution but solomon and fox news are reporting he won't be charged, for now. we saw a similar result a few months ago when a still unnamed fbi deputy assistant director was referred for criminal prosecution for purposely leaking sealed court documents. yet, the department of justice refused to prosecute. but while the disgraced former fbi director has escaped criminal charges for now, the department of justice's investigations into fisa abuse and the origins of the russia witch hunt are still underway. yesterday on twitter, freedom caucus chairman mark meadows of north carolina court pointed out comical, as the ig reported on comey, we are getting the sound of silence. no coming tweets, no softball interviews be less be tougher when you get questions by a department of justice inspector department general gave the truth is coming. his actions will come to light in the verdict won't be pr

in fact, i was talking to john solomon about it today.0%, maybe, is what we know. thee rest of it, the 70% or 75% is the bulk that's under the water that we don't know. so he will be looking at that. he'll beil looking at hillary clinton and that investigation. remember, people are coming out of the woodwork now. horowitz had been interviewing so many people in the fbi and others but remember, john durham has been interviewing people overseas, people connected with the cia, others in business who are outeo there, people who are coming forward and delivering information to the department ov justice. i tell you this, everyone is waiting for this big report, and we are hearing that there will be -- they will be handing people over for prosecution -- there will be from criminal referrals. i absolutely believe that.rr based on the sources i have spoken with and the people i have talked to you, we have to wait and see if the department of justice will actually charge these people with a crime and that is something we have to see. >> sean: i thi

john solomon is your opinion ready for the hill. he will explain what he means.ator joe manchin to pay lawmakers and the president, where will they find common ground on gun reform legislation? all of that ahead, stay with by us. so you can save big. get a no-fee personal loan up to $100k. the first survivor of alzis out there.ase and the alzheimer's association is going to make it happen. but we won't get there without you. join the fight with the alzheimer's association. the business of family time... ...and downtime. ...and you time. ...and forgetting what time it is...altogether. modernized comfort inns and suites have been refreshed because when your business is making time, our business is you. get the lowest price guaranteed on all choice hotels when you book direct at choicehotels.com. one welcome back early in the program we spoke with senator lindsey graham as pressure mounts on congress to reach a consensus on gun legislation. no reaction from the office of the aisle joining in a democratic senator, joe manchin west virginia. it is good to have you, th

my friend john solomon said we are in the beginning of the first quarter, we are in the pregame show. here's what everyone has to put in perspective: this was the head of the fbi. should have president trump fire james comey? here is 70 pages of the reason why. by the way, this was not the first time james comey has violated rules, regulations of the department of justice, we've already had reports on that. should the president have fired him? hundreds of reasons, 70 pages of which are out here. number two. this is serious investigations going on, how this whole thing started -- remember, james comey's leak is what appointed bob mueller. and we just saw, in last month, the charade of that hearing, that was going to be the crescendo of the entire russia collusion nonsense. you saw it play out in living color, in everybody's room, the people that watched it, and what did you see? they had nothing because there was nothing there. now we have the report that the guy in charge of the fbi was violating its policies, rules, and regulations, that is not something james comey should be celebra

currency this year told the court he received $25000000.00 from side to crime prince mohammed bin solomon but they haven't used the money for private purposes but she is a lawyer says his client denies all charges against. the numbers of that some of them we did not supply the money to the bank of sudan because we meant to hide the source and we did so because this was the desire of the prince and i had hoped that this would have been a secret court in order not to show the name of the prince he did not want his name to appear anywhere which is why he sent the money on a private plane with a private on a voyage this was his wish for it not to be known that there were just news agency says a suicide bomber has attacked police couldn't those one of us gun the stones biggest cities earlier the taliban lost a new offensive their afghan army reinforcements rushed to present clients is taking control from the government says at least. 30 taliban were killed the civilians are reported dead taliban's games are seen as strengthening negotiations for foreign forces to leave well a spokesman for afg

and it is the brainchild of sports agent jerry solomon. women sports gets 4% of jerry solomon. grow. when i was a young kid i went to the very first super bowl and if people had said then that they were going to be 52 of them, i don't think anybody in that sitting would have thought that there was a chance that was going to happen. the events taking place in albany, the capital of new york state and it is fitting really when you can consider this was one of the first state in the usa to give women the right to vote. the event has drawn ina the right to vote. the event has drawn in a wide range of talents including 0lympic champions, viral superstars, and grand slam winners. hopefully at some point, the equality word will kind of disappear and this will be a norm. u nfortu nately and this will be a norm. unfortunately it isn't, it is something we consul he have to fight andi something we consul he have to fight and i hope that people really do understand that women sports and women in general are not asking for more, we'rejust asking women in general are not asking for more, we'

her latest novel was released in 1970 but it was not until seven years later that the song of solomone her her biggest break. she was best known, for the novel beloved, 48 black writers including maia angela wrote a letter of protest after the book failed to win a national book award. inlet in it, they highlighted the fact that morrison had yet to win a major literary prize. that would change as he earned a pulitzer prize for the work and later became a nobel laureate. >> the pinnacle for writers has got to be the nobel prize. >> president barack obama awarded her the presidential medal of freedom in 2012 . >> from song of solomon to beloved, tony reaches us deeply using a tone that is lyrical, precise, distinct and inclusive. she believes language arcs toward the place where meaning might live. the rest of us are lucky to be following along for the ride . >> morrison was 88 years old. joy piazza, fox news. >>> there has been a number of tributes on social media. house speaker, nancy polluter tweeted this. today, the world lost a storyteller of unmatched empathy, elegance and power. t

according to his report, just out, the 2020 fbi report obtained by solomon, well, the bureau had, quotedium confidence that the dossier was like a source and that could also only be minimally verified which is huge since his intelligence was a very basis for the fisa warrants and three renewals, the bulk ofis information to spy on carter page and through carter page, the trump campaigne transition and on the term presidency. by the way, only the tip of the iceberg. okay, when we add that to the fbi spreadsheet that came up with more than 90% of information and the dossiers was total b.s., that means the warnings bruce ohr gave one in 2016 and august before the first fisa application. you broke the story about catherine cadillac about ten or 12 days before the first report was signed. they were warned that this is tainted, unverified. steele hated trump and hillary paid for it. they still use it as the bulk of information. they withheld from the fisa judges the big fact that hillary paid for it but they all knew it. which means that lying by omission so i would say premeditated fraud aga

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david solomon and its predecessor like but i'm fine since in february goldman's the board adopted a provision giving the ability to reduce some of their prey packages depending on the outcome of their want to be best to get. a giant squid indeed a say luisa haro there in new york with us with some very graphic metaphors. and looking to markets elsewhere it's been a bad week for investors on pakistan stock exchange the stock market there has marked its 4th straight day of falls thanks to the india pakistan tensions the karate stock exchange plummeting 2000 points to its lowest in 5 years on tuesday india passed a controversial bill stripping the statehood of john moon and kashmir and dividing the region into 2 territories one of which will be governed directed by delhi. the flare up in tensions has sparked a mass flight of migrant workers india has shut down mobile networks across the region and beyond public gatherings. a train platform in germany filled with laborers eager to leave a tense situation many say they were told to leave their jobs some report never receiving their salaries the ch

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book club helped toni morrison become a household name her novels such as the bluest eye song of solomon and beloved went beyond bestseller status they contributed to a shift in african-american storytelling a style that embraced ruthless honesty. toni morrison empowered countless readers and will be remembered as a force of nature in the world of literature and beyond. colleague david leavitt's joins me now as mentioned this year's molnar runs and she was a force of nature and it's so inspiring just watching her and some of those old interviews you know what's so inspiring about her is that as an author and as a person she stood for dignity in the face of hardship and racism and oppression you know when she started writing when she published her 1st novel as a single mother at age 40 stories about black americans were not considered literature for everyone they were really put in a box but she made stories about black americans world literature and she showed a lot of people along the way both in america and around the western world that great literature does not have to be just about w

guns you know shooting people on a rise solomons protestors and you know the i.e. nish 800 some kind of violence but for hong kong protesters is some umbrellas or water bottles i think that's peaceful you can say 11000000 people demonstrators on straight i mean this is most rational the human clear clean up of the streets after a demonstration i just want to ask you these protests have been going on for about 9 weeks now do you think in your view they have done something to the psyche of the people of hong kong has this been a tipping point have things changed in hong kong. i think hong kong cannot afford to have come demonstrations like they have a more important company stays in thailand which have accused. states in hong kong have a great deal working with china so it's very crucial and enough for those young people they have nothing to do you know they are there and the generation realise freedom guarantee their life for equality under this is what they want so this in the way they come back off we leave it there for the time being i really thank you so much fo

covered see bashir told the court he received 25000000 dollars from saudi crown prince mohamed bin solomon but that he had not used the money for private purposes in india nearly 2000000 people and asked them state have been excluded from a citizen's wage just there and could be left stateless and have to prove they're not foreigners or face detention. unexploded bombs are just one of the problems in rebuilding mosul in northern iraq the battle to that i saw fighters from their self declared caliphate 2 years ago busy left the city in ruins some iraqis are returning to rebuild but it's going to be a slow and expensive task of something of a explains in the autumn in a market the home of the reminder of the importance of perseverance after defeating i feel these blacksmiths in the city living when we claiming their centuries old profession riyad them of took out loans to rebuild a shop but the unity of the lady i came back for the love of my city and my people and i wanted to carry on my forefathers profession. as people children in this neighborhood spend their summer at the center and esc

common see bushehr told the court he received $25000000.00 from side to prime prince mohammed bin solomon but that he used the money for private purposes it's. at least 13 people have been killed and 2 dozen injured in an airstrike in syria's province u.s. has confirmed the strike saying it was against al qaida at least 550 civilians in an iran to have died since april and about 400000 people have been displaced. 2 states in the forum formerly communist east germany are holding elections on sunday the far right alternative for germany is expected to make big gains in both one of the states is brandenburg which surrounds burnet as dominic a move towards the far right is in contention to be the single largest party there . on a warm summer evening in you even these people have come to hear from the far right the speaker is and they are skull bits the party's lead candidate in brandenburg and according to german media a man linked to neo nazi groups he denies some but not all of the claims the f.d.a. is popular in several areas of this state where unemployment remains higher than the nationa