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-dan sr.: hi, patrick. -patrick: hi, dad. how are you? -dan sr.: i'm good.y hello. -dan sr.: how are you, sir? -lemonis: good. i'm marcus. mr. dilascia? -dan sr.: yes. -lemonis: nice to meet you. -dan sr.: same to you. lemonis: did you bring us any baked goods today? dan sr.: no, i'm done with that. lemonis: you're done with the bakery. dan sr.: i did that for 43 years. lemonis: aren't you proud of your son? dan sr.: yes, i am. yes, yes. lemonis: i see a lot of families working together, and i think it's a testament to you and your wife how dan and kelly have really taken care of patrick. how does it feel to have everybody together? patrick: it's so nice. it's -- i love it. lemonis: is it any better working with patrick now, kelly? kelly: i was thinking about this yesterday, 'cause we drove from upstate together with not one fight. -patrick: yeah. -lemonis: was he sleeping? [ laughter ] now that patrick has a process in place, he won't need to be saved by his family every time. patrick: i cannot believe you guys are here. this is, like, crazy. lemonis: he st

we're now at world war sr., 1917. congress established a new disability system of compensation and vocational rehabilitation for disabled veterans. world war sr. more than 300,000 veterans were wounded but only 47,000 claims were approved. it was a pretty steep curve to get approved even at the end of world war sr. the first consolidation of all these veterans' programs, which had been disbursed throughout the government, occurred in 1921 when congress combined everything to create the veterans bureau. the budget of the veterans bureau at that time was $477 million. colonel charles forbes was put in charge of the bureau in 1922. he started to set out construction of v.a. hospitals across the country because the world war sr. vets were coming back with tuberculosis and psychiatric issues were quite significant. i don't know how many of you know about charles forbes, but things didn't end too well with him. he ended up being arrested and going to jail for having stolen a lot of the money that was supposed to go to const

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and look at the tweet that donald trump sr. released just a little bit after that.ry little pick up by the dishonest media of the incredible information provided by wikileaks. so dishonest. rigged system. so what's your analysis of the coordination of -- or at least those two statements coming back to back? >> this is pretty significant from an intelligence and investigative perspective because you're looking not only at statements, but i want to see everybody who is copied on those e-mails, everybody who was copied in the months before. i want to see every recipient on the wikileaks side. was there just one e-mail address. i want to correlate that with whether anybody in the campaign ever called a phone number associated with wikileaks. and then as you go into the interviews, wolf, i want to ask everybody on that e-mail list on the u.s. side, on the trump side, do you recollect these e-mails? what other contact did you have with wikileaks? what did people around the campaign say? my point is it's not just this interaction with donald trump jr. it's a whole avenue o

. >> do you believe it's possible then candidate donald trump sr. did not know his son was communicating with wikileaks? i mean, october 12th, the same day wikileaks asked trump junior to tweet about its release, trump senior tweeted that wikileaks wasn't getting enough attention. >> one of the striking contents is the casual air and tone of them. and also the fact that donald trump jr. was in fact communicating up the chain of the trump campaign organization, including very likely to his father, the candidate. so directly answering the question, there is so much circumstantial evidence here that the president, now president was in fact knowledgeable about these communications. >> also, as you know, october 14th, the same day that donald trump junior tweeted that link that wikileaks asked him to tweet, then vice president candidate mike pence, do you want to hear from him direct ol this. >> not only from the vice president, but from the president himself. there ought to be an explanation from the president about whether he was knowledgeable about hi

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so all of this certainly has flynn sr.oncerned we're told because there is that chance that they may be trying to get to flynn jr. as a way to get to michael flynn sr. >> fascinating. great to see you. thank you so much. let's discuss in, mike baker is here, former ceo pop difference, and paul callen our analyst. what do you make of the reporting that he is concerned about the exposure that his son may have and that may play into how he responds? >> i think a lot of american citizens would be surprised to find out that this is routine in federal investigations where -- >> father against the son? >> father against the son, a wife against a husband. a lot of times you'll have a case where the wife signed off on the tax returns and they will go and they will say if you don't plead guilty, if you don't cooperate, we're going after your wife and your kid because he was involved. they may be try being to turn flynn signor oig osr. and say supply us with the information, your son will get indicted. it's a common tactic. >> does i

did talk to donald trump sr., but it raises a huge question, but if he was willing to talk to his dad on that, the idea he didn't talk to his dad based on this meeting he had when a russian lawyer from the kremlin tell him they have dirt on hillary clinton and the campaign, that seems unbelievable he didn't talk to his dad. >> to the question are any laws broken, it is illegal for an american to solicit anything of value from foreigner. there's an exception to that rule, which is none of the law plies to media organizations. one of the defense tat trump people were parent as this case got up, was to say even if we did cooperate with wikileaks that's media bauds they're a media organization. the revelation of the method we see on wikileaks i think pass powerful contradiction to that. wikileaks is acting like an organization of influence. oregons do not call on defeated candidates to attest the ability of an election. if wikileaks is not an media organization, all of this has a much more sinister implication. if they are a media organization, donald trump jr. and senior has a defense. i

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and it was flynn sr. who said through his lawyer, i have a story to tell. will he tell it?. susan, thank you. >>> the white house says the president will not sign any bill that raises taxes on the middle class, but also this morning, the president's chief economic adviser says, quote, the most excited group out there are big ceos. so can this bill make everyone happy? we're going to break it down next. accused of obstructing justice to theat the fbinuclear war, and of violating the constitution by taking money from foreign governments and threatening to shut down news organizations that report the truth. if that isn't a case for impeaching and removing a dangerous president, then what has our government become? i'm tom steyer, and like you, i'm a citizen who knows it's up to us to do something. it's why i'm funding this effort to raise our voices together and demand that elected officials take a stand on impeachment. a republican congress once impeached a president for far less. yet today people in congress and his own administration know that this president is a clear and

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srs franken is concerned, he is going to have to speak -- as far as franken is concerned, he is going to have to speak for himself. i would rather have him speak to himself -- for himself. what? we had a great call with president putin. we talked about north korea. we had a call that lasted almost an hour and half. we put out a release on the call. we are talking strongly about peace to this area. we are talking strongly about north korea and ukraine. [indiscernible] president trump: cannot hear you. louder. president trump: i am not to get involved in litigation, but i felt that was a deal -- i do not think it is a good deal for the country. i'm not going to get involved in irrigation. thank you, everybody. have a very great thanksgiving. do you believe more more -- roy moore? president trump: well, he denies it. 40 years is a long time. he has run eight races, and this is only,. most of them are trumped voters. all of them is you have to do is you have to do. you totally denies it. [indiscernible] president trump: i do. i really do. i think it should. thank you. have a good thanksgi

is the whole enchilada for mike flynn sr. so can you sort of talk about, as a prosecutor, sort of the value of having a man's son ensnared in a criminal probe, as well as the significance of what paul manafort has already been indicted for? >> sure. well, let's start with the first question, you know, i'll give you a great example of what mueller is doing with mike flynn's son is a pretty common tactic by prosecutors. and here in illinois, we love prosecuting our governors for corruption and former governor george ryan, the evidence that ultimately brought -- ensnared him and got him convicted was the testimony of one of his closest aides, and the way that prosecutors flipped that aide was by investigating his girlfriend/fiancee and ultimately made a deal with him in exchange for leniency for her. and he cooperated basically on her behalf. we call that vicarious cooperation, when you corroborate on behalf of another. that very well may be what happened here, because perhaps the president was willing to pardon flynn, but not f

but i believe it is an easy choice to honor sr. chief seal ryan owens, who was deployed to a country most americans would struggle to find on a map. he spent countless time away from his family, protecting our nation so that we didn't have to. most people will never understand the sacrifice required to keep evil outside of our gates. ryan did it for our country. for his family. and for the soldier on his left or his right. he traded comfort for hardship, time and time again. and ultimately his life. this to preserve our right to think, our right to believe, and our right to become whatever we want in this life. his shining example and sacrifice will be a beacon for generations to come, who will step up to fight if needed for our god-given inheritance of freedom, no matter the cost. i urge my colleagues to support this united states post office designation to a great american man and warrior, sr. chief seal ryan owens. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from ke

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. >> 15 minutes later, donald trump sr. tweets that link about wikileaks, and on october 14th, two days later, don jr. tweets that link that wikileaks asked him to. do we have that right? >> donald trump, sr., then the republican nominee tweeted about a different part. there was a long message from wikileaks, and it ended by saying, hey, by the way, part four of the podesta e-mails is up and 15 minutes later donald trump jr. says they are not getting enough play in the mainstream media and the system is rigged. two days later donald trump jr. tweets out the search function link sent to him by wikileaks in the same long message. >> either way it's a crazy coincidence that they tweet right after requests from wikileaks to tweet or what can you conclude from this? >> he's acting on the question of an organization, on october 7th, a week before that, the office of the director of national intelligence put out an unprecedented statement saying the hacks of the dnc, and the democratic national committee were orchestrated by the r

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doesn't respond, but 15 minutes later from the time the message is evidence is, donald trump sr.weets. and then two days later trump junior tweets out the very link the wikileaks asked him to tweet out. is it possible it's a coincidence that 15 minutes after wikileaks tweets his son that his father does it? >> to answer your question specifically, is it possible? sure. i suppose that's possible. do i believe that to be the case? i don't think so. there are two things that come out. one from the wikileaks side. very important, anderson. they are quite clear they are in this business to support the donald trump campaign. there's no other purpose revealed in the wikileaks side of the exchange of communications. and then there are several examples in your time line, the one you just brought up being one of them, certainly examples where the campaign clearly synchronized its actions with the actions of wikileaks. wikileaks even then was known to be hostile to the united states and has already been pointed out in your show tonight. mike pompeo has declared it to be a hostile nonstate i

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we have done a lot at sr -- at fsoc, so i am very comfortable with the process. >> [indiscernible] -- on buyback and dividends. if that is the case, how you get there? sec. mnuchin: who said that? >> [indiscernible] ceo'snuchin: not the i've spoken to, not the small-business owners. i've spoken to literally hundreds of them and there is a big commitment for jobs and bringing back business to the united dates. -- united states. >> [indiscernible] sec. mnuchin: i do think it is. it is aggressive, let me be clear. it is an aggressive timeline. but i think we have the ability to take input in both committees, and there is a timeline to getting this done. i can take a couple more. >> [indiscernible] sec. mnuchin: no, i'm not making any comments on that. >> there seems to be a section of the bill that is illuminating [indiscernible] is that the case? sec. mnuchin: again, we have spent a lot of time on the issue of interest deductibility. i think as you know, in the original house gop plan, they had proposed originally eliminating all business deductibility. i think they heard a lot of conce

that's when flynn sr. sat next to the russian president at a black tie dinner for the rt television network. nbc news reported that mueller had enough evidence to file charges in the flynn investigation and his son. fox news confirms mueller's team is looking at flynn sr. for failing to register as a foreign agent when he was lobbying for turkey. also accusations that he talked about a plot to kidnap a turkish cleric living in pennsylvania. flynn has denied that. flynn jr. commented about the ongoing federal investigation tweeting that he does not think he will go to jail. josh gerstein is here from politco. what do they have on michael flynn jr.? >> well, i think that the idea, shep, that it comes from the same involvement of him being side by side with his father in a lot of activities. there's questions i think about statements that were given either as part of background checks because remember there was a story at one point that the father had thought that some kind of security clearance or requested

. >> michael flynn sr. did meet with turkish representatives both before he was named national security adviser and he had another meeting after he was formally named national security adviser during the transition before he started his role after the president took office. but do you know, congressman, if those are the only two meetings he had with turkish representatives? >> i don't know. and i'm not sure that anybody could know. meaning, you know, it's quite possible there were other meetings out there that aren't reported. so no, i don't know. what i do know is that meetings that which a non -- before the president became the president, if there was a discussion with turkish government representatives of something like this, quite apart from the obvious charge of kidnapping, we do in this country try to run one government at a time. and there have been a number of instances associated with michael flynn where there were discussions or alleged discussions with the officials of foreign governments about w

about a story and then 15 minutes later donald trump sr. tweets about wikileaks? >> yes. that was very interesting. and we've got to remember, this was a family-owned business and donald trump was the patriarch of that family business. and they worked very closely together. so i don't think that donald trump jr. did anything without first checking with his father and vice versa. >> congresswoman, there's also this from vice president mike pence. this is on october 14. right when so many of these conversations were going on. watch this. >> some have suggested on the left all this bad stuff about hillary, nothing bad about trump that your campaign is in cahoots with wikileaks. >> nothing could be further from the truth. i think all of us have -- you know, have had concerns about wikileaks over the years, and it's just a reality of american life today and of life in the wider world. >> so, congresswoman, the vice president's office put out this statement saying the vice president was never aware of anyone associated with the campaign being in contact with wikileaks. he first

indictment but the added complication of his son's legal liabilities being in the mix, michael flynn sr. >> talking to white house officials and other people around the trump orbit, there was a real sense of dread about flynn possibly being indicted and, you're right. there was a relief last week when it wasn't flynn but manafort. the reason for that is flynn was so close to the president for such a long period of time during the campaign he was at donald trump's side on the plane. he heard a lot of conversations. he was a party to some of the most sensitive things that the president was discussing when it came to national security, when it came to the russia relationship and then he was involved in the transition, helping make decisions about who would staff this government and what sort of information the president-elect would receive and for the first 24 days of donald trump's presidency, mike flynn was his most important national security figure in the government. the national security adviser. so he's heard a lot. he knows a lot. and there's a lot that potentially he could share wi

sr's the situation where the montgomery county police officer hit one of the suspects who died, that is being investigated by maryland state police tonight. reporting live on the inner loop of the beltway in prince george's county, tom roussey, abc 7 news. jonathan: and some incredible video. this woman that you see walking inht here down the hallway the hospital, that is tina frost, the maryland woman who was wounded in the las vegas massacre. her doctors say that her she has baked cookies, kicked and thrown a rubber ball, and is walking the halls without help. she is also speaking more words thestop she lost an eye in shooting and was previously in a coma. we certainly wish her the best and will let you know how this works out. alison: wow. update and aide call for change after sensitive tax documents were dumped on the sidewalk in d.c. elegant eleanor holmes norton is getting involved in the situation. people's tax records were left on the sidewalk after u.s. marshals closed a tax office in northeast. tim barber is live at the changes norton wants to see. tim: after she watched ou

. >> i reached the father, donnell miller sr. by phone earlier this afternoon and he had no common. chad pradelli, channel 6 "action news." >>> thank you. we have an update to a story we told you about last night at 11:00. the shooting of a pregnant woman in the oxford circle section of philadelphia. and what an update it is. the shooting victim went to the hospital with bullet wounds in both legs and at 2:00 a.m. she delivered her baby. vernon odom is live at einstein medical center in olney. what a story this is -- >> reporter: indeed jim and mostly good news, mother and her newborn baby a girl remain here at einstein tonight listed in good condition. in the meantime this happens as the alleged attacker is cooling it in the city jail. >> i just want justice to get served that is it. >> that would be? >> put her where she belongs in jail and make her pay for what she did. >> she wants this woman her next door neighbor cox, to be put in jail. it was the culmination of malone and the other. and they said that cox constantly complained that the family and children made too much noise

basically passing the information on to don sr. who said the very things that wikileaks asked him to say. >> that is an incredibly incriminating exchange. they say, hey, will you tweet this out. the next thing know, the candidate, donald trump, the candidate is tweeting out the thing. >> two days later don jr. is tweeting out the url so people can look at the documents. >> i want you to hold that thought because i want to come back and talk more about this when we continue. ("carol of the bells" playing) ♪ ♪ ♪ (music ends) (drumsticks clattering) >>> there is no collusion between me and my campaign and the russians. there has been no collusion. there has been leaking by comey. but there's been no collusion, no obstruction and virtually everybody agrees to that. >> they leave the meetings all the time and they say, no, we haven't found any collusion. there is no collusion. you know why? because i don't speak to russians. >> there has been absolutely no collusion. it's been stated that they have no collusion. they ought to get to the

earnhardt was 26 when his father, the ledge enary deal earnhardt sr was killed as they raced together toward the finish of a daytona 500. junior hangs up his helmet with an impressive 26 career victories, including two at daytona. britan's queen elizabeth 2 and prince fill lip are celebrating their 70th anniversary with a new portrait. the photo was taken earlier this month inside their home, windsor castle. the queen now 91 and the prince now 96 are planning a private celebration tomorrow with other members of the royal family. up next they are puerto rico's future. school children learning in the dark. >> quijano: former hamilton star lin-manuel miranda lead a march in washington dsm krvment for hurricane-ravageed puerto rico calling on congress to address the crisis still unfolding in the american territory. nearly two months after the storm, about half of the island is still in the dark. as david begnaud reports, school children are getting lessons in patience and persevereance. >> good plorng to you. >> by daylight these first graders are practicing english at julyio henna elemen

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sr. wasrump, talking about wikileaks all through the final weeks of the campaign.is not a smoking gun. it does not look like he is knee-deep in collusion. but there shows a connection, which the intelligence community concludes was being handed information from russian hackers. jane: what has been jeff sessions' reaction to that? anthony: he is considering that as one of a range of options, whether they will open their own investigation in the justice department or hand this off to the special counsel, which is something usually reserved for when the justice department cannot investigate itself. today, he was asked about that. he said he would come to a thick quick conclusion on this. it was going to be based on whatever evidence and cts they find. there's a lot of pressure. donald trump -- it is unusual to see a president publicly pressure a justice department on any sort of ongoing investigation. jane: thank you very much for joining me. you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come, six months after taking office, the french president talks to the bbc

first, on the voting thing, what does it tell you that bush, sr. by bush to do what he vote for clinton. >> it tells you donald trump is a different kind of republican politician, so much so that he's not a republican. he's a republican nominally only. but husband policies, his stance on domestic and foreign policy is very different than the stances of those of george h.w. and george w. bush. >> why did these two men talk to you? >> they've been circumspect. i talked to them about the important historical aspect of this situation. this is the only father/son relationship that we've had -- father/son presidents with the exception of john adams and john quincy adams. there was 24 years between those presidency, the the presidency of john adams and john quincy adams and only eight between george h.w. bush and george w. bush. it was a communications age where they could talk to each other on an immediate term basis to the nature of that was more important than the adams' relationship and history has to know what that relationship was ultimately about.

basically passing the information on to don sr. who said the very things that wikileaks asked him to say. >> that is an incredibly incriminating exchange. they say, hey, will you tweet this out. the next thing know, the candidate, donald trump, the candidate is tweeting out the thing. >> two days later don jr. is tweeting out the url so people can look at the documents. >> i want you to hold that thought because i want to come back and talk more about this when we continue. so how old do you want to be when you retire? uhh, i was thinking around 70. alright, and before that? you mean after that? no, i'm talking before that. do you have things you want to do before you retire? oh yeah sure... ok, like what? but i thought we were supposed to be talking about investing for retirement? we're absolutely doing that. but there's no law you can't make the most of today. what do you want to do? i'd really like to run with the bulls. wow. yea. hope you're fast. i am. get a portfolio that works for you now and as your needs change. investment