who has advocated for a much more free trump conservative immigration policy with the likes of steven miller who has the president's ear on immigration and he is very much at odds with had her. that has put him at odds with many folks within the republican party at times and i think you're seeing that. the president campaigned, right, wrong or indifferent that he wants to build the wall. so until that wall gets built, that's a campaign promise for his base, again, whether or not you agree with it. that's a campaign promise for his base that president trump feels needs to be delivered. if everyone in the administration isn't in a lock step with that, they're going to be at odds with him. >> are her days numbered? >> it's hard to tell at this point because that report mentioned chief of staff john kelly who is formerly homeland security secretary and secretary nielson was his chief of staff. so this is i couldn't tell again another sign of different factions in the white house going at it over this, but at the same time, we've seen nielsen has adopted a very conservative approach that could wo

is this core donald trump or what we are hearing channelled core steven miller and maybe others? >> i think it is core donald trump through and through. this is one of the messages he has been consistent on and animated. he talked about immigration and illegal immigration after he came down the escalator and talked about it ever since. he loves to talk about the wall. so i don't think it is a surprise to get riled up over the issue. he almosted vetoed the whole omnibus funding over not having enough money for the wall. when running a relatively small company, he can yell at somebody and getting it in line, yelling at your director of homeland security doesn't make anything better and made the relationship worse and almost lead to another cabinet vacancy. which is the last thing they need. >> let's run a clip of what happened on fox business earlier today. the subject is john mccain and torture. >> she can't use it anymore because it is -- we have determined in congress it is not legal. john mccain, it worked. we called him song bird zwaan. those methods can work and it is effecti

did steven miller contact the department of justice about adding a citizenship question? do you have in the e-mails, phone records, letters, communications, with steven miller from the white house? >> again, i'm not going to get into any department communications or deliberations that may have happened in the executive branch or any do. >> thank you, mr. gore. >> -- this or any other matter. >> gentleman yields bang. the gentleman from michigan is recognized. >> thank you, mr. chair. thank you for being here today, mr. gore. unfortunately. sometimes degenerates rather than ask -- the witness has become a piÑata in towards make a political point and today is an example of that. the importance of the sin sunday is make sugar people are comfortable enough answering questions that their privacy is protected. they don't feel vulnerable, otherwise you have a faulty census so let me ask you questions boston privacy. when is the least time the department of justice brought a case against someone for unlawfully differ closing information in violation of the privacy laws in title x

all of those things, but he's still there and he's not going to back away from that and he has steven millerjared kushner, john kelly, he has an administration that's not stopping this, that's actually adding to it and it's really -- it's just really -- it's just scary to see. that's why i keep saying we have to stop this in november. >> you begin to lose the words. >> a hard liner from the center for immigration studies ronald more ten son has been added for oversight role. jason, you are out there covering elections. is this resonating at all on the campaign trail? are people talking about this where they vote? >> yeah, actually there was someone running for a congressional seat up in new york, i was tweeting about this earlier this week, you have people now and in particular with this issue with i.c.e., we have to focus on i.c.e., it is the largest government agency. i.c.e. is asking our government permission to erase and destroy documentation of abuse. you have children who were placed in homes who ended up being trafficked and now i.c.e. is saying, white house, can we get rid of that in

and meeting at trump tower involving don junior and another member of the current administration steven milleres." we're working to confirm any of this reporting here at cnn. we'll take a quick break and be right back. ballpark. [park announcer] all military members stand and be recognized. sometimes fans cheer for those who wear a different uniform. no matter where or when you served, t-mobile stands ready to serve you. that's why we're providing half off family lines to all military. your society was led by a woman, who governed thousands... commanded armies... yielded to no one. when i found you in my dna, i learned where my strength comes from. my name is courtney mckinney, and this is my ancestrydna story. now with 5 times more detail than other dna tests. order your kit at ancestrydna.com now with 5 times more detail than other dna tests. a trip back to the dthe doctor's office, mean just for a shot. but why go back there, when you can stay home, with neulasta onpro? strong chemo can put you at risk of serious infection, which could lead to hospitalizations. in a key study, neulasta redu

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they met with don junior, they think steven miller was there in the room as well. erik prince, the former head of the blackwater mercenary firm, the brother of betsy devos, the education secretary now. and two of these people involved in that meeting that we already knew about in the seychelles after the election. there's a lot of questions what came out of this meeting, what was offered, what was accepted, what wasn't. and the take-away in this increasingly baroque and entangled things that have coffee-eye of the special counsel robert mueller, the take-away suggests that may be suggestions that collusion with russia may not be the only thing. and those who may have offered to help the trump campaign may or may not have done something with regard to that offer but if it did, it would be illegal. >> charlie, i know this is all new. you may not have the answers. i just want to confirm, this is don junior in his meeting two emissaries, one from saudi arabia, from one an israeli corporation, is that how it was described? >> an israeli corporation with social media. th

and he has steven miller write a letter for him to justify the firing of comey. that is a diatribe against comey, and anyone to recount in public that he is not a target. when with get back from that weekend, he shows it to mcgahn. mcgahn said you can't say this letter. rosenstein said there is no way you can say this. they ultimately paired it down. so i don't read into a lot of what mccabe is saying as a new revelation. this is the same old revelation that the president wanted to be exonerated from the russia probe. >> and he was getting miller and mcgahn and rosenstein to try to you say that. none of them, except miller, but mcgahn and rosenstein refused to do it. >> mcgahn standing up for the worst instincts and impulses. it could provide information about intent and obstruction. that's the deeper problem for the president about these latest revelations. if he has got the notion that i'm going to fire this guy and is going to stepped it, that's obstruction. >> we have to leave it there. it raises questions for rosenstein who was told russia was part of the re

the august 3rd meeting is attended by donald trump junior and his office with steven miller who is taking a very senior position at the white house and they are being introduced by a friend of them and a big donor to their campaign eric prince to newcomers. one of them is between middle east earn docountries and the united states and between prime minister netanyahu and he did all sorts of other things of the like and with another israeli australia born by the name of joel zamel who own as company that specializes in the manipulation, in negotiating huge campaign shaping public opinion. >> okay. so but the significance of this meeting, tell me how it fits into the broader investigation by mueller. >> so mueller has been investigating for example the company called cy group that he owns which just few months before that proposed the trump campaign a huge social media multi million dollar campaign that would involve the creation of many fabricated identities, avatars and bots to help the trump campaign. they said that nothing came out of that campaign but we know that the special investigat

should stand up and stop dodging his own responsible because he's saying that on the one hand while steven miller, who reports to him because he's the chief staff, is in the same room saying that they're all murdere murderers, rapists and drug dealers and if they're not, they're coming from shithole countries. my mom and dad, they came here legally. they were american citizens, but they didn't speak the language. they did well and so have immigrants throughout the ages. that's what makes this a great country. almost as though mr. kelly forgets. come here to be doctors, engineers, teachers, to be wonderful, highly educated people, yes. but you know what? you know the ones i was thinking about when he was saying that, the ones that probably came across undocumented to work in the fields and he eats the vegetables they pick. that no american will go out and pick and he eats the fruit of their labor. literally and figuratively. they work at back breaking jobs. and you know what i thought also? mr. kelly hassed with such d distinction in the armed forces. surely he must have seen permanent residents,

it was jared kushner and steven miller. that has certainly come up in our reporting as well. the other thing this really shows us is that there are questions about his business dealings. during the campaign, potentially, with russia. and that's relating to michael cohen who is now obviously in the news -- facing potential criminal charges, felix seder, who is cooperating with the mueller investigation, and others including foreign nationals about this russian real estate deal that they were talking about, development in russia during the campaign. and lastly, obviously, we have all these questions about collusion. and that is the communications this is why i think roger stone thing here stood out to me is that he's asking the president essentially what do you know about these communications between roger stone, his associates, wikileaks. that has been a lot of reporting that roger stone may have been communicating. roger stone is denight he commu communicated with wikileaks. the miss universe path in 2013, we have been doing a lot of reporting on that, mueller has gone back t

when he's done talking to you and he turns and it could be a steven miller, it could be a john bolton, it could be somebody on twitter who likes him. the president changes his tune. we've all learned he's a salesman and a chameleon and basically says whatever the people in that room like. >> well, one of the things i would say though he is consistent. i think he said it yesterday again. the iraq war was a mistake. the idea of regime change was a mistake. so when i hear about them saying oh, they want regime change in iran, i try to emphasize the president's been very clear that a regime change in iraq didn't work and i try to draw the parallels that regime change in iran i think would create another vacuum and disaster. the same way regime change in syria would. so while john bolton wants regime change in syria and he was picked by the president, i actually don't think that's the president's position, to be for regime change in syria. i think we all do the best we can. we all want our ideas or what we believe in to succeed. so we do our best to influence those who are in position, of

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do you have any e-mails, phone records, letters, communications with steven miller from the white house? >> again, i'm not going to get into any department communications or deliberations that may have happened in the executive branch or any decisions-- >> thank you, mr. gore. >> on this or any other matter. >> gentleman yields back, the gentleman from michigan is recognized. >> thank you, mr. chair. thanks for being here today, mr. gore. unfortunate unfortunately-- sometimes the witness here is a pinata in order to make a political point and the importance of the census is to make sure that the people are comfortable enough answering questions that their privacy is protected otherwise you have a falt faulty. when was the lays time that the department brought against peop people-- the privacy laws, do you recall that. >> i don't know. >> you don't recall cases where people's privacy is suddenly violated? >> i don't know of any. >> what are the people levied against people violating title 13 privacy laws? >> i've not studied the issue, congressman, i don't know the penalties off the top

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analysis from steven hayes in washington let's start with david lee miller live in new york city where there will be a big meeting today or tomorrow david lee. let's start there. >> good morning. it's expected the north korean diplomat, kim yong chol, will arrive at new york's jfk airport in the next few hours. much about his itinerary is secret. the administration is taking a three-pronged approach for preparing with a summit with north korea. meetings will take place in singapore as well as the demilitarized zone. the highest-level talks are slated to take place here in new york city in the next day or two between the secretary of state mike pompeo and north korean diplomat kim yong chol. as you mentioned, he is now the highest ranking or will be highest-ranking north korean diplomat to visit the united states in 18 years. fact that kim is meeting with pompeo is seen as significant. a former spy boss and current vice chair of north korea's workers party. at 72 he served not just kim jong-un but north korea's two previous leader and twice met with mike pompeo. specific items on the ag

miller. jeremy peter, "new york times." mike pesca, hosts of the slate's daily post dad apodcast and his book out, "upon further review." brett steven, conservative op-ed columnist for "the new york times." matt, i turn to you first, how extraordinary is this request from the president, and how important are the details? meaning, does he need to put this thing in writing? or is it just red meat for the sean hannities of the world to talk about all day and all night instead of them having to discuss paul manafort's son-in-law pleading guilty or the latest story about don jr.? >> you know, i think it's a bit of both. for a year and a half, we watched the president interfere with the justice department usually in a generalized way. always generally, never specific. never, you know, going to the lengths he did or i should say rarely going to the lengths he did yesterday, demanding up a specific investigation. you know, this has always been the red line we've been waiting for. the moment we know where the justice department and rule of law is severely under threat by the president. what i think we saw yesterday in response was the justic

miller passed away on march 23 at the age of 86. he was born on february 24, 1932, in young harris, georgia, in towns county. he was born to birdie and steven. when zell was 17 days old, his father died. his widowed mother raised her son and daughter, jane, alone. in young harris, located in the north georgia mountains, miller's mother built a home for herself and her children from cks she had hauled a spring. mr. speaker, i had the privilege of attending young harris college and i am familiar with this area. i was blessed to hear about these stories and i always heard about the story of how mrs. miller home. and it was that experience, that house that became symbolic of zell miller's rugged independence. after he graduated from young harris college, zell miller continued his education at emery university in -- emory university in atlanta. but shortly after he arrived there, he found he wasn't he really focusing on his studies. in fact, in one of the many books that he wrote, "core values," he writes about waking up in jail in young harris, drunk as a skunk. he tells that story in that book. i read the book and i remember that story. well,