. >>> and later, an exclusive interview with former governor terry mcauliffe.e'll talk about everything from the russia investigation to the health of his party when he joins me live onset. but first, the start of this week, believe it or not, marks 500 days of the trump administration, and the mueller investigation rolls on with it. this sunday morning we were presented with an evolving posture from the white house. there was the scripture of a secret legal memo that "the new york times" revealed, and then there was the sermon of how rudy giuliani framed it on the sunday shows. the document written by john dowd and jay sekulow before giuliani joined the team asserts that the president could end the special counsel investigation, doesn't need to sit for an interview with robert mueller, could ignore a subpoena, and depending on how you interpret it, could potentially even pardon himself. but pressed to defend those claims, rudy giuliani was not exactly preaching fire and brim stone. >> you're making a case that he didn't obstruct or are you making a case a pres

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thousand dollars and you know that five hundred thousand of that money is coming from terry mcauliffe who is the one nine hundred ninety six clinton reelection finance chairman you know that money's coming from there why wouldn't you want to recuse yourself this is a professional organization the f.b.i. so it's really bad there's one simple reason why they didn't recuse themselves they thought hillary was going to win exactly under what kate thought he'd be the f.b.i. director and peter struck was on the fast track to promotion as well that's why they did expose any of it ok i don't want to share it here you know because it's too it gets two against one richard please jump in go ahead just a quick thing on this mckay business his wife was the democratic candidate for the state senate position in virginia she got help from the democratic party in virginia to turn this into hillary clinton money again it's twisted it's really kind of making facts up and people keep doing it because it's handy it's. you know . all right gentlemen gentlemen we're not going to resolve we're not going to re

trump all you want separately but bill clinton has gotten away with this for 20 years and to see terry mcauliffel brand say he should have resigned and acted differently and should have apologized 20 years too late, a testament to the fact the clintons are no longer politically healthy. >> much bigger -- >> we will have you come back becausthis issue is not going away, thank you for your time. new ambassador to germany under fire for saying in an interview he wants to empower europeans antiestablishment politicians, reaction from european socialists, much more in where in the world next. ♪ libu. i forgot. chevy also won a j.d. power dependability award for its light-duty truck the chevy silverado. oh, and since the chevy equinox and traverse also won chevy is the only brand to earn the j.d. power dependability award across cars, trucks and suvs-three years in a row. phew. third time's the charm... >> time for where in the world. us ambassador to journey facing backlash after saying he wants to empower antiestablishment conservatives to rise up against elites. that rounded up the germans who want

shannon: a lot of folks were not expected to feature so prominently, terry mcauliffe very close to the clintons, key political player with them. there is talk of his connection in donations to andrew mccabe's wife. we have been in that territory before but there's a lot of admonishment here that there were sizable donations and the recusal happened, maybe it wasn't fully respected by mccabe once it was in full play. >> he was told to recuse himself and not be involved in the clinton investigation and he was anyway. this is the way the clintons have operated for more than 40 years in politics and that is they have a network of relationships and friends and it makes it difficult as far as a legal standard is there of proving quid pro quo or some kind of collusion because often it is a third-party involved in the transaction so in this case, hillary clinton is under investigation by the fbi, has no connection with andrew mccabe but one of her close political allies, the governor of virginia, sending hundreds of thousands of dollars to the campaign of andrew mccabe's wife, it is tangled in

. ♪ two weeks after the vote, virginia governor terry mcauliffe walks into the office once occupied byrson and amid the flashes of the local press corps, signs the legislation into law. >> okay, folks, it is now law. [ applause ] i can't tell you, first of all, how much i appreciate the great work of delegate elbow and senator marsden and thank the courageous mothers and father down here lobbying to get this legislation passed. >> reporter: all of the virginia families are here for this historic moment and haley, even with a life-threatening disease, charms one last politician. >> every parent feels that same way. you were gonna leave the common wealth of virginia. now, you can stay. and you saw the tears flowing down the cheeks of everybody in that room. they want to stay here. >> reporter: it is an important victory for these families, but it does not make marijuana legal in virginia. it allows them to possess with a doctor's certification, the oils from colorado. a big question now looms, because pot remains illegal at the federal level, is it legal for the families to get the oil i

. >> longtime clinton friend and mega fund-raiser terry mcauliffe didn't think that apology was enough wish he had said, publicly apologize. felt horrible for the actions. and moved on. sticker democratic party was already moving her from being te former president was still a popular surrogate heading into the midterms. now several democratic strategists say those candidates may no longer want his public support. they certainly won't be inviting him on the campaign trail. maybe they will still be happy to have him help raise money for them behind closed doors. >> sexual harassment is a huge issue for voters living into the midterms. according to a cnn poll last month, 80% of democrats described it as extremely or very important to them. >> shannon: kristin fisher, thank you very much. former defense secretary, national security advisor, number two at the cia, frank carlucci, has died. he served four u.s. presidents in a variety of roles. he was perhaps best known as the pentagon chief who supported president ronald reagan's so-called "star wars" defense efforts which many people believ

pc terry mcauliffe, former governor of virginia, and kirsten gillibrand, senator of new york, sayingpologized, 20 years too late, it is a testament to the fact that the clintons are no longer politically -- >> this is much, much bigger than president clinton, much bigger. >> shannon: we'll have you come back and talk about that issue because it is not going away. jehmu and derek, thank you both for your time. >> thank you. >> shannon: the new ambassador to germany, record now, under fire for saying that he wants to empower european antiestablishment politicians. the reaction from european socialists and much more in "we are in the world," that is next. s with some zen gardening. at least we don't have to worry about homeowners insurance. just call ico. geico helps with homeowners insurance? good to know. been doing it for years. that's really good to know. i should clean thi i'll get the dustpan. behind the golf clubs. get to know geico. and see how easy homeowners and renters insurance can be. cliberal gavin newsom from knows becoming governor. they also know chicago lawyer john cox

that a lot of folks may not have expected to figure so prominently is former virginia governor terry mcauliffe. obviously very, very close to the clintons, key political player with them. and the party more broadly. there is talk and hear of his connection, his tax connection intonations to andrew mccabe's wife. we've been over the territory before. but there's quite a lot of admonishment here that there were sizable donations that the recusal to happen but maybe it wasn't fully respected by mccabe once this was in full play. >> that's exactly right. enter mccabe was told to recuse himself and not be involved in the clinton foundation investigation, and he was anyway. look, this is the way the clintons of operated for more than 40 years in politics. and that is that they have a network of relationships and friends. it makes it very difficult as far as a legal standard is concerned of proving a quid pror some kind of collusion because oftentimes it's a third party involved in the transaction. in this particular case, hillary clinton is under investigation by the fbi. hillary clinton has no conn

terry mcauliffe, kristen shall a man, kemal harris.the offer since last year. i don't know if that is significant or not, but does this tell anything about who the president prefers? >> it's kind of early. i think we're still trying to understand exactly how significant it is that he's talking to all these folks. many are contenders but the one thing that stands out to me, if you are thinking about who is the leader of the democratic party at this moment and lots of people, saying there is no leadership, there's an an absence of leadership. guess what, it's not nancy pelosi, it's not chuck schumer. here we have barack obama asserting himself as the is fighting republican rrymandering, fighting voter registration and now potentially asserting himself as the man who will select the party's nominee. >> martha: there's no doubt that his support will be huge for whoever ultimately gets it. bill clinton is looking like he is just disappearing from the scene and comments like this are not going to help him. >> i think the norms have really ch

kind of keep going and-- and also everyone even if you're not the federal government-- four-- terry mcauliffe took before he left office of the governor of virginia sent his election expert with one of the voting machines to the annual convention of computer hackers in las vegas. it took him six minutes to hack the machine after which they said if they have a couple more minutes they could adjust the votes on any race on the machine on any referendum on the machine in a way to make it almost impossible to determine that it had been done and so-- >> what did he do? >> went to paper ballots. [applause]. canada has been on paper ballots for years and they count their ballots as quick as we do. india has the next best system where it's electronic, but they go to the central repository in delhi, but there is a copy immediately made in paper they are at every voting place and when a few years ago when congress party one upsetting the bjp that is back in power now, no one could figure it out because the bjp had produced 9% growth three years in a row and they got beat. there was never any controvers

for terry mcauliffe, before leaving he sent election expert to a computer hackers conventional vegas. it took them six minutes to hack an election machine. they said that a couple of minutes more they could adjust the vote on any race on the machine, and a referendum on the machine in a way that would make it almost impossible to determine that it had been done. and -- >> what did he do? >> paper ballots. [applause] let me say, a candidate has been on paper ballots for years and they count them as quick as we did. india has the next best system. it is electronic. but they go to the central, there is a copy immediately made in paper there. at every voting place. and when a few years ago, when congress party won upsetting the party back in power now, no one could figure it out because the bjp introduced nine percent growth three years in a row and they got beat. there was never any controversy about the election because they could double check all of the votes. there was a rule and they felt comfortable. we could all live with it. and you guys probably follow this. state legislative rac

hundred thousand dollars and you know that five hundred thousand of that money is coming from terry mcauliffe who is the one nine hundred ninety six clinton reelection finance chairman you know that money's coming from there why wouldn't you want to recuse yourself this is a professional organization the f.b.i. so it's really bad there's one simple reason why they didn't recuse themselves they thought hillary was going to win exactly under what kate thought he'd be the f.b.i. director and peter struck was on the fast track to promotion as well that's why they did expose any of it ok like i don't want the sheriff to it gets two against one richard please jump in go ahead just a quick thing on mckay business his wife was the democratic candidate for the state senate position in virginia she got help from the democratic party in virginia to turn this into hillary clinton money again it's twisted it's really kind of making facts up and people keep doing it because it's handy and stereotypical shipment ins you know. and all right gentlemen are seven channels are going to get over it already we're