we are back with former congressman trey gowdy and trey, i know that you have a list of names in the media who helped pedal this narrative of trump russia collusion and helped adam schiff move along want to ask you that coming up but first you just said that leaking classified documents is a 10 year felony. who should be charged,trey, let's start there. >> well let's start with asking the fbi how is your leak investigation going? i mean, its been three years. you spent a lot of time and effort on michael flynn. how is your leaking of classified information investigation going? i mean, i haven't heard a word about it since michael flynn was victimized on the front page of the washington post, not a word. maria: so we know james comey leaked, he leaked to his friend the professor wanted a special counsel. we know that peter strzok leaked , are these people facing 10 year felonies? >> well i think comey has been cleared which is also what i find ironic. the new york times wrote this scathing editorial about bill barr that's the same bill barr that said we're not going to charge james co

trey gowdy, thank you. we turn our attention to michael flynn, lost nearly four years of his life and getting the vindication he deserves. went to see get the money for the house he had to sell back and when does he get his good name back? we are still waiting to see if the d.o.t. will drop its case against flynn, thanks to ric grenell and attorney general barr. let's be clear, general flynn a 33 year military veteran as we have told you now for years on the show, he was set up. it was an ambush, it was a corrupt ambush by agents all because he was connected to donald trump. before trump entered the white house, the case against flynn was done, it was closed, the fbi found no derogatory material on flynn but then high-ranking officials in the fbi, peter strzok, james comey and company decided onnuary 4thl reopen the case. we'll see daisy, we can go after him. the very next day, and the oval office of barack obama with quid pro quo joe, sally yates, klapper there, all of them according to intel committee tes

of documents revealing exculpatory evidence in the michael flynn case, congressman jim jordan and trey gowdy are turning their attention now to fbi director christopher wray, and what he's done about it in the last two years all that and a lot more right here right now, on "sunday morning futures." >> and tomorrow morning, much of florida will enter phase i of a three-phase opening with the exception of three counties with the most covid-19 cases. that's miami-dade, broward and palm beach. the executive order allowing some businesses, retail stores and state parks to reopen tomorrow morning, but only at 25 % capacity. joining me right now to tell us how he's gearing up is florida governor ron desantis. governor it's good to have you this morning thanks so much for being here. >> good morning thanks for having me. maria: what will tomorrow look like, sir? >> well i think tomorrow is going to be a small step. i think it's going to be a measured step. i think it's going to be an important step for people of florida to know that there is a light at the end of the tunnel, we're going to fol

jillian: thanks, trey.ob: tesla's ceo, elon musk, suing a california county because officials refuse to let him reopen. jillian: and now he's threatening to take his business elsewhere. cheryl chery casone join us livh the latest. >> tesla filed suit on saturday. they want to reopen the fremont facility. the company called it a power grab by the county since california's governor did say on thursday that manufacturers in the state could reopen of. here is the tweet from elon musk. tesla is filing a lawsuit against alameda county immediately. frankly this is the final straw. tesla will move hq and future programs to nevada immediately. saturday, the county issued this statement. they say it is our collective responsibility to move through the phases of reopening and loosening restrictions of the shelter in place order in the safest way possible. if tesla were to move to texas it could save 32% of operating costs. chuck devor who left california for texas said the move makes business sense. >> it must be real

it was trey gowdy that would not give us subpoena power.ocrats sending out hundreds of subpoenas, when we have control it will run into ground. we did not send out a single subpoena. not one, andsu that is a failure of our republican leadership. >> sean:ve should have sent them out, but i will say to all three of you, thank you for taking a lot of heat. all three of you, and you are all right. the program was right. the mob was wrong. thank you all. i have to give a shout out to senator ted cruz. you know what he did today? he got a haircut. you know where he got a haircut? he got it at the salon where her friend who we met last night shelley justice was put in jail. good going, senator cruz. he is next. and later, joe biden hiding in his basement. another unmitigated disaster. you can't make this up. but joe, hang in there. we don'ton want you to go anywhere. stay where you are. we will give you some -- you know, maybe some energy drinks for joe. straight ahead. ♪ oh, do you want to go first? no, no i don't...you go. i was just going to sa

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trey gowdy. >> yes, ma'am. maria: congressman trey gowdy there, we will see you soon. that'll do it for us on "sunday morning futures" thanks so much for joining me i'm maria right now is a time for action. that's why usaa is giving payment relief options to eligible members so they can pay for things like groceries before they worry about their insurance or credit card bills. discover all the ways we're helping members today. >> welcome to the journal editorial report. i'm paul gigot. another 2.1 million people filed for unemployment last week, pushing the total number of jobless claims past 40 million since mid-march. but as states across the country begin to reopen from their coronavirus lockdowns, the economy is showing some signs of life with air travel, restaurant occupancy, and hotel bookings all on the upswing. so just how quickly can americans get back to work and how robust a recovery are we likely to see. let's ask our

lou: that leadership he's referring to, trey gowdy, and then-speaker paul ryan.gressman gaetz rightfully called out gowdy i and ryan for their failure to hold anyone accountable and no radical dems either. joining us tonight is tom fitton, the president of judicial watch. tom and his organization are working diligently, vigorously to try to get to the truth of all of this. and, tom, i want to say, first of all, thank you for being here. president obama, let's start with him. the former president saying that the rule of law is in jeopardy here, and there was just so much compelling irony about that remark, i don't think most americans could stand it. your reaction. finish. >> well, we have new information from sally yates who was interviewed by no one other than but the robert mueller operation that obama was involved in the targeting of flynn in that infamous oval office meeting. and we also have information that he specifically told president trump watch out for flynn. and, of course, he and his people were spying on flynn during the campaign, obviously targetin

trey, thank you very much. trey gowdy, good to see you. >> yes, ma'am. happy memorial day. >> martha: to you, as well. coming up next. >> the governors need to do the right thing and allow these very important, essential places of faith to open right now. this weekend. >> martha: while many religious leaders are relieved by that announcement, some not so much. coming up next, father jim martin will join me, followed by counselor to the president, kellyanne conway, here to respond. ♪ apart for a bit, but you're not alone. we're automatically refunding our customers a portion of their personal auto premiums. learn more at libertymutual.com/covid-19. [ piano playing ] why accept it frompt an incompyour allergy pills?e else. flonase sensimist. nothing stronger. nothing gentler. nothing lasts longer. flonase sensimist. 24 hour non-drowsy allergy relief hey it's me, lily from at&t. i'm back working from home and here to help. hey lily, i'm hearing a lot about 5g. should i be getting excited? depends. are you gonna want faster speeds? i will. more reliability?

trey gowdy's standby to weigh in. hours from now vice president joe biden will tell his side of the tara reade story for the first time publicly. the former senate staffer said biden sexually assaulted her and the early 1990s. the kavanaugh confirmation hearings last giving by then the same treatment. marsha blackburn to share what she would like to hear from biden tomorrow morning. hello, welcome to "fox news @ night," shannon bream in washington. let's go to breaking news correspondent trace gallagher with the new documents in the michael flynn case. good evening, trace. >> good evening, shannon the code for the fbi and michael flynn was cross fire razor but because the fbi lacked "derogatory information" meaning zero evidence he was colluding with russia, the fbi on january 4, 2017 determined that flynn was "no liable a viable candidate" and slated to be shut down but internal documents indicate that now disgraced former fbi agent peter strzok kept the investigation going. texting and fbi case manager "hey, don't c

we can't independently confirmed he's alive but trey yngst following from middle east bureau. trey.: north korean leader kim jong un reportedly remerged this weekend after not being seen for weeks hidden from the public eye. south korean official did tell fox news today that the young dictator actually did not undergo surgery as previously reported. new images friday do appear to show kim jong un at the opening of a new fertilizer plant near pyongyang. at the ceremony he cut a large red ribbon and seen touring the facility with all of top advisers including his sister kim yo-jong and president trump tweeting that i for thank he's doing well. north koreans do continue to test new weapons. now hours of kim jong un reportedly reemerged there were reports of gunfire along dmz along north and south korea. today mike pompeo described the incident as accidental, eric. eric: all right, trey, thanks so much, arthel. arthel: pandemic coming with a lot of first and that will be the case as supreme court justices will hear arguments on major cases, that's up next lline that liberty mutual custo

he now host the trey gowdy podcast and is a fox news contributor.can i ask you about this story, as jonathan said didn't get a lot of attention because we were all dealing with coronavirus but now there is this call for a grand jury and a video. i don't know specifically anything about the video or how it was authenticated but supposedly the d.a. there has seen enough that he thinks there should be a grand jury investigation? >> you know. we needed just a system that everyone regardless of color or ethnic background has confidence in. i guess my first question is, why did they take the video? this young man was jogging and shot and killed, why did they take video? that makes me think back to the shooting in charleston where the police officer said he was acting in self-defense and then the video came out. i think what people of color want to know is, where is the justice before it's on video? because most of the stuff is not on video. >> dana: what's the next step though if it goes to the grand jury, then what? >> well you can indict the a ham sandw

carley: thank you, trey.overnor mike dewine backing off his order requiring shoppers to wear face masks inside of stores. >> it became clear to me that was a bridge too far. people were not going to accept the government telling them what to do and so we put out dozens and dozens of orders. that was one that it just went too far. rob: so store employees will still be wearing face masks. today, ohio's manufacturing and construction businesses will be reopening. retail and other stores are scheduled to open in one week. ohio moves forward. vice president mike pence making admission during last night's fox news town hall after coming under fire for not wearing a mask during the visit to the mayo clinic. mike pence saying he should have. >> since the president and i are in the unique positions we're in, we're tested often, i didn't think it was necessary but i should have worn the mask at the mayo clinic. rob: fair enough. pence added that masks serve not only a health purpose but a symbolic one as well. senator

trey, thank you.illian: as china and the world health organization push back on news reports of conspiracy, the trump administration isn't letting them off easy. >> china hid the virus from the world, behind the shield of the world health organization and they vacuumed up virtually all of the world's personal protective equipment. they're selling it at profits to some and other countries they're putting pleasure on the countries to -- pressure on the countries to deny the virus came from china. rob: german intelligence estimates the world lost four to six weeks in fighting the virus worldwide as china built up its ppe stockpile. jillian: author of the coming collapse of china gordon chang joins us with insight into how deeply we've been deceived. good to see you as always, thanks for being here. >> thank you, jillian and rob. jillian: what do you think about that, the four to six week time period we're talking about here from germany's federal intelligence service, four to six weeks could have made al

maria: trey, educate us will you is lying to congress a felony? >> it is. sitting here shaking my head i don't know which is worse that john brennan is head cia did not know or lied to congress get e-mails grenell, did a great job did he clarifying information get e-mails between brennan comey get comey's e-mails from fall 2016 when hole intelligence ica use of the dossier, find out who is right, declassified e-mails find out whether john brennan was truthful when he said he didn't know whether it was used in fisa application did not know whether or not cia relied upon it because i do i do know and he knows,but we got to get difficulties out so you and your viewers can know too. maria: yeah. we had a document dump this week, last week, we also had the unmasking of maskers requested to unmask general flynn your take on list of people included john brennan included, joe biden, as well as jim comey they wanted to unmask general flynn. >> i had a couple maria. >> they also wanted to leak leaked to press as well, again, a felony i believe, right when you are lea

trey yngst with more. here is trey.pted between police and protestors in hong kong. more than 120 people were arrested. residents of hong kong are demonstrating against a proposal out of beijing that would ban treason subversion and sedition. protestors worry the law will open the door for mass arrests and expanding spying by chinese intelligence. many people have taken to the streets in the past year demonstrating against previously proposed extradition laws. the trump administration weighing in today offering a message of support for the protestors in hong kong. national security adviser robert o'brian putting new pressure on china to reverse course on the proposal. >> china has an obligation that gave -- china gave its word and we will see what the word of the communist party of china is worth in the coming days or weeks with respect to this law. >> trey: the news out of hong kong out of development today, his country will be looking at expanding nuclear capability, certainly a new challenge for not only the trump ad

steve: trey gowdy.ng this trump administration somebody at the fbi or the doj decided to investigate the campaign of joe biden right now, you got to figure the attorney general would know and you have got to figure that the attorney general would talk to the president of the united states. you go back four years and look at how that doj looked at donald trump, have you got to wonder how high it went. >> yeah, i will tell you this. i may be in the minority. i believe sally yates. i don't think sally yates was the source to obama. i don't know who it was. it would be really interesting if the "new york times" used some of their leaks to figure out who did tell president obama that flynn and kislyak had a call. but this is also the same sally yates, remember, jim comey intentionally sir couple ventinged her to not get her permission to go interview flynn. so, when jim comey how much we need the senior folks at doj. think about how often he has ignored the senior folks at doj from his press conference to th

rob: trey, thank you.president trump firing back at presumptive democratic nominee joe biden. biden releasing an ad taking samaimat the president for golfg during the pandemic. president trump tweeted sleepy joe's representative saying i wanted to play golf, exercise today. what they didn't say it was the first time i played golf in almost three months. the ad pieced together shots of the president playing golf this weekend while people got tested for covid-19. dr. birx okayed golf as long as social distancing occurs. florida governor ron de santis is expected to appeal a new rule allowing ex felons to vote even if they owe the state money. the door was opened for hundreds of thousands to vote ahead of this year's presidential elections. ex-cons in the sunshine state were only allowed to vote if all fines and fees were paid. the florida rights restoration coalition estimates between 400 and 600,000 people will now be eligible to vote. rob: veterans slamming the new york times after the editorial board choo

rob: trey, thank you so much.hite house banning travel from brazil as coronavirus cases spike in that country. any non-u.s. citizen who has been in brazil during the last two weeks will not be allowed to enter. the president saying the move is in the best interest of our national security. it goes into effect on thursday. brazil has more than 363,000 confirmed cases of covid-19, the second highest total in the world behind only the u.s. the u.s. warning of new sanctions for china over its controversial national security law for hong kong. officials say the measures would be used to silence critics of beijing and undermine civil liberties as china tries to take more control of hong kong. new protests growing over the weekend. national security advisor robert o'brien says china has a lot to use. >> china is dependent on capital from the rest of the world, to grow the economy and grow the middle class, they're dependent on liquidity and financial markets. if they lose that from hong kong that's a blow to xi jinping a

rob: trey, thank you.illian: the house democrats $3 trillion coronavirus relief bill isn't going anywhere. mitch mcconnell says the plan is dead on arrival. california governor gavin newsom says the relief package is essential for states like his. >> we have an obligation, a moral, ethical obligation to american citizens across the country to help support cities, states and counties. jillian: president trump threatening to veto the bilker saying phase four will happen but in a better way for the american people. stay tuned for that. president trump's approval rating surpassing his predecessors. the president received 49% approval rating compared to barack obama's 47% and george w bushes 46% at the same point in their presidencies. the poll says president trump's current approval rating is tied for the best of his presidency. rob: along the state lines not even a factor he says, president trump dismissing joe biden in the 2020 race, saying that his real opponents are the mainstream media. so is he right abo

trey gowdy said it as well as you said it, why did it take a video for someone to act?rtha: yeah. i mean, that is a very good question. this is the attorney for ahmaud arbery's father. watch this. >> we have two justice systems in america. one for black america, one for white america. if the roles were reversed and it was him and his father, than a truck with a shotgun and a .357 magnum and killed gregory michael's son in broad daylight, because we know without a shadow of a doubt, they would've been arrested on day one. >> martha: one of my questions is, you start to read into the story, "the new york times" reported on the story and says there is potentially another video. there were concerns about what was going on in the neighborho neighborhood, and i see a tweet from you saying every single time the excuses poor income he looks suspicious, we thought he was committing a crime what do you say to people who thought he was a burglar? [laughter] what would you say? >> i think we should follow the evidence where it leads but here's what we know. obviously, he wasn't ste

>> i think trey gowdy is right.tions that don't lead to indictments ought to at least providing information to the american public about the fact that these people may have lied. it at least they impugn people wrongly. these people to have their names cleared, if they didn't do the things they were accused of doing year after year after year. they deserve that. they deserve the truth. elizabeth: attorney general, thanks for joining us. come back soon. >> thank you. have a good day. elizabeth: up next nor more on the double standard in the media. if trump administration did this to incoming biden administration heads would explode. we have the hill, media reporter joe concha on that controversy next. ♪ adversity came to town and said, "show me what you're made of." so we showed it our people, sourcing and distributing more fresh food than anyone... our drivers helping grocers restock their shelves. how we're helping restaurants open pop-up markets. and encouraging all americans to take out to give back. adversity cam

trey gowdy, always good to have you. so coming up next, catherine herridge, a former colleague of ours got roasted by the biden campaign for her part in reporting on the unmasking memo. one of the fiercest defenders of journalism says that we are going down a dangerous path here, going to talk to him about that when he joins me next live. f plus an immediate cooling sensation for your throat. feel the clarity and live claritin clear. ibut you're not alone. apart for a bit, we're automatically refunding our customers a portion of their personal auto premiums. learn more at libertymutual.com/covid-19. [ piano playing ] and concert hall. and cvs is helping, with free prescription delivery and telehealth from aetna to help you stay in and well. home is where the heart is with cvs health. >> martha: supposed to hunt down and report the truth regardless of what they find. that's what catherine herridge, our former colleague now with cbs news did this week breaking the release of the michael flynn unmasking list, revealing a to

hey, trey. >> reporter: rob, jillian, good morning. will hold its annual oversight meeting today online. this is a first for the 194 member states. normally they would meet in geneva. the coronavirus has pushed the world health assembly to a virtual setting. while updates on treatments and vaccines are expected to be discussed, accountability will likely be a major issue. the chinese government is still facing international criticism for their early handling of the virus outbreak. reports earlier this month indicated china pressured the world health organization to delay issuing a global warning about coronavirus. amid tensions with china, the u.s. sent a letter to the w.h.o. calling on the organization to allow taiwan to participate in today's world health assembly. that can request has been de-- that request has been denied as china doubles down on the position against taiwanese sovereignty. there is a grim picture for beijing when it comes to responsibility for the early outbreak of covid-19. >> we have a lot of information and it's

i agree with trey. how did that information had to get out from one of these that unmasked or someone they gave it to. it's amazing, to look at how the mainstream media treats this president. they treat him as if he was different. they believe anything if he was accused of collusion or accused of doing anything else with the russians but yet when it comes to the ones they think are the greatest in the world, the super heros that they thought really nothing but a corrupt bunch of, you know, thug s going around it looks like now because they believe everything they say but this goes back, you know, way past this , from the clinton e mall scandal into the discussion of russia and so what i want to see happen is hold employee accountable. somehow this information got out we now know who unmasked, let's start having the investigation and durham is doing that but there needs to be accountability because how can that not happen to you and me? maria: throughout this , let's not forget they missed the real bad a

elizabeth: trey gowdy on a g barr saying he is not expecting referrals. >> broader point barr said weave more ways to hold folks accountable authorize than an indictment. you can't say you are either indicted or you did a good job, others have to say, you may have narrowly avoided an indictment but you abused a position of trust, we'll held you accountable. it can't just be indicting someone, they have to -- there have to be other ways. >> what is going on, the individuals going on tv, media, talking as if it was statements of fact about things that were proafer en tprove en later to bd wrong. >> i think that tray gowd treys right. they may have lied, they impugn people wrongly, these people deserve to have their names cleared, if they did not do the things they have been accused of doing year after year,. elizabeth: attorney general thank you for joiningoo us come back soon. >> thank you, have a good day. elizabeth: up next, more on dub aldouble standard, trump administration did this. -- we have hill media repor repr joe chon next. so, when you get a check... you can deposit it from

trey has more.ter: concerning developments out of asia where a second wave of covid-19 cases appears to be forming. in south korea 34 new cases were reported today. they are linked to an outbreak of nightclub-goers. the president is urging people not to panic and remain vigilant after infections started to trend upward. >> it will be a long time before the covid-19 outbreak has ended completely. we should brace for the second waved which many experts are predicting. but we can't afford to keep waiting until then to return to normal daily lives. reporter: the south korean government ror imrid the broader impact of the coronavirus. with spiking new cases that occurred in recent days. one city has been reclassified to a high risk zone after seeing 11 new cases. china faces international criticism for their early handling of the coronavirus and concealing information. in is trail people headed to the beaches this weekend and in neighboring lebanon church-goers were in the pews today. jon: hundreds of ir

. >> ed: fox team coverage, trey gowdy here to react. john roberts is live on the north lawn, good morning. >> there were things that we know and things we don't know about this whole situation. first are the things that we know. in the end of january 2017 either on behalf of vice president joe biden, white house chief of staff dennis mcdonough, jack lew. the director of national intelligence james clapper, cia director john brennan and the fbi director james comey among others. now what we do not know is whether those individuals saw the unmasked information, that's according to the intercepts. we do not know who if any, he has no doubt that this was all an attempt to get him. listen here. >> president trump: it was a great's political crime in the history of our country. if i were a democrat instead of a republican, i think everybody would have been in jail a long time ago. >> the inclusion of joe biden's name in the list is of particular interest because the other day he knew nothing about the investigation of michael flynn and then s

trey gowdy, always good to see you. joining me now is kt mcfarland who served as general flynn's deputy on the national security council. also the author of a great new book, revolution, trump washington and we the people which goes into a lot of detail about this hole. and it's a very fascinating re read. on a personal level, we alerted you to the news what was your first reaction? >> a couple of reactions. number one, thank goodness for this and general flynn and his family. and it's a great day for the republican a great day for president trump. it also struck me as a little audit. for the justice department to dismiss the charges, just completely dismiss them, i think they did it because they must have found a treasure trove of either text messages or statements or handwritten notes that reinforce what they have found in the last couple of days. my guess is, this went to the highest levels of the justice department, the fbi and perhaps even higher. >> martha: if that's the case and this is just the tip of the iceber

guilty and a lot of folks he was president of that, but we will talk about this a little more with trey gowdy coming up, we know you are due back in town next week. there's a little debate over that but we hope to see you soon. >> the president stepping up pressure on china tonight saying the chinese could have stopped the coronavirus but did not and that in his words is not acceptable so what happens now. white house correspondent kevin cork is digging on the story. >> rumors about the origins of the virus and circulating for some time now but the president weighed in on the subject today and what he said didn't exactly take the world by surprise. >> if you have seen anything at this point that gives you are degree of confidence that the kim jong un -- wuhan institute was the origin? >> yes. >> he didn't detail what he knew or how he knew it but donald trump today and his most direct accusation yet tied the coronavirus pandemic to a variety german wuhan, china. >> china is a sophisticated country and they could have contained it. they were either unable to or chose not to. in the world

. >> there is a steaming trey with holes and we lay the money out and steam it, boom, clean money. >> reporter: interesting. does that make you feel more safe? >> yes, yes. any step that we can to make us feel a little safer and to make everybody else feel a little safer we're going to do. >> reporter: it's worth noting there haven't been any documented cases of coronavirus spread through cash. it survives much better on plastic, like a credit card or credit card reader. and, yes, the biggest danger at check out is probably in the air with the droplets carrying the virus are believed to most often spread. but fear may be driving new spending habits anyway. in the first quarter of the year, mastercard reported a 40% jump in the use of contactless payment options. that's when you wave a card or phone past a reader without even touching it. peter rudiger covers digital payments for the wall street journal. what are my contactless payment options? >> the biggest is with your phone. if you have a phone use iphone apple pay. android phone google pay, sasung pay. so it's your why card, it's

if trey gowdy, fox news contributor and former chairman.rey, welcome, good to have you here. >> thank you. >> what do you think? was the investigate of general michael send a routine for the fbi agents who carried it out? >> i hope not. or if it is routine, why didn't they apply the same standard that they did to hillary clinton and echo flynn. flynn's under investigation. the fbi found nothing. if they didn't find an insufficient amount of evidence, they found no evidence. they were about to close this investigation, then he has the conversation. he decides to send him a weight the white house, why? that's the fundamental question. were you investigating a crime, which is never been a prosecution under the act, or were you conducting a counterintelligence investigation? if it's a criminal interview, then why did you treat him so differently than the way you did with hillary clinton question mike remember she had a medium-sized loft room and the room with her. they gave the question to her lawyers before they interviewed her, and they told

trey owens opened the restaurant less than two years ago. he was born and raised in richmond and wanted a restaurant that celebrated diversity and honored his enslaved ancestors. >> i don't mind working hard because i know my history and i know where i come from. my great, great, great grandfather worked and died with nothing to show for it. just me. >> reporter: the restaurant had already won best taco in the state, and business was booming, until the coronavirus hit. >> we had to do something. i didn't want to close because my idea for soul taco was for it to be a community staple. >> reporter: he turned his restaurant into a market place to sell fresh produce to locals, delivered food to hospitals, and sold $2 tacos to service workers. >>> so you're losing a 4rlittle money there but helping the community. >> the 30-day fund helped us get going and off the ground. >> reporter: how grateful are you to the snideers? >> extremely grateful. he has been in contact with me constantly. he's been talking about anything he can do to help me keep th

. >> martha: i am joined by house oversight committee trey gowdy, a former federal prosecutor as well. this is just a heartbreaking story. and i think we focused a lot on the protest when we talk to kyle, and we want to get your thoughts on that. but at first i want to go back to the legal side, because as mike tobin reported, what we heard from those who were going to try to find justice in this case just a little while ago is not necessarily what the protesters on the street want to hear. they want to see people arrested and have them happen now. >> i can tell you take the uniform off of that police officer, just have a knee on another man's neck, there is already an arrest. i don't need to wait on the feds, this is a violation of minnesota state law. it's either murder 1, 2, or 3. so i am happy that the feds are investigating civil rights violation, but you can take all the time for that. there is no reason that this officer is not already charged with either murder 1, 2, or 3. >> martha: why do you think that is? >> i have no idea. i watched the video. i discussed it with tim scot

trey? >> jon, good evening.er president trump announced plans on friday to cut special trading ties with hong kong, local officials are now reacting saying it would only hurt the people america claims to support. in a statement, leased by the government -- leareleased by th government in hong kong the move was called unjustified adding they aren't worried about these types of threats. chinese state media said was the decision was quote doomed to fail and interferes with international chinese affairs. the move comes after a proposed security law by beijing that would outlaw treason, subversion and secession. hong kong worry it could be the first step to mass crackdowns in response to protests that have taken place over the past year regarding a controversial extradition bill. largely supported by the u.s. government through statements and tweets. one resident of hong kong reacted over the weekend to the new moves out of washington that could damage hong kong status as a financial hub in asia. >> -- [inaudible] al

trey gowdy and devin nunes has told us happened. senator graham also just announced that the senate judiciary committee, they will begin their hearings on june 3rd on whether or not to subpoena comey. they said they would subpoena comey, mccabe, peter struck, loretta lynch, sally yates, brennan, clapper, rice, rod rosenstein and many others. so buckle up all of you deep state saboteurs that are there. this will be summer camp with your lawyers. you will have to spend a lot of time with them in air-conditioned offices and i hope you like a lot of coffee, and waged a intel campaign against the trump campaign and transition team and two years of the trumps presidency. they will likely be forced to answer questions under oath. by the way, lying under oath is a serious crime. they are the ones that tell us that. by the way come all those that abuse power, you must be held accountable, if roger stone, paul manafort, >> if they get set up and hung out to dry on lying to congress and they get 29 guys and cut tactical gear rating their house

michael cohen says no, there's a series of questions like that from trey gowdy to cohen.there was an exchange with the former director of national intelligence, jim clapper. he was president obama's dni and he says "that the russians believed that hillary clinton was going to win and the focus seemed that they could turn on how to undermine a potential presidency." i don't think they thought the president, now president trump, would be easier to deal with. he's a businessman. he would be more willing to negotiate make deals and i don't think it was anything more sophisticated than that, sort of guiding their objectives." the last thing i'm going to go through was the exchange with steve bannon, former trump advisor on the campaign. he was commenting on the trump tower meeting in moscow from 2016 and he says "i don't think it was treasonous. i think it was stupid and unpatriotic." those are just three different quick takes there, slices of these 6,000 pages. there's going to be a lot to cull through tonight and into tomorrow. we will -- reported last night that we thought

jon: trey yingst. trey. >>> thank you. that's a look at some storesly s from around the globe. details on how obama era officials unmasked president trump's former national security advisor, michael flynn. up next, we take a look at the role joe biden played in this scandal. they are compelled to step forward. to the front lines. and into the unknown... for all of us. it means being there for each other. that's why state farm is announcing the good neighbor relief program we know our customers are driving less, which means fewer accidents. so state farm is returning $2 billion dollars to auto policyholders for the period ending may 31st. and we'll continue making real time decisions to best serve you - our customers. because now, more than ever, being a good neighbor means everything. like a good neighbor, state farm is there. >> it was the greatest political crime in the history of our country. if i were a democrat instead of a republican, i think everybody would have been in jail a long time ago and i'm talking with 50 year sentences. they weren't after general flynn. they wa

while at night it's roughly in one degree warmer that's when many woodland become active but what it trey's do at night if they have a family and are able to defend themselves do they also see. that was a question sent in by pieces still was from the united states. do treaties sleep. we all know human beings need sleep our inner body clock regulates when we feel tired following the earth's cycle of day and night. animals also have body clocks that set the read them for waking and sleeping. many flowers close their petals and hang their heads at certain times of day their resting periods also follow the rhythm of day and night. but what about trees. well it was only a few years ago that scientists were finally able to answer that question with the help of laser scanners. from dusk till dawn they scanned trees with infrared light . in each case they found that the whole tree droops that night. the clones millions of laser scanning points revealed that the position of the leaves and branches changed as the night progressed they moved lower by as much as 10 centimeters. in the morning they grad

fountains and play areas and removing seating in food courts will they will no longer provide reusable treys or utensils did you get instructions inside? >> yeah, arrows on the floor to follow. >> hand sanitizer and you have to have a mask to go into sketchers. >> reporter: the hope, a financial boost to hard-hit stores as americans change how they're spending money and grocery sales are skyrocketing and retail is struggling even with some malls open, the stores inside them are not l following it. somretailers are going to stay closed for a longer period of time. >> reporter: at this outlet mall in north georgia which reopened today of the more than 100 stores, only a hand full were in business, the rest still loed while many big retail chains have not yet announced plans about reening, macy says all of its 775 locations will be up nextrunning within the eight weeks. but tonight, many of america's malls still look like this re atlantisquare, one of the biggest mallin metro atlanta, the parking lot is emy but retailers hope that will change once this mall reopens on monday some employees say

eric: trey, thank you. arthel.es are investigating new video believed to have been recorded minutes before the murder of ahmaud arbery. he is a young black man who was fatally shot while jogging through a georgia neighborhood, this comes as we learn more about the police report. we go to steve harrigan, live in atlanta with details, with more, and i can't even imagine what his mother is going through. this is mother's day. her son would have been 26 two days ago. steve. >> reporter: arthel, his mother and his father really going through an incredible ordeal and protests springing up around the country in response to this case. that security camera video is uncertain. it's taken from across the road. it appears to show a person in a white t-shirt and shorts as ashlarbery was wearing, that fie moves through an open air construction site for about six minutes and then leaves empty-handed. the shooters claim they were pursuing aber a burglar. they said they should have called the authorities instead of hunting him down