thomas says democrats have become their own worst enemy starting unfounded violate hate at every turn. so many people are fleeing that party. kelly says he will lose and never be heard from again. heather: people across the board

suffice it to say, those articles are unfounded and a complete joke. >> also -- >> we'll disagree with great, great consistency over time. i'm confident. great. two individuals and present the views. i'm confident that will happen on issues from how long this press conference ought to go to issues that really mat tore the world. so it's absolutely the case we won't agree. i think the president demands we each give them our own views so -- yeah. your first question, i'll try to answer. i'll try to answer your first question, too. the president's always understood that this was a process. it's been very clear there would be a great deal of work to do this. i think you're -- you can interpret how you will but the characterization of that doesn't reflect the president's understanding about this process is pretty consistent since i've been working with him now almost a year and a half ago. >> thanks so much, guys weapons on the -- >> that was secretary of state mike pompeo. west point class of '86. welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. the secretary answering questions about president tru

. >> three top republicans now breaking with the president on his unfounded spying claims. last week after an intel briefing, trey gowdy says it did what it had to do. and senator richard burr said i think trey gowdy's assessment was correct. and house speaker paul ryan. >> normally i don't like to comment on classified briefing. i think trey gowdy's initial assessment is accurate. we have some more digging to do. we are waiting for more document requests and more document review. >> republicans break with the president at the latest indication he lacks any evidence to back up his claim of a major political scandal. the only republican briefed on the intel who has not broken with the president is devin nunes. he has demanded more documents. >>> president trump's lawyer rudy giuliani furthest r escalag the efforts at the conference in tel aviv, rudy giuliani misrepresented the formation and purpose of the mueller team with this claim. >> a group of 13 highly partisan democrats to make up the mueller team, excluding him, are trying very, very hard to frame him. they can't emo

to destroy our reputation and business and all of this was underpinned by a stream of allegations unfounded, groundless allegations who gave the media of ammunition that they needed and wanted to be able to attack us for something we simply didn't do. if you are sitting where i am right now you probably would feel quite victimized. >> according to you [inaudible] the only things [inaudible] you can understand the frustration and your cost going on the record saying something. you can understand how it is a sticky position for us to be in. >> [inaudible] i would like to ask you, you mentioned it might be involved in eight, nine, ten around the world. can you talk about that with the trump and the crew's campaign. from 2009 to 2011 when you worked on the elections and referendums what was the most trivial business relationship? >> i was familiar because he had worked in the caribbean islands. i know he used to run a citizenship by investment program and certainly earned some kick this and i don't know the other countries. >> can you talk about the citizenship program? >> i think it is the sam

says that many fears are unfounded and the script reading here is unfortunately not the one. in the. well with me now definitely is thomas the senior researcher the migration at the o.e.c.d. you helped compile this report since we haven't had the. piece on the report just tell us briefly what is the most important findings of this report a report we analyzed among other things the migration flows to always see countries and we observe a record high in two thousand and sixteen but a significant decline in two thousand and seventeen and in both cases actually germany was a driving force among the changes it was together with the united states top fifty nation country in two thousand and sixteen but also experienced a very significant decline mostly due to fear refugees arriving in two thousand and seventeen in terms of. employment and integration of refugees into the receiving countries the o.e.c.d. countries what are your your most important findings there in this study so an interesting fact is that even the peak year two thousand and sixteen the majority of new influx of ger

so much so that i will be polite since i'm a diplomat now peers suffice to say those articles are unfounded and a complete joke. >> ambassador bolton and i will disagree. we are to individuals and we will each present their views but i'm confident that we will will have issues from how long this press conference should go to issues that really matter to the world. the ambassador and i won't always agree. i think the president demands that we each give him our own views. i'm trying to answer your first question. i don't see a shift in the meeting. the president's has always understood that this is a process in very clear that it would take a great deal of work to do. you can interpret it how you will put your characterization of that doesn't reflect the president's understanding about this process. his understanding has been. consistent since i started working with them a year and a half ago. [inaudible conversations]

says many fears are unfounded but the picture is not rosy. as this is the business welcome german chancellor angela merkel is facing us from whole conservative coalition partners she's how much out of proposal with french president among them are called that would see greater financial integration in the eurozone culminating in a dedicated budget eventually which many in our own party have fought tooth and nail in the past first what's clear the two have decided to push for the creation of a single eurozone budget helping to bring the economies across the bloc into line that will be in place by twenty twenty one if all go. as to plan they also want to start a fund to give loans to troubled countries in the event of another economic crisis ultimately protecting the euro but what we don't know is this how will the new budget be financed will the other members agree with this path or is there citizens for that matter the plans could be seen as rich countries subsidizing the mistakes of the poor eurozone budget is also a political hot potato pota

a case that isn't sustained doesn't necessarily mean it is unfound. a lot of things go into the complaints that come intoe office. a large percentage of the complaints come in and i think last year there were over 400 of them. we don't have jurisdiction of. people will come in. you are getting all of the numbers here without the full piechart what is explained in depth and in the annual report which you should gettex week. it is a full breakdown to break down these numbers. i put in these reports the summation of things sustained. those are the things you are reviewing. the cases that come in that aren't sustained don't just go away. i think that is what you are asking. they are not going away. often times they raise other issues that get reported as policy recommendations. even if we can't prove it, with the commission they are issues that come up independent of what is being said to us that makes sense. >> the breakdown of the numbers are somewhere we will review. >> my concern is that this was under the old leadership. it was a complaint the depart

suffice it to say those articles are unfounded and a complete joke. we're two individuals. we're each going to present our views. i'm confident that will happen on issues from how long this press conference ought to go to issues that really matter to the world. it's absolutely the case that we won't always agree. i think the president demands that we each give our own views. your first question, i'll try and answer. i don't see the shift as disjunctive as you do. the president's always understood this was a process. it's been very clear that it would always take a great deal of work to do this. you can interpret how you will, but i think your characterization of that doesn't reflect the president's understanding. i think his understanding about the process has been pretty consistent since i've been working with him almost a year and a half ago. [ inaudible question ] [ inaudible conversations ] >> and tonight we'll be hearing from former secretary of state hillary clinton being honored with a recent award from harvard university. during the ceremony mrs. clinton was honored

strzok, quote, played by the rules and respected the process, and yet continues to be the target of unfounded personal attacks. he claims the disciplinary process is tainted by political influence. >> the president's longtime personal lawyer might be ready to flip. one of michael cone's new york friends telling cnn he knows a lot of things about the president and is not averse to talking in the right situation. sources confirm cohen is planning to hire the former chief of the criminal division of the u.s. attorney's office in manhattan. the "wall street journal" reports cohen wants the president to pay his legal fees. we're told cohen feels increasingly isolated from the president. he's concerned about his family as he faces possible indictment. >>> ahead, the largest i.c.e. raid at a u.s. work site in at least a decade. more than 140 arrests at a meat supplier in ohio. the charges and what the company's saying next. sleep disturbances keep 1 in 3 adults up at night. only remfresh uses ion-powered melatonin to deliver up to 7 hours of sleep support. number 1 sleep doctor recommended remfresh

suffice to say, those articles are unfounded and a complete joke. reporter: surely, there had to be -- must have been some -- secretary pompeo: oh, sure. ambassador bolton and i will disagree with great, great consistency over time, i'm confident. right? we're two individuals. we're each going to present our views. i'm confident that will happen on issues from how long this press conference ought to go -- [laughter] to issues that really matter to the world. so it's absolutely the case that ambassador bolton and i won't always agree, and i think the president demands that we each give him our own views. [inaudible] secretary pompeo: yeah. so you had a first your first question. i'll try to answer. i'll try to answer your first question too. i don't see the shift as disjunctive as you do. the president has always understood that this was a process. it's been very clear that there would that it would always take a great deal of work to do this. so i think your you can interpret it how you will, but i think your characterization of that also doesn't re

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all of these are gossip, all of these are unfounded allegations, as of now.all gossip, are they? and you can maybe help me clarify some of them right now, and i'm sure the people of the philippines will be extremely interested in your answers. is it true or it not true that, on roughly 17 years out of 20 when you were a senior academic in a senior post at the university of the philippines, you did not file the mandatory statements on assets, liabilities and net worth? is it true that you didn't, or did you? not true at all, stephen. in fact, if you are going to read about the dissent, it basically shows, and in the motion for consideration, that i had a habit of filing these. remember, stephen, in a certain way, and the dissents will show this, these are not grounds for impeachment. impeachment grounds are always related to the discharge of the high public office that is being questioned. it has nothing to do, at all, with those. that was part of my past life, in which i filed the mandatory requirement. well, how come at one point — how come at one point you

residence in jerusalem benjamin netanyahu has called the allegations against his wife absurd and unfounded security sources in libya say a powerful reward has captured the two major oil terminals highly for half the hours forces have been battling for control of and see the investment move a rival fighters led by eba him just run insists that they haven't been forced out in yemen who the rebels are continuing to deny claims that the saudi erotic who listen has taken full control of the bay the airport they say this video shows their fighters inside the airport compound it contradicts the recent statements by the coalition of the who these have been driven out the coalition says it's also attacking pockets of rebel resistance in the surrounding area. those are the headlines i'm going to have more news for you in just under half an hour coming up next it's my tunisia. in. the. city. back towards the. doors here at the madonna's mbia. behind of the deal adam donors. in the living move a lickin in this rock. world crusade in a rock will house half of alec put out islands and all and yet. when

suffering in gaza under blockade about the illegal occupation what's your response as it's completely unfounded baseless accusation in fact this is. election time. really just polemical issues i think the facts are very clear turkey has done more in terms of providing humanitarian aid to the palestinians not just in gaza but also in the west bank and. v. have raised the issue of the ports at the international level after the americans decided to move their embassy to jerusalem turkey has done more as called for extraordinary summit and mobilize the international community and had a historic success at the u.n. general assembly remember one hundred twenty eight countries water begins to us decision and in the second voting again there was overwhelming majority supporting . the motion that we put together with the kuwaitis and the egyptians and the jordanians i believe. to reject american. decision to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel but also in regards to what happened at the border in gaza in may and now we have succeeded in. calling for. a protection force for the palestinians them

residence in jerusalem but human netanyahu has called the allegations against his wife absurd and unfounded. security sources in libya say a powerful warlord has captured two major oil terminals have ties to forces have been battling for control of al sidra and ruslan and rival fires has led by your brain and jeff from a strong they will pause there last week. indonesian police have questioned the captain of a ferry which sank leaving at least one hundred ninety two people missing relatives have been gathering along the shore of lake told in sumatra where the ferry sank in bad weather on monday at least four people or so far confirmed dead say the captain could face charges those are current headlines stay with us the strain is next we'll see a bit later. imo it could be i'm one hundred seventeen and you're in the stream today we'll hear from an artist who's mixing hip hop with the history of indigenous america native american artist frank wall and joins us to share his latest music and if you're new to the concept of indigenous hip hop and have a listen to this. never seen a storm come wit

got industry could also be affected by these type of salonica well the worry is there and it's not unfounded and rita so far we have u.s. tariffs on european steel and on the minium but u.s. president on a trunk could go even further and slap tariffs on german cars and media reports suggest that he may even want to ban german luxury car imports altogether because he says there are too many of them on the roads of america and too little u.s. cars in germany fair enough but are you as motorists interested in switching from b.m.w. to. ford well richard gauge the mood on the streets in the u.s. capital. luxury german cars are a common sight on the streets of washington d.c. and the idea of blocking their import isn't so popular. people want to buy german cars they should be able to buy german cars if not they want to buy american cars they should buy marc klaas should buy whatever they want i think are good quality cars a little more expensive maybe an american cars but probably. going to be better but maybe maybe a little better because i think i may view of american cars that they fall apart p

unfound not based on fact or reason with no evidence to support them. >> judge nap where, fox news' news gathering force. again, specifically -- doing what republicans always did, that is stand up and defend the rule of law. stand up and defend the fbi. howie: there is no surprise that joe and mika will defend those who support their views. >> it was comey leaks because he wanted a special counsel based on a phoney dossier. then he spies on democrats. mueller's out of control russia probe has lost any legitimacy. howie: if you look at the whole picture it undermines the narrative that fox news is some kind of monolith. the howie: the media have been far more retrained over another outrage, samantha bee went off on the president's daughter for the sin of posting a picture with her child with the worst word you can use against a woman. >> that's a beautiful photo of you and your child. but let me say one mother to another, do something about your dad's immigration practice you feckless [bleep]. he rinses to you. put on something tight and low cut and tell your daughter to [bleep] stop it.

all of this was underpinned by a stream of allegations, unfounded, groundless allegations that came from mr. wylie who gave the media the ammunition they needed and wanted to be able to attack us. in the case of brexit, we simply did not do. if you're sitting from where i am, you probably feel quite victimized. >> according to you, everything by cambridge analytica was wrong. only you, by your own admission , you had to live. it's not the suspicion, you denied everything and when you do, there are talks on something, your course of action is it is all right. it's a difficult position to be in the have to listen and try -- >> imagine the position for me. >> coming back to cambridge analytica, -- >> i would like to ask you, mr. nix, you might be involved in elections around the world. can we talk about that? from february, other than the trump and crews campaigns. 2009, 2011, when you worked on elections, st. kitts, dominica, st. vincent, the referendum and grenadine. what was your is this relationship with doctor christian kaelin? >> i was familiar with christian kaelin because he had wor

it is not a completely unfounded, untapped market. there is some sense.side from the potential, there is the fact that it lacks any sort of framework for foreign investment or rule of law. jason: i vto inthat ors and ceos are taking something of a cue from the dealmaker president who pointed out -- as he looked at the -- the joke was that he could see condos on those beaches. people are wondering if there is a consumer market there. there is a massive amount that could be done. most likely places where we could soon see some real investment. >> soon? none. jim rogers has long been bullish on north korea said this is tremendous upside. this is china in 1980. that may e. there are gigantic deficits and infrastructure. it has a disciplined workforce which is low when compared to south korea. is a history of companies that have been burned. i would say that when there is a way in which companies can go in risking the wrath of the u.s., it will be chinese and south korean companies. they feel like they have a bit more knowledge of that market. expansion more o

unfound not based on fact or reason with no evidence to support them. >> judge nap where, fox news' newsing force. again, specifically -- doing what republicans always did, that is stand up and defend the rule of law. stand up and defend the fbi. howie: there is no surprise that joe and mika will defend those who support their views. >> it was comey leaks because he wanted a special counsel based on a phoney dossier. then he spies on democrats. mueller's out of control russia probe has lost any legitimacy. howie: if you look at the whole picture it undermines the narrative that fox news is some kind of monolith. the president has kim kardashian to the white house and cnn does not like that. bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ and i recently had hi, ia heart attack. it changed my life. but i'm a survivor. after my heart attack, my doctor prescribed brilinta. it's for people who have been hospitalized for a heart attack. brilinta is taken with a low-dose aspirin. no more than 100 milligrams as it affects how well brilinta works. brilinta helps keep platelets from sticking together and forming a clot. in a c

. >> this unfounded conspiracy against the president that is touted by the white house actually seems to have worked in favor of the president. >> there really was a scheme to protect hillary clinton from being indicted and smear and slander then candidate and president-elect donald trump and now president at all costs. howie: but the report claims comey wasn't influenced by political bias. the president said fake news is our country's biggest enemy as liberal leaders denigrate his diplomacy. >> these are awful people and he wants to be best friends with them. >> i found it rambling and incoherent and giving away more than we got. >> we have never seen a more trusting acan president in a summit with a foreign leader of any summit in american history. >> we have to have nuclear war to get trump to fail. i think half of america are in favor of that. i'm not exaggerating. howie: the president punches back a robert de niro who dropped the f-bomb on him at the tonys. my debate with actor and activist rob reiner. after the election you called the outcome the greatest attack on democracy sin

. >> those articles are unfounded. great consistency over time, two individual to present our views. i'm confident that will happen on issues. rob: pompeo demanding advisers given filtered opinions even if they clash. there has been some of that. atf agent in critical condition shot multiple times after a deadly ambush during an undercover operation. one suspect that is another in custody. the chaotic scene unfolding in gary, indiana outside chicago. the agent was part of the effort help local police crackdown on violence in the area. he is expected to survive. look at this. a small plane makes an emergency landing on the florida highway like something out of an action movie, the her craft experience engine problems forcing the pilot split-second decision, the plane had been on a training flight and there it goes. nobody was hurt, no cars were hit. the faa investigating. jillian: that is my nightmare on the turnpike. nearly 100 million my heritage users are learning their private information was exposed in a massive br

thomas says democrats have become their own worst enemy starting unfounded violate hate at every turnany people are fleeing that party. kelly says he will lose and never be heard from again. heather: people across the board say the worst things about the pres.. what does it get us? thank you so much. fox news alert, murdered in cold blood, killer on the run at this hour, sgt. daniel baker, 20th ofc. to be killed in the line of duty this year, what can be done to stop the bloodshed. our next guest explains how social media plays a key role. >> we have a lot of emotional connections to this place but it is time to go. heather: fox news in the danger zone with national guard troops. the hottest lava yet. heather:'s right-hand man delivering a handwritten letter to donald trump today. kim jong chol heading to washington after dave talked with mike pompeo in new york. >> we have made real progress toward setting the conditions. the conditions are putting donald trump and kim jong un in a place where real progress can be made by the two of the meeting, it does no good if there is no opportu

and they are separately reviewing the unfounded theory that there was a spy on his campaign. >> theres so much t dissect. we will get to tt in the rest of the prram. thk you very much. amid growing outcry, house republicans are circulating a draft immigration bill that would stop the separation of children from their parents at the border. it also calls for $25 billion in border security funding, including money for a border wall. it ends the diversity visa lottery, makes cuts to family-based visas, and provides a path to citizenship for daca recipient the. meanwhile, attorney general jeff sessions used biblical passages to defend the bill. what's the latest there ed? >> reporter: good morning, alisyn the trump administration announcing they have plans to create a temporary shelter house undocumented immigrant children and the influx taken into custody since zero tolerance policy went into effect. it will be near a land port of entry, a temporary structure described to us by federal officials as a structure that will have soft sides, full heating and cooling equipment inside that, whic

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. >> what kate did with her collection was so unfounded.f needing an it bag but at an accessible price point. >> reporter: in 2006 they sold the last of their shares in the coil which was eventually resold last year for $2.4 billion. and anderson, we are learning more about that suicide note that in addition to addressing her daughter, she also references her husband, according to an nypd source. the kate spade company tweeted out their condolences saying our thoughts are with her family at thisincreditably heart breaking time. we honor all the beauty she brought into this world. and tributes have been pouring in from fans andelebriti alike. many talking about the very first bags they got. >> for aoneuffering out there, the number for the national suicide prevention hot line is 1-800-273-talk. they provide free confidel support to people in suicidal crisis or emotionalort.there iss a day, seven days a week. that's it for us. we'll be back to cover the primaries. right now i hand it over to chris cuomo for cuomo prime time. >>> thank you. i

suffice to say those articles are unfounded and a complete joke. ambassador bolton and i will disagree. we each have views. i'm confident that will happen on issues from how long this press conference ought to go to issues that matter to the world. it's the case that ambassador and bolton and i don't always agree. the president demands that we each give him his own views. your first question, i'll try to answer it. i don't see the shift as you do. the president has always understood this is a process. it's very clear that it would take a great deal of work to do. you can interpret how you will but the president's understanding about this process has been consistent since's been working with him now almost 1 1/2 years ago. >> neil: all right. you've been listening to secretary of state mike pompeo indicates that in his two meetings with kim jong-un, he hasn't got to know him all that well but the north korean leader has said that his goal is eventually to denuclearize and he does mean it. the devil is in the details. welcome. i'm neil cavuto. this i

sandra: congressman goodlatte, that's a pretty unbelievable statement that says he is the target of unfoundedical attacks, political gains and inappropriate leaks. >> there is absolutely no question that all across our two committees, members on both sides of the aisle acknowledged how appalled they were by the statements that he made. and many acknowledge that making those statements using government offices and government equipment is highly inappropriate. it clearly reflected upon the distinction between these two investigations were his bias shows through clear and clear. in any event, i agree with trey. he has now indicated that he would come voluntarily, but he has not pinned himself down on wind. so we are eminently going to issue a subpoena for him to appear next week. speed limits of the subpoena has been prepared but has not been issued yet? >> it's on the way. >> so we should be able to see peter strzok testify publicly next week? >> we are still open to working with him but he has to understand he has to do it on his timetable. his lawyer better contact us right away because the s

. >>> more top republican lawmakers break with president trump over the unfounded claim of a fbi campaign. the justice department is preparing to show congressional leaders more classified information on that topic. joining us now, a key member of the house intelligence committee, democratic congressman mike quigley of illinois. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> what is the new information they're prepared the show the so-called gang of eight? >> i have no idea what they intend to show them. i know it's extremely inappropriate for them to show them anything. it's -- for an entity investigated to get information from the justice department sets a horrible precedent. it's been done i think once before. it was a mistake then. it's a worse mistake now. simply because i think the intent is to turn this information over to the trump legal team. >> are you saying you don't trust some members of the gang of eight? this is the most sensitive classified information. you're smiling? >> chairman nunes i think was working hand in glove with the white house during the entire russia investigati

the ceo calls the allegations unfounded. >>> millennials are getting savvy when it comes to putting downtting together a down payment. nearly 10% of millennials who took part in the survey said they sold cryptocurrency to help save for a down payment. 36% said they took a side gig or a side hustle. and here's the other thing, nearly 25% said they did it the old-fashioned way. i mean, asking for a cash gift from their family. >> hi, mom, hi, dad. >> good luck. >>> a spacex falcon rocket is on the way to the international space station t. blasted off less tlan three hours ago carrying 6,000 pounds of cargo. it should arrive on monday. >> i'm sure a lot of you are wondering, too. >> harry potter will make its west coast premier next fall. >> what did you say to me? what does that mean? >> the levitating spell. mike knows. j.k. rowling helped right the story for the play. harry now works for the ministry of magic and just sent his second son to hogwarts. ticket information will be announced in the coming months. i am so excited. ready to go. >> cool. >> yeah. this is not your world. it's oka

. ♪ commerce secretary wilbur ross is rejecting unfounded allegations he participated in trading. reports ross shortened stock when he heard they were digging into his financial holdings. it was valued at $100,000 to $250,000. a former ambassador and house ethics zaer to president obama. mr. ambassador a pleasure to have you on. let me make sure i get part of the commerce secretary's statement to cnn. this is what he is saying. these allegations are completely false. i did not receive any non-public information due to my deposit position. the fact that the reporter planned to do a story on me certainly is not market moving information. so, embassy eisen, is it possible he exposed it? >> i do think there are serious questions here that need to be looked at and we can't just take mr. ross' word for it. number one you had a short sale. in effect you had mr. ross who moved stocks of navigator would go done. he knew that the "new york times" was planning the story. it was not known to the world. and he had information inside from his experience serving at that company about the inside

benjamin netanyahu calls the allegations unfounded. >>> the u.s.will be roughly the size of a postcard. the existing form for 1040 is two pages long with additional paperwork often the card. the new form is designed to make filing easier for taxpayers. >>> still ahead, adding restrictions on landlords in san francisco. what the state supreme court says about a lot that would force landlords to stop renting a property for 10 years after a tenant is evicted. >>> details about the free program happening today to teach children across the country how to swim. >>> san mateo bridge traffic is still looking good if you're head no major issues heading out to the peninsula. >>> 5:43. an 11 am rally is planned by san francisco's glide memorial church responding to reports that the bishop who oversees the church is removing the two remaining pastors at glide church. the you need -- the unity rally will be held at san francisco city hall at 11 this morning. united methodist church which oversees glide is resigning glide's two authority -- associate pastors to

and you know in spite of some of the criticism unfounded in my view in the press about the president'sparation or look thereof for the summit he is -- lack thereof for the summit he is getting up a the preparation he needs from the secretary of state and c.i.a. >> sean: the summits don't happen in a vacuum. i'm a big fan of mike pompeo. he is a brilliant man. we know if kim jong un tries to pull anything and is not there to talk about the long, permanent denuclearization of the korean peninsula and verifiable denuclearization, the president will walk out. it will be just like reagan and reikavic. it won't last long. >> the united states doesn't just have leverage. the united states is the leverage. he is willing to act on that and he is willing to walk away if the united states does not get the total verifiable and irreversible denuclearization. he is willing to walk away. he is bringing carrots as well for the economic insensitives. so if they do the denuclearization the united states will permit the economic investment. not aid like obama gave to iranian regime but allow the economic

speaker ryan pushing back against president trump's unfounded claim that the feds put a spy inside his campaign. the speaker siding with the republican chairman, trey gowdy, who undercuff the so-called spygate noncontroversy theory last week. >> i'm even more convinced that the fbi did exactly what my fellow citizens would want them to do when they got the information they got. i think when the president finds out what happened, he's going to be not just fine, he's going to be glad that we have an fbi that took seriously what they heard. he was never the target. russia is the target. >> shepard: congressman gowdy spoke after receiving a report on the use of an informant to find out more about contact between the russians and the trump campaign officials. our chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel is live on capitol hill and he has the news there. hello, mike. >> shep, good afternoon. after one of the top leaders, paul ryan, was a part of the classified briefing on the use of a confidential source. this is all classified information so he chose his words carefully. speaker ryan

but senator in january from march medical practise says she had made allegations which are clearly unfoundedion. i spoke to march medical practise to see if they wanted to talk to me about this particular case. they offered no comment, and referred me to lincolnshire east clinical commissioning group who buy the services. they in turn passed me on to nhs england, nhs england says they're aware of the case, and they're aware of the case, and they're working with the family and they're working with the family and the ecg to find a solution. a she disruptive? , of all, you might expect me to say that as my mothers son but she raised me quite strictly that if you do something wrong you put your hand up and admit it. she's done nothing wrong. situations like this are rare but not unheard of. the reason that the doctors are not feeling well or they have some other issues like mental health issues as well and they need every support that he can get both on the flip side, no member of staff should ever be subjected to verbal or possibly asa be subjected to verbal or possibly as a goal abuse. but for

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patricia: yes, and he minded because the gossip was unfounded as far as we know.here was no sexual relationship between them or romance. brian: why did people push on that at the time? patricia: they pushed on it pretty hard and theodore roosevelt deserves credit for blowing it away. someone taught him the news that the rumor had come up, and roosevelt burst out laughing because he thought of wilson as very premise and prudish. he said something like, the idea of this man who looks like an apothecary clerk as a romeo is ridiculous. he was made aware of this because people in his campaign wanted him to take the rumor and run with it. he would not do it. brian: by the way, after she ends up divorcing again, and you write that he helps her financially when she had no money. patricia: they made a transaction. she owned a couple of mortgages that produced income and she wanted to have the cash value of those assets rather than the income from them, so he bought them from her. i think it was a transaction for $15,000. brian: let's look at the atmosphere in 1913. this is

presint gets ready to travel to singapor he's facing issues at home hwn party on h ack from members unfounded claims that the fbi planted a spy in his presidential campaign. we have the latest headlines on the russian investigation. prime minister abe issuing a last-mute remr at the white house, don't forget about japan ahead of the sidot ith the north korean deck dater kim jong-un. prime minister abe says he wants to keep in mind the security concerns and the japanese hostages that have been there nearly five decas. if the summit happens, president trump would be the first sittin. ays h doesn't need much preparation. he said it's more about attitude. just last summer president trump was calling kim jong-un lite rocket man and threatening fire and fury like the world had ver en. that was then, this is now. different attitude. kim was throwing about his own threats and insults. john roberts is live on the north la jo stilnhegarden. me wasshort. we didn't get out there. didn't want to get stuck halfway. it would be something, shep, if months down the road we would be here and the two players th

that's 8%. 92% of the complaints were unfounded. and what did they do? this is key, it's really ant tw this. anything happened in the 400 block of broadway, a busy block with a dozen clubs including topless clubs, young people drinking, people coming out of all the clubs, and all about the same time, that essentially, they used the address where the police car was parked in front of hue for atmosphere and front of hue, same place. they used t as a locus for the disturbance, and that's why 92% of them were thrown out by the a.b.c. appeals board. that's what we have. and now, we have the same thing, st. patrick's day, and in sergeant matthias' own report, it says fight started in front of fame, the other club. i don't blame fame, i don't blame any of the other clubs, people are drinking, people are partying, people are coming out, and people are hotheads. how are you going to hold him responsible authorize that. >> i think what we're trying to say, of the 6 5 c.a.d.'s that were presented in june, if you gon a ouw, noise complaints, it says 447 broadw, hue.

and you know in spite of some of the criticism unfounded in my view in the press about the president'sration or look thereof for the summit he is -- lack thereof for the summit he is getting up a the preparation he needs from the secretary of state and c.i.a. >> sean: the summits don't happen in a vacuum. i'm a big fan of mike pompeo. he is a brilliant man. we know if kim jong un tries to pull anything and is not there to talk about the long, permanent denuclearization of the korean peninsula and verifiable denuclearization, the president will walk out. it will be just like reagan and reikavic. it won't last long. >> the united states doesn't just have leverage. the united states is the leverage. he is willing to act on that and he is willing to walk away if the united states does not get the total verifiable and irreversible denuclearization. he is willing to walk away. he is bringing carrots as well for the economic insensitives. so if they do the denuclearization the united states will permit the economic investment. not aid like obama gave to iranian regime but allow the economic i