they just want the recipients to get these things to have, quote/unquote, earned the rights to them, to have worked hard for them and what they begin to argue in the 1960's and 1970's is that -- or they begin to believe that the people who are getting things like public housing or school integration or affirmative action that these are special privileges and they're not going to people who deserve them. that's their argument. so they want a government that functions for the working class but their working class. host: another pop culture question but is it roseanne meets archie bunker and "all in the family?" timothy: i have been thinking about that quite a bit. i think roseanne is following the script, this blue collar conservative script. i don't think it's in any way intentional but i watched a first few episodes of the show and there's the confrontation between her and jackie, that has been the centerpiece of all the talk her sister asking how could you vote for that man? they never mention his name and she responds, he was talking about jobs. he's going to shake things up. so ye

over my campaign even from an early date why didn't the crooked highest levels of the fbi or quote/unquote justice contact me to tell me of the

as one aide official told us, quote, the military expected us to be bags of cash, unquote. prior to the surge can't aid advisors were often able to exercise veto power about where and how military commanders used funds, particularly from the commanders emergency response program. but later, usa's influence over expenditures were significantly diminished as we were doing the draw down and quick exit from dan. as one official noted went aide tried to stop implementing projects in areas where they could not be monitored or evaluated, the military sometimes set aside the partnership model and used funding unilaterally. as a result, all types of stabilization program and were implemented during all stages of the clear sequins, even when the sequencing was inappropriate in the programs would be ineffective. under pressure from the military, places where they cannot be monitored. the government cannot maintain and students only attended sporadically if at all due to insecurity. military commanders likewise concentrated large projects and less secure areas where they were less like

white house staff to represent the president and the administration against the russia witch hunt, unquote. sources tell me that kelly and flood attended the very tops of both meetings and left before classified matters were discussed. the white house press secretary sarah sanders just issued a statement saying, quote, nearly kelly or flood attended the meetings and did make brief remarks before the meeting started to relay the president's desire for as much openness as possible but on capitol hill people are stunned. a staffer said the presence caused everyone to be sort of aghast. after all, flood is the lawyer defending the president. he has no oversight role when it comes to the case built by the fbi and special counsel mueller. flood's only job is to defend president trump in this very case. and in fact, this afternoon rudy giuliani, another attorney defending the president in the russia probe, told politico that the briefings will inform the president's legal defense. giuliani said, quote, we want to see how the briefing went today and if we learned a good deal from it, it will short

they should not refer to the quote unquote unknown person or persons in the trump administration sentesident obama's administration as spies but rather, i guess he would be a suitably impressed if they would only use informant. i have never heard so much poppycock around the parsing that is so admired by the left, between the two words spy and informant. have you? >> no. and i think the republicans in the house intelligence committee would be happy to use the term if they would hand over the documents, the information about this. and i think the whole spy/informant debate is not very enlightening. the key thing is there's so much we still don't know about the time line of when this informant was recruited, when did he form his relationship with the fbi, what did he do on their behalf. we know that he contacted three people in the trump campaign, carter page, sam clo vus and then george papadopoulos. we've had some information about what went on. i've spent a lot of time talking to sam recently. but there's so much we don't know here. and whether to call it a spy or inforinformant does

border against its quote unquote own people not earthing. she's also critical of the west which she says has been blinded by colorful cliched images of india and adopted an idealistic view of the country one that overlooks the rise of hindu nationalism to take the political pressure group r.s.s. . roy says it's not just it's brown uniforms that we call germany's fascists on whom the organization was modeled when it was founded in one thousand nine hundred five the r.s.s. is ideology is geared to implementing hindu majority rule through violence especially against muslims. we have not come to the stage where people are being liquidated in concentration camps know what you're talking about and i do you know i mean all of you that feels very sympathetic to that kind of thing and that is not an exaggeration. but it is strong criticism of a country that is known as the world's largest democracy prime minister narendra modi is an avowed hindu nationalist but talks about modernizing the country and women's empowerment all just lip service says roy

it's going to be impossible to quote, unquote, inoculate everyone. but i know when i was really -- when i was in the ct realm working in the government, you know, one of the key things that we thought a lot about was, well, what is so different about america that we don't see the same type of radicalization, the same type of plotting as we see overseas. some of it is cultural, some of it is structural, some of it is even geographic. in europe, where are you in europe? in europe, in the early 2000s, right when the iraq war was going on, and folks coming from iraq and afghanistan, you're in the middle of networks, where in germany, jihadists are moving from chechnya. in europe, it's easy to connect with those networks. and a lot has changed now with the internet. back in those days it was easy to connect with the jihadist group in europe. here in the united states, much more difficult. the u.s., we're blessed in many ways, by being a big island, where you don't have the same -- you have the radical preachers and all of that. you'll have that. but that'

them above but for most of these guys it's in one ear and out the other well then it's been done unquote does and some therapist provide them with a clean bill saying this guy was in my treatment program and now he's ok you got to me that's how convicted offenders gain access to children again or die or to tough to be the only gonk me kinda so this happens in family courts for example that finish just gets completely unacceptable unquote and if i look to see how many perpetrators are classed as pedophiles it seems to me that the majority of child abusers are not pedophiles at all according to this definition he said if indeed. indeed police statistics indicate that most men accused of child abuse to not fits the clinical definition of paedophile. so who are these perpetrators and what drives them. many sex offenders prey on victims who are extremely vulnerable like children. many pavitra it is take sadistic pleasure in subjecting their victims to violence but experts say that those who prey on children indiscriminately abhi exception. in most cases the victim is known to the perpetrator

kinda so this happens in family courts for example that finish just gets completely unacceptable unquote and if i look to see how many perpetrators are classed as pedophiles i mean it seems to me that the majority of child abusers are not pedophiles at all according to this definition but if you know he said if. indeed police statistics indicate that most men accused of child abuse do not fit the clinical definition of paedophile. so who are these pavitra it is and what drives them. many sex offenders prey on victims who are extremely vulnerable like children. many have a traitor's take sadistic pleasure in subjecting their victims to violence but experts say that those who prey on children indiscriminately the exception. in most cases the victim is known to the perpetrator this is important information for investigate his. b. to do poems research confirms that not all paedophiles become physically abusive but there is a connection between paedophiles and child abusers. open or graffiti can open the door to more dangerous behavior. do paul visits a children's home to interview boys and g

islam quote we don't consider these people as muslim refugees we consider them as muslim invaders unquote do you agree i would not use the words he used and i do not agree on the term. but this is this is politics in hungary politics in hungary or europe it's also politics about germany germany is crawling with hungary about these point of views don't try to insulate or they're not new they promise that m. is a i'm not is elating you know i'm in in the europe and the european parliament and i'm carefully you know intervening and baiting and discussing with people and with my colleagues in the political party on our term an approach on on asylum policy on migration routes kind of to this another quote nations will cease to exist the west will fall while europe won't even realize it has been invaded that's quite dressed rustics talk mr of i'm your friend also in the. world with while the feeder is within the e.p. people if that is correct you're going to know i'm not stressed you know this is never something i would say like that and i do not agree on this it only understood my language on

quite a wide spectrum within the you have parts wide spectrum of opinion about how to i say quote unquote deal as it would be presented in european made it out to deal with russia you know so we have it ranging from a much more friendly government that sets its greece all straight for example which is taken a founding you throw stones at that and i know you know we want to do it still it saves it but i look him in germany and it was a huge amount to just buy it in germany following the expulsion of the flow and it didn't come out that i mean expelled you know with a significant number. of politicians left in light of king that this is the way you know their relations should not be between russia and germany for example. and that does it for mailbag of the top of the hour with more news stay with us this is art international. the photo. we're here on. post some officials do not. fully understand or do not fully accept the principle of football being beyond politics and that's a fundamental principle of growth of the world to book. people were granted some people may have opinions but it's

there was no collusion except by the democrats, unquote, alleging all in just one tweet.o many lies. soo little evidence for any of that. so many things to fact check. we can start with the fact that the investigation is, quote, rigged. that the special counsel's team, meddling in the midterm elections. no evidence for that. here are facts. eight of the at least 17 lawyers on mueller's team have previously donated to democrats. we should also note the investigation is being led by robert mueller. a registered republican first appointed fbi director by republican george w. bush. and the investigation is overseen by the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein a republican appointed to that job by president trump, and also the fbi director is christopher ray who has given money to republicans, a registered republican, appointed by president trump. joining me to unpack this conspiracy-minded president is judi haberman. -- maggie haberman. the mueller probe has resulted in 75 criminal charges. 22 people and companies charged. here's the president's lawyer, rudy giuliani, explai

she said, quote-unquote, i'm delighted. she said she had, quote-unquote, no disagreement. she said, quote-unquote, i am very grateful for your decision to proceed. second, he accused me of deciding not to interview two participants in the meeting. this is false. in fact, it's absolutely false. i would like to have interviewed both mr. manafort and mr. kushner. an interview with mr. manafort was scheduled the day before he was raided by the f.b.i. last summer. we meaning senator feinstein and this senator has subpoenaed mr. manafort for a committee hearing set for july 26, 2017. mr. manafort instead offered to appear voluntarily for a staff interview the day before the hearing. and the ranking member asked me to withdraw the subpoena. then the f.b.i. raided his home and mr. manafort indicated he would invoke his fifth amendment rights and then consequently declined to answer the committee's questions. however, we did review the transcript of his earlier interview with the intelligence committee. the ranking member refused to participate in a voluntary interview when we had

in a tweet he, quote, demanded, unquote, that the department of justice investigate whether the f.b.i. infiltrated or surveiled his campaign. this is not normal. this is not acceptable. and it is important for the american people to understand why. the president of the united states must not make decisions about individual law enforcement investigations. that job belongs to the department of justice. which may only open a criminal investigation if the investigation is properly predicated on evidence of a crime. president trump is engaging in a propaganda campaign of disinformation, branding it spygate to generate headlines and stir public emotions. in order to fund the -- fundamentally undermine our democratic institutions. he's deliberately turning the rule of law upside down to suit his own interests, which can only erode the public trust in our justice system. moreover, the president may not interfere in a criminal investigation of which he is a subject. it should surprise no one that president trump has made his latest demand to serve his own interests. he has no evidence whatsoev

unquote. that's the president's own secretary of state, own former c.i.a. director dispensing with this notion of a deep state. now, the president says there were spies in his campaign. it's all in the same vein of his other conspiracy theories. remember? president trump said that obama tapped his phones. that was false. he said that -- he has said before that russia did not interfere in our elections. that was false. why should we think the claim that there was spies in his campaign is any different? he makes it up as he goes along to divert attention from the real issue, that russia tried to influence our elections, did influence our elections, and there may, may, may -- we don't know for sure but we've got to find out -- been collusion with members of president trump's campaign and even president trump in that regard. that's serious stuff. we've already had 13 indictments. it's beyond any doubt that russia did try to influence our elections. we need to find out who participated. that's an imperative. for the future of this country. the president acting l

inside and out, unquote. john brennan, who also served as president obama's c.i.a. director said, quote, she will be able to provide that unvarnished, apolitical, objective intelligence input to donald trump and to others, unquote. if these words do not represent a seal of approval, then i don't know what does. never have i seen someone receive such widespread praise from such a distinguished and bipartisan group of seasoned authorities. and never did i think i would live to see the day that the c.i.a. would receive its first female director. mr. president, i know we will all come together ultimately to vote to confirm this gina haspel as director of the c.i.a. but i would like to take this opportunity to again remind my colleagues in the senate of the destructive nature of this partisanship. two weeks ago we were on the cusp of not having a secretary of state all because we were more concerned with political loyalties. today we see the same dynamic at play. we are again divided along party lines and once again on a candidate who is supremely qualified to lead the o

multinationals, the koch brothers and all who quote unquote want to harmonize the borders, which is anotherxpression which means roughly destroy our soferty. >sovereignty.>> we were asked tt mexico could adjudicate our sovereignty and they would have an expatriate community that would lobby us for further concessions. and to suggest that that was airks symmetrical or wrong, we were called racist. and nato don't want to make their commitments, wanting to run up big surpluses and suddenly it was all predicated on this that oh, the united states will do it, they're take it, they're so strong, they don't care. and we started to push back. and the more we pushed back, it was like pushing a stone over the summit. and now the thing is going away. and again they have not argument because they never were honest and candid and transparent in what they were doing. lou: the watch the establishment in reflex, the orthodoxy, apoplectic after having a national leader who absolutely speaks truth directly and boldly, i don't think they'll ever get over it, victor. >> i don't either. lou: let's hope they don

something that the talons will deal with there are people here claiming that external powers quote unquote are conditioning italian politics which is not true but no one has ever even give a clue to anyone suspecting that this is true so my recommendation is to of course follow what's happening in italy and we appreciate our friends attention but please stay out of the time in politics of these moments because this could be easily misinterpreted and of course this is not what we want ok well that's that mean that you agree with mr mike they are salvini the leader of the far right elite party who is furious and says there has to step down would you want him to quit you know but i think someone gave selenium a good reason to complain and i would recommend everyone not to give the populace here are more reasons to complain ok now let's talk about a maybe you have an update for us in terms of where we are in the process of creating this new caretaker government are there any steps that have been taken in the meantime. at this very moment as we speak mr cross already is speaking with the presid

record and i also heard you say that trans decision will force the palestinians to strive for quote unquote historic palestine from the jordan river to the mediterranean sea which is another way of saying that you too not only reject the two state solution but you actually don't recognize israel's right to exist on those territories i understand the emotions behind that statement i understand that but do you think it can bring your people any good in practical terms look what i said i said i said our only option our option is a two state solution our option is to live and let live our option is for the state of israel which will be nice on the ninety six seven lines to live side by side in peace and security of the state of palestine that's what we said now israel. the nutter who as a person instead refused to stop settlements and so on so we're left with two options if israel is destroying the two state solution and benjamin netanyahu personally is in office for the last nine years destroying that was state solution and now to camp to hold them in order to be a two state solution we're lef

other large health care providers that are effectively subsidized by the government are using quote unquote aggressive tax avoidance strategy i'll give you the regulatory translation probably breaking the law and now we continue our conversation on crypto is here to focus on crypto currency exchanges is form a c. suite executive board silly ass b. c. suite is a lot to say you're you're sweet and you're sweet as you are ways i thank you for being here boris so tell us about these crypto exchanges all over. the world we've got some here some in ages some in europe were the biggest ones which ones are people using the most well the biggest ones tend to be in asia and one of the things you have to differentiate is between specific exchanges the trade the main major crypto currencies like a theory and between and like coin and also the all coins by nantz for example a very large exchange based in asia where many of those exchanges are but the u.s. is quite significant as well and i know we've talked in the past about asia they had we go back to two thousand and fourteen with mt gox which was a l

administration to abandon this deal do you think israel is poised to become even more proactive in quote unquote defending its security in other countries and the where can it lead all of us well for for a long time i've been trying to remind people to distinguish between prime minister netanyahu and israel prime minister netanyahu has spoken you know bitterly and angrily about the j.c. the israeli security establishment including now a string of two. chief of army staff have all made clear that the j c p a worked for israel by removing the existential threat that neuron in nuclear program would have been just making iran a threat but not next essential one so to some extent i think that present prime minister netanyahu is now in a phrase we use in english the dog who caught the car he got what his rhetoric wanted but he's right that this does pose real risks for israel the right response would be to try to find ways to deescalate the situation with iran on syria and other issues i think as we've seen this week there's certainly a risk that netanyahu will take the other course and see this is an

other large health care providers that are effectively subsidized by the government are using quote unquote aggressive tax avoidance strategy i'll give you the regulatory translation probably breaking the law. and now we continue our conversation on crypto is here to focus on crypto currency exchanges is former ceased we executive board b. c. suite is a lot to say you're you're sweet and you're sweet as you are ways i thank you for being here boris so tell us about these crypto exchanges all over the world we've got some here some in ages some in europe where the biggest ones which ones are people using the most well the biggest ones tend to be in asia and one of the things you have to differentiate is bit going specific exchanges the trade the main major crypto currencies like a theory and between and like point and also the all coins by nantz for example a very large exchange based in asia where many of those exchanges are but the u.s. is quite significant as well and i know we've talked in the past about asia they had we go back to two thousand and fourteen with mt gox which was a large

"the lead" starts now. >>> quote, we now call it spy-gate, unquote.e and conspiracy theory attacking the fbi. just how far is he willing to go to defend himself? >>> one of the president's targets, former intelligence director james clapper. he will join me for his response and how exactly the fbi was involved in the 2016 campaign. >>> and a new danger for residents in

in another place without leaving the hospital and able to stay put while the robot walked, quote unquoteacross the stage for her. maybe just rolled more like it. >> got the di employploma. high five missing but that's the best you can do under the circumstances. >> amazing and even a speaker i think down below. >> would help me if i could not go to class and just send the robot. see you on channel 7. >> see ya. - well, sir, looks like it's time for me to begin my long overdue vacation. - vacation? uh, a little heads up would have been nice. - i've emailed you daily, left you dozens of voicemails, and for the last six weeks, there's been this. - i can't decipher your cryptic clues. - anyway, here's your schedule for while i'm away, sir. - "shedule." bless you. [chuckles]

to get the ear of the president, or the administration, will pay people who know him to be, quote, unquoteconsultants. if michael cohen was actually actively lobbying either congress or any executive agency, then he has to be registered as a lobbiest. if he is simply offering his insights, his advice, his ideas, that is perfectly legal. so there is nothing wrong with that. trish: what do you think they're digging for here? >> with michael cohen and the raid? trish: not with the raid, with this accusation, with blumenthal saying and markey saying we need to look into this? are they scaring michael cohen to give them a panacea to make hillary clinton president? >> they hope he will sing like a canary but the problem is michael cohen may have no information on trump russia collusion. trish: may not have been russian collusion. >> a, collusion in a political campaign is not a crime. b, there appears to be, not a scintilla of evidence that anybody in the trump campaign, including the president, worked with the russians to win the election. trish: you say collusion, because, by the waco solution

both parties agreed unquote taking effective measures to substantially reduce the united states trade deficit with china. he goes on to say is quote china will increase purchases of united states goods and services this will help support growth and employment in the united states. both sides according to the statement agreed to encourage two-way investment to try to create a level playing field when it comes to trade. they agreed on increases when it comes to u.s. agriculture and exports. the administration says they will send a team to china but did not lay out a specific timeframe for that. the top democrat in the senate senator schumer released a statement saying essentially at best this announcement doesn't provide enough answers. quote the key to a strong agreement is protecting our intellectual property here in america and stopping the chinese from keeping our best goods until we hand over a trade secrets. the joint statement had nothing specific on those funds and no immediate or short-term purchases of american goods will make up for that. the u.s. team that the white house is

he fired former fbi director james comey because of the fbi's chief's quote, unquote, tremendous lies. including the fact that comey's agency led the surveillance. comey today acknowledged some kind of surveillance occurred by stressing the tweet it was quote, unquote, tightly regulated. in fact clapper said comey's fbi was involved in spying. he used that word in an interview. here's the kicker. clapper says when the fbi conducted surveillance, they were only spying on the russians and their intermediaries somehow not spying on officials on the other side. >> was the fbi spying on trump's campaign? >> no. they were not. they were spying on a term i don't particularly like on what the russians were doing. what they were trying to do was protect our political system and protect the campaign. >> a lot of bad things have happened. i want them all to get together. they will sit in a room. hopefully they will be able to work it out among themselves. >> that's a reference to tomorrow's meeting between republicans devin nunes and trey gowdy with the fbi director and deputy attorney general.

her tweets on tuesday were quote/unquote, unsurvivable. >> and her apologies are odd as well. they're uncensored. she's even saying to her supporters, don't defend me, don't boycott abc, but then she's blaming it on ambien. when she's faulting ambien, how seriously can you take the apology part? >> you really can't. i think she's just floundering to fine some excuse where her -- where she can escape the p.r. debacle that it is. she said all the right things in march when the first came on the air. she's a new person. she's not going to do politics. but, of course, i just think she can't help herself. >> something interesting that some are pointing out is that, they say, look, this is -- this is liberal hollywood acting so fast to fire roseanne, to cancel the show, acting much faster than it acted to respond to the allegations against harvey weinstein and roseanne even retweeted some of these claims in the last 24 hours or so. any merit to that? is that fair criticism? >> well, it's a little like comparing apples and oranges but they're right in the fact that they did act much

>> well i'm no fan, as you know of the quote/unquote trump motto of negotiating. >> it can be a good thing. >> it can be a good thing and has worked for him so far. i do agree, believe it or not, with sarah sanders when she says keep calm and carry on. there are any number of histo c historical references. but one of my favorite, during the cuban missile crisis, when they sent the kennedys two letters, one, we're going to blow up. and bobby kennedy chose to ignore the first threatening letter and focus on the second more accommodating letter. and that's the one he responded to. so, in this situation, i think, you have to ignore this kind of feeling that we're going to blow this up and not have the summit and just continue on. obviously, they knew about the gaming that was going to take place. he's got to flex his muscles. it was too smooth along the way. i think he's frankly testing mike pompeo the new secretary of state and john bolton. >> not showing all of the cards that you have is the smarter way to play poker. i want to stay on the john bolton quote. citing this as part of the

about her ratings, saying he called her personally to say she was representing, you know, the quote/unquoteupporters that love him so much. it's hard to imagine the president's going to condemn her and by his attack on bob iger and abc, he's pointing out other people are offensive too. sarah huckabee sanders at the podium said that the white house did not support her comments but she also came prepared with a whole litany of comments that other folks had made against the president. it's a deflection strategy by the white house on these comments. the president -- you're not going to see him condemn her. i just don't think it's going to happen. >> mary katherine, point of fact here, abc did apologize. maybe bob iger didn't pick up the phone and call the president but let me remind you, within 24 hours of that brian ross report the head of abc news who works directly for bob iger said we deeply regret and apologize for the serious error we made. i just don't understand what the president has to gain even politically by making this all about him and saying why didn't bob iger call me. do you? >

he's discussing it being quote/unquote spygate. when it comes to the politicalization of this, i will tell you a cause for concern more broadly from the folks i'm talking to and that is the potential politicalization of intelligence. of this critical piece of our national security apparatus, the idea you have this asset, informant, that's been publically outed. and as they go and review the documents tomorrow, might there be more leaks, and that is causing real concern, not just the leaks but the idea that you are taking what has been an independent, in large part the independent department of justice and politicizing it by having these meetings where it's just republicans in the first meeting, although there will be democrats in the second, ari. >> that makes me want to ask you something else, which is paul ryan announcing within this hour that he has a pre-scheduled commitment and cannot go. >> reporter: he won't be there. >> how do i ask this question in a respectful and open-minded way? well, what on earth could be more importa

why so much unequal, quote, unquote justice.nt i will have no choice, but to use the given to the presidency. he called the department of justice a setup and a trap. cnn has learned that special counsel robert mueller has raised the possibility that trump could face a subpoena before the grand jury if he does not agree to answer questions voluntarily in the russia probe. so let's get to all of that if we can. joining me right now is jamil jaffer and cnn political director david chalian is here. let's start with the tweet from the president. the powers granted to the presidency and get involved in the justice department. there's background here. republican lawmakers have now drafted articles of impeachment. they want documents and they think he's stonewalling and want documents regarding carter page, and regarding the clinton investigation and the robert mueller investigation and quite a few things and rod rosenstein has said the justice department won't be extorted and then the president tweets this. where does that leave things

theories as to why puerto ricoal should not bwed the same rights, because we were not fit, quote-unquoteor self-government. the sueme court put it in a very succinct way. puerto rico belongs to but is not part of the united states. so it's like yr wallet. your wallet belongs to you, but it's not part of you, right? w e're essentially property, and that decision is still good law. >> sullivan: from early on, puerto ricans were given u.s. citizenship, but not full constitutional rights.ve they sn the military, but can't vote for president. under tax law, pueo rico is a foreign entity. yet under maritime law, it's part of the u.s.ar >> over the the one dominant theme in thesh relati between puerto rico and the united states is the inconsistency of american polica s the territory. >> sugarcane, backbone of the land's economy... >> sullivan: for decades, american companies profited from the island'sheap labor supply, and tourists flocked to its beautiful beaches. >> welcome to puerto rico. you'llnjoy native barbecues, golf, tennis, imming, or relaxing and enjoying the sights. >> sullivan: but

republicans have been furthering this line saying the russia investigation was a deep state quote/unquote conspiracy against him. and this is the latest development in that theory he's advancing. a counter narrative to what mr. mueller is doing. and when he said a year ago he believed the president obama had wire-tapped him. he never gave evidence of that. now rudy giuliani is connecting that to the latest report of an informant. which as we know from reports, this was the academic who lived in london who was asked by the fbi to meet with carter page and george papadopoulos to see after the fbi had learned they had contacts with russians, they were concerned about that and wanted to get more information on it. and you had christopher wraiy testify in congress this week saying if this person's identity is disclosed, we can't keep them safe. and america will be less safe if this person's identity is disclosed. so you almost could see this setting up a showdown between hill republicans supporting president trump, trying to protect him from this probe, in a showdown with christopher wray, a t

it's like, okay, let's get back on track, but we see nothing in terms of at least quote-unquote average weather into tomorrow's forecast. i want to go ahead and put everything into perspective, and it's chilly out there, not extremely cold, but as we get a rook look at our averages, only 63 decrees, we should degrees. we should be at 74. most of the bay area five to ten degrees colder. in may we do get 80 and 90 degree temperatures, but so far, no 90s happening this year yet. and we don't see any chance of 90s, at reis fleast for the nex weeks. you have this weaker system. it's going to linger just enough tomorrow to keep temperatures at least cool for parts of the bay area and a slight chance of sprinkles. bringing you into tomorrow's forecast, nothing heavy, but a chance of isolated drizzle. 57, few clouds for the south bay and 55. a slight chance for activity in san francisco and also for the north bay and temperatures in the low 50s. my hour by hour forecast shows us through tomorrow morning on that commute, it's nothing big, we have the clouds and an isolated chance as you can see.

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