later he said, i don't think i will have any catastrophic appointment like justice roberts, unquote. even justice roberts was too far to the middle for the president on healthcare. president trump made it crystal clear that he's going to nominate somebody hostile to the court's rulings on healthcare. there's no other way to interpret president trump's words. so count on it. he will appoint a nominee. he will roll back healthcare protections for tens of millions of americans. america doesn't want that. but again, the hard right who president trump listens to want to use the courts to roll back america's rights and privileges. we can be sure that the next nominee of course will deny and hide behind the judicial dodge, i will follow settled law, as we saw this week in a decision, settled law is only settled until a majority of justices on the supreme court decide it isn't, and yesterday they reversed 40 years of precedent in a ruling that stretched the meaning of the 1st amendment to meet their ideological predispositions, their anti-union bias. already there's a case winding its way th

unquote. it is impossibly -- i am -- it is impossible to conclude that president trump will appoint a justice whom we can have faith will leave roe v. wade unsettled law. president trump said in his own words that he wants to give them a justice to give the court a majority to overturn roe v. wade. so count on it. president trump will in all likelihood nominate a justice willing to send roe, quote, back to the states. again, those are president trump's own words, where several are preparing, if not already prepared, to roll back a woman's right to choose. in fact, according -- there ares where abortions would be wholly or partially illegal almost immediately. that is against what america wants. it is because the president and his hard-right ideological judicial acolytes are way far away from where the american people are that are trying to create a court that will turn the clock backward in so many ways, roe at the top of the list. we also know that president trump will likely nominate a justi

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,

perhaps we can get the 13 angry democrats to divert energy to this matter, quote, unquote, as comey would call it, investigate.

for some of them a but for most of these guys it's in one ear and out the other of anything done unquote get us and some therapist provide them with a clean bill saying this guy was in my treatment program and now he's ok you got me and that's how convicted offenders gain access to children again or tired to stuff to only going to meet king god so this happens in family courts for example that's 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 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 perpetrators and what drives them. many sex offenders preying 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 the exception. in most cases the victim is known to the perpetrator this is im

admit his errors, the director cannot be expected to implement the necessary corrective actions, unquoteat language sounds just like the scolding of comey in the i.g. report. so here is my question, how can rosenstein remain the arbiter of what happens to mueller's report on obstruction, given that he, himself, provided the basis for the president to fire comey? even if it was a pretext used by trump, rosenstein wrote it. mueller will soon hand to rosenstein his assessment of whether the president obstructed justice when he fired comey. the president will say that he was following rosenstein's memo. the logic of which was just reaffirmed by the justice department inspector general. that's going to put rosenstein in an untenable position as a fact witness for the president's assertion. it's hard to see how he can carry out his role, but it's easy to surmise that any obstruction case was just made that much harder. that's my view. i want to know what you think. go to my website at smerconish.com. answer this question, will the rosenstein m regarding comey's firing ultimately protect presid

president has said that, quote, if north korea doesn't denuclearize, that will not be acceptable, unquote. president trump has not made much proess toward that goal yet and has given up substantial leverage already, the leverage of joint military exercises, the leverage of an audience with the president of the united states. imagine for a moment if a democratic president had gone to north korea in similar circumstances and came away with little more than a hand shake and a photo op. imagine if a democratic president had placed the flag of the united states next to the flag of north korea and met a dictator on equal terms. the common tators of the right wing media and in fact the entire republican party would be shou grave warnings about the end of americaneadership and the belittling of our country about selling out an appeasement. we democrats do not see it this way. we remain supportive of american diplomatic efforts in general, but are focused on significant, substantive concerns with president trump's preliminary arrangement with north korea. we want to see these efforts succeed and e

this federal judge just revoked his bail after prosecutors argued that manafort is, quote, unquote, ager to the community. they also said that he has committed new crimes, namely witness tampering and conspiracy to obstruct justice, all the while being under house arrest. manafort, he's pleaded not guilty. and when he walked into court today, he was greeted with shouts of "lock him up." >> lock him up! >> lock him up! >> lock him up! lock him up! lock him up! >> for his part, president trump is trying to distance himself from manafort as much as possible. >> i feel badly about a lot of it, because i think a lot of it is very unfair. i look at some of them where they go back 12 years. manafort has nothing to do with our campaign. but i feel so -- i tell you, i feel a little badly about it. they went back 12 years to get things he did 12 years ago? you know, paul manafort worked for me for a very short period of time. he worked for ronald reagan, bob dole, john mccain, his firm did, many other republicans. he worked for me, what, 49 days or something? very short period of time. i feel b

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unquote. this hearing title references a concept that has been very important. to me throughout my time in the senate. after all, the goal is to help consumers and the best way to do that is to balance both affordability and innovation. over three decades ago, i championed the drug price competition and patent term restoration act, which has since become known as hatch waxman. as i noted in an editorial that ran in roll call yesterday, the hatch waxman law established a system for regulating drugs that rewards new products while encouraging generic competitors. around that same time, i sponsored the orphan drug act, and i'm proud to say that law has resulted in new treatment options that have enhanced care and drastically improved the quality of life for hundreds of thousands, if not millions of people that live with rare diseases. at the time, we thought we were just taking care of some rare diseases. but it's become a very important law. those two bills are just the tip of the iceberg. i hav

unquote. he said that if the administration began separating kids from their parents, they could deter migrants from traveling to our southern border. and we have since heard attorney general jeff sessions double down on the theme of deterrence. he said, quote, if people don't want to be separated from their children, they should not bring them with them. if you bring children, you'll be prosecuted. to those who spout this perverse notion of deterrence, i ask this question. how do you deter a mother trying to protect her child from the brutality of fortitude. how do you deter a father trying to protect his child from being raped and tortured? how do you deter a family so fearful for their safety, that they are willing to embark on a perilous journey and travel thousands of miles, thousands of miles to reach the united states the answer is that you can't. not without addressing the root causes of this forced migration. most of these families come from guatemala, el salvador, honduras, these thr

this week unquote story. mooses mexico's genda. nagel stranding in an ocean of readiness but says to mosul in northern iraq the city was successfully recaptured from i as terrorists militias last year but hundreds of dead still lie among the ruins of war volunteers are helping to recover the corpses. the smell of death is everywhere old mosul is like an open air symmetry nearly a year after the battle between the so-called islamic state and iraqi troops and the corpses still fill the streets. we meet husseini the young nurse has volunteered to help remove the bodies. and this old house in this room we found one hundred fifty corpses they were all shot in the head they're not here yes. the stench is hard to take it fills your nostrils just now began as we took away all about he asked them we burned the room and to sanitize it but how did they all say that. they were let out for one on top of another man of the women and then children. there are still bones e.h.m. there was stuck to the blankets. anyone passing by can see the corpses

unquote. it is impossibly -- i am -- it is impossible to conclude that president trump will appoint a justice whom we can have faith will leave roe v. wade unsettled law. president trump said in his own words that he wants to give them a justice to give the court a majority to overturn roe v. wade. so count on it. president trump will in all likelihood nominate a justice willing to send roe, quote, back to the states. again, those are president trump's own words, where several are preparing, if not already prepared, to roll back a woman's right to choose. in fact, according -- there ares where abortions would be wholly or partially illegal almost immediately. that is against what america wants. it is because the president and his hard-right ideological judicial acolytes are way far away from where the american people are that are trying to create a court that will turn the clock backward in so many ways, roe at the top of the list. we also know that president trump will likely nominate a justi

that comes with a set of quote/unquote asks and data to have north korea act quickly and move ahead to denuclearize. james mattis is making his way to the region this week and stopping in china and south korea and japan where north korea is a top item on the agenda. when it comes to what north korea has done in the aftermath of the summit and if they are signals they are trustworthy. there were other agreements with the president and kim, a pledge to return the service members whose bodies were left since the korean war. president trump expects the return up to 200 sets of remains. we know there are 5,300 sets of remains belonging to u.s. service members in north korea. the united states making preparations to receive the remains. sending about 100 wooden coffins to the dmz. the remains, will be taken to the air base in south korea and flown to the united states for dna testing. it is at that point family members would be notified. dave. >> a gesture, but nothing concrete toward denuclearization. alex, thank you. >>> we saw great pictures over the weekend of women in saudi arabia takin

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he mused about martha stewart, a case that rudy giuliani mentioned recently walked into a, quote unquote, perjury trap. i think there is a common thread of people who have been in his mind attacked or treated unfairly, quote unquote, by people who he thinks have done the same thing to him. the prosecutions have some connections to james comey, as well as preet bharara, the southern district of new york federal prosecutor, which is where the michael cohen case is right now and we know that donald trump fired preet bharara along with a other u.s. attorneys. i don't think you can ignore the celebrity aspect of this. blagojevich had been on "the apprentice" and then there was this, oh, of course moment. he also knows martha stewart personally. dinesh is the odd one out there and that's much more a play for his base and his supporters. let's be honest, i think roger stone said it to the "washington post," these are pardons that send a message to people who either have pleaded guilty in the special counsel's investigation into possible russia collusion between the trump campaign or russian off

to make quote/unquote, zero tolerance policy. the only person you can legitimately blame in any reality here is the trump administration for doing this because they are interpreting it. they made the change. >> the homeland secretary says this is not a policy to separate people at the border. we do not have a policy of separatingilies at the border. we continued the policy from previousadministrations. there is no custodian relationship with the family members or if they broke the law. is she trying to thread ae needle here saying people should not come into the country if they are seeking asylum? they need to go to port of entry and say i need asylum? >> i think it is trying to thread a very, very fine needle in saying our policy is not to do this. it might happen if we have to criminally prosecute you, we will separate you and criminally prosecute you. yes. that is definition of threading the needle in a weird way. >> i wonder if you get the optics which are bad here. you have laura bush and the corru current first lady here sa

they include quote, unquote, supervision of activities or another quote, unquote, management functiosonably necessary for farmers. obviously, theepartment of agriculture has no way of enforcing those rules and many people would agree they are written with that purpose in mind. most of us agree work requirements for able-bodied adult is smart policy for food assistance. why can't require farmers who get huge sums of money from the government to actually work on the farm. the government accountability office released a new report just a few weeks ago, outlining how much money flows through this loop hole. 2815, the latest year that we haveab ava. $250 million or more of god $250 million is the amount that went to that group of people because of that loophole. the largest farms and views the loophole to the detriment of jog and beginning farmers who have to compete against them for land with little to no assets. i intend to close that loophole with this amendment. if you think young are beginning farmers should be a consideration for us, if the average age of farmers in the unitedtate, at leas

the president saying he will quote/unquote sign something soon to help keep families together. this is what he said just a little while ago. >> we are very strong at the border. we're very strong on security. we want security for our country. the republicans want security and insist on security for our country. and we will have that at the same time we have compassion. we want to keep families together. it's very important. i'll be signing something in a little while that will do that and the people in this room want to do that. they're working on various pieces of legislation to get it done. but i'll be doing something that's somewhat preemptive, ultimately will be matched by legislation, i'm sure. we are having problems with democrats. they don't want to vote for anything. they don't care about lack of security. they would like to have open borders where anybody in the world can flow in, including from the middle east, from anybody, from anywhere. they can flow into our country. tremendous problems with that. tremendous crime caused by that. we're just not going to do it. >>

yes, president trump said he would, quote unquote, absolutely extend the invitation to kim, perhaps to convey that these negotiations are just phase one of this entire process and that the ant signed by both leaders here was simply an agreement to keep working toward what president trump describes as a, quote unquote, complete denuclearization of north korea, though the deal is short on concrete details. trump insists that all he gave up is his time but he also announced he's ending decad of joint military exercises with south korea. let's be clear, that is an enormous concession. neverthelesshe president heaped trade on the man he once called little rocket man. >> he is very talented. anyone who takes over a situation lik he did at 26 years of age and is able to run it and run it tough -- >> you trust him. >> i do trust him, yeah. really he's got a great personality. he's a funny guy. he's a very smart guy. he's a great negotiator. he loves his people. >> i believe it's a rough situation over there. there's no question about it. we did discuss it today pretty strongly, i mean knowing

leading voice against restrictions on political speech under the guise of, quote, campaigneform, unquote. again, some of his own party disagreed, including president george w. bush and senator john mccain, but he persisted and on multiple occasions the supreme court has agreed with mcconview of protecting political speech under the first amendment. mr. president, two of the three united states senate office buildings in washington, d.c., are named for phillip earhardf and mitchell re of georgia, two senators who were never elected to formal leadership positions by their colleagues. senator mcconnell disssed leaders without foalio describing occasion when a senator describes a major policy role outside of the cfinesf formal party or committee ership his favorite was senator cooper. who mitch has described as, quote, my role model as a young man, a man of great conviction, very smart. in his auto biography, the long game, senator mcconnell says when cooper took him to the signing of the civil rights bill of 1965 and later on of watching cooper's principled questioning of the vietnam war, s

treasuries and corporate bonds this quote unquote repatriation is a one time affair why. these limited so called overseas cash has been repatriated and spent on share buybacks dividends and executive bonus is gone and then what these immensely overvalued shares will then have to find real buyers but for now companies are selling their treasuries corporate bonds which have taken a beating recently and are using the proceeds while they last to buy back their own shares at historically overvalued prices right you mentioned leveraged buyouts there are so instead of a company doing a leveraged buyout on buying another company they're doing a leveraged buyout of themselves they borrow lots of money and they buy back their own stock and they're taking themselves private and they're taking the entire s. and p. five hundred private and the people who are left will be a private equity stock owners who run the economy without any participation at all from the general public who already owns less than twenty percent of the stock market owned by the average mom and pop out there will

the gate was closed for, quote, unquote, security reasons. that's how kind of crazy it is here on the ground. elected officials, including officials from this state, cannot access these camps. as you alluded to, kids in this tent city behind me are living in limbo because they fall within this space between the new sort of old trump policy of separating kids out from family members at the border and the executive order of yesterday and that does not clarify, as you said, what is going to happen to them, nor does it bring us any closer to finding out where their parents are, how they are reunited and the process that's going to take place there. mayor bill de blasio said, we already know of 293 kids put on planes and sent to new york city. it is quite likely that many of these kids will end up there just because it is a matter of resources. >> mayor, they're hiding these kids. i've been to detention centers just outside of austin where they hold these kids and they let you talk to them. they're hiding this. they know it is wrong. any american

the defense department says they're working on a timeline for, quote, unquote, of specific asks for kimun. they want reassurance that kim jong-un is committed to denuclearizing. this is a little more than two weeks that they shook on it in singapore. barbara starr is here with us. >> they essentially want to give north korea a to-do list. here's what denuclearization means, here's what you have to do, here's what we need to know that you're doing it. the u.s. will have more discussions with the north koreans, we know that. secretary of state mike pompeo expected to talk to them again. the pentagon advisers will be part of that, they have been in the past. but now it's really beyond the rhetoric of both mr. trump and chairman kim, if you will. now the experts have to sit down and work out the details. so they're going to give them this list. they're going to give them some timelin timelines. and this will be, according to defense officials, one of the key indicators about whether the north koreans are really serious about this, if they are really committed to full denuclearization. no ma

libya in the middle east there are ideas about putting people in camps in undesirable countries quote unquote undesirable areas of europe that was a danish proposal all of this is very difficult to understand how it would work specifically so i suppose this is the debate this is the headwind the volunteer nations are going into tomorrow thank you very much. who are expecting the m.v. lifeline ship with over two hundred migrants refugees on board to dock very shortly . defending champions germany have been knocked out of the wild card at the first stage a surprise to nil defeat to south korea means they'll be heading home much earlier than expected speak to addie richardson in moscow and andy how did this happen. let's first of all just let this sink in it is germany's early expects it from a world cup since ninety eight since the world cup has been organized with group stages germany have never failed to progress they've reached the last nine quarter finals. world cups and made it sort of means they've reached the semifinals on the last six occasions so this is a huge surprise but really the

dealing with the koreans the united states never officially went to war against north korea was a quote unquote police action remember under truman but for the koreans it's a very different thing if they could in the next i think reasonable step would be a peace treaty ending that conflict sixty eight years after the fact but that is a really interesting move because if hostilities come to an end in on the peninsula then ultimately you have to ask the question then why are u.s. troops there ok you can you can justify it now because there's an armistice but if the peace comes then that question is you know maybe not immediate in the north koreans aren't pushing it now but it's going to be something you're going to have to confront go ahead by being in washington. well this is exactly the heart of the issue and i think what people don't seem to understand is that again we're conflating all of these issues so americans for the last especially in the last six months to a year we have sort of you know distilled this down to americans are suddenly frightened about you know nuclear bombs raining down

unquote. good ad, makes sense, but doesn't t point hold here? isn't his eagerness to herald the deal show weakness to the north koreans. we already have the russian and chinese talking about lifting sanctions. >> well it is a role. it is not just the deal. he has a role with the american people to play to explain what is going on and what he' trying to accomplish. i fd it interesting, all of the criticism that he's received from the right and left, all last 25 years that got us to a place where we are on the brink of nuclear war last year. now look, i don't know if this is going to be successful or not but it can't be any less successf up tos point. so i'll give some room. >> i don't know were we really on the brink of nuclear war. >> i don't know what it looks like if it doesn't look like that. >> i think kim was doing what he always does. making provocative statements that were typically ignored because everybody knows he makes provocative statements. the president decided to engage -- >> last year. >> so whose fault is it if we were on the ve

what do you think about the idea of assimilation, people coming here and assimilating into, quote/unquote, american culture? >> i think that nobody has to sacrifice their past, their culture, in order to become american. i have nothing against white people. i have nothing against americans, but we also need to reflect what america means. and definitely embrace that our cultures are beautiful. we come here for a better life, to be ourselves. we shouldn't sacrifice our identity. >> people who come here don't speak the language or assimilate to the way things are done here. they should. it will benefit them in the long run. >> okay. >> but i think if you're coming to los angeles, you should learn spanish. ♪ >> now that i talked to the people, i want to talk to the mayor. but since he wouldn't talk to me, i guess i'll just talk to somebody else at city hall. in this town, you're kind of a rock star. >> i'm meeting with l.a. city council member gil cedillo, known as one-bill gil for his successful work to get driver's licenses for undocumented people. latinos are the fastest growing demographi

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comey said he did not expect a report on his handling of classified information because, quote, unquote happen to think that it is frivolous. question number one to mr. horowitz, are you investigating comey's handling of his memos? and does that include the classification issues? and should mr. comey expect a report when it is complete? >> we received a referral on that from the fbi. we are handling that referral and we will issue a report when the matter is complete consistent with the law and we will -- and a report that's consistent and takes those into account. >> okay. in the fbi's response to the inspector general's report the fbi said, quote, there is no indication that any classified material ever transited former director comey, ms. page's or mr. struck's personal devices or accounts, but i thought neither the inspector general nor the fbi actually looked at their personal devices. i sent a letter to you, director wray, this morning on this topic, but i wanted to ask you, how can the fbi conclude no classified material was on the personal devices if you didn't even look at thei

graham tells cnn's manu raju that he has seen, quote, no indication, unquote, that a confidential source so-called spy. joining me now to discuss this and other issues linked to the russia investigation, the ranking democrat on the house intelligence committee, adam schiff. congressman schiff, so chairman nunes was obviously a driving force behind this conspiracy theory. the fbi was spying and infiltrating the trump campaign. now that you have several prominent republicans, along with many democrats coming out saying it was all made up, does nunes need to correct the record? >> well, of course, he should, but that's not the purpose behind all of this for the chairman. the purpose is to do everything possible to support the president's legal defense team. giuliani has acknowledged as much. their expectation is whatever is turned over to the republicans on our committee or judiciary will be provided to the defense team. now, that's completely improper and inappropriate. it would explain, though, why emmett flood, one of the president's other lawyers was at the last justice department and c

we know bad guys in this scenario, quote, unquote, are the smugglers. these cartels.he criminal organizations that are actually taking advantage of these migrants. and that is very clear to me after this two-day embed with the border patrol who is also stretched very thin, especially here in the laredo sector of the border to try and beat these guys. now i want to play a bite for you of one of my conversations with a border patrol agent of how he sees these families who are coming over most of them, and how dangerous the trek north just to make it here to the border is for them. let's hear it. >> how dangerous is it to be out here? >> oh, here we're at right now it is extremely dangerous. and that's why we have a bulletproof vest. every group that we interdict there is an element of danger. based on what is being smuggled, will determine the level of danger. that level of danger obviously is a little bit higher than a smuggler bringing in just your every day illegal immigrant. >> reporter: the border patrol chief telling me, katy, that most of these people are searchi

, or another, quote, unquote, other functions reasonably necessary for farming. obviously the department of agriculture has no way of rules, and many people would agree they're written with that purpose in mind. most of us agree work able-bodied for adults is smart policy for food assistance. why can't we require farmers who from thesums of money government to actually work on the farm. the government accountability office released a new report few weeks ago, outlining how much money flows through loophole. available, $250 million or we $250 million is the amount that went to that that of people because of loophole. the largest farms abuse this detriment ofhe young andeginning farmers who for to compete against them landith little to no assets. that loopholeose with this amendment. if you think or beginning farmers shouldn't be a consideration for us, just think atheverage age of farmers inhed sts about 58 years of age. i would also point out that only a small about fraction of the farming entities of this abusive loophole. the government accountability lists of

more important than that, a big, maybe it's one day, but so far a big rotation into the quote/unquote bottom equities. so you see the cable stocks up today. you see the things with high dividends, some of the tobacco stocks, et cetera, those things have not been able to catch a bid all year until this volatility has surfaced. so your portfolio's got to be a barbell. it can't be on just the growth investor or i am just a dividend investor you have to construct the portfolio where you can survive days like this without pulling your hair out. one of the things i want to mention here, look at this candle in the ibb. you talk about a september or the that's got secular growth and very little involvement in this ongoing trade stuff the tariff stuff biotech. biotech. these stocks have been in the penalty box for a very long time i think they can get rediscovered here, especially if we're? a -- we're in a zig-zag because it has to do with drug commercialization. that should tell you money is coming into this type of area when other areas falter. >> joe, it seems like we are out of the zig-zag

this quote unquote compromise in replacing a rent-controlled units as an adu, this is not authorized by the code. there is no such thing as replacing a rent-controlled units. they are demolishing a rent-controlled units and creating an adu in the basement of another building. not apples to apples. it is not preserving a naturally affordable dwelling. section 311, even if, for the sake of argument we were to accept that you cannot approve the building permit application before the see you, the variance should still be, must still be approved before this eu. it. it is quite clear in the code. if you overturned the letter of determination tonight, then what can happen, and what should happen is that they can build their new single-family home in the existing envelope. the planning code refers to the conversion of nonconforming uses to residential uses. it explicitly says that the nonconforming use is eliminated by such conversions provided further that the structure is not enlarged, extended, or moved to another location. in black and white, it is a real project here. thank you for your

they take your kids and you get nothing, not even a slip of paper, unquote. the trump administration said last night, they know where all the kids are, but they're building out better databases to link parents and children. can you tell our viewers this morning that the trump administration knows right now which kids belong with which parents? >> that is what they're claiming. again, they have reunited 21%. but jake, this is a mess. i want to show a chart. you know how much i like charts. take a look at what might have caused this. go back to 2008, '09, '10, '11. prior to daca, president obama instituted childhood arrival. you can see the results. since that point in time, over 200,000 unaccompanied children have come from central america. in addition to that, you look at family units. we have more than 339,000 family units who have come in because of our laws, because of the way we treat them, it creates an incentive. if you total that up, it's almost 900,000 individuals coming into this country illegally. 900 thousandths. we have family detention centers wi

comey said he did not expect a report on his handling of classified information because, quote, unquote, that's frivolous. i don't happen to think it is frivolous. question number one to mr. horowitz, are you investigating comey's handling of his memos, and does that include the classification issues? and should mr. comey expect a report when it is complete? >> we received a referral on that from the fbi. we are handling that referral and we will issue a report when the matter's complete, consistent with the law and rules and a report that's consistent and takes those into account. >> in the fbi's response to the inspector general report, the fbi said, quote, there is no indications that any classified material ever transited former director comey, his pages miss mr. strzok's personal devices or accounts. i thought never the inspector general or fbi looked at their personal devices. i sent a letter to you, director wray, this morning on this topic, but i wanted to ask you, how can the fbi conclude no classified material was on their personal devices if you didn't even look at their devi

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