billy morgan fell in the wayside.gan fell in all four of his tractors runs and his first competition run, but then he pulled off two magnificent effo rts he pulled off two magnificent efforts to take that bronze medal. he could get even betterfor efforts to take that bronze medal. he could get even better for britain later with a possible bronze coming in the curling. you make him up in the curling. you make him sound ancient. he is only 28! ifeel ancient now. and we'll be speaking to the man himself from pyeongchang just after 8:30. that is billy morgan. i am looking forward to it. a number of us companies have cut ties with the national rifle association as consumers call for a boycott of firms linked to the powerful gun lobby. they include the car rental companies, hertz and enterprise holdings, both of which have stopped offering discounts for members of the association, in the wake of the florida school shooting. our north america correspondent, peter bowes, reports. the aftermath to a school shooting which could

president offered some support to the idea of banning bump stocks, and that seemed to have fallen by the wayside. preceded by a deranged individual snuffing up a lives of nearly an entire classroom and sandy hook, etc. p it's a bill that would encourage state and federal governments and government agencies to do what they are supposed to do. does the president have any ideas at all on how to address this or hit -- is he starting from scratch? ms. sanders: the president supports not have in the use of bump stocks and we expect in the action on that coming days. he ordered the department of justice in the etf to reduce the regulation of bump stocks. my understanding is the review has been completedjustice and sg will take place on that shortly. -- thee -- that president is committed to ensuring those devices -- again, i will not get ahead of the announcement but the president does support the use of those accessories. >> deranged individuals, getting hold of weapons and killing people and discriminate -- in discriminate, does he have any ideas to deal with this? ms. sanders: that is part of the co

in which the wake of the president offered some thing about bump stocks which of followed by the wayside. excited -- supporting a bill that would encourage state and federal governments, government agencies to do what they are supposed to do. does the government have any idea at all how to address this, or is he starting from scratch? sarah: the president supports not having the use of bump stocks, and we expect further action on that in the coming days. he ordered the department of justice and the atf to review the regulation of bump stocks. my understanding is that review has been completed and that will take place shortly. the president when it comes to that is ensuring those devices once again that i will not get ahead of the announcement, but the president does not support the use of those accessories. >> on the broader topic of deranged individuals getting weapons and killing people indiscriminately, does he have any ideas on how to deal with this? sarah: again, that is part of the conversations we will have -- [speaking simultaneously] >> he has to listen to a bunch of people. doe

that will have charge of wayside signals and give clearance to trains not only wayside signals which will be green or red like a traffic signal that says a train you can go or not. but they'll also be -- they get train orders and things of that nature and also run by a timetable that says hey, you've got to clear amtrak train 91 ten minutes before it arrives. so those kind of rules are all in effect. >> russell, given what you know, is this the kind of thing that might have been better avoided in the daylight hours? how much do the night time hours complicate a situation like this? >> well, of course, night time is aullways -- dark will visual impair you to some extent but generally speaking trains won't be able to stop within a particular sight distance any way. you have a slow train doing switching operations, it might be like this auto rack facility. it wouldn't have had that much effect. >> okay. russe russe russe russell quinby, thank you. >> what donald trump jr. is saying about the meeting with a russian lawyer. ...it starts a chain reaction... ...that's heard throughout the c

that will go on the wayside. it is a very hard decision but when you are on the field and you have to score you get four chances to get a first down and it takes several first downs in many cases to get a touchdown and score. i'm concerned if we rely on hail mary's we'll end up with nothing and hurt our communities. we have to look at incremental progress going forward. i like the fact the speaker and mitch mcconnell and finally we have something out of chuck schumer. we will be putting together a bipartisan special committee to finally address this broken budget process that we have. so i'm voting for that which skepticism but high hopes that we can resolve the issues. we must fund our military and protect our nation and must protect those in harm's way. >> jon: on funding the military here is what lindsey graham would mean if there is a no vote on this spending bill. >> the freedom caucus is a good group of conservatives but freedom is not delivered by anybody on capitol hill. it is delivered by the men and wom

>> it's going by the wayside, don. nothing is happening in washington. and i athat with lament. lobby to delay, delay. look what happened after las vegas, the idea of a bump stock, delayed, delayed, delayed. there is not concensus. even steve scalise, a friend of mine, subject to the attack, the ambush on the softball field says he is not hearing the outcry of the gun control lobby. they're not listening in washington, d.c. and they're going to delay this as far as they can. look, the fix nics bill on capitol hill does nothing more than to say enforce current raw. nobody is willing to suggest that we need to begin to approach the conversation about personal liberties, whether or not mental health comes into play, whether or not non-adjudicated criminal cases come no play. >> congressman, appreciate your time. thank you. >> good to be with you. >> when we come back, the president said last summer if mueller were to look into his personal finances he would be crossing a red lain. and it appears the special counsel is doing that. what it has to do with russia, that's next. come on

i expect these to be the first of a number of retailers who will fall by the wayside. able to navigate that difficult retailing environment and still be successful and offer the ken of services people want to go out and buy. electronic is was probably one of the first products to move online. you could order them about a decade ago on amazon. today, maplin are looking for a buyer. it is quite a niche area and there is massive competition elsewhere. your right to highlight the niche element of electronics and the ability for maplin to differentiate themselves perhaps towards the lower end of the chain and that might be attractive to some buyers. of the key is with the product offering, to make sure it keeps pace with what consumer demand is. one of the things we've seen with electronic and technology is that demand changes very quickly. if you have a long lead in time in terms of the stock you are offering to consumers, you can quickly be overta ken to consumers, you can quickly be ove rta ke n by to consumers, you can quickly be overtaken by consumer preferences are go

everything all the worries about the rates inflation and perhaps economic growth are tossed by the wayside no i think the discussion is going to continue and probably the volatility that is the ups and downs some quite marked are probably also going to continue at the same time that's what i sense from the nervousness from the kind of answers i get from people i talk to in the market also to analysts but the economists up front say that economically fundamentally everything is in line for the economy and for equities to tinge to new on going strongly broad support and of course thanks to the earnings season we do get some solid figures as well these days and up to my shareholders has listen to be happy. that's right because their numbers are super solid monica they doubled their profits in two thousand and seventeen and i think linked to a change in ownership which is somewhat a change is their investor make up their offering a one time one off dividend of a healthy twelve year olds and fifty cents which gives a great deal done on the shares this after the profits being doubled but you kno

many einsteins or gandhi's or mindell as we are losing just because we're letting them fall by the wayside they aren't counted therefore they don't count. what a waste let's leave it on those words thank you very much mary joy it goes a thank you to what he'd been and joyce of nine o'reilly and thank you to watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al-jazeera dot com for further discussion go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com ford slash a.j. inside story could also join the conversation on twitter handle is at a.j. inside story mine is at. the big thank you from me and the rest between i've know. my. what makes this movement this era we live in for the show unique this is really an attack on the truth itself is a lot of misunderstanding a distortion is that what free speech is supposed to be about the context is hugely important level wise to publish if you have a duty to be offensive or provocative or david as people did setting the stage for a serious debate up front at this time on al-jazeera. zero. swear every. training starts lightly but the pa

having to seek out potential partners for forming a german government that fell by the wayside and then of course march issue he would talk. about forming another so-called one coalition this was between his party the social democrats and the c.d.u. to rule germany now in that he said that he wanted to be foreign minister and he accepted that that would be his position if that grand coalition go ahead but he gave up on that too just in the last few days saying that he wouldn't be the foreign minister that government if that government takes place now the current german foreign minister had something to say about it all at least his young daughter did she was widely quoted in the media and they had a hoot about this as apparently turning round to her father and saying you know daddy don't worry you'll have more time to spend with us talking about the fact he could be losing his post and then turned around and said well that's better than spending time with the man with the harry be it of course referring to schultz and he's famous with we're back now to his resignation and martin schultz

president offered some support for the idea of bank bump stocks, which seems to have fallen by the wayside. does the president have any ideas, any ideas at all on how to address this, or is he starting from scratch? >> i can tell you that the president supports not having the use of bump stocks and that we expect further action on that in the coming days. but i can tell you that the president doesn't support use of those accessories. >> reporter: that reporter pressing again. >> on the broader problem of deranged individuals getting hold of weapons and killing people indiscriminately, does he have any ideas on how to deal with this? >> look, we're having -- again, that's part of a lot of the conversations we're going to have -- >> you would suggest he's starting from scratch here? if he has to listen to people and he doesn't have ideas of his own that would he doesn't have any ideas. >> that's not what i said. you're taking my words out of context. >> well, could you explain? >> i was trying to before you interrupted me. he is very focused on mental illness. unfortunately, we can't just fl

and she basically said that when the military takes over a country, all civilian norms fall by the waysidemilitarised pakistan, because she thought that that essentially compromised the human rights of everybody by giving the military the ability to ride roughshod over the people. and she did not like the idea of permanent animosity with any of pakistan's neighbours. so she stood firmly against the dictatorship of general yahya khan, whom she challenged as a very young woman in a civilian court and then against general zia ul—haq. and when zia ul—haq started discriminating against women in the name of religion, she gathered pakistan's women to resist it. again, the idea was, let us at least make it clear that there is resistance to dictatorship, whether it's in the name of religion or in the name of nationalism. and now, when pakistan has a civilian government, she wanted civilian supremacy, not rules by colonels and brigadiers who operate in the shadows as part of the deep state. remarkable. you knew ms jahangir for 25 years. is there one snapshot you can give to us, one example that summ

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many own stein's or gandhi's or mindell as we are losing just because we're letting them fall by the wayside they aren't counted therefore they don't count what a waste let's leave it on those words thank you very much mary joy goes a thank you to what he been herky and joys of land a reilly and thank you to all watching you can see the program again any time i visit our website zero dot com for further discussion go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com ford slash agents that story can also join the conversation on twitter handle is at a.j. inside story mine is at jane duffy a big thank you from me and the rest pretty awful. they're the children of jailed chinese criminals with nowhere else to go one beijing shelter is giving them a home when he speaks the children growing up with their parents behind bars at this time on al-jazeera. with bureaus spawning six continents across the globe. to. al-jazeera has correspondents live in green the stories they tell. us about it. is iraq fluent in world news. al-jazeera has just swept every. twenty years of china's transformation. told through

james milner nearly making it too, but could be a wayside turn their fortunes upside down?stitute victor wa nyama to change down? time for substitute victor wanyama to change the course of the match. he'd only been on one minute, and one of the finest strikes you could ever wish to see. to the victor, the spoils. well, notjust yet as there was much more drama. harry kane had been quiet all match and then won a penalty, but he was offside? would it stand? yes was the answer. would he score? no. to make matters worse for harry kane, in injury time mo salah wriggled through and made the score 2—1. surely that was that? absolutely not. virgil van dijk bankrupting his side's chances with another penalty, the last kick of the game and redemption time for harry kane. 100 premier league goals for him and the end of a breathless second 45 minutes. good luck choosing which of these sides will be playing in the champions league next season. in today's other premier league match it was honours even as crystal palace and newcastle drew 1—1. the point for palace moves them up to 14th whi

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has this gone by the wayside with this memo?evin: well, i think there is no question this has become a key partisan issue with regards to the memo which democrats, led, of course, by adam schiff, the top democrat on the special select intelligence committee in the house of representatives, really saying there were modifications used by representative -- chairman nunes on this front. now, other folks are saying they were just gra matcal on that flip side. democrats making the case that no institution such as the f.b.i. should have to do that. it remains to be seen on the timing at all the release of this memo is going to come. vonnie: what are people saying about the president's, you know, mood -- and i hate to use that mood these days -- he's been increasingly frustrated. at some point if the memo isn't released, does that blow? kevin: well, president trump is en route, vonny right now to the republican retreat. he will address lawmakers. he has been joined by top administration officials, including earlier this morning secretar

there is a realization now that talk of deflation and this inflation has followed -- fallen by the waysidees are rising and that is as an upward trend on inflation. that has been amazing for markets and i think it is by some considerable distance been far more important than the retail sales numbers. not just for the u.s., but this is in terms of if an inflationary environment for markets. yousef: something that does not add up, we do not see a rational asseton and specific classes to inflation coming in hotter than expected, maybe the fed having to hike faster than priced in. a piece written by the team here looks at some of the disconnections, dislocations in these markets. inflation may have come out and investors may have decided that they are not interested in it after all. that is the reality. so maybe they told themselves they keep the market is strong fundamentals. wait, or weak fundamentals. was it the companies buying back shares, or it may be even the chinese zodiac, what is making sense in these markets for you? dwyfor: one thing we need to be aware of is there seems for some t

. >> so many people fall by the wayside.integrity and manner of life was always an inspiration for me. >> even though he passed away, he was a role model and will continue for many generations. >> tomorrow graham's body will lie in honor at the u.s. capitol rotunda, shep. >> jonathan serrie live in charlotte. thank you, jonathan. we'll be back with a look at a photo shoot that one president said helped him put him in the white house. it happened on this day in history. here's the story of green mountain coffee roasters sumatra reserve. let's go to sumatra. the coffee here is amazing. because the volcanic soil is amazing. so we give farmers like win more plants. to grow more delicious coffee. which helps provide for win's family. all, for a smoother tasting cup of coffee. green mountain coffee roasters. how much money do you think you'll need in retirement? then we found out how many years that money would last them. how long do you think we'll keep -- oooooohhh! you stopped! you're gonna leave me back here at year 9? how did

so this memo thing has gone by the wayside, anyway. >> it does come down to matter of fact.unes was pushing. incident was all about the dossier. they have closet quotes from people who suggested that. forget about who wrote the memo. we call it nunes, schiff, because they're identifiable names. the investigation, according to the fbi, had started almost two months before they got the dossier. and you had four different judges, independent judges who looked at this and decided to approve or stepped it. i don't see how the facts are helpful. and the president tweeted, oh, it says the fbi never told them who paid for it. no, mr. president. the fbi did tell the court. he's talking about michael steele, another point the president brought up but didn't mean to. steele, according to the fbi, was never told who he was doing the research for. he wasn't told who the clients were by the company. the facts just don't seem helpful to the republican cause. >> i'll take a step further. if you look at the detail out of the indictments, how often is steele mentioned? steele doesn't come up.

one of the big questions if this takes out whether government-funded programs would go by the waysideey're going to try this program here, see how it goes for a year. several dozen low income families, $500 a month. may not sound like a lot, neil, but here in this community, it could be significant. >> neil: a lot of money over the course of a year. thanks very much. let's get the read on this. we have the host of making money, charles payne here with us. charles, you talked a lot about growing up in poverty and you know what you speak. so from your point of view, how would something like this back in your day as a child have changed things? >> you know, paying people not to work or paying people money so they feel good about them says is tough. what you're really doing is keeping them in a position where they don't have to do more. they have to do less to get ahead. you can get people to a position where they don't have to do anything to survive. that's sort of rut co be a lifetime rut. it's very dangerous. i recall f.d.r. had four freedoms. the desire, the want for things is what mo

did amount of stuff that you would think after all those years of marriage would have gone on the wayside. >> son billy went into the heating and air conditioning business. >> that must have been disappointing for you, because that was like going back to your great granddaddy, for farming. >> reporter: but much to bill's delight, his youngest, jay son took to farming. >> when he started farming, i really enjoyed working with him. i was teaching him, he is a good farmer. >> the carter family tradition would carry on another generation anyway. the icing on the cake, jayson and his wife shelly lived nearby. >> chase and i would build a treehouse right south of the house. and little mckena, she was the apple of shirly's eye. >> reporter: a hard working family man and good husband and son. the now tumbled down treehouse, the abandoned swing by the porch are the artifacts that were all but destroyed on the morning of j june 19, 2015. it started off as a day like so many for bill and shirley. >> shirley liked her coffee. a big cup of coffee, and it was just something they did together before the

regulations could go by the wayside and could be reversed later or maybe this is something that would get very. this could be a weak to bury things because if you listen to what the president said, he said have instructed the attorney general to see whether this is legal. i think it would be a lot better to get legislation on the table and while there is momentum, while people are interested in the issue, now's the time to act. >> the best things to see the steam to be wet from senator feinstein's statement, she wanted to say that if the atf tries to ban these devices after admitting that he lacks the authority, she's afraid these bump stocks would continue to be so will all the legality of all of this is worked up. >> it it was a risk. think about all the times the presidents executive orders have gotten wrapped up in the courts. it could happen again easily. the other thing, unless legislation is passed relatively quickly, if these regulations come out as tentative regulations and there is notice and comment, people will buy these things and we will end up with these bump stocks all

those wayside signals that red lights, green lights, yellow lights, whatever they happen to be, we'll be looking at the signal systems. each of those signals have an event recorder that records data, so we can download and see what those signals were saying. we'll also be looking at the rail swuitches and i'll talk about rail switches in just a moment. as far as recorders, there are really two types of recorders that we are interested in. there's the traditional black box, if you will, which is the event data recorder, and there are video recordings. now, most train operate eors th days have at least forward-facing video cameras so they can look out and see what's ahead of the train in case there's a grade crossing collision or something. so we have -- and some operators on some of amtrak trains, they even have inward facing video. inward-facing video cameras. the forward-facing video camera from the -- the forward-facing video from the amtrak train, that recorder has already been recovered and it was shipped back to washington on the same government jet that brought our go team in he

had they lost, the argument may have followed by the wayside. when they say the government is violating our constitutional right it might not of caught on that had been made or succeeded ultimately the right to free speech came to mean what it meant eventually in the united states in large part because it was deployed by madison as an argument against the federalist and thereby replaced -- with the proto- version of what we think of as freedom of the press. >> so madison was president so the republicans win the election of 1800s and so as president, medicine is in the unique role to exercise the constitutional power. i'm curious as president did madison face challenges that threatened his own constitutional views were executive power? >> he did. it's fascinating to see how he dealt with that. one example shows medicine compromising madison have founded the republican party because of the fight over the bank. the constitution doesn't say anything about giving congress right to charter a bank. for wasn't in the constitution it wasn't constitutiona

voices are speaking up and sparking a conversation that has been absent or has been pushed to the wayside for far too long. it's up to us to meet them in this moment. the purpose of self-government is to make sure that we all do in fact feel safe and valued and that we each have a chance to build a life for ourselves. let's take action to give all of our citizens those opportunities and keep our people safe from senseless acts of gun violence. thank you, mr. president. i yield the floor. mr. mcconnell: i have five requests for committees to meet during today's session of the senate. they have the approval of the minority and majority leader. the presiding officer: duly noted. mr. mcconnell: i ask unanimous consent the senate resume legislative session for a period of morning business with senators permitted to speak therein for up to ten minutes each. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mcconnell: i ask unanimous consent the senate proceed to the immediate consideration of calendar number 310, h.r. 535. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: calendar number 310

stocks are suffering as a result in getting put to the wayside.ld be the debate between the return on bonds versus the return on equities within the stock market. i'm putting on the bloomberg chart that you sent me. we do things a on the european market open. it's a lot better now. is the btv 11 486, which s&p 500 earnings yield versus the u.s. 10 year government bond is the debate. you have the dax and the s&p 500 on the counter side on the downside. this is about the debate between your as well. in this age where there are worries about yields going higher, you see a lot more divergence playing out and people kind of being more discerning and focusing more on differentiation. , yields in europe are not rising as much. it's not as much of a threat versus the u.s., where it's headed more toward tightening. we are seeing this divergence giving valuations between the two regions where the u.s., you could argue very richly valued at this point. manus: dollar-yen, the data that came through and this is the point that i made, which was anybody thought

it looks like violence may be involved, that is something you can not, you can not let fall by the wayside if that is what happened here. david: absolutely. thank you very of. jeff lanza, former fbi agent. we appreciate you coming in. melissa. melissa: week of recovery for stocks. this is the dow's best week since november of 2015. best week for the nasdaq in five years. there you go. david: thank goodness. after the tragedy in florida how can we come together as one nation without retreating to political corners? dr. alveda king, the niece of martin luther king, jr. responding after the break. >>> plus robert mueller's probe, escalating, 13 russian nationals being indicted for interfering in u.s. elections. we have more on the fallout coming up. to activate my body to release it, like it's supposed to. trulicity is not insulin. it comes in a once-weekly, truly easy-to-use pen. the pen where you don't have to see or handle a needle. and it works 24/7. trulicity is a once-weekly injectable medicine to improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes when used with diet and exercise. it sh

in office that's all sort of gone by the wayside and the interest groups and republican establishmentheir power has sort of kicked in and they've controlled the legislative agenda. so i agree with bill that he has an incredible loyalty, and i think a lot of republican voters are not as ideological as people previously believed. they're trump voters. he can define the party how he wants. he's not doing it because he's not taking on the interest groups and the party donors and leaders in congress. >> dana, go ahead and respond. i'll and the other question after you respond. >> i want to quickly say i totally agree with bill, he has the political capital. i think the way you were asking the question, don, is understandable. if i'm part of the base why would i expect him to do any other thing than take care of me? but when you were a leader you use that reservoir of goodwill and support you have with your base to stretch a little bit and give a little bit. and i agree with bill his instinct is there. he's saying the right things. the question is whether or not he's going to bring along re

we don't hear about regulations going by the wayside that enables them to grow faster. so there are a lot of good things. but as far as the market, again we've had a big, big run. i think that is the big issue. may take a little bit of time. melissa: budget director mick mulvaney defending president trump's proposed budget in front of democratic and republican senators today. let's go to connell mcshane with highlights from the hearing. connell. reporter: interesting to ear them talk about this as we know the last couple of days, the president's budget proposed boost in spending in certain areas, military, border security, but it has an plans to cut back in other areas, domestic programs. mulvaney heard it from all sides today, the omb director. did hear from some in his own party for example, on fiscal discipline. listen. >> doesn't feel that way to me we're heading in hopeful direction solving our nation's deficits. >> it's a lot more fun to spend money than it is to reduce. it is a lot harder to reduce money in the long term than it is to spend. it is incumbent upon

it's an issue that has essentially gone by the wayside for a lot of members.ut there are still some significant amount of republicans in the house and some in the senate, but particularly in the house, who are very concerned about this, very frustrated about this, and that's going to make speaker ryan's job even tougher. >> john, you asked what happened. i think donald trump happened as well. this is a guy who won his party's nomination after all those republicans who ran with deficits and federal spending. maybe he gave lip service to it but didn't particularly care much about it and said explicitly he was not going to tackle what republicans under paul ryan said was most important, which was entitlement spending, particularly medicare. and that, i think, element has been lost within the party. there is a lot of fiscal conservatives still concerned about that, but they've subsumed their interests here for a republican president. >> if you don't want to skw sequester and you want a tax cut that gives back for a short period of time to individuals, and you want

. >> now, all kinds of records fell by the wayside in super bowl lii. the teams combined for 1,151 yards on offense. that's the most for any game in nfl in their history, playoffs or regular season. nick foles, the first player ever to throw and catch a touchdown in the super bowl, and tom brady, he is the first player ever to throw for 500 yards, three touchdowns and have zero interceptions and lose a game in the nfl. again, regular season or playoffs. george, you know, you're not going to find many people having sympathy for tom brady, but, man, he sure did play a great game here in super bowl lii. it's unfortunate for him that the patriots defense korcouldn' stop the eagles offense. >> andy, people tuned in. you watched the games. people watched the commercials. halftime is a big deal. justin timberlake performed. even paying special tribute to the host city minneapolis with this moment. take a look. >> minneapolis, minnesota, this one's for you. ♪ ♪ >> what a tribute there. tribute to the legend, that artist prince, the minneapolis native. andy, her

which the president offered some support for banning bump stocks which seems to have fallen by the waysideded by a deranged individual that took the lives at sandy hook, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. for government agencies to do what they're supposed to do, does the president have any ideas at all on how to address this or is he starting from scratch? >> i can tell you that the president supports not having the use of bump stocks and that we expect further action on that in the coming days. he ordered the department of justice and the atf to review the regulation of bump stocks. my understanding is that review has been completed and movement will take place on that shortly. the president, when it comes to that, is committed to ensuring that those devices are -- again i'm not going to get ahead of the announcement but i can tell you that the president doesn't support use of those accessories. >> on the broader problem of deranged individuals getting hold of weapons and killing people indiscriminately, does he have any ideas on how to deal with this? >> look, again, that's part of the co

importantly, look at what we need to do to prepare for the 2018 mid-term elections and these are put by the wayside during this focus on the memo. >> thank you very much for your reporting on this. on capitol hill. i want to bring in barbara mcquaid, former u.s. attorney in michigan and an msnbc contributor and nick ackerman and former assistant special watergate prosecutor. i want to point out a tweet sent by james comey after the memo released. he said that is it. dishonest misleading memo wrecked the house and intel committee and destroyed trust and intelligence community and damaged relationship of fisa court for an in excusable exposed classified investigation for what. barbara, what do you think of the investigation. >> i agree the memo is really und underwellming and we experted more. but if you pars what it says, it talks about a fisa application in october of 2016 when the investigation had already begun in july of 2016. it relates only to that aspect of carter page. when we know that the investigation has many other as pecks. and so to suggest if there was something improper about failing

vegas in which the president offered some support for banning bump stocks which have fallen by the waysideed by a deranged video -- et cetera, et cetera. other than a bill for government agencies to do what they're supposed to do, does the president have any ideas, any ideas at all on how to address this or is he starting from scratch? >> i can tell you the president supports not having the use of bump stocks and we expect further action on that in the coming days. he ordered the department of justice and the atf to review the regulation of bump stocks. my understanding is that review has been completed and movement will take place on that shortly. the president when it comes to that is committed to ensuring that those devices are -- will again -- i'm not going to get ahead of the announcement. the president doesn't support the use of those accessories. >> and on the broader problem, deranged individuals killing people indiscriminately, does he have any idea -- >> that's part of the conversations -- >> if he has to listen to a bunch of people and he does haven't any ideas of his own, that

the questions start, whatever this hearing was supposed to be about, i think largely goes by the wayside mudd has parachuted in to this discussion, joins us right now mid talk. phil, dana was bringing up the idea of now, despite russia, despite everything else going on with the fbi, the issue of security clearances because of rob porter might be something focused on. >> if you're sitting in the chair as the fbi director, you can't take the bait. you're supposed to be talking about issues like north korea, like russia, like china. i expect that's what the opening statement will focus on. one of the interesting things to me, john, will be the contrast just a few years ago when a lot of the focus would have been on counterterrorism. i think we'll see something of a pivot. watch christopher wray, i predict his answers on things like the memo will be short and fact-based. i don't think he's going to take the bait. that will be a mistake and i don't think he'll take that bait. >> richard burr, the chairman of the committee. let's listen in. >> i'd like to welcome director of national intellige

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offered some support for the idea of banning bump stocks, which then seemed to have fallen by the wayside. which was presided by a deranged individual snuffing out the lives of nearly an entire classroom at sandy hook, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. other than supporting a bill that would encourage state and federal agencies to do what they're supposed to do, does the president have any ideas, any ideas at all on how to address this? or is he starting from scratch? >> i can tell you that the president supports not having the use of bump stocks. and that we expect further action on that in the coming days. he ordered the department of justice and the atf to review the regulation of bump stocks. my understanding is that review has been completed and movement will take place on that shortly. but the president, when it comes to that, is committed ed tted ensuring that those devices are -- again, i'm not going to get ahead of the announcement, but i can tell you that the president doesn't support the use of those accessories. >> and on the broader problem of deranged individuals getting ahol

that seems to have gone by the wayside or maybe he considers it not attacking him because he didn't use the name. we know who he's talking about. this is a kind of setting the president gets a charge out of, one where he gets to make his case but also take on his enemies. he likes having an enemy to take on. here we are still arguing with president obama, still arguing with secretary clinton. the lock her up chant from the campaign trail is a rather striking thing to hear 13 months into his administration. but this is the kind of event that charges him up after a week where he's getting a lot of tough moments, these indictments, the guilty plea and other events that haven't been always going his way. >> interestingly, we found out thanks to rachel maddow and her crack team that the lock her up actually goes back all the way to a ukrainian election paul manafort was in against a woman opponent. >> right. to say nothing that he's encouraging the crowd to chant lock her up on the day his deputy campaign manager is pleading guilty to a serious crime. irony aside, what is pretty transparent

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