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little more positively however we have learned through new reporting by the washington post and yahoo news that the president did authorize a cyber strike on the computer systems the iranian computer systems that run their missile and rocket systems and those were according to that reporting crippling attacks so there was an attack that simply wasn't one that was kinetic and that involved a loss of human life so the president appears to be operating on a couple of different levels now just in the past few minutes his secretary of state mike pompei a put out a statement he says he wanted to correct the record for some misinformation about what has been going on between the u.s. and iraq iran rather he said 1st president trump did not pass a message through oman calling for talks with iran he's essentially saying iran knows what our position is when they want to talk to the united states they can do so. second he said the united states has shown beyond any doubt this is in pump ayos word that the unmanned aircraft was shot down in international airspace that has been disputed by iran they sa

yahoo news and "the new york times" and "the washington post" report that the u.s. cyber command conducted online attacks against an iranian intelligence group that helped to plan the recent attacks in the gulf of oman. it reportedly took place last thursday the same day that president trump called off military strikes on iranian targets and "the times" was told it was allowed to go forward because it was beyond the threshold of online contact. it was meant to be a direct response to both the oil tanker attacks and iran's downing of a u.s. drone. and per the "the post," early this morning the cyber attacks were claimed to be not be successful and on saturday, the director of homeland security cyber security and infrastructure security agency issued a warning that iran's quote malicious cyber activity directed at u.s. industries and government agencies is on the rise with the potential to disrupt or destroy systems. >>> and over the weekend president trump said that today the u.s. is adding additional sanctions on iran. the president also reiterated his desire to tal

june 1st, 2017, investigative reporter michael isikoff at yahoo! news reported this remarkable and still largely unheralded but really, really important story about what happened as soon as trump got in office. and and isikoff broke this story. nbc news was able to confirm to later on that day. what isikoff figured out, in the very first few days, top officials were dispatched to the state department to immediately tell state department employees that trump wanted to unilaterally drop u.s. sanctions against russia. he wanted to get rid of u.s. sanctions on russia on his own say so alone, so he dispatched top officials to the state department his first days in office to tell state department staffers they needed to help put together whatever plans would be necessary for him to get that done. for him to unilaterally give putin the thing he most wanted. veteran state department officials decided that this was alarming enough behavior that they sounded the alarm to other veteran and recently retired state department officials and they set in plan a motion t

political correspondent with politico and msnbc contributor and mike isikoff, chief correspondent with yahoo! newse to you both. we had several democrats interpret this statement by bob mueller to mean he was referring to impeachment to congress. is that fair, michael, or are democrats overinterpreting? >> clearly the line that you just played in which mueller said the constitution has other mechanisms for holding a president accountable for wrongdoing was a reference to impeachment. now, that was similar but not exactly what was in the report. sort of nudged the ball a little bit closer to an impeachment referral. but at the same time mueller, first of all, looked very uncomfortable in his statement. he didn't want to be there. part of his motivation seemed to be to explain better to the public the criticism -- his response the criticism has got for not making a decision on whether the president's conduct amounted to -- would have led to criminal charges or not. so, yeah, i think in a small way mueller did move the ball in that direction. but at the same time he also made it clear that he doesn't

turning to the heightened tensions in iran, yahoo news, "the new york times" and "the washington postport that u.s. cyber command conducted online attacks against an iranian intelligence group that helped to plan the recent attacks on oil tankers in the strait of hormuz and the gulf of oman. it reportedly took place last thursday, the same day president trump called off military strikes on iranian targets and people briefed on the operation tell "the times" it was allowed to go forward because it was below the threshold of armed conflict. "the times" and "the post" add it was in the works for weeks and were meant to be a direct response to both the oil tanker attacks and iran's downing of a u.s. drone. and per "the post" it disabled the computers used to control rocket and missile launches and a top iranian official acknowledged the u.s. cyber attacks and claimed they were not successful. also on saturday, the director of homeland security cyber security and infrastructure security agency issued a warning that iran's quote malicious cyber activity directed at u.s. industries and gover

i guess it depends on whether or not you believe "the washington post" and "new york times," or yahoo! newsou have christopher steele, an f.b.i. paid informant, not only briefing multiple news agencies. if you are to believe those same news agencies, they also have sources within the f.b.i. and department of justice. you-all work there. this normal to have a f.b.i. informant christopher steele who has been hired to investigate the trump campaign by the f.b.i., hired by the clinton campaign to investigate the clinton campaign -- to investigate the trump campaign, then talking to media, talking to people within the state department. is that normal activity by the f.b.i. or department of justice? mr. mccarthy: i think steal was ultimately -- the reason that was given for his termination s an informant was his contacts with the press. mr. nunes: in those same articles, there are multiple sources within the department of justice, f.b.i., or senior intelligence officials. mr. mccarthy: i thought you were asking me about -- officials should not be talking about investigations to the media. mr. nun

i guess it all depends on whether or not you believe the washington post and new york times or, yahoo! news. because you had christopher's spiel who we now know is an fbi paid informant. after not only breathing multiple news agencies but if you are to believe those same news agencies they also have sources within the fbi and department of justice, now you all work there, it is normal to have an fbi informant, christopher steele who has been hired to investigate the trump campaign by the fbi, hired by the clinton campaign to investigate the clinton campaign, to investigate the trump campaign, then talking to media, talking to people than the state department, this normal activity? the fbi or the department of justice?>> i think steele was ultimately the reason that was given for his termination as an informant was contacts with the press because that was a violation of his understanding with the fbi. >> we should not leave it at steele because in the same articles of these reporters are to be believed, there are multiple sources within the department of justice fbi. or senior intelligence o

host: yahoo! newsights some of the empty chairs at that hearing yesterday reflected the subcommittee's small size relative to that of the full committee. even so, they were a potent symbol of what jon stewart saw as indifference. do little to enshrine that remembrance in extended medical coverage for first responders who support the families of the fallen. go to c-span.org to watch the full hearing. just type in jon stewart and it will come up for you. darrell from north carolina. caller: good morning. i think what the american people need to emphasize about the first part of the mueller report when they talk about the russians attacking our country was under attack -- we need to emphasize and understand the on obama'sas done watch, his intelligence community, brenner, klapper, they knew what was going on and what did they do about it? cut it out, that really was a big threat. anyway, that is all i have to say about that. i think in the long run, hopefully when attorney general barr and this new invest

" the new york times a laminating political cartoons and finally, the paper cutting editorial sketches next month. anti-semitic caricature shows donald trump walking a dog with benjamin and yahoo'sace on it. the new york times apologized claiming and editor without proper oversight was to blame. in god we trust will remain on us currency. the supreme court rejecting a case to challenge the motto which atheists claim is a religious endorsement in violation of the first amendment. the justices refusing to hear a case on gun silencers. according to lower court rulings silencers are considered gun accessories which do not fall under the second amendment. switching gears, today in france team usa kicking off their quest for women's world cup glory when they take the field against thailand. carly shimkus is catching up with team usa fans ahead of today's game. still having fun? >> reporter: good morning. absolutely. it is a chilly day here. check out this beautiful cathedral behind me, the french call it notre dame not to be confused with notre dame in paris, very impressive sites, today is the big day. team usa set to take on thailand in a few hours. who is going to win this match? t

we've got breaking news about patrick shanahan, trump's defense nominee's confirmation and his hearing has been delayed again and yahoo is reporting today that that's due to allegations in his private life what can you tell us? >> we're still waiting on the nomination of the president, we haven't received it yet. we can't begin formal deliberations. then when we get the nomination we'll have to start doing our due diligence, have members of the armed service committee talk to the nominee and then schedule a hearing. right now we are beginning our deliberations on national defense authorization act and that should take up two weeks. so we're -- the schedule is already full. so anything that would happen would probably be weeks from now even if the nomination came up within the next few days. paige: what are some of the questions you have about the allegations? jack: we have to look at the reports. you can't just begin to speculate. you have to lock at what the evidence has been presented, the fabe is doing an investigation, they always do an investigation for high level appointments. you look at that and the question e

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without humor we are all dead the new york times issued an apology soon after the offending cartoon was published the disputed image of donald trump and many many at yahoo was their work on tonio and to nez back in may he hit back over the controversy claiming the backlash was fabricated. the backlash was made through the jewish propaganda machine which is anytime there's criticism it's because there's someone anti semitic on the other side and that's not the case meanwhile the decision of the new york times to abandon political cartoons to cause uproar on twitter. the n.y.t. really did fail this time decision not to run political cartoons by a white c opinion is spineless we need political humor now more than ever 4 years ago the new york times it was all just c surely now they're no longer publishing cartoons new york times are not threw out to be with the bathwater yes there is a terrible lapse in judgment to print that cartoon so pod guys and have a keener i freak regis lee offensive cartoons john and art from completely the political cartoonist and author ted rall believes that not being able to laugh at politically does does create a serious probl

any real evidence about what the new palestinian state might look like a 2 state solution will require a serious change of truck from the israelis and if if next and yahoo exits a great deal of pressure over trump and exert influence over trump and the americans then they're not going to be in a position to really do with up particularly given the type of rhetoric that netanyahu was using in these in his previous selects victory if you will which was about 3 occupying the west bank and going more and more into the palestinian territories so i think there's a great deal of uncertainty about the political map and my understanding my analysis of this would be that it's more about reflecting facts on the ground which would mean that it's not really yet 2 state solution but it is that this serious asymmetry in terms of power that the israeli state would continue to exert sovereign control over the palestinian territories and it may be that is what donald trump understands as a 2 state solution briefly simon very brief him in the headline is $50000000000.00 worth of investment some very wealthy wealthy people doing that round table thing in bahrain where's th