behold ryan zink. ryan zinke was head of the department of interior. it's not the world's most high profile agency. one gets the feeling from m mr. zinke would like to make it as high profile as he can. he's the cabinet officer that rode a horse to work on his first day on the job. he used taxpayer expenses, taxpayer funds to stop traffic in that entire part of washington, d.c. so he could show up on a horse because he thought that would be cool. once he dismounted and made it inside the building, secretary zinke soon made it a new practice at the department of the interior that a staff member would be assigned to -- i kid you not -- to run to the roof of the building with secretary zinke's personal flag to run that up the flag pole whenever ryan zinke was at his desk, so everybody could tell from a distance, or maybe even from a passing plane, that ryan zinke was in the house. >>> it has been a sort of hallmark of ryan zinke's political career he has sometimes overdone it a little bit with the visuals. when he was running for congress, he irked a lot

behold ryan zinke. ryan zinke was a republican of congress before trump named him to run the department of interior. one gets the sense from mr. z c zincy that he would like to make that as high profile. he rode a horse to work on the first day of the job. he use fare funds to stop traffic in that entire part of washington, d.c. so he could show up on a horse, because he thoug thought. once he dismounted and made it inside the building, secretary sinke would v that a staff member would be assigned to run to the roof of the building, to run that up the flag pole whenever ryan zinke was at his desk. so everybody could tell from a distance or maybe from a passing plane that ryan zinke was in the house. it has been a sort of hallmark of ryan zinke's political career that he has sometimes overdone it a little bit with the visuals. when he was running for congress,inch irked a lot of his republicans by putting the trident sign on his campaign bus which sort of implied that the navy s.e.a.l.s were endorsing hi

zinke has repeatedly dany wrongdoing. secretary is also being investigated separately for a few different matters, including: his involvement in a land deal in montana that coulde fit zinke and his wife; zinke's reversal of a decision to grant a casino in connecticut-- after meeting with lobbyists from a different casino operator; and his decision to redraw t boundaries of two national monuments. for more on these questions, i'm joined by the "washington post's" juliet eilperin. juliet, welcome back to the "newshour". you are one of the reporters who helped break the most recent story about the questions over zinke's wife's travel. there have been other questio about zinke's travel and use of taxpayer money. can you explain how ts all fits together? >> sure. secretary zinke has come under scrutiny from the early months to hre the administration how he spent taxpayer funds and theye dealt with a range of different issues from the fact that he has combined political appearances from some of his official travel, the fact tha

zinke has faced multiple ethics questions during his tenure.he inspector general's office has opened multiple public inquiries into zinke including the department's handling of a hamming of a casino -- handling of a casino project where the boundaries of a national monument in utah were redrawn to benefit a state lawmaker, and looking into conversations between zinke and an energy company chief executive about a montana land development project. >>> kanye west is over politics. weeks after his bizarre visit with the president in the white house, the rapper and designer says he feels exploited tweeting, my eyes are wide open, and realize i've been used to spread messages i don't believe in. i am distancing myself from politics and completely focusing on being creative. he didn't stop there. he went on to tweet support for common sense gun laws and people seeking asylumum to escape -- asylum to escape violence and war and talking about those who abuse their power. >>> the head coach at the university of maryland will keep his job after the death

this time it's the interior department on notice as we look at secretary zinke and his wife. we'll tell you what interior officials are saying about that. nc >>> let's get at it on this friday. president trump is out on a road trip today. expect to hear that road trip today a ton as the president trying to fire up his base. you saw it at the rally in montana. >> reporter: president trump waking up out west. back in big sky country, montana for a campaign swing. >> that's a beautiful, beautiful, big sky. >> reporter: it's just the beginning of what white house officials hope will be an all out sprint to the finish before election day. making closing arguments. >> this will be an election of kavanaugh, the caravan, law and order and common sense. >> reporter: while the president told the associated press he bears no responsibility in republicans lose the house, he's made the mid terms about himself. >> a vote for marsha is really a vote for me. a vote for me. a vote for me. for me. pretend i'm on ballot. >> reporter: watch for the president the try to fire up his base with a fo

zinke said i follow all rules, procedures and most importantly the law.cally driven investigation that have no merit. we join our discussion. we are pushing back again saying this is fake news. where are we going here? >> he also told me over the phone that doj had not contacted him. take ago step back this is a significa significant development. it is a member who is under investigation of the department of justice. while they often make referrals it is an investigation at doj. we don't know the full scope of that investigation. we do know that there are questions about zinke and what he had about a project back in the state of montana. it was a land development project. it is one thing they have been looking at. they are looking at other issues as well. that connecticut casino deal as well as whether or not it was drawn to a state lawmaker. there are a lot of questions here. after midterm elections there are often shakeups in the cabinet. it is not unusual in this administration. i think the question will be whether or not president trump sees these con

. >>> internal watch dog report finds ryan zinke violated the travel policy. according to the interior inspector general, zinke allowed his wife to travel with him and side stepped the rules by making her a volunteer in the agency. volunteers travel freely on the taxpayers dime. it raised concerns. secretary zinke denies trying to skirt government regulations, but has reimbursed the government for the travel. >>> internal e-mails show president trump was more closely involved than known. scrapping plans to move the fbi out of the decaying hoover building to the washington suburbs. it may benefit the president. his hotel is a block away. documents released cite e-mails from the general services in one e-mail and the headquarters decision quote what potus dir t directed everyone to do. >>> the heated argument in the west wing between two of the president's top aides. sources telling cnn chief of staff john kelly and national security adviser john bolton got into a loud shouting match over a surge in border crossings. the president irritated by the increase and i

that is what interior secretary zinke is telling cnn. and inspector general's office said it will not comment on justice-related issues but president trump's cabinet secretaries have faced scrutinies over their use of government resources, as we've been reporting for months and that includes former health and human services secretary tom price and housing and urban development secretary ben carson. >> is zinke the only cabinet member being looked into? >> reporter: we learned that

. >>> interior secretary ryan zinke is hoping a report puts allegations in the rear-view mirror.gton post" details a push by the secretary's aides to approve prohibited travel and activities for his wife. the family subsequently paid for and that the secretary directed his staff to find a volunteer position for lolita zinke and raised suspicions. lisa, thank you for being here. >> thanks. >> so can you walk us through some of the red flags that sparked this investigation into the first place? >> sure. so, the investigation was done by the inspector general's office at the interior department. and what they were looking at is whether secretary zinke violated a federal law that prohibits someone who's not a government employee from traveling in a government vehicle. and in this case, what they found was that loli zinke as she goes by has traveled numerous times with her husband in his government vehicle which is basically, you know, run by his security detail. and that technically that did run afoul of the law. but what the lawyers at interior said was, you know, this really makes

it's ryan zinke, the trump-appointed head of the interior department.made headlines recently for trying awkwardly to fire the independent inspector general who had opened multiple simultaneous investigations into him based on various claims of corruption. zinke sort of hilariously failed in his effort to fire that independent inspector general who was investigating him, and now tonight "the washington post" is first to report that one of her investigations into ryan zinke has resulted in a referral of him to the justice department for criminal investigation. now we don't know which of her investigations has led to this. we don't know what the specific claims are that have led to this justice department referral. a senior white house official tells the "washington post" tonight, quote, the white house understands that the investigation is looking into whether the secretary used his office to help himself. it's vague, but it doesn't seem good. but if a cabinet secretary has now been referred to the justice department for criminal investigation for using h

. >>> ryan zinke and his wife may have violated travel policy.as traveling with him and considered listing her as a volunteer at the agency to allow her to travel at taxpayers' experience. zinke denies the allegations and says he's reimbursed when required. >>> florida easing voting rules in the counties hit hard by hurricane michael. they have a solid history of vote fog republicans. governor scott signed the executive order, is challenging senator bill nelson in a closely watched race for the united states senate. watch this. >> nelson says president trump should be abolished. really? abolished? as for me, i'll work with prompt when he's doing things good for florida and for america. when i disagree, i have the courage to say so. >> i know what i'll do, i'll say no. we all know what rick scott will do. he'll say yes. >>> beto o'rourke said last night he still sports impeaching president trump. he also faced off against ted cruz earlier this week when he brought back lyin' ted. it's a more o'rourke says he now may regret. >> it's not something t

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this time it's the interior department on notice as we look at secretary zinke and his wife.l you what interior officials are saying about that. nc >>> let's get at it on this friday. president trump is out on a road trip today. expect to hear that road trip today a ton as the president trying to fire up his base. you saw it at the rally in montana. >> reporter: president trump waking up out west. back in big sky country, montana for a campaign swing. >> that's a beautiful, beautiful, big sky. >> reporter: it's just the

zinke: we are the largest oil and gas producer on the face of the planet. for the first time in six years, where x hoarding liquid natural gas. are $20means is there trillion of untapped wealth in this country, and as you know want toident, we just pave america. i do not want to be held hostage. i want to see your kids to see what i have seen. there is a lot of reason to fight for energy. lowestcally, we're the unsubsidized pricer of gasoline on the face of the planet. pres. trump: so we are the largest in the world now. energy. it is taken place very quickly. we have made it possible to open it up. if you look at oil prices, we are happy we did. it would not be a pretty picture right now, but we do not need others. in the old days we needed others, and that is how we got involved. mick. mulvaney: the really good news is that we are actually doing better this year than last year. more things taken off the books. more savings. that is because of the priority of the cabinet pulling in the same direction on this. the results are real. everybody around here is

that is to say zinke's own dapt has narced him out to the doj.vable here. we don't know exactly what they referred to the justice department because he is facing multiple investigations into potential wrong doing. there is the ig in a montana land deal backed by the chairman of oil services firm. you remember those guys. also the investigation into the handling of a connecticut casino deal and then the probe into the way which he redrew the boundaries. to say nothing of the other negative head lines since he took officer last year. he also denies any wrong doing telling of the doj investigation. they haven't talked to me. it will be the same thing as all of the other investigations. i follow all rules, procedures, regulations and most importantly the law. this is another politically driven investigation that has no merit. >>> joining me is juliet. let's try to figure out which one this is. i know we don't totally know because they haven't officially commented on this but walk us through why the montana land development deal could be troublesome.

i'd like to start by saying thank you to your administration and also secretary zinke. i'm on his royalty policy committee. so, i mean, we're tasked with streamlining the red tape. also, our tribe i mean, i can't thank you enough for your work in rolling back some of these regulations that we are ruled by. our tribe has faced hurdles for years, and now we're starting to see some of the light come through with the work. pres. trump: your tribe had some big problems. you couldn't get to what you wanted to get to. mr. red: exactly. pres. trump: and now you're able to do it. mr. red: exactly. and i mean, your administration has given deference back to the tribes to make the decisions on what happens on their land, and that was our goal to begin with. we shouldn't be told from outside sources what is best for us. pres. trump: good. well, good. you're doing a great job. mr. red: thank you. pres. trump: i've seen what you've done in a short period of time. it was fantastic. mr. red: thank you. pres. trump: congratulations. tell me. mr. boyer: everything is good right now. it i

zinke has since changed that policy so that it is possible for his wife to ride with him. into a larger pattern with several cabinet members in this administration having issues, scandals about their use of government resources and funds. back to you guys. >> thank you very much for explaining the investigation to us. >>> so an an secure lobscure lan into a thorn in the president's side. what do you know, john? >> check this out. so we all know elections have consequences. but if democrats take the house, there is one congressman you probably haven't heard of who will be massively consequential. this is richard neal from massachusetts to become chairman of the house ways and means committee. next year it could be front and center because of this little known power, the ability to get president trump's tax returns from an obscure law added to the tax code back in 1924 at the teapot dome bribery scandal. it says the committee responsible for writing tax law can request information for any tax filer. president nixon had his taxes released by congress in 1973 after reports he

. >>> internal watch dog report finds ryan zinke violated the department's government travel policy. according to the interior inspector general, zinke allowed his wife to travel with him and side stepped the rules by making her a volunteer in the agency. volunteers travel freely on the taxpayers dime. some interior employees felt pressured to designate his wife as a volunteer and they raised concerns. secretary zinke denies trying to skirt government regulations, but has reimbursed the government for the travel. >> drain that swamp. >>> internal e-mails show president trump was more closely involved than had been known scrapping plans to move the fbi out of the decaying hoover building into the washington suburbs. the decision may benefit the president financially. his hotel is a block away. he may benefit with any building built on that site. documents released cite e-mails from the general services administration. in one the top official describes what potus instructed everyone to do. the gsa said in the statement the e-mails were taken out of context. >>> the heated argument in t

that is what interior secretary zinke is telling cnn. interior and inspector general's office said it will not comment on justice-related issues but president trump's cabinet secretaries have faced scrutinies over their use of government resources, as we've been reporting for months and that includes former health and human services secretary tom price and housing and urban development secretary ben carson. >> is zinke the only cabinet member being looked into? >> reporter: we learned that they are investigating scott pruitt before he left office as the epa's administrator. this inquiry was also opened up after referral from the epa inspector general regarding whether pruitt took any action to benefit an energy lobbyist that he rented a condo from for under market value on capitol hill. you'll recall that reporting several months ago that for six months at least that pruitt had rented this condo on capitol hill for undermarket value. so this lobbyist benefited. but we are told from our sources that investigation seems to have stalled eve

a cnn inquiry found zinke's monthly calendars omitted meetings. only know because of a cnn freedom of information act request. questions swirl around zinke's omissions, new filings indicate the commerce secretary wilbur ross may have mis led congress when he said this. >> has the president or anyone in the white house discussed with you or anyone on your team about adding this citizenship question? >> i'm not aware of any such. we have had a request, as everyone is aware, from the department of justice, to add a citizenship question to the 2020 census. >> that answer has now shifted. in a response to a lawsuit filed by several state attorneys general. the justice department says ross e-mailed with former white house chief strategist steve bannon asing the citizen zip question. it's unclear from the government's filing if ross ever spoke to mr. bannon. a congress department spokesperson says the admission now does not change the secretary's story. it only adds to it. the trump administration also struggling today to explain why the state department

earlier this month, the interior department's independent watchdog concluded that zinke had violatedepartment travel policies. and notorious south boston mobster "whitey" bulger was beaten to death by fellow prisoners tuesday in a west virginia prison. whitey bulger was convicted in 2013 of a host of crimes, including 11 murders and sentenced to life in prison. bulger served as an fbi informant, and the agency helped enable his reign of terror in the 1970's and 1980's. he fled from public view in the mid-1990's following a tip from an fbi agent about an upcoming indictment. in 2011, authorities found bulger in santa monica, california, where he had more than $800,000 in cash stashed in the walllls of his apartment. whitey bulger was the brother of billy bulger, a powerful massachusetts democrat who was the longest-serving president of the massachusetts state senate. bulger was beaten to day after he was moved to a west virginia prison. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. juan: and i'm juan gonzalez.

zinke has faced ethics questions during his tenure.he inspector general's office has opened multiple public inquiries including the department's handling of a connecticut casino project, whether the boundaries for a national monument in utah were redrawn to benefit a state lawmaker, and looking into conversations between zinke and an energy company chief executive about a montana land development project. >> a lot of stuff there. >> yeah. >>> two of pittsburgh's hometown teams paying respects to the victims of the synagogue massacre. coy wire has more in this morning's "bleacher report." sometimes a day at the ballpark is more than just a day at the ballpark. [stadium announcer] all military members stand and be recognized. no matter where or when you served, t-mobile stands ready to serve you. replace one meal or snack a day with glucerna... made with carbsteady to help manage blood sugar... ...and end the day with a smile. glucerna®. everyday progress. tremfya® is for adults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. with tremfya®, yo

wife and land owned by the zinkes.y're looking into whether he quote used his office to help himself. there could be criminal violations and a criminal investigation may be warranted. it's unclear how many have been referred to the justice department. >>> and a violent end to a murders career, james "whitey" bulger was beaten to death in prison. one of the two inmates has ties to the mafia. in the 1970s he amassed a tremendous amount of power and ruled with an iron fist for over three decades. after being tipped off a racketeering racket was on the way, he disappeared became number two on the fbi's most wanted list after osama bin laden. he was sentenced in 2013 to two life terms plus five years in prison in his participation in 11 murders, extortion and other crimes. he was 89 years old. >>> and year breaking down new polling from the sum of the most closely watched races. >>> and the washington post marking four weeks since journalist jamal ckhashoggi disappeared. >>> plus a look at our weather this wednesday morning

now it's the secretary of the interior ryan zinke who's racking up the federal investigations, at least 14 according to cruise count this summer included a bunch of ongoing investigations being conducted by the interior department's own inspector general. it was a shocking development when the person overseeing those investigations, mary kendall was fired last week, a fact she discovered when a colleague showed her an e-mail written by hud secretary ben carson. why ben carson? the trump administration had suddenly installed as the new acting inspect sor general at the interior department general appointee from hud. surprise, surprise. the new acting inspector general overseeing all those investigations has no government oversight experience. yet will now oversee the investigations into the secretary's conduct. we've asked if those investigation also be pursued but we have not received a reply. the decision of this station to put a political appointee in that position shows there's still a government to run. yet the reality of how it's being run right now is terrifying. michael lewis has

i think the belligerent rhetoric when we're talking ryan zinke bailey hutchinson nikki haley trump promising fire and fury we're looking at a truly ignorant and incompetent administration blundering blustering belligerently its way through a foreign policy into destroying the reputation of the united states go team well the thing is that. the u.s. wants to isolate certain countries but ultimately it's i said what you want it's a way i'm going to solve it it'll go jump in here we're going to go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on some real news stay with art. unfortunately the united nations security council in this approach to yemen is going to turn this into the speech of employees it affords a month or two months and then that is until. when leaks in the air owns and i mean that a minute to be sentenced in the security council would make these statements which are always that easy to do. when a loved one is murdered it's natural to seek the death penalty for the murder i would prefer and it mean when the death penalty just because i think that's the

that current inspector general, by the way, the one currently investigating ryan zinke for his spending dollars of travel on private jets to things like a snorkeling tour in the u.s. virgin islands and his involvement in a montana land deal, that inspector general, she found out that ben carson's staffer was getting her job when a colleague showed her ben carson's e-mail. she had no idea she was going anywhere. this whole thing was so shady, an inspector general running four serious investigations into a cabinet secretary suddenly gets cashiered and replaced by a totally unqualified political appointee. and there was so much beltway outrage and apoplexy, they dropped the plan. they still have not totally figured out what their explanation is for what happened. yesterday they said it was all ben carson's fault. that e-mail from ben carson was, quote, 100% false information when he said his staffer was becoming the new ig. today they said it was all just a big misunderstanding. a hud official saying, quote, due to a recent miscommunication at the staff level, hud mistakenly announced that

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zinke: on behalf of president donald j. trump,[applause] greetings. seal commander, i don't think i have ever felt more safe. this is the first time and i have ever had dirty harry at my back. thank you, sir. our thin blue line represents the line between chaos and society. areoesn't matter if you white, black, republican, democrat, independent, they show up because of service. we also have service of a helicopter that showed up and rescued. you here, the wife of our pilot, i think she is out in the audience somewhere. marion, will you stand up, please? [applause] oftentimes we talk about our men and women in blue, but we should also talk about the spouses. normallythe ones that greet, come back and say goodbye, and not all the times do they come back. so on behalf of president donald trump, and interior, which i am proud to represent about 4000 law enforcement officials in interior, thank you for what you do, thank you for your dedication, thank you for your service to our country and nation and communities. thank you and god bless. [applause] gentle

i think the belligerent rhetoric when we're talking ryan zinke bailey hutchinson nikki haley trump promising fire and fury we're looking at it and a truly ignorant and incompetent administration blundering blustering belligerently its way through a foreign policy into destroying the reputation of the united states go team well the thing is that. the us wants to isolate certain countries but ultimately it's i said what you want it's a lame duck or if you're going to jump in here we're going to go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on some real news stay with heart. i'm max kaiser one more of my guide to financial survival this is on a device used by professional scallywags to earn money. that's right these hedge funds are simply not accountable and we're just adding more and more to the. totally destabilize the global economy you need to protect yourself and get informed guys. this is critical. to the heat actually physically get out of the ground you would. yes well well well well well. there's a lot of money with the oil and with that comes. a lot of a

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i think the belligerent rhetoric when we're talking ryan zinke bailey hutchison nikki haley trump promising fire and fury we're looking at it a truly ignorant and incompetent administration blundering blustering belligerently its way through a foreign policy and through destroying the reputation of the united states go team well the thing is that. the u.s. wants to isolate certain countries but ultimately it's i said when you don't it's a. little bit going to jump in here we're going to go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on some real news stay with. when a loved one is murder its natural colluded and then we apprentice with the mother probe when completed will tell. more it is likely the russian sub russian sub or two years churned the election in favor in his favor trumps james clapper the former intel chip said as much go further from the kremlin's point of view the best way to weaken our country is to increase the power of our most undemocratic branch you sent to me mark your reaction. i think this reveals the true intent of the russian operation

representatives of the irrigation districts and the sfpuc as well as a visit by secret of the interior ryan zinke. now, the service will plan flows that do not interfere with the project's operation related to water supply and management. this was a good old fashioned beat down of a federal fish agency by the trump administration. the next stop is the state water board, where the department of the interior is openly threatening to disobey and ignore state regulations on flow and water quality. staff of the sfpuc have told us they've been at arm's length from some of this political maneuvering. we urge the board to support supervisor peskin's proposed ruz resolution plan and the delta plan consistent with bay area values. thank you very much. >> president cohen: thank you. next speaker. >> good evening. i am cindy charles. i am a native san franciscan, i've been fishing on the tuolomne river since i was a kid. i wanted to thank supervisor peskin for his resolution. i am also here to state that i am deeply disappointed at the actions and the attitude of the san francisco p.u.c. with regard to the b

interior secretary ryan zinke he tells the associated press as a matter of national security for u.s.ies to have access to affordable fuel. harvard goes to court in a case that could determine the fate of affirmative action in college and mrs.. the reverse the argues that race is just one factor in its calculation and approach that is favored by the supreme court. global news 24 hours a day on air and on tic toc at twitter powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. vonnie: bank of america beat on earnings. rose 6%.rest income goldman sachs tomorrow and looking ahead to european banks next week. allison williams a bloomberg intelligence with us now. bank of america has looked pretty healthy even though the revenue decline and other marks. allison: bank of america and all the banks solid quarter, the interest income, coming in about in line. the interest margin holding up pretty well. growth caughtan our eye this morning. what we've been saying is what you need next year to continue to that interest income growth is long growth. the cost of deposits w

interior secretary ryan zinke he said it is a matter of national security to have affordable access toney donahue. guy: thank you. able topoint, i will be pronounce your name correctly, but i don't know why i cannot do it. it will happen at some point. let's check in on the u.s. market and show you how europe closed. as you can see, u.s. markets are in the green light now. we staged a little bit of a recovery. the exception is the tech stock of the nasdaq remains under pressure. the major names continue to be lower. we are focusing on the banks. we have bank of america today and will get goldman's tomorrow. the banks had a fairly good day. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ vonnie: fashion line guy: time for battle -- guy: -- of -- guy: time for battle of the charts. i will start things off. over to you. >> i will talk about two assets making headlines. let's start with treasuries. let's start with j.p. morgan. they see the 10 year going as high as 5%, which seems pretty bold. we have not seen that since 2007. oil,u compare it with which is what i got here. i got the 10 year breakeven rate. over t

to comment that interior secretary general preferring one of its ongoing probes into secretary ryan zinke to the justice department. his said to be the subject of three separate inspector general investigations. not knowing which one is being referred to for further investigation. the secretary has not been contacted about any investigation and has done nothing wrong. and americans election headquarters tonight, a ballot initiative in colorado that could fundamentally change one of the largest industries there. correspondent alecia kuhn you and greenlee, colorado, tonight a measure to severely limit fracking. >> a battle is underway between backers of proposition 112 who want to change the law to require all the well sites for fracking to be at least 2500 feet for areas considered vulnerable like schools, homes, water sources. >> there is solid science to back up these distant's. it's not arbitrary. >> backers of the the -- like chemical exposure and accusing industry of putting profits over people. >> they don't take into account of people's health, whether it's children, families, so we

interior secretary ryan zinke he says it's a matter of national security for u.s. have access to affordable fuels. prime minister theresa may gave parliament an update on brexit talks two days ahead of a crucial summit. how to issue remains -- ensure that no hard borders between ireland and britain will happen before brexit. >> we agree our future economic partnership should provide for solutions to the unique circumstances and northern ireland and the long-term stop that's why we are both committed to ensuring that this future relationship is in place by the end of the implementation. we accept there is a chance there may be a gap between the two. consist a brexit deal is achievable but german chancellor angela merkel arguably the strongest voice in the eu's is germany wants an orderly british departure but not at any price. prince harry in the former meghan markle are expecting a child in the spring. the announcement came this morning. the two were married in may and have just arrived in sydney for a 16 day tour of australia and the south pacific. global news, 24

is ryan zinke the answer? >> whoever takes this job they need to be loyal to the president.t them. it was about a person who was elected to be president. i cannot emphasize enough. only one person in this administration was elected by the american people and that was donald j. trump. everyone else serves at his pleasure. and they need to give him the pleasurable of serving the agenda that the american people elected him to do. when i hear about somebody leaking. i think they ought to be fired on the spot. and they have hue mil humiliated themselves and it's disgusting. anyone who betrays the trust of this president after he has given them a job, they have no reason to deserve not just that job but i would never hire a person like that ever for anything pause you can't trust them. they are liars and it's just not right. steve: governor huckabee, thank you very much. we wanted to check in on you as the storm heads your way. we are thinking about you and your wife janet who was working at the shelter yesterday. >> thank you, steve. we may best whiching out some of those recipes

country approve of the job this man is doing even after charlottesville, porn stars, humiliation in hell zinke, bowing to kim jong-un, dee trying america's critical alliances, bankrupting our country and we can go on. >> laura: lines and tigers and bears oh my. she ran out of breath there. the facial expressions and demeanor looked a lot like, i don't know, election night. >> i would submit the acceptance of a deeply, deeply, deeply dishonest american president is the single most important issue of our day. >> laura: once again from the curb she confines of their manhattan studios, they don't understand the obvious. people across the country vote their pocketbook and they may just choose results over resistance. republicans are trouncing democrats by 15 points in the margin for handling the economy. >> the top issue is the economy. 38% of voters said that's their top issue and republicans in this poll are winning on that issue by the largest margin in the history of the nbc wall street journal poll, republicans win on the yell of who is going to bring about change? >> laura: as raymond arroyo

ight rep.y wr zinke:, it had a $300 million price tag. mr. casteel: was the annualmr. casteel:? mr. edmondson: annual. i do not think they could use $300 million in one year. think they would have to be spaced out. get it to work across the state, but yes, that would be a good start on that, and that may provide the funding -- i don't know. it may provide the funding that got cut to then qualify for the max from the federal government. i think it is essential not only to treat, but being untreated drug, alcohol, and mental health problems, but it is essential to the mental health population, because that is a problem with the inmates. mr. casteel: mr. edmondson, if you have governor when the state health department lost $30 million, what would you have done? have goneson: i would after an aggressive audit to find out what happened to it. i did follow that as it played at on the evening news, and first, they thought the $30 million was gone. it was not gone. shell, moving from account to account, and it never disappeared. they were just trying to hide it from the legislature. you get

governor nortel candidate ed gillespie and earle was arrested for assaulting a female staffer for ryan zinke. american bridge has not responded to whether or not they knew about stark's criminal past. >> laura: california congressman devin nunes was also harassed by this man just a few months earlier. congressman nunes joins us now. how long was this stark guy harassing you? this was an attack of the democrats, get in your face, hope to provoke you, getting injured in your face or cinnamon or from your and see what lies. >> they've been doing this to me for the better part of a half. anyone involved in the russian investigation, we were harassed. this guy went to our office numerous times. you follow me income and get in my face commercial but community hearings, even showed up where i was giving a speech one time. he actually showed up to the airport one time. we had to have the capitol police come several times because he has harassed me, he's harassed our staff. look, this is not the way we should operate here in the united states of america. people should be frightened about this. nobody

the zinke is using the house of a consul general of his own country to bury pieces of the body of a kind, gracious man who wantnted nothing except reform n his own country, he wanted his people to live as dignified human beingsgs, not as slaves. he even wished mohammed bin salman to succeed. in my interview, i went as far and i told jamal, even privately and during the interview, i said, you would be a perfect adviser to this crown prince. and he said, and that t was his answer "he would do it." he wants his country to succeed. that is the only home he loved and cared about, and he felt deeply committed to the saudi people, specially poor and humble people, but also to his country. that is the only place where he was craving to go back and live under different circumstances. i did not publish the interview at the time because when we were talking off the record, i since t feared for his life. -- i since he feared for his life. this will stop the first attempt to learn him in the embassy. he met with diplomats and the news came out recently in washington, d.c. they're all trying to be ver