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agents actually swore false of a davids to the pfizer core to the visor or judges which resulted in n.s.a. surveillance of a presidential campaign a transition team that is very serious ok well it's called the fruit of the poison tree daniel in washington here. is there a real crisis going on here i mean this is the premier. law enforcement agency in the united states certainly maybe even in the whole world here. are these people that can be trusted lost e-mails counter-intelligence is supposed to be watching e-mails and they lose their own i mean i'm sorry it is hard for me to believe that go ahead in washington yet absolutely we have a few answers to this question one is the f.b.i. in specific since herbert hoover and that movie that was portrayed on him to call me the f.b.i. has been a political institution i know great agents that work there and some that have left there but in the bureaucracy and the leadership it has been known as a political weapon and has been utilized look at bill clinton spec ground as well i mean it's a lot of very recent history where it's continued to be used

helmet, visor pretty standard, shoulder pads, elbow pads, gloves. pretty much covered head to toe. it's a pretty physical game. and there are my skates. there's johnny on the spot. >> i've done cuffs on like paper ma shay and i put my foot in there and it feels like a glove. >> the everything is like exact same. you don't want to worry about your equipment. you want it to be one with yourself. >> to protect the vital area. >> would you say that's the most important pad? >> i think so. i mean, tell me if i'm wrong but probably. >> i probably go through 20 pairs of gloves a year and probably 15 pairs of skates or ten pairs of skates. i'm tom wilson. thanks for coming inside my locker. >>> look at that right there. make up for it. fire to the end zone. touchdown! alabama wins! >> wow, that's how alabama beat georgia for the former st. johns high school star played for alabama and he had to play for an injured teammate and he didn't let anybody down. take a look. >> i love you, dog! i love you, dog! it felt good! step up! ya'll step up! >> that's good stuff. why are you tearing up abou

agents actually swore false affidavits to the fires according to the visor court judges which resulted in n.s.a. surveillance of a president.

agents actually swore false have a davids to the pfizer core to the visor court judges which resulted in n.s.a. surveillance of a presidential campaign a transition team that is very serious ok well it's called the fruit of the poison tree daniel in washington here. is there a real crisis going on here i mean this is the premier. law enforcement agency in the united states certainly maybe even in the whole world here. are these people that can be trusted last e-mail's counter-intelligence is supposed to be watching e-mails and they lose their own i mean i'm sorry it is hard for me to believe that go ahead in washington yet absolutely we have a few answers to this question one is the f.b.i. in specific since herbert hoover and that movie that was portrayed on him to call me the f.b.i. has been a political institution great agents that work there and some that have left there but in the bureaucracy and the leadership it has been known as a political weapon and has been utilized look at bill clinton spec ground as well i mean it's a lot of very recent history where it's continued to be u

he's been hearing from some of his outside visors, people who have been around him for years say that he needs to be tougher on bob you'll mere. >> garrett: better legal team. >> needs to be more aggressive in going lot of what the friends and advisors. those are the white house lawyers. people like ted cobb, who have been saying to the president that he actually would be in a stronger position if he let this investigation run its course. in that moment, that's where the president seems to be. seems to be taking the vie of those lawyers, i think heading into 2018 the thing to watch, how trump reacts to the reality that this investigation is not going to be over quickly. those same lawyers have been telling him that this is winding down. all evidence points to the contrary. that this is an investigation that street still robust, still pursuing new avenues how the president reacts, how fair he thinks mueller is being when he realizes that this could consume a second year of his presidency. could really change the direction of this administration in 2018. >> garrett: the president said t

donald trump form a visor steve benen has resigned from his role as executive chairman of the right wing news website break but this comes just days after bannon's remarks about trump and his son in a new book bannon called a twenty sixteen meeting between donald trump jr and a group of russians treasonous easterbrook has more from washington d.c. . well steve bannon and breitbart are both saying that he left the his position at breitbart but there's a lot of speculation in washington that he was probably pushed out. one of the investors and one of the board members that breitbart is a republican a billionaire republican donor by the name of rebecca mercer she hopelessly called gran an out last week over the comments that he made in fire and fury so there is speculation that she probably had something to do with his leaving the breitbart news. this afternoon what is the political future for steve bannon kind of hard to tell right now he appears to be rather toxic this was a man who had a very meteoric rise started at breitbart in two thousand and twelve sort of led this nationalist movem

diplomat quits the visor a panel on the edge of crisis on the run a spike in violence forces thousands of people to flee the democratic republic of congo plus. i'm challenging and london looking at the way of one of the greatest living photographers of our time a master of manipulation. the new military front opened by turkey in the syrian war could further complicate the un backed peace talks in vienna for the past six days turkey's been attacking y. p.g. kurdish forces in the golden syrian region of afrin they want to push the fighters who they say are terrorists from the area and create a buffer zone along turkey's border the un special envoy for syria says the ninth round of talks come at a very critical time in the conflict let's go live out of the al-jazeera is what a need is there so hala who is in vienna so far. well certainly. both delegations are here in vienna and the government delegation actually arrived at the u.n. building behind me just a short while ago in a chewed starting talks with the u.n. envoys to funded mistura then later in the day you will have the opposition

agents actually swore false have a davids to the pfizer core to the visor core judges which resulted in n.s.a. surveillance of a presidential campaign a transition team that is very serious ok well it's called the fruit of the poisoned tree daniel in washington here. is there a real crisis going on here i mean this is the premier. law enforcement agency in the united states certainly maybe even in the whole world here. are these people that can be trusted last e-mail's counter-intelligence is supposed to be watching e-mails and they lose their own i mean i'm sorry it is hard for me to believe that go ahead in washington yet absolutely we have a few answers to this question one is the f.b.i. in specific since herbert hoover and the movie that was portrayed on him komi the f.b.i. has been a political institution great agents that work there and some that have left there but in the bureaucracy and the leadership it has been known as a political weapon and has been utilized look at bill clinton spec ground as well i mean it's a lot of very recent history where it's continued to be used i

the colossal mistakes began when a super visor conducted a no-notice ballistic missile defense drill. the supervisor plays a recording over the phone which says, "exercise, exercise, exercise," but also including the language "this is not a drill." while five others listening on speaker understand it was an exercise, investigators say the worker thinks it is real, sending the alert. >> he froze, and another employee had to take over his responsibilities. >> reporter: so, for 38 minutes, the panic continues until they finally send the all-clear. >> and martha raddatz with us here in washington. you're learning about three other workers who resigned or were suspended, but what about that delay? >> reporter: that delay, they had no safeguards in place. they had no way to correct this. this isn't just one person or a couple of people, this is a systemic problem and they are working to correct it, david. >> all right, in the meantime, i'll see you and george later tonight. >>> still ahead here on "world news tonight," the triple play happening in the skyover night. something that hasn't be

matt visor of the boston globe joins our conversation now. i am sitting with four really good reporters. certainly you worked to get a story and worked to get information, but you don't say whatever is necessary. that's not normal. >> that's not normal. >> fair. >> i want to do that for the record and move on. speaking of not normal, i just want to put this up from steven hayes who is a writer for the weekly standard and the long time conservative voice. here's what he says. so the president wants a book banned. he wants an opponent in jail and for good measure, maybe the former fbi director too. his thinks his former top adviser is insane. this isn't normal. it's not just trumping trump. the preferred dodge of elected republicans, it's an election of the president's troubled mind and the irrational judgment. the weekly standard has not been rah-rah donald trump at all. this is from a thoughtful guy who is clearly concerned for his party and for the country. speaks to say what you want about the sourcing on this book and about the way that mi

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. >> shannon: former secretary of state and national security visor condoleezza rice broke barriers over and over in her rise to political stardom. now she

former souper visor angela alyodo will also enter the race. david chew is also making an announcement about the election. many of you have encouraged me to run for mayor and i am humbled by the support but after discussions of my wife, friends and allies, i will not be running for mayor, is what he said in a statement. >>> and there is a campaign calling for president trump's impeachment. this morning, the head of the campaign says he will not run for any office this year but making an effort to get democrats elected to congress. >> i am putting millions behind the program to unleash the full power of young voters. they are the largest block of eligible voters in america, capable of swinging elections and they are horrified by what is happening in washington d.c. >> and in addition to the 30 million dollar effort to help democrats take back the house, he is doubling his work to get that done. >>> we have a look now at the president's aggressive today list with a dead line of next week. >> reporter: michael wolff's explosive book of fire and fu

. >> last night we lead the show with former top white house visor steve bannon and reported the controversy over what he was willing to tell congressional investigators on what basis he was refusing to answer questions. we reported that controversy might be a side show because new nbc reporting indicated that people familiar with the matter believe that special counsel robert mueller essentially stepped in to claim territory here, to stop steve bannon from testifying to congress on russia matters before robert mueller can obtain that testimony from bannon first. the theory of the case here is that the special counsel robert mueller is basically trying to protect the secrecy and therefore the integrity of important evidence in his investigation. nobody except steve bannon and maybe his counsel know exactly what bannon has to say to investigators about russia involving the trump campaign or administration, but robert mueller and his prosecutors appear to have stepped in to make sure that they are the ones that will get access to that information before it ends up with members of congress. who

that was used in part and later on to get the visor want to spy on the trim campaign. lieutenant general michael fan is interviewed by the fbi and what would luck habit, it was peter strzok who actually was the official that oversaw that interview. on may 9th, the fbi director james comey was a fire. then on may 17th, robert mueller was named a special counsel. those are the major events, and how conveniently, it happens is that the messages, some 50,000 of them, this is the time. period where strzok and page height back 's were missing. they's blade on samsung who supplied the phones. you gotta be kidding me. it's the fbi who specializes in intelligence and gathering. they can't find the messages? i don't believe that's possible. giving the inherent antitrust bias that we have seen from strzok and page, they hated trump, and their involvement in almost everything involving the russian investigation, well, we must now know what they were talking about during these five critical months, the fbi should find those messages, maybe make a call to samsung. if you can get it,

. >> shannon: former secretary of state and national security visor condoleezza rice broke barriers over and over in her rise to political stardom. now she is saying #metoo should be careful not to cross the line. if we will tell you who was on her side and why. and will democrats embrace chelsea manning's surprise primary challenge for democratic senator? >> we don't need them anymore. if we do better. >> it's true, the formula armor soldier whose conviction for leaking national secrets and violating -- commuted by president obama is running for senate. ♪ >> shannon: hello and welcome to "fox news @ night." i'm shannon bream in washington. new tonight, the president is back in town and gearing up for multiple showdowns as lawmakers tonight get back to business and focus on what are sure to be tense talks ahead. there is a good chance this all goes down to the wire when government funding is set to run out friday night at midnight. the growing force of democrats suggest a shutdown is worth the price. if millions of people here illegally if they don't get legal status in the bargain. >>

graham praised the president's chief staff john kelly but said the president's other visors are getting in -- advise advisors are getting in the way of reaching a deal. >> the president is in a tough spot. we just have to commit to it. the senate is -- the white house staff has been pretty unreliable. the house is locked down. reporter: the white house said senator graham failed to address several of the issues such as securing the bored and fixing the i am great lakes you. they are firing back saying as long as senator graham sides with people who are in this country illegally we are going nowhere. he's been scene outlier for years. rick: it's led to the closure of much national parks and monuments. the statue of liberty in new york harbor shut down. reporter: lady liberty is one of the main attractions. people come from all over the country and all over the world to see in new york. a lot of people buy their tickets well in advance. but this weekend the closest they could get to lady liberty is if they took a tour on a privately operated ferry. the state will pay park employees $65,00

in that case, a federal appeals court ruled presidents and closed a visors enjoyed protections against having to disclose information about their decision-making process or official actions. the court ruled prosecutors hoping to overcome arguments with presidential privilege must show such information contains important evidence that isn't available elsewhere. earlier tonight on this network, harvard law school constitutional law professor lawrence tribe laid out his predictions of what could happen if trump were to refuse an interview. >> i think we are right on the verge of some kind of explosion. when miller says i want to interview you and trump after getting advice from his lawyers might say well, i really don't feel comfortable with it, if that's what he says. he will be ordered to appear. he will be subpoenaed. if he defies that subpoena, he will be defying a court order and that will lead to a constitutional explosion. >> weekly standard editor bill crystal gave his own theory as to why trump's legal team may delay here as much as possible. >> trump is scared of bob mueller. he

diplomat bill richardson defends himself after resigning from the media mob visor reboard on ranger refugees plus a china's ban on ivory forces autism's to find new ways to use their skills. and roger federer is in the australian open final after blisters forced his opponent to retire and that's what i'm be in sport later. and his first speech in six years the president of the democratic republic of congo has confirmed his country will hold elections joseph kabila said polling will go ahead even though voting. it has already been postponed twice he also denied accusations that his security forces are cracking down on protesters who are calling for him to step down catherine sawyer reports from nairobi. the democratic republic of congo faces political uncertainty over. accusations of human rights abuses by government forces security crisis and protests by the catholic church and opposition parties president joseph kabila is looking increasingly isolated at home and a brute and his chosen now to give his first news conference in sixty s. probably the most important thing is not to say. faith w

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the last year about five hundred kind of special operations troops in addition to the four hundred visors that were there when obama left office so there is a chance that they might capture somebody in an infantry action or special operations action and then have no place to turn them over to they probably won't want to turn him over to the syrians iraqis probably won't take them if the home country doesn't want to take them and prosecute them that's the kind of person who might be taken to guantanamo but you know as that war winds down i think that's increasingly unlikely and so the bigger question becomes what to do with those forty one men who are left only thirteen of them are charged the rest of them everyone seems to agree will never be charged five of them are cleared for release and it costs about ten million dollars a year to hold the mc one talked about now entering their seventeenth year in detention and the one thing that was clear up till now before the executive order before last night is a trump has no intention of letting anyone go no matter how simple or benign the allega

can't be on twitter is you've got to look at your question or you've got to look at a small group of visors who are ardently pro israel and really realize that even an appearance of a balanced u.s. foreign policy on this issue is long gone and i doubt it's going let me ask you about a fairly lengthy piece that was in politico magazine says and glasser wrote it after talking to to several diplomats some on the record many off the record in this is what she wrote in your piece the president is not playing a leadership role the rest of the world has come to expect from the united states and the consequences are piling up still it is true that the world hasn't exactly melted down yet do you agree with that and what do you think might be next if it continues this way. well let me just say i'm not reassured by the phrase we haven't melted down yet i think the broader point is there is a growing recognition that the u.s. is not at the center of the issues like israel palestine the u.s. is actually sort of putting itself to the side there is no way to revive an israel palestine process with washing

about here, talked about by the president's team that he's, in the words of michael golf, citing the ad visors, like a child. is that not more fundamental? >> it is. i mean, this is an unusual president. he's been a celebrity. he's come from business, he hasn't been in government before. it's a soap opera. and you've got to get the agenda focused and things settled down. and i can't imagine people working with the president, certainly in our case with president clinton, but other former presidents. there's regard, there's respect, there's trust. certainly there's comments about more discipline or, you know, us not trying to do too much. but nothing like this. and nothing like these kind of interviews and access to an author such as michael wolf who is going to write this book. >> speaking of that access, let me play a little bit of janice minn had to say earlier on this network about how this all came about. >> he said, i don't know what they think i'm doing. and a different answers would be, i'm going to keep doing it. until they tell me not to. michael responded to me, there's so much chaos.

joining me now with more, chairman of go pac david avella, former obama foreign policy visor david tufori. david, start with you, what is the chance the government gets done and government doesn't shut down? >> i don't i think anything gets done this week. >> if but we moved backwards since last week. trish: last week that meeting was phenomenal by the way. i was delighted to watch all of that, and to see how the negotiations take place and i was extraordinarily optimistic after seeing it but feels as though we've been reduced once again, david, to sound bites and this standoff with both sides. david, you just said that the dems are perhaps willing to negotiate here. david tufori, david, i don't get that sense. i don't get a sense one single dime going with the wall. >> this obsession with a discuss word is amateurish. we have major issue we need to deal with in this country. even democrats outside of washington, d.c., new york, california, see it as a distraction. as we heard yesterday, democratic senator joe manchin saying that his democratic colleagues shouldn't use this curse word to

world bank said more than half of the country's population live below the poverty line dog transformers visor has resigned as executive chairman of the breitbart right wing news website c valens been in the headlines a lot lately because of a new bestselling book among his revelations a former right hand man of the us president described the meeting between trump's son and a group of russians as treasonous trumps baron had lost his mind and lawyers are trying to have the book banned but i'm used to brokers more from washington d.c. . well steve bannon and breitbart are both saying that he left the his position at breitbart but there's a lot of speculation in washington that he was probably pushed out. one of the investors and one of the board members that breitbart is a republican a billionaire republican donor by the name of rebecca mercer she hopelessly called gannon out last week over the comments that he made in fire and fury so there is speculation that she probably had something to do with his leaving the breitbart news. this afternoon what is the political future for steve bannon kind

and they had a couple of simple plastic parts, health visor, adapter, had a four-week wait and it was a $400 part that they were making right there for, you know, $14. but i got to the end of the table and here was this amazingly elegant turbine that looked like if you'd cut a sea shell in half it had curved blades and it was part of an ejector for a abrams tank and without getting too technical and spins dirt out of the again begin. and 19-week delay from order to delivery, $23 part. a corporal in the marine corps took the measurement tool, the development tool home with her on the weekend and put together an algorithm to cad this thing, comes to work on monday, we have someone who works there, a civilian, here is the algorithm, can we get this produced? this is outside of san diego. they find someone to cad it, ap put this thing on, first one failed, second one got it. they're doing this in one week. if you take rand's equation for what a corporal cost in the marine corps, times 14 hours, plus the aluminum, plus the milling charge, it was $2300 to deliver that part. this is the spee

just for comparison, in 2013 the state departmento its visor. mobile devices are the way we connect, we learned, we date, we shop and that's the way diplomacy must adapt and using that to deliver messages. recently during president trump's visits to asia, were not just depending on media outlet but twitter and facebook we are trying to get our message across. when we look at how were using it strategically, one example how we want to exchange us-japan student exchanges. we would like to double the amount by 2020. one of the things we are using is social media analytics productive tool we did not have in previous years. we can look at college teens and address their specific concerns. we also can do decode what diplomacy means to the average american. we now have how each state in the united states contributed how the state department can contribute to the development and economic growth. when you have this marketplace of free exchange there are challenges because anybody can pose anything at anytime. we have false information and things that are

it plugs in on your visor and it gives you the ability to monitor your car to roadside assistance and it gives you wi- fi. it is like a $9 add-on to your current contract. this is called the source next. this is really cool too. what it does is it is a translator. 63 different languages. i can speak into it in english and it will translate to italian and vice versa. the person speaking italian will speak into it and translate it to english. the cleveland clinic is working on this mouth guard. they have been talking about all of the problems with concussions. this is the first one that is connect today an app that tells you the directness of the hit. five different variables. it comes out in september. it is $199. a mouth guard for all contact sports. it is the most intense and the most up to date when it comes to an actual hit. so that's what is coming out in the market. finally for you, this is -- you have heard of soundwave where you have been injured. you have these big boosts in doctor's offices. this is the same thing. they compacted it down. an australian company did it. you set

anonymous current and former american foreign officials tell the paper in may of 2016, trump super visor george papadopoulos told australian diplomat they had thousands of e-mails that would embarrass hillary clinton. when hacked e-mails began appearing online a few months later. informed american counter parts of what papadopoulos had said according to the report. joining us now, one of the reporters who broke that story. ss the whole idea it was made up. >>> it was always clear if you were paying attention this was not an investigation that began with hillary clinton funded opposition research. we saw john brennen testify before congress saying that he saw information and intelligence that the russian intelligence officials were trying to get members of trump campaign. here we get to the or gins of this. george papadopoulos, little known. inexperienced aide. in london. goes for a night of drinking with australian diplomat. in that conversation, he let slip that he's aware that the russian government has political dirt on hillary clinton. and then when the e-mails started to come out a

former visor to prime minister david cameron. steve thanks for joining us. you spent time with global elites and listening to speeches and setting priorities. what do you think of the president's message today and how will it be received? >> good morning to all of you. i spent time in davos. i was nearly arrested in davos for defying a instruction of swiss soldier who said i couldn't walk on this part of the sidewalk and i had to walk on the other side of the sidewalk. i have no love for davos. but more, it is, you know what? davos is the sort of global epicenter of this elitism that people rejected in 2016. abuse people for years and years, they go up the mountain, and sort of endless hot air and they talk and talk and talk. meanwhile the elitist policies they have been pursuing, particularly open borders, meant the rich get richer, the rich who are in davos and working people are screwed. what is so refreshing about donald trump he is going there, cutting through all of that with really simple facts, which is america first, doesn't mean america isolated. i

it was president obama's visors in 2009 treating fox news as a political opponent. clip out with david letterman if you want to watch the whole thing. we want to know what you think what president obama just said. what planet are you living on? let us know friends@foxnews.com. pete: that's exactly right. what are you fired up about this morning. let us know. we are moving on to a few more topics. president trump honoring martin luther king jr. as the media attacks him, asking him if he is racist. of course. alveda king has a response. she joins us next. leland: he wanted to take down a christopher columbus statue because it offended many people. now, new york city mayor bill de blasio wants to spend millions on what he calls good statues, maybe a statue of pete hegseth. that's what he is talking about. pete: barack obama. ♪ in the modern world, it pays to switch things up. you can switch and save time. [cars honking] [car accelerating] you can switch and save worry. ♪ you can switch and save hassle. [vacuuming sound] and when you switch to esurance, you can save

agents actually swore false affidavits to the pfizer corps to the visor or judges which resulted in n.s.a. surveillance of a presidential campaign a transition team that is very serious ok well it's called the fruit of the poison tree daniel in washington here. is there a real crisis going on here i mean this is the premier. law enforcement agency in the united states certainly maybe even in the whole world here. are these people that can be trusted last e-mail's counter-intelligence is supposed to be watching e-mails and they lose their own i mean i'm sorry it is hard for me to believe that go ahead in washington yet absolutely we have a few answers to this question one is the f.b.i. in specific since herbert hoover and that movie that was portrayed on him komi the f.b.i. has been a political institution great agents that work there and some that have left there but in the bureaucracy and the leadership it has been known as a political weapon and has been utilized look at bill clinton spec ground as well i mean it's a lot of very recent history where it's continued to be used in the way