adam schiff is speaking as well. in the meantime, let's go to a member of the house intelligence committee congressman mike quigley of illinos who did some of the questioning today. congressman, thanks so much for joining us. >> thank you. >> you asked robert mueller if he was disturbed by donald trump's public encouragement of wikileaks during the 2016 presidential campaign. let me play that exchange you had with mueller. >> this just came out, wikileaks, i love wikileaks. donald trump, october 10th, 2016, this wikileaks stuff is unbelievable, it tells you the inner heart. you gotta read it. donald trump, october 12th, 2016, this wikileaks is like a treasure trove. donald trump, october 31, 2016, boy, i love reading those wikileaks. donald trump, november 4th, 2016, would any of those quotes disturb you, mr. director? >> i'm not certain i would say -- >> how do you react to them? >> well, it is probably -- it is problematic is an understatement. >> mueller went on to say, congratulatio congressman he was worried tha

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the house committee chairman adam schiff said that democrats will be economical in the way they pursue their ants and they'll be very strategic in the way they pursue their answers. >> let's get more on this. >> the majority whip, the number two democrat in the u.s. let's begin with secretary acosta's news conference. >> did anything you've heard change your mind? >> of course not. i voted when he was for second of labor. more details did come forward since he was approved by the senate with other votes. i have to tell you. when i listen to him talk about the hard time that he gave mr. epstein, it sounded more like happy time. he could have a sleepover after 12 hours in his office. that didn't seem like the hard time this kind of serious time would merit the driver would drive him back. he spent 12 hours a day in that office away from that prison. >> lindsey graham, a man you know well, he wants to see the investigation first. the investigation into secretary acosta before deciding whether the hearing is necessary. >> it's okay that he wants to look at the background sheet before he ma

states are very adamant. i know what our voterswantso we're going to give them what our voters want. and that's great, as they should. the issue. we have is that the russians are appropriationing our sms you're talk about defending yourself from now will there are going to be other nation states that try to do the exact same thing. can you not underestimate it this threat. >> julia, where and whatever the political discussion is about mueller, i thought he was quite effective in laying out what volume one said about the trump. >> you follow $ one-two punch and i think in some way there's going to have to be a very high skug by democrats i think that's okay. the given that they're intent on having the states be vulnerable for trump in 2020. had. >> so, anthony, do you see that harshbarger or other countries have the ability to hack into and to actually change vote counts? >> absolutely. they've already demonstrated it. the report highlights what took place in the state of illinois systems. the report specific

the house committee chairman adam schiff said that democrats will be economical in the way they pursue their ants and they'll be very strategic in the way they pursue their answers.

so why is president trump so adamant that this question on citizenship be included? partisan i can partisan politics. >> you need it it for many reasons. you need it for dress. for directing. you need it for appropriations where are the funds going? how many people are they? are they citizens not citizens? >> fundamentally it's hard to imagine how anyone answers that question honestly if they're not a citizen. anyway, evan perez is outfront live in washington. what more are you learning about the ruling and why it's so important tonight. >> well, the big importance of this, erin, is the fact that the judge is simply frustrated and expressing frustration at the justice department. part of the problem for the department, the administration is that they cannot keep the story straight. the judge is calling them out on it, simply saying, look, you provided no reason. you haven't provided adequate reason no reason why you need to change legal teams. and we all know why they are doing it. because the legal team handling this had been put in place that essentially made them

i think you heard adam schiff on your own air this morning talking about the route for democrats to get president trump out of the white house is now through the 2020 election. the hearing, despite some of the important disclosures yesterday in the hearing, it was not the gal vanizing event, the moment for impeachment that some democrats had hoped. we saw one democratic member in the aftermath of the hearing announce her support for impeachment. they need another two dozen to join in to get a majority of the democratic caucus. >> john, you were skt involved in watergate. another thing maybe may forget. it was a very partisan issue at the time, the president's supporters seeing things dedifferently right up until the end. let's remember what bob mueller said yesterday, not the way he said it. and here's a list of some of the things. he said that trump welcomed russia interference and lied about it. he said that generally trump's written answers to the special counsel were not truthful. he said that his encouraging of wikileaks problematic, in fact he said the word problematic was an unde

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samuel adams sam '76 -- finally a refreshing lager that you can taste. >>> by some accounts when franklin dellner roosevelt walked in on winston churchill in the white house fresh out of the bath and stark naked, churchill uttered these words, the prime minister of great britain has nothing to conceal from the president of the united states. that statement to many encapsulates washington's long special relationship with westminster. the friendship has been shaken in recent years but this week saw a new low in the aftermath of british ambassador kim darroch's trump cables leaked. in them he was frank about what he was seeing and hearing calling the administration inept among other things. trump responded angrily and nasayly not just toward the ambassador by the prime minister as well. joining me david miliband, the former secretary. david, you knew kim darroch. >> i still know him and he's alive and well i'm pleased to say. >> what did you think of him when you dealt with him professionally. >> he was an outstanding ambassador. the president called him po

nancy pelosi, adam schiff there. who wins out? >> i think they do. i think there was a logic error in assuming mueller would dramatically change the move on impeachment. the share of americans who thought he violated the law or did something wrong the support has always been higher on ilpeachment. it may be rooted more on practical concerns. it's late in his term. as adam schiff talks about the sent is not going to convict and i think there are a lot of americans going to look at that and say why go through this grueling process? having said that, i think mueller made a big mistake yesterday. he refused to accept any civic responsibility beyond his legal responsibilities. i know jeffrey can talk about the mind-set of a prosecutor, but he was the person who had the best overview about what russia did, how trump responded and how trump responded to the inquiries in points one and two. he could have given the american people a. more comprehensible big picture of what happened. he chose deliberately not to. in some ways that undermined even the message h

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she just said, as i think adam schiff said, you want to have the strongest case. and she knows where her caucus is, she also knows she's got these 30 or so moderate democrats who won in trump districts that she needs to protect. but she didn't rule anything out. she hasn't ruled anything out in the past and she didn't rule anything out today. >> how did you see it? >> i think the democrats got a little of what they wanted but they didn't get what they needed which was a narrative. in the morning, there was strong words from a congressman. i think a this won't move public opinion very much. >> what is your opinion, jeffrey toobin? >> i think things are exactly where they were in the morning. i don't think the people who were for impeachment got a great victory. i don't think people who are against impeachment will change their minds much at all. if you were familiar with the mueller report, as journal iiis tend to be, you didn't really learn that much. so if you heard for the first time robert mueller say, we did not exonerate him, that's obviously it's something t

the chairman, adam schiff, from california, will bring this session to order. he will stand a little bit, let the photographs take some pictures, as they always do, give them a photo opportunity. then he will sit down right in the middle of your screen. you see adam schiff, committee chairman, getting ready to bring this session to order. we expect this to go about two hours or so. that will be it in terms of public session. >>> this meeting will come to order. at the outset and on behalf of my colleagues, i want to thank you, special counsel mueller, for a lifetime of service to the country. your report, for those who have taken the time to study it, is methodical and it is devastating. it retells the story of a foreign adversary sweeping and systematic intervention in a close u.s. presidential election. that should be enough to deserve the attention of every american, as you well point out. but your report tells another story as well, the story of the 2016 election is also a story about disloyalty to country, about greed and about lies. your investigation det

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adam schiff says he thinks a lot of the attitudes have already been hardened on the findings of the mueller report but it was 448 pages. people aren't actually watching it play out, from seeing and hearing from him? >> the most important impact will likely come from mueller's discussion to the intel side of this which has to do with volume one. volume one is the neglected volume. we're stuck on the obstruction of justice volume two. the committee would be smart to let mueller talk about what he wants to talk about. it's clear what he wants to talk about. he wants to talk about the threat of russia against our own democracy. how the trump campaign illicited or impacted that and then more importantly, have we done enough, has this president done enough to prepare us for 2020. it's an opportunity for mueller to sort of malign, i don't know if that's the right word, the trump campaign but of course the trump presidency. if there's a dereliction of duty, it's because donald trump has failed to protect the united states from enemies both foreign and domestic. they're prepared to impact our electi

fallout but the house is about to begin a six week summer recess and on thursday committee chairman adam schiff and elijah cummings said they could support formal impeachment hearings if president trump was to defy an order. >> democrats who are close to pelosi believe her position may be softening on starting a speaker probe. they would like to fight in the courts first. >>> at a meeting thursday morning, she told democrats they should do their own thing when it comes to impeachment. today she will meet with congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cort ocasio-cortez. >> reporter: in the wake of mueller's testimony, it is the key question among democrats. what exactly comes next. as we've been reporting about in the recent weeks, biden remains divided. there's a focus on investigations, move things through courts. that is the approach she wants her caucus to take. what we have heard in hours and days from many democrats on the hill that they are getting frustrated and concerned about the pace of things. certainly some criticism aimed at leadership here. others are saying that they are waiting to

so, my question to you is, we heard from adam schiff. he told manu raju, they will ask questions that bleed outside the scope of this report and they expect him to answer. he putting it out there, it's his choice but we're going to do our job. mueller vowed he's not expounding beyond this. what do you think we'll learn that will be new? >> i don't think we'll learn anything that's new. i think the point is to hear him say it. to turn this from a written document into an oral document and the oral document to the author. the potential impact is in an era of television and social media, seeing robert mueller and hearing him make the case about why there was a lot of bad evidence in his report about what the president has done could be damaging. that said, i think there are limits. congress is going into recess. speaker pelosi is very clear that impeachment is not on the table. republicans have lined up behind the president and we're in the middle of the summer. so, if there's an effect, i think it is more long-term than anything dramatic h

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it started right here, with the atlantic staff writer, he wrote this piece, adam is with me now. i'm interesting how an idea spreads. in this case cruelty is the point. when did you first come up with this phrase? what did you mean? how do you think it spread? >> well, i came up with it after watching the president go after christine blassy ford and hold her up for ridicule and scorn. i think i sort of realized this was a fundamental part of the president's relationship with his supporters, this sort of community fileting of the president's enemies. i think it's not unique to trump supporters. i think it's a part of human nature, if you ever were the kid that laughed at you, it's an extension of that same feeling. it's that this president with his politics has elevated that kind of behavior to a political virtue. i think the reason it spread is it or take lates something everybody knew and struggled to say it looks so strange for us to watch something like this unfold today in our own time. >> it's provocative, some don't want to believe cruelty is a point? what do you think as a

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now joining me now to discuss, senior editor at "the atlantic," adam serwer and politico senior staff writer michael cruz. i'm happy to have both of you with me, gentlemen. michael, i'll start with you. you were at the rally. the president seemed to really feed off the reaction from his base and he was throwing red meat and they ate it up. has he completely now given up being the president for all americans? >> i mean, has he now? was he ever? the moment the chant rained down the other night in greenville was by far the most visceral, most, in some ways, authentic, moment of the rally and that was clear to me the minute it was happening. it didn't surprise me in the least because i had seen what i saw outside in the lines and the merchandise that the vendors were because of the last two plus years of his administration and the year and a half of his campaign. and because really the previous 40 years of his track record. i think this is who he is. and who he will continue to be. >> actually write about this in the piece there were t-shirts ready to go about america being full and they

the author and reporter behind this extensive piece is great to see you, adam. thank you for being here. >> pleasure. thank you. >> it's an interesting piece. in it you say that you talked to hunter biden for weeks to put all of this material together. why did he want to speak out now, especially on so many person -- i mean, these are some of the most personal things that he really was kind of getting into, addiction, his love life, his relationship with his father. why now? >> well i think, you know, after his father announced that he was running for president, there have been kind of a reprizing of some of these -- in some cases kind of old controversies, if you will, about his personal relationships. there have been slices of the story of his drug abuse in the media, and i think he wanted to be able to basically tell his story rather than having other people tell it in ways that i think he thought would be misleading. so over a period of several weeks, he decided to open up. initially he wasn't talking to me about the more personal things involving drug use i

just moments ago, what has been somewhat of a rarity, adam kinsinger is speaking out in fairly clear terms against the chants against omar, saying i deeply disagree with the extreme left and has been disgusted by their tone. i woke up today equally disgusted, chants like send hr back are ugly, wrong, and would send chills down the spines of our founding fathers. this ugliness must end or we risk our great union. these are not small words from a submitting congressman. abby phillip is at the white house. i imagine the white house is not concerned, because this is a very small group of republicans willing to stand up and criticize in clear terms that kind of rhetoric. but it strikes us here as we've been covering this that this is not an exception, this is going to be a consistent message going sgoo 2020 from the president. >> the tone is going to come from the tt and the president's campaign aides are taking the lead from the president himself in how they are handling this. after the tweet was sent out over the weekend, many of the president's aides thought it was not a great thing th

. >> joining is senator kamala harris' communications director lily adams. good morning, lily. >> hey, good morning. good to be with you. happy july 4th. >> thank you. you, too. great to have you on this post-july 4th morning. so today, it sounds as though senator kamala harris' position and former v.p. biden's position on bussing is not as different as we thought it was on the debate stage. is senator harris, does she believe in federal mandates for bussing or not? >> she said she believed that in 1969 and nine 70 when she was -- 1970 when she was bussed to school that federally bussing was amemanned mori. most -- was mandatory. most agree. when she was in indianola, in iowa, is that now we're in 2019, not 1969 thank goodness, so we need new tools now. i will say vice president biden seems to stand by his opposition to bussing from back in 1969. i couldn't really tell from his interview. it seemed like chris was trying to pin him down. but that is a fundamental, you know, point of disagreement on his record that senator harris highlighted in the debate. and

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. >> reporter: house intelligence chairman adam schiff writing mueller a letter calling the doj guidance, quote, another attempt by the trump administration to obstruct the authorized oversight activity and legitimate investigations of the committee. republicans insist the mueller report already vindicates the president. >> we're finding each and every day that this whole collusion narrative that was out there that adam schiff and jerry nadler keep talking about was really not there. >> reporter: democrats hope mueller's televised testimony will educate the pop what is in the report -- educate the public on what is in the report. >> we don't need robert mueller to say anything breathtaking. we need him to highlight the main parts of the report because it is so devastating. >> reporter: preparations have been going on for weeks with mock hearings, scripted questions. the biggest question today, of course, does anything change in terms of public opinion. of course, we won't know that until the following days after mueller's testimony today. >> all right. lauren fox. 5:04 in the morning, an

we'll see if his tune has said and adam schiff has resisted called and he will join the speaker. we'll hear what they have to say in a matter of moments. >> manu raju, thanks so much. let's talk about this. one of the big myths is the idea among the public that it has to do with a legal standard because there is nothing that we learned today with a couple of exceptions that isn't in the report that came out several months ago but this isn't about legal standards. this is about politics. >> right. and i think that is what is often misunderstood about nancy pelosi's strategy. she's making a political calculation that it is better -- it is easier to get donald trump out of office by waiting until the election in 2020. that it will help him if there is an impeachment inquiry that it will fail on the senate and it is not the right step to make. her political calculus could certainly change but it is not based to your point on what is in the legal documents or the legal process. it is based on political calculation. and she is the speaker of the house and has a huge amount of power in

and joining us lily adams from the harris campaign. thank you for coming in. >> thank you. >> a nice place we have here. >> it is beautiful. >> we saw what happened in the first debate. this is round two. the vice president is saying he's, quote, not going to be as polite this time. what do you expect? what should we expect in round two. >> well i'll say that kamala harris answered reporter questions today and said that her mother raised her to be polite so i expect she'll be very polite but i think she views this as an opportunity to talk to the american people out there looking at who do they want to take on trump. who is the toughest person to put on the stage with donald trump. who is a truly existential threat to the values that we do share. >> is she going to continue to go after him -- the former vice president on various civil rights issues? >> that is certainly not her goal. her goal is to talk about her vision for the future. i think that obviously i don't know why this -- that discussion on busing was a surprise for the vice

and adam schiff the chairman of the house intelligence committee said he will be allowed to answer technical questions but not in schiff's view overshadow bob mueller. because after all it's bob mueller's day. but nevertheless republicans pushed back also on the request, underscoring the tensions ahead of tomorrow's very high stakes hearing. now moments ago we had a chance to talk to the house judiciary committee chairman about his expectations ahead of tomorrow. and he believes what mueller needs to do is lay out what's in the report and undercut what the attorney general and the president have been saying. >> i hope that tomorrow -- as i've said before -- mueller investigation revealed a lot of conduct by the president which the american people should be aware of. the president and the attorney general have systematically lied that what was in the report they said no obstruction or no inclusion. totally exonerated all three statements not true. it's important the american people understand what was in that report. and that will o from there. >> what's the risk tomorrow -- the risk -- >> we

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. >> here's what the house intel chairman adam schiff tweeted today. this is a quote. there was ample evidence to charge trump with the same campaign crimes cohen went to prison for. were trump not the sitting president, he would likely be criminally charged as cohen's co-conspirator. is he right? president trump only avoiding charges because of justice department guidelines? >> well, certainly that's the conclusion that i would draw is that the justice department guidelines prevented him from being charged. i don't think that we can be sure necessarily that trump would have been charged. because cohen has his own set of problems. we don't know -- one thing we don't know from the documents is what michael cohen told prosecutors. we do know the southern district of new york wasn't willing to give him cooperation credit. they thought he was holding something back and we don't know what that was. i will say this. the evidence that was unveiled today that was set out in the search warrant affidavits is strong evidence. and if cohen was able to testify, if prosecutors found

she was adamant in her support for him, after reviewing all the evidence, she did not believe anything happened, that she believed the general's view. however, other senators, not so sure, we did not see elizabeth warren at the hearing today, of course, she will be on the stage in detroit. she has issued a statement saying she will not likely support general heighten. we'll have to see how the votes line up. brooke? >> we'll watch it with you, barbara starr, thank you very much. >>> we learned the names today of the other two young people killed in the shooting in the california garlic festival. a cousin of one of the victims is speaking out about a powerful message about gun violence. don't miss it. truck honking} (avo) life doesn't give you many second chances. but a subaru can. (dad) you guys ok? you alright? wow. (avo) eyesight with pre-collision braking. standard on the subaru ascent. the three-row subaru ascent. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. four three two one happy school year! hi, i'm joan lunden. when my mother began forgetting things, we didn't know where to turn f

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witnesses say 27-year-old michael paul adams walked up behind the teen and stabbed him in the neck. those witnesses also told police the victim did nothing. nothing to provoke the attack. ryan young is covering this for us today. why? how? >> still tough for this family. sad, sickening, really just unreal. a 17-year-old killed in a gruesome way for no reason at all. he walked inside the store, michael adamson walked up with a pocket knife stabbed him before slitting his throat. witnesses say there was no argument, no warning signs. the teen was listening to rap music and he believed he was a threat to the community so he took action. an attorney for the suspect also said that he just had been released from jail. as you can imagine for this family and the friends, that doesn't compute. the young man had gone to the store to get something to drink. they're hoping to see if anything happens in terms of hate crimes. this man wanted to be an entr entreprene entrepreneur. he had two jobs and really enjoyed listening to wrap music and enjoyed listening to the lyrics, was just at the soda m

and david chase was adamant that you have -- this is who he is. and he was right. >> can you assure me that tony soprano isn't going to become a sensitive, nurturing, mellowing man? >> yes. >> oh, good. >> oh, my god. >> it's all right. i'll be home in a couple of hours. don't worry. >> i'm graduating tomorrow. >> carmela was a wife and a mother. i think first and foremost. i think as long as she kept going to church, she thought i'm taking care of my soul. >> where is the rest of the money? >> it's everywhere. >> she goes home to her husband who has blood on him. there's no way to reconcile the two things. >> towards the end, when their marriage is falling apart -- >> i used to [ bleep ] your husband. >> you have made a fool of me for years with these whores. >> her performance in that fight is stunningly good. >> because she's jealous. let go of me! >> it mattered to people what this couple was going through. and i remember feeling a real sense of responsibility about that and giving the weight to the scene that it deserves. >> what? >> you know

. >> here's what the house intel chairman adam schiff tweeted today. this is a quote. there was ample evidence to charge trump with the same crimes cohen went to prison for. were trump not the sitting president, he would likely be criminally charged as cohen's co-conspirator. is he right? it is only because of the justice department guidelines? >> certainly that's the conclusion i would draw. the justice department guidelines prevent him from being charged. i don't think that we can be sure necessarily that trump would have been charged. because cohen has his own set of problems. we don't know, one thing we don't know from the documents is what michael cohen told prosecutors. we do know the southern district of new york wasn't willing to give them cooperation credit. they thought he was holding something back and we don't know what that was. i will say this. the evidence that was unveiled today that was set out in the search warn affidavits is strong evidence. if cohen was able to testify. if prosecutors found him credible on these issues, i think that certainly there

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john adams gave us the best advice back on the day that the declaration was signed when he said we should celebrate this day with pageant fridry and pom bells ringing and people relishing in their citizenship. it should not be focused on military power in my view. >> will eithlet's go back to de storm. you commanded the bradley tank. did you ever think when you were over there that fast forward so many years that you would see the tanks rolling down the streets of washington, d.c.? >> i would not. i have to convict you know, bradley is not a tank, it is a fighting vehicle. and there is a distinct difference. >> forgive me. >> all my military guys would give me a hard time for that. but there are tanks there. and bradley fighting vehicles which i think that the president confused and called it a sherman or sheridan. so yeah, i never thought that i would have experienced that. it is an awesome piece of weaponry for conventional war fighting. it should not be part of a celebration of our liberty in my view. general, thank you very much. >>> coming up next, he is accused of raping a teenage g

>> the whole collusion narrative that adam schiff and jerry nadler keep talking about was really not there. >> they did their jobs with courage, grace, tenacity, humility. 18 years later, do yours. >>> the bill has passed. >> john said i moved mountains. he's respected. >> i think you roled some boulders up some hills. >> what he did he didn't have to do. >> this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> you talked to jon stewart yesterday in front of the capitol. >> i did, it was first sit-down wide-ranging interview. they were processing what had happened at the end of their 18-year fight to get this funding. you'll see they go through the range of emotions. i mean, there was gratitude, there was still residual anger, and they really shared it with us. >> what an accomplishment that they did. not just for themselves either. >>> good morning, everyone. welcome to your "new day." wednesday, july 24th, 5:00 here in washington. and this is a day that people have been waiting for for months if not year. robert mueller testifies in pair of hearings beginning in three hours. a