and the floodgates opened after the trump c.n.n. wrestling meaning went viral we've got the best means from the internet right here . it's thursday july sixth four pm in washington d.c. i'm ashley banks and you're watching our team america we begin today in hamburg germany where protesters are clashing with police ahead of the g. twenty summit protesters were seen throwing bottles and firecrackers at officers who then began using water cannons and tear gas to disperse and the crowd police expect thousands of people to show up from around europe to protest they came equipped with the riot gear and at least fifteen thousand more officers were deployed to the area and then attempt to keep things under control r.t.s. peter oliver is on the ground in hamburg local wife to him shortly. these protests are ahead of the u. twenty summit in hamburg where world leaders including u.s. president donald trump and russian president vladimir putin will take part putin and will hold an official bilateral meeting during the summit and u.k. prime mini

and the floodgates opened after the trump c.n.n. wrestling meme went viral we've got the best means from the internet right here. it's thursday july sixth five pm in washington d.c. i'm ashley banks and you're watching our team erica we begin today in hamburg germany where protesters are seen kalash in with police ahead of the g. twenty summit protesters were seen throwing bottles and firecrackers at officers who then began using water cannons and tear gas to disperse and calm the crowd i spoke with our team's peter oliver who is there on the ground in hamburg where you join me right now is demonstrators are moving through the city but they have been some violent scenes that still today a few hours ago we're coming up on well just fifteen minutes past ten in the evening here in hamburg for anybody of views that know the city we're just coming from. the major nightlife sports here in in the german northern german city we have seen violent scenes they started on the embankment of the river with. tear gas as well as wall to kind of was

it is ironic so with this change opened the floodgates and reconciliation budget deals are the new taxes. those were fought tooth and nail by the republicans. this past without a single republican vote. now once that has passed in order to be performance you have to have a committee to have red balloons. [laughter] but once he met the test then it was automatically not unchallengeable. so in the book i have a graph of co p to it -- co pay to the average worker pay. >> does he ever express regrets in the administration?. >> he did not express regret over monica. [laughter] cpac that was an attempt at a low humor on my part. >> now let's get to the specifics there is the chapter titled very clear called collective division maliki. but -- divisions. so he has for case studies over the insane compensated they were a remarkable business and. >> even-steven helmsley and then to brothers again they have never heard of these people and david from the discovery communications who is your favorite? those numbers are astronomical. 142 million, helmsley got 102 million in just one year >> is not lik

the metro also headlines the story, suggesting the ruling could open the floodgates on hundreds of millions of pounds of claims. the times claims that internet giant google has paid british and american academics millions of dollars for research that it hoped would sway public opinion in support of the tech behemoth. the mirror splashes that the royal navy will source 65% its steel from sweden to build eight new battleships, much to the anger of british unions. the guardian writes that the prime minister is facing a revolt from labour on brexit, specifically her great repeal bill, if there aren't concessions on workers' rights. the sun leads withjohanna konta's success at wimbledon and it has an exclusive interview with the prime minister, in which she asks for enough time in number ten to complete brexit. pensions victory for gay couples. landmark ruling means the couples have the same rights. we have civil partnerships, gay marriage, why has it taken so long? you may ask that. that is what this former cavalry officer was asking. spending years, and lawyers

it was a pilot and four decision in the supreme court that open the floodgates for financing with citizens united. -- it was a 5-4 decision. that will not happen now given the supreme court. host: north coletta. charles is a democrat. in morning. -- north carolina. charles is a democrat. good morning. caller: i believe donald trump does have a big role in that russian -- there's no way you are going to sit back and let this man keep going at it and you do nothing about it. theset think none of senators have any balls. i believe don't. they let donald trump get away with just about anything. yet future million americans that depend on health care -- why would you try so hard to do away with it? -- you have 24 million americans that depend on health care. give obama credit for something. north carolina, we have two of the worst senators in there. guest: with regard to the health care, we don't know what the senate is going to do. the senate will be taking up the health care issue. it is a motion to continue the debate. we have no idea and i don't think the senders have been idea what they wi

sarah: that is why it is considered to be the moment it was monday, to open the floodgates to the vote we saw today. did you realize in a moment what happened? >> totally not. it was only one word about the feelings or something which was in hertruggle answer, which was for a long time. there were other things i was thinking about more, like this couple that has a kids. i was -- 8 kids. i was thinking about that, that it was import for her to think about that, that she is changing something in herself. but it is a thing, this one word which makes actually the difference in the next day coming out as a big change, talking about the feelings and parliament has the vote about it. i had no idea this would be a part of it. sarah: she agreed they should vote their conscience, and she voted her conscience and she voted against gay marriage. how does that make you feel? >> after monday i was optimistic that she would vote for it. that she would approve it. but she did not. today i was in parliament, i saw her and she had this thing in her head -- hand and she put it in the election box. i was

also open the floodgates for the phillies. freddie galvis, hits two homeruns. cameron handcuff, and also hits solo homers. six for the phils first time since 2004. garrett, in his return from the dl, phils win seven to one. >> i would like to see -- we should have probably saved three of those homeruns for another day, but shows you what the guys are capable of doing, pretty tough, has a lot of movement on his pitches, and he made some mistakes and we capitalize, you know, the key to any team's success when you get myths takes, you don't miss them. we didn't miss many mistakes today. >> that's great. you know, season testing a little bit. you never know when the first one will come, sometimes it is later than you would like, or than you would want. but, you know, it is wet worth it. >> so it is the mlb all-star break, homerun derby tonight, all-star game on tuesday night. phils needed a break, though. coming at a good time. >> everybody needs a break. >> agree. sixers little scared but still feeling confident. >> one to two weeks for fultz, and we're good. >> c

guest: what it will do is it will open up the floodgates to enable, like you said, groups of consumers to come together, to pool resources and contest questionable business practices. illegal practice like -- practices like lending. ofcould mean a restoration thatinds of class actions financial firms were so intent on quashing when they set out to use arbitration to kill these kinds of lawsuits about almost a decade ago. two decades ago. host: let's talk about the broader fight over the cfpb itself. a lot of republicans and business groups have been critical of the organization and its chairman, richard cordray. let's look at an april 5 house financial services hearings about the cfpb and remarks from apollo group -- republican congressman jeff and killing. [video] >> denying due process, richard cordray should be dismissed by our president. not only must you go, for the current cfp be must go as well. american consumers in competitive markets and a cop to protect them from fraud and deception. they don't need washington elites trampling on freedom of choice and peaking on their financ

it was expanded to 130% and it .ent way above that they opened up the floodgates and said the federal government will pay 100% if you will get them i believe there are people over 400% and i'll get you data so you can talk about it later on the show. host: one more show in maryland, sam. guest: hey, sam. caller: good morning. talked about how employers, job creators should be given the push the economy and i comment on t your why there are so many employed people then working for the job big corporations who are refusing to offer them of medical benefits and these employees then end up on stamp eligible, because they don't make enough money. ller: guest: first let me say, i'm for taxes we pay, not just on companies, big companies, but majority nesses where of jobs are created. also for families and individuals. simplify the code, lower rates for everybody, and more of your p money, but your question about, have ow, today you employer sponsored insurance and one thing the house bill was address is what -- have you government sponsored with the y insurance v.a., medicaid, medicare, and

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wanted to get the number of folks with insurance up so high that they just said, they opened up the floodgates and said the federal government will pay one 100% if you will get them on the medicaid role and they blew way past that. i believe there are people over four 100% and i'll get to the data's you can talk about it later. >> one more call. we only have a minute or two. hi sam. >> caller: hello, good morning. you talked about how employers, job creators should be given the chance to push the economy, and i wanted to get your comment on why there are so many employed people working for these job creators like big corporations who are refusing to offer them any type of medical benefit. >> let me just say i'm for reducing the rates we pay inintd taxes, not just on companies but small businesses for the majority of our jobs are create created, and also foror families and individuals. i want to simplify the code and lower rates for everybody we could keep more of yourour money. one of the things the house bill was trying to address, you've got government-sponsored insurance with the va and you

jobs we were doing at the same time, and it was not as easy as it might sound, because we did hrc the floodgates suddenly opened up on the book quite the opposite we have to reintroduce ourselves and i used to joke with john we have been working with these people now for years. >> e-mails from the staffers that we were going to see somebody being told not to talk to us because they didn't -- because presumably there was a reason that was like you don't have to talk about it. >> people that had spoken. speech you i am about a third of the way into the book and so far hillary is indecisive and has very bad judgment and is not good politics. you have a front-row seat forgetting for a moment who is the president now did you learn anything that told you because so far all the things she's doing in the campaign, she's not doing very well. would she have been a good president in your opinion? >> somebody else is applauding. is that what you would want to ask? she knows how to be a candidate i think. she admitted this several times during the campaign. she has said she is not president obama either or g

it has opened the floodgates to voter suppression laws running rampant state-by-state. we see the single agenda for the front commission and we will stand for it. it is my honor to introduce my friend and colleague from the state of texas, representative joaquin castro. >> thanks, alex, and thank you to jason kander and terri sewell for chairing this commission. thanks to alex and everybody was been part of the issue -- the effort to speak up against the trump commission that undoubtedly will strip away the rights of many american voters across the country. voting shouldn't be an obstacle course. the problem we have in the united states is not that too many people vote to often. it is that not enough people vote in each of our elections. i say that coming from the state of texas, which has among the worst records, if not the worst record, in trying to do everything it can because of its leaders, greg abbott and other republican state leaders, try to do everything it can to suppress the vote. repeatedly, federal court after federal court has found that the state governme

happen is probably going to be in the next two three weeks is my guess and it could just open up the floodgates for a lot of other things to be a big mess yeah let's talk about if i'm. sitting in for a father seats there at the g. twenty not well received in chelsea clinton was tweeting i would never have been put in that seat for a lot of people it seemed inappropriate she was laughing with christine lagarde what do you make of us well so my first and my wife mentioned it to be in my first reaction was viscerally but totally not appropriate i mean i've been in these positions as like number two guy to a senator or to a cabinet member and as a staffer you would never you know put your still in there and go go into it and so i don't think it's appropriate but that said she is a senior advisor to the president she certainly says smart i hope she's a calming influence but look we're in a different day with this administration you know they operate more like the family i mean like the brady bunch last hand no different family the boss and the done and the consider. you try out the godfather i'm tal

happen is probably going to be in the next two three weeks is my guess and it could just open up the floodgates for a lot of other things to be a big mess yeah let's talk about if i'm. sitting in for a father seat there at the g. twenty not well received in chelsea clinton was tweeting i would never have been put in that seat for a lot of people it seemed inappropriate she was laughing with christine lagarde what do you make of us well so my first and my wife mentioned it to be in my first reaction was a viscerally that's totally not appropriate i mean i've been in these positions as like number two guy to a senator or to a cabinet member and as a staffer you would never you know put your still in there and and go go into it and so i don't think it's appropriate but that said she is a senior advisor to the president she certainly says smart i hope she's a calming influence but look we're in a different day with this administration you know they operate more like the family i mean like the brady bunch last and no different family the boss and the done and the consider larry's are you troubled ab

happen is probably going to be in the next two three weeks is my guess and it could just open up the floodgates for a lot of other things and be a big mess yeah let's talk about if i'm. sitting in for a father seats there at the g. twenty not well received in chelsea clinton was tweeting i would never have been put in that seat for a lot of people it seemed inappropriate she was laughing with christine lagarde what do you make of us well so my first and my wife mentioned it to be in my first reaction was viscerally that's totally not appropriate i mean i've been in these positions as like number two guy to a senator or to a cabinet member and as a staffer you would never you know put your still in there and and go go into it and so i don't think it's appropriate but that said she is a senior advisor to the president she certainly says smart i hope she's a calming influence but look we're in a different day with this administration you know they operate more like the family i mean like the brady bunch last and no different family the boss and the done and the consider larry's are you troubled ab

who would have thought the floodgates would open at wimbledon in terms of his success quite like it has. he has beaten the likes of sampras in 2001. it heralded something special. he lost in the next year to... in the first round. but from that point on, philippoussis and roddick, nadal, all have succumbed to this man. only djokovic has beaten him in a final. djokovic has beaten him in a final. djokovic and the daleks of course in 2008. -- djokovic and the daleks of course in 2008. —— djokovic and nadal. marin cilic is nothing to be embarrassed about, being outplayed by quite possibly the best male player that has ever lived. and this parents are very proud of them. this is roger's stage, as so often in the past. that's it, stay where you are. a superb success that's it, stay where you are. a superb success once that's it, stay where you are. a superb success once again. he has eight of these replicas, which is greedy. you have to have a house to keep them all in. he has won so many titles. 93 tournament victories in his career, that has brought in over $100 million in official priz

to happen is probably going to be the next two three weeks is my guess and it could just open up the floodgates for a lot of other things to be a big mess yeah let's talk about if i'm. sitting in for a father seat there at the g. twenty not well received in chelsea clinton was tweeting i would never have been put in that seat for a lot of people it seemed inappropriate she was laughing with christine lagarde what do you make of us well so my first and my wife mentioned it to be in my first reaction was viscerally that's totally not appropriate i mean i've been in these positions as like number two guy to a senator or to a cabinet member as a staffer you would never you know put your still in there and and go go into it and so i don't think it's appropriate but that said she is a senior advisor to the president she certainly says smart i hope she's a calming influence but look we're in a different day with this administration you know they operate more like the family i mean like the brady bunch last hand you know different family the boss and the done and the consider larry's are you troubled a

this decision guiding section for the voting rights act, it is open the floodgates to voter suppression laws that are running rampant state-by-state and we now see as the single agenda for this fraud commission and we will not stand for it. it's now my honor to introduce my friend and colleague from the state of texas representative joaquin castro. >> thank youthank you, alex. and thank you to jason kander and terri sewell for sharing this commission. thank you to alex and everybody who's been part of this effort to speak up against the trump commission that undoubtedly will strip away the rights of so many american voters throughout the country. voting should not be an obstacle course. the problem that we have in the united states of americans not to me people vote too often. it's that not enough people vote in each of our elections. and i say they coming from the state of texas which has among the worst records if not the worst record in trying to do everything that it can because of its leaders, great applet and other republican state leaders, try to do everything that it can to supp

it is ironic because it would open the floodgates with the reconciliation budget bill fighting tooth and nail for the republicans this past without a single republican vote once that was passed the lawyers wrote the for performance you have to have a committee of this many people. but once you meet the test it is automatically unchallengeable. we have average ceo pay. that just shot through the ceiling. did clinton ever her express regrets?. >> clinton didn't express regret over monica. [laughter] that was the attempt at low humor on my part. >> let's get to the specifics with a great chapter my favorite is collective delusion maliki. -- delusions'. but to be insane the overcompensated that they are paid these sums just for doing their jobs but of remarkable businessmen but then to get to others we have never heard of these sova who is your favorite?. >> the numbers are astronomical. >> making 142 million, 102 million, 14 5 million, that is just one year. >> isn't like we said to is the most egregious? these are the four people. and it is quite astonishing but if i told you to say ye

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it has opened the floodgates to voter suppression laws running rampant state-by-state. we now see as the single agenda for this fraud commission and we will not stand for it. it is my honor to introduce my friend and colleague from the state of texas, representative joaquin castro. representative castro: thank you, alex, and thank you to jason kander and terri sewell for chairing this commission. this dnc commission. i think alex and everybody was -- think alex and everybody was been part of the issue -- the effort to speak up against the trump commission that undoubtedly will strip away the rights of many american voters across the country. voting shouldn't be an obstacle course. the problem we have in the united states is not that too many people vote to often. it is that not enough people vote in each of our elections. i say that coming from the state of texas, which has among the worst records, if not the worst record, in trying to do everything it can because of its leaders, greg abbott and other republican state leaders, try to do everything it can to suppress the

it has opened the floodgates to voter suppression laws running rampant state-by-state. we see the single agenda for the front commission and we will stand for it. it is my honor to introduce my friend and colleague from the state of texas, representative .oaquin castro >> thanks, alex, and thank you to jason kander and terri sewell for chairing this commission. thanks to alex and everybody was been part of the issue -- the effort to speak up against the trunk commission that theubtedly will strip away rights of many american voters across the country. voting shouldn't be an obstacle course. the problem we have in the united states is not that too often.ople vote to it is that not enough people vote in each of our elections. i say that coming from the state of texas, which has among the worst records, if not the worst record, in trying to do everything it can because of its leaders, greg abbott and other republican state leaders, try to do everything it can to suppress the vote. repeatedly, federal court after federal court has found that the state government has violate

happen is probably going to be in the next two three weeks is my guess and it could just open up the floodgates for a lot of other things to be a big mess yeah let's talk about if i'm. sitting in for a father seat there at the g. twenty not well received in chelsea clinton was tweeting i would never have been put in that seat for a lot of people it seemed inappropriate she was laughing with christine lagarde what do you make of us well so my first and my wife mentioned it to be in my first reaction was a viscerally that's totally not appropriate i mean i've been in these positions as like number two guy to a senator or to a cabinet member as a staffer you would never you know put your still in there and this and go go into it and so i don't think it's appropriate but that said she is a senior advisor to the president she certainly so smart i hope she's a calming influence but look we're in a different day with this administration you know they operate more like the family i mean like the brady bunch last and they're no different family the boss and the dawn and the considerably aries are you tr

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that's what open up the floodgates. that george could've said because of the extenuating circumstances, because he killed someone, because there is an outstanding judgment, that judge could have exercised some discretion, and he did not. >> eric: could've also said yes, we are awarding you $8 million but we are going to pay to the victim. >> dagen: they took it a step further and made this payment, timed it so would make it impossible for the speer family and layne morris to collect. this is the peter kent editorial in "the wall street journal." he is a member of the canadian parliament. he writes "mr. trudeau's actions are in front of the memory of christopher speer, tabatha spee speer, and layne morris. and to all men and women in uniform. this was a cynical subversion of canadian principles. mr. trudeau made omar khadr a millionaire and he did not have to." >> herman: michael made a great point. if it were the other way around, the united states would've found a way to honor their laws. they simply disregarded our la

at the same time, it wasn't as easy as it might sound because we did hrc, not like they opened the floodgates on this book quite the opposite. we had to work really hard, we had to reintroduce ourselves to clinton world in some sense. i used to joke with john, they act like they don't know us for years. >> one of the things about the leaked emails from staffers, able to see somebody being told not to talk to us because -- the whole big reason, don't have to talk to them. >> people who have spoken to us before. >> griffin red lights, don't talk to them, not allowed to talk to them but i will say this. there is a mix of that and over time that -- some people talked to us and some people didn't and some people asked permission to talk to us and some people didn't ask permission to talk to us and talked to us anyway and some people -- >> we often joked we want to write our next book on someone who is a lot easier and more accessible. this world is not that. >> like queen elizabeth or something. >> i am a journalist from new york, you guys were terrific on channel 5 this morning. >> aren't you gre

so once snap went public, we felt, all right, the floodgates are going to open, more companies are going to come. they did start to come, but as we're seeing the ipo -- these stocks' performances since the ipo, i think there are companies on the sidelines that had gotten the right motion that are now putting the brakes op things just for a little bit. i think investors feel the same way too. investors are initially, like, i want to get in the ipo. and now more we hear let it open, let it trade for a few weeks, and then we'll start to see if it's the right idea to get into. we've got some pretty good names coming down the road. no dates yet, but spotify, airbnb, aramco, pretty big deals that are out there. i think these guys are getting cautious as far as whether they should dip their toe in yet. liz: okay. let me quickly use fitbit as an example here as well. i guess the high of the year, and this was another one of these big momentum stocks, high of the year, $17. low of the year -- or last trade, actually, $5.22. larry, i recently asked warren buffett have you ever bought an ipo. ever

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conscience of this administration but also cause a huge problem on capitol hill and potentially open the floodgates for republicans to start breaking with the president in a way they have so far been very reluctant to do, brian. >> andrea. >> the irony here is of all the cabinet members so far, perhaps also including the epa. >> he's been getting the job done. >> the way donald trump wants him to get it done. he's been tough on immigration. he's been tough on sanctuary cities. he's been tough on voting rights. he has cut back all kinds of issues that are near and dear to the heart of donald trump and to the conservative base. he's been a very effective operator here. >> i have to ask you about the tweets on transgender service in the military. buzzfeed had a piece tonight that said for someone at the pentagon, that was a heart-stopping nine minutes. it was clear this was coming out of the white house. no one had any paperwork to back this up. and. >> let me give you some context here. let me set the table. they had a principals committee meeting today on afghanistan. they are stymied because of dis

available today are owned by early investors including the venture partners and general catalyst group the floodgates will open even more on august 14th. four days after earnings employees will then be able to sell 782 million shares. and then at the end of august, another 20 million shares will become available to sell according to j.p. morgan now for some comparison, twitter shares dropped 18% on the day of its lockup expiration in may 2014 facebook shares actually jumped 13% on the day of its lockup expiration in 2012 investors are turning attention to snap earnings the pressure is definitely on for snap to show user and engagement growth in the face of facebook reporting better than expected results having successfully copied some of the snap's most popular features steve full with the $22 price target on the stock saying contrary to current sentiment, we do not believe the wheels are falling off snap's user growth story. piper jaffray warns that instagram to reduce the uniqueness of snapchat's offering and limit the user growth we'll have to see how that rivalry pans in and out snap's numbers ne

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rand paul and susan collins and murkowski, when these first one or two people say no, that opens the floodgates for everyone else. >> it makes it okay. >> it makes it easy for everyone else to back out of this bill. i don't see this moving forward. mitch mcconnell's wasting a lot of political capital on a bill that people still don't know what they're going to vote for. >> and people like susan collins have moral authority, they have standing. she is not a bomb thrower in the back of the u.s. senate. she is a prominent member of the republican party. >> they're not back ventures and on top of that they're not afraid of donald trump. they're not afraid -- they're not heller in nevada. they're not on these marginal seats. these are people who outperform trump in their own states. so he can threaten them, he can tweet them, he can say whatever he wants, they can vote their conscience and the voters will have their back. >> jim, we were thinking about you, a, because i'm sure it's been an emotional time in your state, especially for republicans who love john mccain and are wondering how this is goi

advent of new media and also anonymity on new media and also anonymity on new media has opened the floodgates for this type of abuse. it's not that these people were there all along, i don't think, it'sjust these people were there all along, i don't think, it's just with new media and the ease of abusing people, it's all achieved a mass and velocity which is quite crushing if you're on the other end of it. how much has any of this got to do with established parties? today, labour are saying the conservatives should be doing more to control their own people? i wouldn't blame any single party or any single faction of a party or any single faction of a party for this. this is a problem of the time. but i think that all parties have issues. where a leading that interview to go to the palace of westminster where the king and queen of spain had just arrived. theresa may and jeremy corbyn there, looking on as, i'm hoping the shot is going to change to show you king felipe again. there he is. i think we're expecting to see him injust a second. he's, the sears, he's on his way! years there, we saw hom

. >> if for some reason it fails, then the floodgates would probably open to reach a bipartisan compromiscompromise. >> with the senate bill on life support, president trump further complicated the process by spending half the week attacking host meika brzezinski trying to support a bill. >> you're president of the united states of america, the greatest country on earth. you have an obligation to be above this. >> joining me now is health and human services tom price. mr. price, welcome back to "meet the press." >> good morning, chuck. happy independence day weekend. >> absolutely, and same to you. let me start with where the add administration is right now on this health care bill, the president suggesting repeal now, replace later. is that your official stance now? is that an acknowledgment that the senate bill is essentially unworkable as it stands? >> no, we don't think so. we think leader mcconnell and his senators within the senate are working to try to get this piece of legislation on track. their conversations are ongoing as we speak, so we look forward to hopefully them coming back after t

yes, the floodgates have opened and they are hammering to get on the airwaves to talk about this issue. downing street very much trying to say, we will look at this as the pay review comes forward. we will look at the recommendations. but not building up of a lot will change. they do say there will be a budget in the autumn. and everybody looking at that to see if things might change. i am joined by conservative mp johnny mercer, might change. i am joined by conservative mpjohnny mercer, one of the first to raise this issue, and you have set the trend for your collea g u es and you have set the trend for your colleagues to call out against this. what you make of it? i think it is positive. at politics, we get excited about who said what and when. it is a question of fairness and what is right. i was clear during the campaign. i take the temperature going out on the doors and people were talking about this and people were talking about this and the offer we give to our public sector workers. we have to make sure it is right. there is a noncontributory pension scheme and job security. bu

and of course the floodgates open. at the july convention there's that bizarre change at the top of the gop pla form. making it a bit more russia friendly on the ukraine. >> and then there is this. >> russia, if you're listening, i hope you're able to find the 30,000 e-mails that are missing. >> when the trump campaign is at its lowest on the day of the "access hollywood" tape drop, they get wikileaks, which trump uses with gust oh on his way to victory. and then thairs the u.s. intelligence asessionment on that same very day, by the way, exposing russia's effort, km then prompts a criminal investigation which brings us back to day. sources say the president was consulted with his son's initial meeting with the russian lawyer. that statement appears to be a braz eneffort to mislead the public on what actually happened. in short donald trump jr.'s e-mails and the subsequent three days to get the story straight may give bob mueller evidence, an evidence of willingness to cover-up the extent of that content. and that like

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