the way the f.b.i. broke every standard protocol that they have. we know that because of james comey's actual comments that they threw f.b.i. protocol out the window for one reason only, because it was the trump administration and they thought they could and could get away with it. it gives a lot of concern how this was conducted. they even convinced michael flynn not to include white house counsel's office in the interview. a lot of problems here and we'll see what the judge does later today. >> bill: are you arguing he was entrapped? >> we're arguing that he was certainly ambushed. and the f.b.i. we know had clear political bias. we've seen that time and time again. one thing we're 100% sure on the president made the right decision in firing james comey because every day we learn more and more all of the things that he did that were so far out of bounds for what the f.b.i. director should do. and we'll see how that plays out in court today. certainly that's one thing that we're 100% certain about. >>

though the f.b.i. agents did not detect any deceptions your influence interview what michael flynn apparently said the case leon is that international tensions shouldn't ask following obama's sanction and sacking of the diplomats however michael flynn told the f.b.i. that he couldn't recall the details of the conversation at the very heart of today's microphones news are the repeated lies or false statements made by members of the trumpet ministration well flynn's calls the russian ambassador we're coming to life this is a man who had three decades in public service often working very closely with the f.b.i. and he should not have had to been reminded that lying to the f.b.i. is a crime general michael flynn oh the horror he sat at a table with russian president vladimir putin and he's supposedly met with a group alleged to be nazi sympathizers and you supposedly kidnapped someone on behalf of turkish president and while we're at it let's mention that his son is apparently part of the investigation and

with the f.b.i. and at no point did they tell him that what he said could later be used against him in court the f.b.i.'s investigation of a guy who pled guilty to lying to the f.b.i. he should have been warned you shouldn't lie should have been told you can have a lawyer think of the state of affairs we've ended up in that's nonsense i'm very proud of the way the f.b.i. conducted itself flexible thoughtful pursued believes where you'd want us to at the time the f.b.i. did not see any wrongdoing. general flynn pleaded guilty to making a false statement to the federal bureau of investigation even though the f.b.i. agents did not detect any deceptions your influence interview what michael flynn apparently said is that international tensions shouldn't ask following obama's sanction and sacking of the diplomats however michael flynn told the f.b.i. that he couldn't recall the details of the conversation general michael flynn oh the horror he sat at a table with russian president vladimir putin and he sup

with the f.b.i. and at no point did they tell him that what he said could later be used against him in court the f.b.i. didn't. division of a guy who pled guilty to lying to the f.b.i. he should have been warned you shouldn't lie should've been told you can have a lawyer think of the state of affairs we've ended up in that's nonsense i'm very proud of the way the f.b.i. conducted itself an actual flexible thoughtful pursuit believes where you'd want us to f.b.i. broke standard protocol in the way that they came in and bush the only reason that they did it was the trumpet ministration and they thought they could get away with it at the time the f.b.i. did not see any wrongdoing general flynn pleaded guilty to making a false statement to the federal bureau of investigation even though the f.b.i. agents did not detect any deception do influence interview what michael flynn apparently said is that international tensions shouldn't ask following obama's sanction and sacking of the diplomats however michael

the f.b.i. but his caleb maupin explains both words like treason and meddling mass quote flynn is really guilty of. general michael flynn the only senior member of the trumpet ministration to be charged with a crime by the special prosecutor it was supposed to be a smoking gun the judge didn't mince any words when describing it all along you were an unregistered agent of a foreign country while serving as the national security advisor arguably that undermines everything that this flag over here stands for arguably you sold your country out however the judge took it back his actual crime was telling a lie to the fed but that's not what the media has been feeding us i feel terrible about that the government has no reason to believe that the defendant committed treason i'm not hiding my disgust my disdain for this criminal offense no treason no sinister connection to foreign adversaries what happened is this in december of two thousand and sixteen as the f.b.i. was preparing to wrap up and conclude

the f.b.i. next as kind of maupin explains buzzwords like treason like meddling disguise what flynn is really guilty of. general michael flynn the only senior member of the trumpet ministration to be charged with a crime by the special prosecutor it was supposed to be a smoking gun the judge didn't mince any words when describing it i'm not hiding my disgust my disdain for this criminal offense alone you were and registered agent of a foreign country serving as a national security adviser arguably that undermines everything that this flag over here stands for arguably you sold your country out however the judge took it back i feel terrible about that the government has no reason to believe that the defendant committed treason is an actual crime with telling a lie to the fed but that's not what the media has been feeding us. it's it's funny because history is a witness tampering not only is possibly treason but mike flynn is what people thought about when they're thinking when he's talking to peo

with the f.b.i. and at no point did they tell him that what he said could later be used against him in court yet the eyes investigation of a guy who pled guilty to lying to the f.b.i. he should have been warned you shouldn't should have been told you can have a lawyer. think of the state of affairs we've ended up in that's nonsense i'm very proud of the way the f.b.i. conducted itself an agile flexible thoughtful pursuit believes where you'd want to steer the f.b.i. broke standard protocol in the way that they came in and ambush in real flan the only reason that they did it was the terms of ministration and they thought they could get away with it at the time the f.b.i. did not see any wrongdoing general flynn pleaded guilty to making a false statement to the federal bureau of investigation even though the federal bureau of investigation agents did not detect any deception during flynn's ince of you what michael flynn apparently said is that international tensions shouldn't ask following obama's sanc

the f.b.i. but explains a buzz words like treason and meddling this is what flynn is really guilty. general michael flynn the only senior member of the trumpet ministration to be charged with a crime by the special prosecutor it was supposed to be a smoking gun the judge didn't mince any words when describing it i'm not hiding my disgust my disdain for this criminal offense all along you were and registered agent of a foreign country serving as a national security adviser arguably that undermines everything that this flack over here stands for arguably you sold your country out however the judge took it back i feel terrible about that the government has no reason to believe that the defendant committed treason is an actual crime with telling a lie to the fed but that's not what the media has been feeding us. it's it's funny because history is a witness tampering now it is possibly treason but mike flynn is what people thought about when they're thinking when he's talking to people who might have

the f.b.i. knew it. this is a contextual crime created by the f.b.i. and sally yates the acting attorney general. remember after the election, hillary clinton needed a reason why she lost. enter russian collusion. part of that was to find somebody in the administration to frame talking to the russians. they found general flynn. in fact, all of general flynn's conversations with the russian ambassador and everybody else were legal. so why did the f.b.i. approach him? they knew what he said. they knew it was legal. the answer is they wanted to frame him. they succeeded. he did not tell them false information. some of it may have been cause or nuance, he did not lie. indeed the agent who actual 302s are available said he didn't lie. and it's interesting that mueller did not turn over the original 302s to judge sullivan today. he turned over an interview of agent strozk which was done months later by mueller's people. the answer is michael flynn was framed to get donald trump. sally yates, james comey, peter strozk, andrew mccabe all planned it. what you a

the f.b.i. but it's been explains buzz words like treason and meddling this guy is what flynn is really guilty. general michael flynn the only senior member of the trumpet ministration to be charged with a crime by the special prosecutor it was supposed to be a smoking gun the judge didn't mince any words when describing it i'm not hiding my disgust my disdain for this criminal offense all along you were and registered agent of a foreign country serving as a national security adviser arguably that undermines everything that this flack over here stands for arguably you sold your country out however the judge took it back i feel terrible about that the government has no reason to believe that the defendant committed treason is an actual crime with telling a lie to the feds but that's not what the media has been feeding us. it's it's funny because history is a witness tampering not only is possibly treason but mike flynn is what people thought about when they're thinking when he's talking to people

the f.b.i. but his caleb maupin explains next buzz words like treason and meddling disco is what flynn is really guilty of. general michael flynn the only senior member of the trumpet ministration to be charged with a crime by the special prosecutor it was supposed to be a smoking gun the judge didn't mince any words when describing it i'm not hiding my disgust my disdain for this criminal offense all along you were and registered agent of a foreign country serving as a national security adviser arguably that undermines everything that this flack over here stands for arguably you sold your country however the judge took it back i feel terrible about that the government has no reason to believe that the defendant committed treason is an actual crime with telling a lie to the fed but that's not what the media has been feeding us. it's it's funny because history is a witness tampering not only is possibly treason but mike flynn is what people thought about when they're thinking when he's talking to

the f.b.i. but has been explains words like treason and meddling this is what flynn is really guilty of. general michael flynn the only senior member of the trumpet ministration to be charged with a crime by the special prosecutor it was supposed to be a smoking gun the judge didn't mince any words when describing it i'm not hiding my disgust my disdain for this criminal offense alone you were and registered agent of a foreign country serving as a national security adviser arguably that undermines everything that this flag over here stands for arguably you sold your country out however the judge took it back i feel terrible about that the government has no reason to believe that the defendant committed treason is an actual crime with telling a lie to the feds but that's not what the media has been feeding us. it's it's funny because the street is a witness tampering not only is possibly treason but mike flynn is what people thought about when they're thinking when he's talking to people who migh

the f.b.i. but as explains buzzwords like treason meddling discuss what flynn is really guilty of. general michael flynn the only senior member of the trumpet ministration to be charged with a crime by the special prosecutor it was supposed to be a smoking gun the judge didn't mince any words when describing it i'm not hiding my disgust my disdain for this criminal offense alone you were and registered agent of a foreign country serving as a national security adviser arguably that undermines everything that this flag over here stands for arguably you sold your country out however the judge took it back i feel terrible about that the government has no reason to believe that the defendant committed treason is an actual crime with telling a lie to the feds but that's not what the media has been feeding us. it's it's funny because the street is a witness tampering now it is possibly treason but mike flynn is what people thought about when they're thinking when he's talking to people who might have g

that when the f.b.i. came and interviewed him at the time on january 24, that he knew lying to the f.b.i. would be a crime and he admitted that. >> dana: right. the judge started with that to clear everything up. what about when the judge asked about the question of treason and they take the break and come back and try to walk back. what was that like? >> yeah, him raising the -- judge was trying to get at this idea, were there other crimes you could have charged him with that you didn't. he asked the question about treason. and one prosecutor said there was never any evidence to support that. later the prosecutor himself said, you know, we don't believe that mr. flynn committed treason and never ark certed that he in fact did. the judge came back, walk today back and described it as legitimate question to ask. >> dana: i saw people on twitter, of course, that is where i find opinions, suggesting maybe michael flynn won't be able to get a fair sentencing from sullivan since he brought up the word treason.

with the f.b.i. and at no point did they tell him that what he said could later be used against him in court the f.b.i.'s investigation of a guy who pled guilty to lying to the f.b.i. he should have been warned you shouldn't should have been told you can have a lawyer. think of the state of affairs we've ended up in that's nonsense i'm very proud of the way the f.b.i. conducted itself flexible thoughtful pursued believes where you'd want us to the f.b.i. broke standard protocol in the way that they came in and bush the only reason that they did it was the trumpet ministration and they thought they could get away with it at the time the f.b.i. did not see any wrongdoing. general flynn pleaded guilty to make in a full statement to the federal bureau of investigation even though the f.b.i. agents did not detect any deception do influence interview what michael flynn apparently said is that international tensions shouldn't ask following obama's sanction and sacking of the diplomats however michael flynn

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with the f.b.i. and at no point did they tell him that what he said could later be used against him in court the f.b.i.'s investigation of a guy who pled guilty to lying to the f.b.i. he should have been warned you shouldn't should have been told you can have a lawyer. think of the state of affairs we've ended up in that's nonsense i'm very proud of the way the f.b.i. conducted itself an actual flexible thoughtful pursuit believes where you'd want to steer the f.b.i. broke standard protocol in the way that they came in and ambushed and rolph the only reason that they did it was the trumpet ministration and they thought they could get away with it at the time the f.b.i. did not see any wrongdoing general flynn pleaded guilty to making a false statement to the federal bureau of investigation even though the federal bureau of investigation agents did not detect any deception during flynn's incivil what michael flynn apparently said is that international tensions shouldn't ask following obama's sanction

the fired f.b.i. director the words escalate after a seven hour interview on friday. it's the holiday spirit here. i'm bill hemmer. >> sandra: get rest this weekend? a big week coming up. thank you for joining us. i'm sandra smith. good morning. the president slamming the ex-director calling him lying, leaking james comey. comey firing back hours later saying the president is close to being a co-conspirator in the russia probe. >> bill: that investigation one of the prime focuses of comey's testimony on friday before two top house committees. it certainly dominated the sunday shows over the weekend. >> i'm not sure we need to do this at all. but i'm trying to respect the institution and to answer questions in a respectful way. >> we have a lot more questions for him. >> it certainly is disappointing and disturbing that he can't answer our questions. >> he made a statement after he testified that the fisa warrant process basically looking into that would be a joke. that's not funny to me. i don't know

has revealed that the f.b.i. field office in omaha has opened up files on three iowa residents after they attended and participated in a peaceful legal protest at a british petroleum refinery in lincoln nebraska the protractor the protesters jonas mcgraw and tom cruise the po yak and fred who are all in their mid to late sixty's by the way were not arrested at the event and while the report makes a claim about protesters blocking traffic according to organizers the permanent protest had law enforcement present and they blocked off traffic for about three miles and reported no disruptions whatsoever three fifty dot org founder bill mckibben mckibben who organized much of the climate action is tracked by the f.b.i. told the guardian trying to deal with the greatest crisis humans have stumbled into shouldn't require being subjected to the government surveillance but when much of our government acts as a subsidiary of the fossil fuel industry it may be par for the course and that my friends is why we need to be. watc

to the f.b.i. about his russian contacts so what does the trump white house have to say about michael flynn tonight we wish general flynn well and we'll continue to focus on doing what we do here every single day the president looking for the comp that is given these things a splendid break up it is perfectly acceptable for the president to make a positive comment about somebody while we wait to see what the courts are terminations. we begin the day with the disturbing reality for the men and women who try to report the truth journalism like never before it can be hazardous to your health it can get you killed today reporters without borders released its annual report on the state of journalism around the world and it makes for some very dark reading. well you can understand it's no wonder that many of my fellow journalists their friends and their families wish that they could forget the year two thousand and eighteen let's run through the numbers to understand a little bit better reporters without

to the f.b.i. that you could go to prison. some are actually arguing that. on the flip side he would know if you lie to the f.b.i. it is a crime. did it need to be told to him? >> i'm not sure it's an either/or choice. both things can be true. he did lie to the f.b.i. and admitted to that and the f.b.i. could have violated its own procedures and protocols which added and doesn't change the fact he lied. i think both things can be true and the f.b.i. needs to make sure they're following their protocols as we are seeing in so many other areas relating to jim comey and others, the f.b.i. has the protocols for a reason. >> bill: sarah sanders with us yesterday and after that she went into the briefing room and the question comes is there any evidence of collusion here and the president has already staked his claim on that and here is what sarah sanders said with regard to the president. >> not when it comes to things that have anything to do with the president. the activities that he has said to -- we'

and if the f.b.i. already new the answer to the question and only asked him the question in order to give him an opportunity to lie, his answer even if false, was not material to the investigation. lying to the f.b.i. is not a crime. >> bill: why not just tell the truth especially if everybody knew what was going on? quickly on giuliani. you saw him on fox with chris wallace. you saw him on abc with stephanopoulos. did he show any cards in either of those interviews do you think? >> i think he has made it very clear the president is finished cooperating. he understands it's an adversarial hearing. mueller will do anything to try to get people to sing or perhaps even to compose and that cooperation is now off the table. it was on the table early on in the investigation. and then it became clear to the trump defense team that cooperation was getting them nowhere. there were determined to get trump by squeezing all the people around him. i think the cards that were shown yesterday were that this investiga

to the f.b.i. about his russian contacts so what does the trump white house have to say about michael flynn tonight. we wish general flynn well and will continue to focus on doing what we do here every single day the president looking for the common for that given these things instead of putting up that it's perfectly acceptable for the president to make a positive comment about somebody while we wait to see what the courts determination as. we begin the day with the disturbing reality for the men and women who try to report the truth journalism like never before it can be hazardous to your health it can get you killed today reporters without borders released its annual report on the state of journalism around the world and it makes for some very dark reading. well you can understand it's no wonder that many of my fellow journalists their friends and their families wish that they could forget the year twenty eight let's run through the numbers to understand a little bit better reporters without bor

to the f.b.i. about his russian contacts so what does the trump white house have to say about michael flynn tonight. we wish general flynn well and will continue to focus on doing what we do here every single day the president looking for the come through that given these things and but but i don't think it is perfectly acceptable for the president to make a positive comment about somebody while we wait to see what the courts are terminations. we begin the day with the disturbing reality for the men and women who try to report the truth journalism like never before can be hazardous to your health it can get you killed today reporters without borders released its annual report on the state of journalism around the world and it makes for some very dark reading. well you can understand it's no wonder that many of my fellow journalists their friends and their families wish that they could forget the year twenty eight let's run through the numbers to understand a little bit better reporters without bord

you know ark watchers the f.b.i. quietly investigating environmentalists and climate change activists is really really nothing new in fact they even have they even have a special name for it special interest terrorism yes the f.b.i. site states quote special interests terrorism dippers from traditional right wing and left wing terrorism in that extremist special interest group seek to resolve specific issues rather than a fact of widespread political change these specific issues are preventing our precious water and land resources from being poisoned by the oil and gas industries yet those specific issues. and now a freedom of ration act request by the guardian and iowa residents after they attended and participated in a peaceful legal protest at a british petroleum refinery in lincoln nebraska the protractor the protesters jonas mcgraw and tom cruise the four yak and frick who are all in their mid to late sixty's by the way were not arrested at the thick according to organizers the permanent protest had law enforcem

to the f.b.i. about his russian contacts so what does the trump white house have to say about michael flynn tonight. we wish general flynn well and will continue to focus on doing what we do here every single day the president looking for the conflict that given these things instead of going up it is perfectly acceptable for the president to make a positive comment about somebody while we wait to see what the courts are terminations . we begin the day with the disturbing reality for the men and women who try to report the truth journalism like never before it can be hazardous to your health it can get you killed today reporters without borders released its annual report on the state of journalism around the world and it makes for some very dark reading. well you can understand it's no wonder that many of my fellow journalists their friends and their families wish that they could forget the year two thousand and eighteen let's run through the numbers to understand a little bit better reporters witho

to the f.b.i. about his russian contacts so what does the trump white house have to say about michael flynn tonight. we wish general flynn well and will continue to focus on doing what we do here every single day the president making further comments about it given these things instead of putting up it is perfectly acceptable for the president to make a positive comment about somebody while we wait to see what the courts are terminations. we begin the day with the disturbing reality for the men and women who try to report the truth journalism like never before can be hazardous to your health it can get you killed today reporters without borders released its annual report on the state of journalism around the world and it makes for some very dark reading. well you can understand it's no wonder that many of my fellow journalists their friends and their families wish that they could forget the year two thousand and eighteen let's run through the numbers to understand a little bit better reporters with

making the case the f.b.i. pushed him not to bring in a lawyer to that interview january 24th, 2017 that changed everything. does this put mueller under a microscope? >> i think so. this judge is clearly saying that they didn't follow the usual guidelines. and the agents doing the interviews didn't provide the warning. the people on the other side of this issue would say listen, flynn was a general at the defense intelligence agency. he knew very well talking to federal agents when -- that that's a serious thing. but you're right. he was not provided a lawyer. the deputy f.b.i. director andrew mccabe said he didn't need one and they didn't provide the warnings. then used that to basically get flynn to cooperate and plead to this charge. the other thing that we forget is the testimony that comey gave behind closed doors his agents at the time believed that flynn was telling the truth. and there is this disconnect between this moment and was it this judge is asking a moments of entrapment to truly get him to coop

the f.b.i. ran a criminal investigation tracking the democratic candidate hillary clinton and her use of a private email server. and then they closed that for the first time and within a few weeks opened what's called a counter intelligence investigation. it is one of the most secret and sensitive investigations handled by the f.b.i. and that was into the opposing candidate, donald trump. once again let's hear from trey gowdy. >> the f.b.i. had a criminal investigation into a presidential candidate and then less than a month after that ended, they launched a counter intelligence investigation into the campaign of the other major presidential candidate. so that's a lot of power that we have given an entity and it is not too much to ask for the former head of that entity to come explain to congress the decisions made and not made during the relevant time period. >> democrats have been highly critical of this republican effort to bring in the former f.b.i. director saying it's driven by politics an

guardian has revealed that the f.b.i. field office in omaha has opened up files on three iowa residents after they attended and participated in a peaceful legal protest at a british petroleum refinery in lincoln nebraska the approach that the protesters jonas mcgraw and tom cruise the pole yak and fred who are all in their mid to late sixty's by the way were not arrested at the event and while the report makes a claim about protesters blocking traffic according to organizers the permit to protest had law enforcement present and they blocked off traffic for about three miles and reported no disruptions whatsoever three fifty dot org founder bill mckibben mckibben who organized much of the climate action is tracked by the f.b.i. told the guardian trying to deal with the greatest crisis humans have stumbled into shouldn't require being subjected to the government surveillance but when much of our government acts as a subsidiary of the fossil fuel industry it may be par for the course and that my friends is why we need to be.

again, the f.b.i. was looking into it. the allegation is the f.b.i. investigation was curtailed and silenced, or at least aspects of it were silenced from public disclosure, to protect the clintons and the obama administration generally from controversy on this. again, another area for an investigation. mr. blum: in the opinion of the chair, how would that happen? how would it be silenced? how would that be curtailed? mr. fitton: you don't do certain leads. in the cases of uranium one, i think the allegations were some folks were being charged and a lot of issues were being left out of the documents or the charging documents or the cases that would have embarrassed some. so whether all that is true or not, i don't know, because the justice department isn't giving us the documents. mr. blum: thank you. mr. chairman -- and i have 33 seconds left, let the record reflect. in iowa we have a saying, if it looks like a pig, if it sounds like a pig, and if it smells like a pig, it's probably a pig. and i think based on what i read today, something smells here

same time blaming the f.b.i. actually keeping with the story that the president has said that this is a witch hunt that this is political this is partisan and so we saw today the judge rebuke michael flynn a very harshly and i think the reason why you saw this delay is because i think michael flynn's attorneys recognized that the judge was going to step outside the bounds of the sentencing guidelines that were offered both by flynn's attorneys as well as the prosecutors and that flynt very well could have gone to jail today so in the end you know mention the kind of a series of various kind of legal limbo events legal kind of things that he's involved in or at least link to which one of these is is going to be the most potentially damaging. well if we look at what took place today with the trump foundation i think that probably has the least amount of legal and political ramifications for the president but what we saw today with michael flynn we just don't know how much that he provided to the mall or pro but the

this while the president of the united states is lying about the f.b.i., attacking the f.b.i., attacking the rule of law in this country. how does that make any sense at all? republicans used to understand that the actions of a president matter. president matter, ment matters. of law where are those republicans today? at some point someone has to ofnd up, in the face of fear fox news, fear of their base, ear of mean tweets, stand up for the values of this country and not slink away into etirement but stand up and speak the truth. i find it frustrating to >> it undermines the rule of law. this is the president of the united states calling a witness who has cooperated with his own justice department a rat. say that again to yourself at home and remind yourself where we have ended up. this is not about republicans and democrats. this is about what does it mean to be an american. what other things we care about above our policy disputes, which are important? the values that represent the glue of this country are under attack from things like that. we have to stop being numb to it. whether yo

to lie to the f.b.i. and you know the should have been interviewing him anyway because what he provided was an material to the investigation all of that is wrong and the judge basically if you've been watching fox news took flint point by point by point through their argument did you know he asked that it's a crime to lie to the f.b.i. after all this man was in the intelligence community for decades he said of course i knew it was a crime to lie to the f.b.i. and he admitted he lied to the f.b.i. now that he was trapped that he knew it was wrong he knew it was illegal he did it anyway and he accepts that this was a crime and that he's pleading guilty to it so we're going to have to watch the right white conservative space in the media to see what they hold onto now but they've been really holding on to this idea that flint is a victim and that the f.b.i. acted inappropriately and the judge really spelled out the case before the entire country that know he knew it was wrong he did it anyway and now he admi

it to the f.b.i. a u.s. court has postponed sentencing for flynt but not before a judge lambasted him saying the former trump national security advisor sold out his country also coming up on international migrants day people recount of views at the hands of the libyan coast guard well libya says it's just doing its job holding back those people trying to flee to get to europe and in sports english premier league giants eventually united fire coach who's a think football club hold the plug on the controversial manager after the worst start to the season in nearly thirty years. goff is good to have you with us tonight we know that donald trump is former national security advisor will not be going to prison today or any time soon in hind drama inside a federal courtroom in washington d.c. a judge today postponed his sentencing the disgraced former general had pleaded guilty to deceiving the f.b.i. about his contacts with russia's ambassador to the u.s. in january twenty seventeen. flynn originally said that he

is harmful to the rule of law the president of united states is about the f.b.i. attacking the f.b.i. taking the lead in this country. how does it make any sense that. at some point someone has to stand up in the face of fear of fox and the fear of their base fear of the tweets stand up for the values of this country and not slink away to return to that state and speak the truth britain's opposition leader has submitted a motion of no confidence and prime minister to resign may after a crucial vote on the deal to leave the european union may is facing intense opposition to have proposed agreement and has postponed the votes in parliament next month. riot police in hungary are trying to control thousands of anti-government protesters the crowds are angry about a new so-called slave law is allows employers to request as much as four hundred hours of overtime again without payments for up to three years those are the headlines i'll be back here with more news after the stream. i swear every since. ok here in the stream today the stigma of h.l.v. aids in the middle ea

attacking the f.b.i. and attacking the rule of law in this country. how does that make any sense at all at some point someone has to stand up in the face of fear of fox news fear of their base fear of being tweets stand up for the values of this country and not slink away to retirement but stand up and speak the truth. weather next but still ahead on out of there more. in the u.k. as the opposition labor party holds for a no confidence vote on prime minister to resign may talks. were in the in their refugee camp by the million border find out next this temporary shelter has become the fourth largest town in mauritania. hello again and welcome back well here across the western part united states we are dealing with some pacific storms not only causing some rain and winds but also some very high surf anywhere from washington oregon all the way down here towards southern california we're looking at the rain continuing here on tuesday particular up here towards the northwest and snow into the cascades that snow will start to make its way towards the east

attacking the f.b.i. and attacking the rule of law in this country. how does that make any sense at all at some point someone has to stand up in the face of fear of fox news fear of their base fear of being tweets stand up for the values of this country and not slink away to retirement but stand up and speak the truth members of the u.n. security council live expressed concern over kosovo's decision to turn its security force into an army the announcement last friday angered so bia and prompted the security council meeting on monday u.n. peacekeeping chief. called on both sides to refrain from any steps that could escalate the situation goldberg album of kosovo has made a mistake it's only that we had it for five years unnecessarily to establish an army the decision for the army might be belated but in no way is it the wrong one it's believed it because we waited for goodwill from those that never showed any goodwill towards council. we are free seeing more and more difficulties in the area of course when we talk here and i have to say the time very m

the president of united states is lying about the f.b.i. attacking the f.b.i. in attacking the rule of law in this country. how does it make any sense at all at some point someone has to stand up in the face of fear of fox news fear their base fear of being tweets stand up for the values of this country and not slink away to retirement but stand up and speak the truth that russia is re-inforcing military bases on a chain of islands at the center of a territorial dispute with japan the russian and japanese leaders have had numerous face to face meetings to try to settle the sovereignty dispute since the second world war barracks have been built for russian troops and bases are being prepared for. the four displeases islands in the north pacific ocean and known as the southern koreans and russia and the northern territory's in japan sri lanka's parliament is reconvening after the reappointment to run a wicked are missing or as prime minister has managed to put together a cabinet which he hopes will move the country on from the political crisis triggered by his sa

so if the f.b.i. wanted to send agents in to the white house, itself, to interview a sean your official, you would work through the white house counsel and there would be discussions and approvals and who would be there? i thought it's early enough, let's just send a couple of guys over. >> martha: let's just send a couple of guys over. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge here to break down what we learned from the new filings. >> according to the special counsel in the january interview he gave the defendants multiple opportunities to correct the false statements by revisiting key questions. but the defendant never corrected his false statements. the filing also includes a memo that appears to be written by then deputy director andrew mccabe who set up the white house interview. according to the memo, flynn explained that he had been "trying to build relationships with the russians." parts are heavily redacted but the memo suggests that flynn knew any conversation with the russian emb

clinton has pleaded guilty to deceiving the f.b.i. about his contacts with russia's ambassador to the u.s. in january twenty seventeen when originally said he had not met with the ambassador when in fact he had lying to federal agents can carry a five year sentence. the case is linked to special counsel robert muller's investigation into possible illegal winds between the trump campaign and russia. all right as we hate and as we wait to hear what the verdict will be we can now talk or to our correspondent in washington you. schrader my o'flynn is the man we know him who led donald trump supporters in chance of lock her up about hillary clinton what else can you tell us about michael flynn who is the where does this case matter what's interesting to note is michael flynn actually used to be a democrat speaking of him leaving the chance of laugher up he was one of the first trump surrogates of her and one of the first time surrogates to do that he was also a three star general who served trump adviser to be fired or have to leave the ad

this is the most unfair use of the f.b.i., the prosecutorial tactics. one of the f.b.i. agents who went to the meeting was strzok who was committed to bringing down trump. this is impropriety and i hope the judge sees it that way. judge ellis has already made comments about the miss use of targeting people to get people to sing but possibly to compose. >> bill: he is expected on tuesday. we'll see if that sticks. a lot to work through. >> sandra: president trump saying he is not worried about any potential republican challengers in 2020. why he says he knows his base will support him. we will take that one up with our a-team. >> bill: a law school banning a partnership with ice over student backlash. did they go too far and how is that agency responding in turn? refinance your home and take out 54,000 dollars or more to pay credit card debt, or just put money in the bank. it even lowers your payments by over 600 dollars a month. as a veteran, you've earned the powerful va home loan benefit that lets you refinance up to 100 percent of your home's value. and with home valu

is harmful to the rule of law and the president of united states is lying about the f.b.i. attacking the f.b.i. taking the lead in this country. how does it make any sense that. at some point someone has to stand up in the face of fear of fox and the fear of their base fear of being tweets stand up for the values of this country and not slink away to retirement goods and speak the truth. riot police and hungry are trying to control thousands of anti-government protesters in the capital budapest the crowds are angry about a new so-called slave law passed in parliament last week it allows employees to request as much as four hundred hours of overtime a year without payments for up to three years those are the headlines next up al-jazeera wild. two years ago on the fifteenth of december twenty sixth avenue drove down a suburban street in the tunisian city of suffolk. a man lay dead in the front seat of his car. he was muhammad. attorneys in engineer who led a double life that even his family knew all about. and mamma the model from very early on as. a point of latin and they l

get to the truth of what the f.b.i. did when they took christopher steele work and paid for to the secret court and get a warrant to spy on the trump campaign. find out the answer to the important questions and get the truth for the person people. we have guys that are running the committee in the next congress to have the president tried and conviction and going to prison. ridiculous and unfortunate. our focus should be to get the truth and get the answers for the american people. it's unfortunate that they said what they did over the weekend. >> martha: i want to ask about vulcinah what because wing work for the n.r.a. and she is from russia and another american individual that is involved in this. what do you make of that and how interested are you in what is going on there? >> you know, it's not an area i looked into. wait to see what comes out. i am waiting for mueller's report? it's been 18, 19 months. i'm waiting for that report. something we know is that all this time, there is not one much of evidence to show a

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yes, the f.b.i trump into lying. they ask them a question. but if flynn felt like he was tricked, why was he pleading guilty? that's what was on the mind of us district court judge and man who convicted himself of aggravated soul patch, emmett sullivan. another so judge sullivan made sure flynn knew that what he did was wrong. here's how it went down: sullivan asked if he wanted to challenge the circumstance of the f.b.i. interview. flynn says no. then sullivan asks flynn if he was aware that lying to the f.b.i. was illegal. "i was aware," flynn says. sullivan asks if flynn is ready to accept responsibility. "i am, your honor," flynn answers forcefully. sullivan asks if flynn would rather postpone the proceedings. flynn declines the offer. adding, "i would like to proceed." "because you're guilty?" "yes, your honor." ( laughter ) over and over, the judge asks flynn, "do you really want to do this?" he's like a tattoo artist at 2:00 a.m. with a drunk customer who keeps saying, "no, i'm sure i want my whole back covered with a picture of tweety

articles and steal and lie to the f.b.i. and said that he had not had contact with the coffin of the reporters which turns out clearly is not true so he was one of the first to initiate this whole rush to get investigation now is coming out and saying that a lot of the details in the report aren't accurate but again standing by what he said that there's something there that there is some sort of collusion but not being i think completely transparent about what. i mean these are mean we're seeing more of business connections it seems that of course you know trump clearly wanted a hotel he wanted to get a trump tower in moscow and it's looking more and more every day that it's business dealings between people not political dealings we aren't seeing this concerted effort to move some sort of political mechanism it's more for people to build or make money off of and it's a cough did know that more is kind of reaching an end to the investigation so what that means then we'll see in the coming days if there's really anything i mea

the question is -- >> dana: if the f.b.i. knows the answer, so do they -- basically get nin flin to lie? >> here is the thing. what dershowitz is saying without saying it, i like his writings, is that okay, you know he spoke to kislak. his job is to determine that information, not you know it and now let's go in and set a mouse trap. did you speak to him? no. the grr, got him on the lie. trying to create this process. i like to be fair down the middle. create a process crime, he did the process crime. bottom line, dana. >> dana: let me have you listen to rudy giuliani on fox news sunday talking about michael cohen, the president's one-time personal lawyer. listen to him here. >> yeah. >> that is some lawyer. he was the lawyer in that situation. >> well, but does the president tell the truth or not? >> the president is telling the truth, yes. this man is lying. is that a big surprise to you that michael cohen is lying? the man got up in front of the judge and said i was fiercely loyal to donald trump. nonsen nonsense, he taped

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