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About the russia investigation. the special counsel is arguing in court that information they handed over to a russian company as part of the discovery process in their legal battle with them has somehow ended up on line pushed by a pro russia twitter account. its more than 1,000 documents that we are talking about. kara, these documents were also alterred. what are you hearing about this? >> all of this was revealed in a court filing yesterday against concord management known as putins chef bec...

Wolf, the special counsel notes theres no indication that their servers have been hacked. they say a number of the files have been doctored. some arent relevant to the case. theres actual evidence that was produced to the defense attorneys among the stuff thats been put out. >> how big of a national security threat potentially is out there? >> as far as we know, these documents are what the special counsel is calling non-sensitive. they are not necessarily national security documents. however, t...

They are starting to cooperate. thats not good news. to me that was buried in the headlines, but that was the biggest story yesterday. >> what if president trump believes vladimir putin rather than his intel chiefs on that one? >> well, thats just not good. hes got -- you know, hes going to meet with vladimir putin, although i think when he does he ought to have somebody else in the room. when i was a governor i never had a substantive meeting without somebody in the room. different people hear ...

I know you had a facetime call with the opposition leader. what did you learn from that. what is the sense of how this plays out. >> the interim president, juan guaido if you look at the venezuelan constitution, this is what colombia and the united states and others are arguing, we spoke vfs time with his cousin in new york, cannot go back to the country because of the current environment. they were focused and any leverage the united states complete with our allies, he was very supportive. the ...

With the opposition leader. what did you learn about that? what is your sense of how this plays out? >> the interim president, juan guaido, if you look at the venezuelan constitution, and this is what columbia -- many people in the region are arguing, is a legitimate president. we spoke for a facetime last night with his cousin, who is in new york. there was a group of venezuelans who cannot go back to the country because of obviously the current environment. what they were focused on his any le...

Forget about the xs and 0s. youre not going to spend money going forward or scrap the r&d plans because youre worried about what your government is or wont do for you going forward. that to me to your question is the concern here. maybe not so much what is happening very today, but the prospects of this dragging on with trump asking yesterday afternoon about what agencies, what departments would be most affected by a shut down to march and april. thats scary to a lot of people. >> neil: what do ...

Is going to end when you call over there and ask them, im sure you have these conversations too, if these votes fail what happens next? they dont really know. >> the arguing is border security, this border wall is such a priority that it supersedes at least right now those pain points youre hearing from federal workers. >> it really is pretty extraordinary. these stories dont seem to be quite moving to the president yet. keep in mind, this coming weekend, one, going into another weekend, going b...

[bleep] steve: that is rapper cardi b. not holding back on her thoughts on the government shutdown. then came a huge fight on twitter between cardi b. screen left and on the right our next guest tomi lahren. tomi joins us now from the west coast. tomi, what happened? >> well, to put it pretty simply, i saw that video that she had posted and, you know, i imply that maybe cardi b. isnt the person we should be taking our political advice from and it took her a few days but she responded and instead...

With sean hannity back last spring also raised alarms that he was up to the task of dealing with what was really a high-profile, very fast-moving investigation. it puts the presidents legal liability front and center, his presidential term, as well. rudy managed to stay afloat. he isnt really involved in the legal back and forth details. hes more of president trumps tv lawyer. hes the one arguing and being sort of serving as the spokesman. it is a position that the white house itself cant really...

There is really important language buried in the legislation that jim and i think is worth highlighting. thats what it leaves out. the condition would be for central american migrant children to be able to apply for asylum at the u.s. border. it changes things. >> absolutely. part of getting asylum in this country is you have a credible fear in your own country. what this proposal says is if you are a central american migrant coming from one of those central american countries you have to apply ...