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China. its been a long time. theyve been hurting us. everything from semiconductors to electronic circuits. >> there are certain kinds of machines you and i never come into contact with, but that under pin a lot of the high-tech products that people buy. >> reporter: theyre the key components that make computers, household appliances and home security systems huh. even your favorite netflix videos could be hit. they are played from amazons cloud servers. that equipment comes from chain. apple ma...

♪ >> i am meeting with rod rosenstein on thursday. when i get back from all of these meetings and will be weaning at the white house and determining whats going on. we want to have transparency, openness, and im looking forward to meeting with him at that time. >> bret: rod rosenstein, the deputy attorney general, heading to the white house, first came out that he was going to resign. then it came out that he was expecting to be fired. then it came out that he was just there for a regular meet...

Dangerous for anybody. we had some success and then we had some tragedy. >> reporter: meanwhile, volunteers are braving flooded roads and high water vehicles to bring food, water, supplies to cut off communities. lunberton teeters on failure. hurricane matthew made its unwelcome visit. >> were throwing everything we have at it. where were standing it scoured 23 feet deep when matthew came through. >> reporter: the time to return home is still unknown for thousands. >> we do not want evacuees to ...

Wanting to impeach the president. >> making this one of the midterms most expensive contest. >> its about the future of this country, the big things you want to do, one that leads to dominic universal health care -- did hit the late-night circuits. >> heres how scared ted cruz is of beto orourke. he bought ads on my show tonight to counter his interview. >> cruz said the joke is on colbert. >> i think its funny that colbert is mad that anybody buys ads on the show. >> he sees the president as th...

You have to write to the point where you get respect. because nobodys going to hand it to you as a female. >> come on, lily. lily tomlin, what are you going to do? >> im going to do a lady tonight whos an employee of one of americas most beloved institutions. >> fenicia, this is ernestine, i want you to check out a circuit check on all the circuits at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. because, honey, its almost impossible to get through to that man. >> in the 60s, "laugh-in" was one of the hottest progr...

Served as a federal circuit judge on one of the most influential circuits in america. you have offered 307 judicial opinion opinions totaling more than 10,000 pages of record. you have decided some of the most pressing legal issues facing our country. the supreme court of the united states, the one youre nominated to be on has adopted illegal position, your legal position from at least 12 opinions. the senate judiciary committee has received dozens of strong letters of support from hundreds of p...

Circuit judge on one of the most influential circuits in america. you have authored 307 judicial opinions and joined hundreds more totaling more than 10,000 pages of record. you have decided some of the most pressing legal issues facing our country. the supreme court of the united states, the one you are nominated to be on, has adopted a legal position -- your legal position from at least 12 opinions. the senate judiciary committee has received dozens of strong letters of support from hundreds o...

Judge, for the last 12 years you have served as a federal circuit judge on one of the most influential circuits in america. you have offered 307 judicial opinions and joined hundreds more. totalling more than 10,000 pages of record. you have decided some of the most pressing legal issues facing our country. the supreme court of the united states, the one youre nominated to be on, has adopted a legal position, your legal position, from at least 12 opinions. the senate judiciary committee has rece...

Talking about how, as a justice, she has to come to consensus with other supreme court justices, and the interviewer said, so, youre not the queen? and she said, no, id rather be notorious. >> oh, thats good. >> she goes for it. >> usually, the justices are known to be very low key, you know? and she is still, to a degree, but at the same time, when you hear her candor, you know, when shes on speaking circuits, she is not -- maybe she revels, in fact, in completely speaking her mind and departin...

Department, horwitz, and also to john huber, the united states attorney for the district of utah, who is supposed to be taking an independent look at this, as if he were a special counsel but one who is in house and the justice department rather than brought in from outside, like robert mueller. that all sounds great, in fact, it is along the lines of what i and a number of other people recommended. the bizarre thing is, we havent heard anything about it and im all for investigative integra inte...