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>> this one is different because justice officials say the facts have been turned completely upside down. this latest feud between rosenstein and the staff from the house intel goes back to this heated meeting as nunes started threatening the deputy ag for failing to turnover documents related to the russia investigation. another network reported earlier this evening that at that pete meet, rosenstein threatened house staff in the room with a criminal veinvestigation into their own conduct, but ...

Push the envelope on proliferation and other illegal activity and show off and have a nice lunch with the president of the united states. >> michael? >> lets look at one other aspect. >> hang on, carl. michael quickly and then carl. >> i think were seeing that in some ways north korea is reshaping the world more than the ud states. we have america losing friends because the president is pushing them away, and we have north korea being brought into the warm embrace of the united states. so when w...

Times that has brought the modern world and particularly the west so much. and now he is willing to blast it apart. and at the same time we see him courting dictators, courting putin, couing the leader of north korea. look, it makes some great sense to come to an agreement with north korea if it can be done, but they can be done at once to have a real alliance with our traditional friends and not to declare war on those who had gone the hard distance with the united states over the past 75 years...

Writing "let me just add that watching the deputy attorney general launched sustained p attack against a congressional staffer in retaliation for vigorous oversight was astonishing and disheartening." also having the nations number one for these matters, law enforcement officers threatened to subpo your calls in your emails was down like chilling. both the fbi and the justice department disputed the implication. rosenstein never threatened a criminal investigation writing that happy attorney gen...

That needs to perform. we created a lot of these powers, these laws, these agencies, provide them with the fund and we have an oversight role. with been especially frustrating not just the delay as the heavy redactions and then where something might be provided where before, we can provide it because it would risk national secu. nothing in their risk national security. obstruction is contempt. we have some great members of congress who have been fighting hard on this for really long time. new me...

Responsibly with the immense political power that came with the job of the on he criticized long time f.b.i. director j. edgar hoover for wasting time on chasing down alleged communists instead of working to root out organized crime. gone too far too fast driven by his contempt for corrupt politicians amongst us. we and the department of justice have become increasingly concerned about organized crime it is become so rich and so powerful and so well entrenched that it is often become beyond the ...

In constitutional principle. the courts would almost certainly reject a pardon, and more important it would be disastrous from a political standpoint. but i think theres a larger issue, which is the whole pardon power and the way the president is showing utter contempt for the rule of law in sending a dog whistle to his political cohorts and cronies and that dog whistle is they should avoid cooperating with the special counsel and they are in line of a pardon if they do not cooperate, and hes ob...

He sort of styled himself more like sort of foreign heads of state that were used to covering from the outside looking in. >> one of the things that i was struck by, you have a president who goes abroad, granted canada is one of our closest allies if not the closest, but he steps on all of the traditions and conventions that made us such a special country mainly our free press. you saw in those comments about cnn, you can critique their reporting if you want, but to dismiss them as fake out of h...

Summit and expect a briefing on tariffs but a full communique doesnt look at likely. >> shannon: kevin corke. thank you, sir. president trumps suggestion of russia being involved seems to be a controversial idea for world leaders. we have matt schlapp and ron williams. good to be with you, gentlemen. as pointed out, russia wassian was and annexed out and it was said he should be shown the esteem and those who have sacrificed long side us are being treated with contempt. this is realism and a s...

We expect a possible joint statement between the us and canada and tariffs although the full communiqué does not look likely. >> reporter: thank you very much. shannon: donald trumps suggestion that russia should be involved in the g-7 talks seems to be a controversial idea for a lot of the world leaders so lets talk about it tonight. the chairman of the american conservative union, cohost of the five, juan williams, obviously russia was disinvited after annexing crimea and causing problems in ...