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Thats why were in the condition we are in terms of socially and racially across the country. >> im curious to hear you talk a little bit more you as a member of congress with fellow members of congress, youve had to deal with racism, subtle, explicit today -- in todays congress? >> well, absolutely. i mean, congresswoman bobart referred to the quote-unquote squad as the jihad squad on the house floor -- >> well, thats pretty explicit. right. >> not even democrats -- not even democrat that were o...

My team. i reviewed it with our lawyers, discussed it -- >> did you tell congress? >> i told congress what we had done. >> did anyone object? >> thats the important part here, savannah. no one objected. not on legal grounds, constitutional grounds or based on the facts. >> joining us now is angus king, a member of the senate intelligence committee. we are just hearing it for the first time. mccabe said he said he was opening a counter-intelligence investigation. the fbi on the president. no one ...

Things resonate with people through the russian land mass, which is what, 13 time zones across. >> even as he cultivated his image at home, prime minister putin remained focused on world events. beginning in 2010, a wave of protests against authoritarian governments erupted across the middle east. the arab spring. when medvedev didnt object at the u.n. to president obamas initiative for an american-led intervention in libya, putin was no longer willing to stay behind the scenes. >> the arab spri...

Speakership. >> thats why the final vote count is so important. we were hearing that democrats picked up 27 which put them right over the 218, 222? thats really hard to get to 218 of your own party together on any given vote. if they do get to 238, 239, there is some pad. they can lose some of their members on the fringes and still get soft past. the final vot really big. >> bret: at the same time nancy pelosi will pick up this story, at least in decades, win. chuck schumer is going to lose seat...

Strange to us in the west. but he understands that those things resonate with people through the russian land mass which is what, 13 time zones across. >> even as he cultivated his image at home, prime minister putin remained focused on world events. beginning in 2010, a wave of protests against authoritarian governments erupted across the middle east. the arab spring. when medvedev didnt object at the u.n. to president obamas initiative for an american-led intervention in libya, putin was no lo...

>> wuking around with no shirt on and hunting tigers and going underwater it looks odd and strange to us in the west. but he understands that those things resonate with people through the russian land mass which is what, 13 time zones across. >> even as he cultivated his image at home, prime minister putin remained focused on world events. beginning in 2010, a wave of protests against authoritarian governments erupted across the middle east. the arab spring. when medvedev didnt object at the u.n...

What is really concerning, though, is the precedent. and the precedent established by this memo is that in a deeply partisan move -- by the way, those are john mccain and lindsey grahams words, not mine -- a congressional committee acting to support a presidents notion that this investigation is a hoax declassified, without any review by the agencies concerned, no, no interagency review, declassified something that in another instance might actually be very, very dangerous. so now we have a prec...

Iran deal and went to the white house with this information. the problem here is that nsa is supposed to destroy information that mentions u.s. senators because nsa doesnt want to help one branch of government spy on another. nsa didnt do this. it asked the white house if it wanted this stuff. the white house didnt object. it looks like this information was used by the white house to win congressional votes on the fraudulent iran deal in september 2015. steve: wow, so they spied on u.s. senators...

Hot spotlight on sally yas. back in january, she refused to defend the presidents travel ban. it led to this. >> a major breaking news this evening. attorney general of the united states has been fired. >> after yates was fired, we learned she had told white house con sell she was concerned about then national security adviser, michael flynns contact with the russian ambassador and believed he was vulnerable to blackmail. today, she would have broken her silence. what does schenn? she know? with...

Go any further. obviously if they can nail that down, it will definitely give us an insight into how they were able to do this. but also who they were connected to. brett? >> well follow every step of the way. adam? >> lets talk more now about the media invasion of the shooters home. fox news media analyst howie kurtz is here tonight. howie, this is 50 hours after the attack. have you ever seen anything like this? >> i really havent, brett. and former homicide detective and fox contributor rod w...