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Putin, are there. Theres a lot of questions about what role russia russia played during that campaign. Were talking a bauuntil the midnight hour on this broadcast. We thought we were reaching the 11th hour in the president ial campaign that has given way to the new president ial term, the presidency of donald trump well, thats a great question because, of course, we want to know what the president elect knew and did not know. We still dont know that. But its not its a hypothetical for me, brian,...

The Iowa Department of Natural Resources has approved the nutrient management plan of an 11,600-head open cattle feedlot near Monona. Supreme Beef, owned by Mike Walz, Dean Walz and Jared Walz, now may complete the project started in 2017 but stalled by environmental violations, opposition from neighbors and legal wrangling with two former business partners. Environmental groups were not happy with the decision. “If IDNR can approve this facility, which is located in sensitive karst topogra...

>> good evening, brian. you know, removing one rotten plank does not compromise platform but i do think it has shown that theres clearly more to many of the questions around what were the personal, political and financial relationships that donald trump and his team had with the russian government? >> i need you to put a final part on that. ill do it that way. is there a chance the general was acting on his own? was freelancing? what was the chance of that versus the chance he was acting on orde...

Capability, very bizarre. this white house is not even remotely functioning yet as it should. >> yes, we noted as did reporters who were along, the wedge salad was served and cleared and made way for the first course all of which was accompanied by this scurry over a missile launch in north korea. general barry mccaffrey who i neglected to point out in his remotely functioning yet as it should. >> yes, we noted as did reporters who were along, the wedge salad was served and cleared and made way ...

Still breaking news. the resignation just tonight of u.s. army retired three-star general, michael flynn who was serving in a highly visible position for the new president. he was national security adviser which in past presidencies in the modern era has really been the first pair of official eyes presidents wake up and see and the first person they hear from, especially in the post-9/11 era in america. and were joined by a friend of ours and frequent guest of ours who knows the general well. re...

Ours and frequent guest of ours who knows the general well. retired four-star u.s. army general, barry mccaffrey, gave 32 years of service to his country. wounded multiple times. decorated multiple times. heres a hint, he doesnt scare easily. hes a member of the u.s. army rangers hall of fame. general mccaffrey, i remember once you said to me on our broadcast that general flynn was the best intelligence officer of his generation but you also had a lot of criticism about his methods serving donal...

Shown that theres clearly more to many of the questions around what were the personal, political and financial relationships that donald trump and his team had with the russian government? >> i need you to put a final part on that. ill do it that way. is there a chance the general was acting on his own? was freelancing? what was the chance of that versus the chance he was acting on orders? >> its clear "the new york times" reported this evening hed gone to russia in 2015, taken a payment without...

Capability, very bizarre. this white house is not even remotely functioning yet as it should. >> yes, we noted as did reporters who were along, the wedge salad was served and cleared and made way for the first course all of which was accompanied by this scurry over a missile launch in north korea. general barry mccaffrey who i neglected to point out in his years as drug czar for the united states gave him just enough experience in washington to appreciate a proper use of the word, weasels. gener...

Thieves running around out there. >> now, better technology inside ordinary offices is fueling a counterfeit boom. abcs steve osunsami has more. >> reporter: it looks real. this $100 bill is funny money and production is booming. federal authorities are saying that in most cases the crooks are using everyday office equipment. scanners, printers and printer ink. >> it is easier and it is faster today because of copiers and sophistication in different type of inking systems. >> reporter: in atlant...

0 nominated to do. >> some democrats are speaking up for him. >> chuck hagel is a tremendous patriot and statesman. served incredibly in vietnam. served this country as the united states senator. >> reporter: president obama is about to lose his treasury secretary. tim geithner is the last original member of the presidents economic team. he leaves as three major deadlines loom. by end of february, the treasury will lose the power to borrow more to pay americas bills. across the board spending cu...