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Officer, thats the rational thing to do. if >> tucker: the implication of the story is that you were doing something wrong. the obvious question is that was five years ago, why did it come out now? >> this is what we are experiencing, something with no substance in it, has been stated in a very sinister way to leave people with the idea that i have done something or president trump has done something wrong, and we in some way have done something that isnt beneficial to the united states but is i...

Thing to do. if >> tucker: the implication of the story is that you were doing something wrong. the obvious question is that was five years ago, why did it come out now? is what we are experiencing, something with no substance in it, has been stated in a very sinister way to leave people with the idea that i have done something or president trump has done something wrong, and we in some way have done something that isnt beneficial to the united states but is in some way beneficial to russia. at ...

The campaign blaming the reporter before some stunning audio tape of the incident came to light. that election is today. so will this assault charge change the outcome? we will speak to someone who witnessed the confrontation. >> that is key. there were witnesses. this lawmaker or potential lawmakers story is going to fall away. what is the overall implication? we will discuss. overseas, multiple uk medias are reporting british police will stop sharing intel with the u.s. because the details i...

Members of the trump team, the russians would discuss among themselves those meetings and those contacts. and what was happening was u.s. spy agencies were picking up on that. >> but brennan stopped short of calling it collusion. he called it contact. whats the implication there, that some of it might have been inadvertent on the part of the trump campaign, or they dont have the evidence to prove there was collusion? >> well, i think to get at the issue of collusion, you really need to understan...

Its important to know what theyre doing that we have to stay away from, but i think its also important that we continue our investigations and that the people have an opportunity to hear witness testimony when appropriate. >> dianne feinstein, senator from california, thank you so much for coming on the program. im joined by u.s. congressman jim hine serks. you just heard the senator talk about the need for specialization. you need people that can check paperwork, can checkbook keeping, and find...

Daily life a guessing game. and bloating made will i have pain and bloating today? my doctor recommended ibgard to manage my ibs. take control. ask your doctor about nonprescription ibgard. mar a request by president trump to intelligence chefs regarding the intelligence probe is raising more concerns this time from a u.s. military perspective. according to sources the president asked the head of the national security agency and the director of national intelligence to deny any collusion betwe...

If youre on food stamps and youre able-bodied, we need you to go to work. if youre on disabity insurance and youre not supposed to be, yre not truly disabled, we need you to go back to work." so theres this implication in this budget that all of these people are just sitting back and not looking for work when theyre supposed to be and talking about cuts to medicaid that are going to attack the neediest people in this country. >> the problem is -- and it is a mindset thats been pervasive among so...

Problem for himself over the breach of intelligence with the russians. the russian foreign smin fer more than a week ago. >> the intelligence cooperation is terrific. >> just so you understand, i never mentioned the word or the name israel. never mentioned it in that conversation. so you had to know the story. never mentioned the word israel. >> joining me now nbc white house correspondent kristen welker traveling with the president, national correspondent peter alexander at the white house with...

Russian ambassador to the united states, that the president indicated that he was getting great intelligence. and then proceeded to share some classified information, which is his legal right to do so, but the implication is that where did that information come from relating to isis and the laptop threat? and was it passable that by sharing this information with an adversarial partner in russia, that it could have revealed something about the source of that information. now, the white house has ...

Middle of the day and nobody else saw? she said, no. >> and then there was her claim that somebody was leaving threatening notes on her car. >> but then you would ask her, and probe her, like what kind of notes? but she wouldnt really tell you. >> so the implication is somebodys after her, shes in some danger? >> right. >> now when they look back at the things they noticed over the years, it was like something fell into place for them. >> there was a separation, it was like jane was the parent a...