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Were working to make things simple, easy and awesome. among the hundreds of thousands of people affected by the shutdown, its impact is especially felt by native americans communities which rely on diminishing federal funds for access to health care and other services. joining us republican congressman mark wayne mullen of oklahoma. hes a member of the cherokee nation, which represents 19 native american tribes in his district. thank you very much for being on the show this morning. >> thank y...

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The tools in our tool box to do our jobs to the best of our abilities. >> tom, it seems a large portion of the country is unaware that the shutdown presents to every day workers, including fbi agents out in the street. so let me ask you, interpreters, people listening in to calls from overseas, translators, are they still on the job as fully as they were prior to the shutdown? >> so theres an amount of -- a small number of fbi agents and a small number of support employees, about 5,000 overall t...

A former united states attorney, what were you thinking. >> prosecutors hate people who tamper with their witnesses. the whole point of being a prosecutor is to get to the truth, right? and you cant do that if, in this case, a former united states attorney and his client, the president of the united states, are trying to make somebody think twice about testifying truthfully. >> its witness tampering. >> its right on the edge, isnt it? >> john, how is the white house reacting to this? michael coh...

Lots of central american countries the monopoly on violence which has forced people from their homes. increasingly climate change, those are those in the south pacific who are soon to find their homes uninhabitable so there is a decidedly global forces that are sending people all over the world and redrawing the boundaries of many countries. >> and forcing many countries especially in the west to reckon with that. the thought of migrants into their countries, talk about that side of it. what abo...

They all knew was the intelligence, and mitch mcconnell refused. >> let me ask you something more on this russia issue. there was a kind of startling piece in the "washington post" recently about the fact that the president of the united states met privately with vladimir putin, and there is no record of it. and he is -- and his senior aides were not apparently briefed on what happened in those meetings. the only two people who know what happened in those conversations are putin and trump. was t...

With putin, look for the house drems to subpoena or hold hearings or do something on the people who are in the room with putin on at least two occasions when they took the notes and directed him not to talk. hes doing this at the direction and so look for them to either subpoena those interpreters or notes to get to the bottom of this. ive always suggested in this dialogue whether donald trump in those types of meetings -- he still owns his companies. he didnt put them in a blind trust. whether ...

Just to protect himself. the campaign, i dont know about that. all i know is that the president himself did nothing wrong. but what did he know about? and is that something that will hold? that was a big development this week. relaxing sanctions on russia. thats going on right now. youre going to hear on this show from a republican that voted against it because he doesnt understand the need for it. why when theyre looking at you to see if youre too cozy with russia would you try to relax sanctio...

The interpreters notes. why would he hide the notes of an interpreter after a meeting with putin? why only this world leader? why we heard about this because the white house leaks. why only putin? the questions all lead to the same vexing issue. why does the president keep taking special steps to be deferent shl and protective of the president and country if he has nothing to hide. thats what we learned this week. this is in the mix. i want to go back to the stunning push back tonight from the s...