interview. we have a lot of questions for her. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that s it for this special report. fair, balanced and unafraid. the story hosted by martha maccallum starts right now. did you see that video? martha: i love that video. you might see it again and this hour i love it so much. thank you, good to see you tonight. breaking tonight, an exclusive interview with the man urging the president to strip top-secret security clearances from formal officials who are now some of his largest, loudest critics on tv. i use the terms that this is nothing sort of treasonous. i really question his fitness to be in this office. i know we are not nazi germany but there s a commonality. they have assumed vladimir putin interest. lies, person not fit to be president of the united states. martha: six officials who wants held high-ranking post-at the fbi, the cia, the nsa. they politicize and in some cases monetize their public service and securi
prosecutors, including that secret recording made of trump just before the 2016 election. as anybody would say, that s the strongest possible evidence. there certainly was evidence of knowledge by the president of a payoff to the playboy playmate. we begin this morning with the president threatening to strip the security clearance of half a dozen former officials. never mind some of them don t even have clearance anymore. that is not stopping the white house from stthe policy of paybk to vocal critics. i want to get to how it breaks down. the president is said to still be considering this move. while none of his people he s targeting are still in the government, current officials are certainly taking notice. right now, these are the men and women on the list. former cia director john brennan. former director of national intelligence james clapper. former cia director michael hayden.
monetary gain. no, that wasn t an snl skit. we already know the president has attacked u.s. intel
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information james clapper, it was brennan who i was talking about before, but clapper leaked the dossier to cnn, who is now his employer. let s not forget the role the phony dossier played with the speaks seven warrant and the camping associate of trump s, carter page before, during and after the campaign. four separate incidents coming from the dossier that hillary paid for. where was the investigation into this collision? mr. mueller, where are you? at the clinton campaign paid a russian spy and used lies to fly to the american people come and steal the election, get a warrant to spy on ame
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james clapper, brennan was talking about it before. copper allegedly leaked it to cnn, fake news. let s not forget the major world of only dossier played with the fisa warrant application against trump. the trump campaign associate carter page, during and after the campaign, forgo separate warrants, the bulk of information coming from the phony russian dossier that hillary paid for. where s the investigation into this collusion? mr. mueller, where are you? the clinton campaign paid a c former spy and used russian lies to lie to the american people, steal an election, get a warrant to spy on americans, using an unverified, uncorroborated hillary clinton bought and paid for political document, nobody sells the fisa court judges ever, and the original obligations, subsequent applications, and disseminated what was false, untrue, propaganda, disinformation to rig an election, a presidential election!n given the rampant bias from te
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people? i m very concerned, chris. i worked hard in a bipartisan way to get $380 million in election grants out and distributed to states. that s something senator klobuchar, senator lankford and others really fought for. and i m trying this week in the election excuse me in the upcoming appropriations votes we re having in the senate to get another round of $250 million in grants to states so that they can strengthen their cybersecurity defenses so they can procure new voting systems and equipment. senator klobuchar was just on in the previous segment with anderson cooper. yep. she and senator lankford have a great bill, the secure elections act, that i think we should take up and pass that is a corollary or a complementary
referring to, chris, who testified today, clearly a career professional, was
other from controversial issues, from immigration issues, and they re doing it again. that s why we have to pass this bill so that you have clear information about who s paying for these ads and what they are. it s called the honest ads act, and it s a bill i m leading with senator mccain and senator warner. senator, appreciate your time. thank you very much. the news continues. i want to hand it over to chris. cuomo prime time starts now. thank you, anderson. i am chris cuomo. welcome to prime time. collusion is not a crime except when it is. and remember this isn t about words. it s about behavior. we have a lawmaker who is going to tell you the facts of what could be headed for anyone who did collude. he was also in that hearing today, and you will not believe what the government admitted about its plan to force families apart. there s senator coons. we ll be with him in a second. the mueller probe faces its first courtroom test today with
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rage with this? and saying farmers are saying it s okay, we can take these tariff, the hitter that getting, i haven t heard a farmer say that. says the guy with a 757 jet. and it can be revoked by congress they have a voice to play here if they want to play it. if they hate this trade policies so much, they can do something about it. and every day, we see people cowering in the corner, we see someone like the commander who told the truth in front of the senate committee and in front of america. and as long as we have one person telling the truth, every day, getting that news out, we have a chance. that does it for us this morning, stephanie ruhle picks up the coverage. thanks, mika, joe. hi there, i m stephanie ruhle. facebook says it has found dozens of fake accounts, all part of a covert campaign to attack the american democratic process. surprise, surprise, just before the 2018 midterms.
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thanks to our powerful trade policies, the trade deficit is falling and falling. american steel mills are back open for business. we are starting to set new records, and nobody believes it could happen this quickly. democrats want to raise your taxes. they want to destroy your jobs. they want to crush our industries with crippling regulations. and you know the stock market is up almost 40% since that great november day. and america now is winning again like they haven t won before. bill: it went on like for over an hour. the headline. u.s. workers get the biggest pay raise in 10 years. wage growth that has been stagnant for americans. absolutely. gdp numbers last quarter were very good. around expectations a little over 4%. more than sustainable growth. something you can hang your hat on. again, economists, moody s say if the trade policies were fully implemented you could shave up to 3/10 of a point off the gdp. it s trillions of dollars of lost economic activity. bill: scara
that so directly today. also tweeting about paul manafort, feeling frustrated, even victimized you might say that if there was, in fact, this previous investigation that we now know did exist where authorities had been looking at paul manafort back in 2014 about his financial issues which are the subject of the trial now, not directly related to the campaign. the president writes, paul manafort worked for ronald reagan, bob dole and many other highly prominent and respected political leaders. he worked for me for a very short time. it was roughly five months or so. why didn t government let me know he was under investigation? these old charges have nothing to do with collusion, a hoax. the president is right there that the financial issues that are being examined are not about the campaign. paul manafort worked for him for several months and he worked for him with the express purpose of helping the convention, people forget, you and i lived it, many of our viewers lived it with us th
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about keeping president trump s secrets but will he keep them if mueller closes a trap on stone. we re learning of another big blow to stone, a judge ordering another person close to stone to appear before the mueller grand jury, that s former stone associate andrew miller. he fought a subpoena from mueller, the judge, though, said no. so andrew miller will appear. and today trump s former campaign chairman faced another day in court. prosecutors slamming paul manafort for a fourth day showing he lied on his taxes, lies, lies, and more lies is the story from prosecutors and let s be clear, roger stone and paul manafort were not coffee boys like team trump has tried to dismiss another trump aide who pleaded guilty in the russia informati
testimony in which she described a loan for $900,000. i think we have the exhibits the government showed in court for a $900,000 loan in 2014 and according to her own testimony, this money was