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the incompetence makes us feel afraid. now it s president trump s turn. joe biden is a puppet of the radical left movement. as he signals his campaign strategy. i m the only thing standing between the american dream and total anarchy, madness and chaos. my guest this morning, trump campaign senior adviser jason miller and former democratic presidential candidate buttigieg of indiana. plus as president trump continues his baseless attacks on mail-in voting this is just a way they re trying to steal will the election. house democrats vote to block some changes that slowed the postal service. don t pay any attention to what the president is saying because it is all designed to suppress the vote. and a bipartisan senate panel details the extensive ties between russia and the 2016 trump campaign unprecedented amount of russian intervention and a myriad of contacts. i ll talk to the top democrat on the senate intel committee, mark warner. joining me for
radical left movement. as he signals his campaign strategy. i m the only thing standing between the american dream and total anarchy, madness and chaos. my guest this morning, trump campaign senior adviser jason miller and former democratic presidential candidate buttigieg of indiana. the baseless attacks on mail-in voting. this is just a way they re trying to steal will the election. don t pay any attention to what the president is saying because it is all designed to suppress the vote. and a bipartisan panel details russia and the 2016 trump campaign. unprecedented amount of russian intervention and a myriad of contacts. i ll talk to the top democrat on the senate intel committee mark warner. joining me for insight and analysis are nbc news white house correspondent kristen welker gerald saeb of the wall street journal and scott walker. welcome to sunday. it s meet the press. from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history.
believe that the situation we have and why we re here this morning is because this case is unique and unprecedented. so why are cases normally not handled out in the public? all the other cases that came before either this committee or the senate committee whether or not they met the criteria of urgent concern were forwarded because they involved members of the intelligence community who were in organizations underneath the dni s authority and responsibility. this didn t come that way because it involved a member, an individual, who is not a member of the intelligence community underneath the authority of the dni. s they is different from all others in the past i am aware of. i want to get into how this all got out in the public. this has been orchestrated effort over two weeks.
we were first told about it a week and a half ago. we were told specifically that whistleblower did not want to get this information out, they did not want it to leak out. there were only a few potenti
california, a federal judge in california gives a win to trump s attorneys arguing against the provisions that would have kept him off the ballot if he didn t turn over his tax returns. congratulations to harmeet dhillon and her team. shannon: a fox news alert, state department inspector general heading to capitol hill with an urgent matter at hand, that news as mike pompeo arrived in italy. one of two countries along with australia at the heart of the investigation into the investigators. democrats are turning up the heat on mike pompeo. rudy giuliani and william barr. we will tell you what barr and the us attorney dura mater after, the academic epicenter of the counterintelligence russia probe. giuliani calls him a deep state operative. mueller had a different take. what do we know about the man
who has apparently vanished. breaking news from overseas, dozens of protesters in court after he today meant to mark the anniversary of the communist takeover of china. a teenager shot. ho
department that essentially says the president is above the director, therefore the president is not subject to the jurisdiction of the director, therefore it doesn t meet the definition of urgent concern, therefore the inspector general is done. the inspector general can t investigate anymore. that s the inspector general s reading of the department opinion, that he is no longer allowed to investigate this. is that your reading as well? chairman, not necessarily the president, but the allegation has to relate to the funding, administration, operation of an intelligence activity within the responsibility and the authority of the director of national intelligence. okay. i m just trying to get to whether the president is somehow beyond the reach of the law. no, sir. no person in this country is beyond the reach of the law. well, that s the way it should be but i m trying to figure out whether that s the way it is as a practical fact.
the inspector general believes that based o
department that essentially says the president is above the director. therefore, the president is not subject to the jurisdiction of the director. therefore, it doesn t meet the definition of urgent concern. therefore, the inspector general is done. the inspector general can t investigate anymore. that s the inspector general s reading of the public opinion, that he is no longer allowed to investigate this. is that your reading as well? not necessarily the president, but the allegation has to relate to the funding and operation ability with the director of national intelligence. i m trying to get to whether the president is somehow beyond the reach of the law. no, sir. no person in this country is beyond the reach of the law. that s the way it should be, but i m trying to figure out whether that s the way it is as a practical fact. the inspector general believes that based upon the opinion that
you requested of the department of justice, he is no longer allowed to look into
thank you. ms. divine. thank you, mr. maguire, for being here. we appreciate your life of public service. my question relates to prior to the transmission on august 26 from the ig to the dni, were there any conversations that you had with the ig prior to august 26 related to this matter? congresswoman, there s been a lot that s happened in the last several weeks. as far as the timeline is concerned, i think that i d like to get back to you and give you a full chronology if i may on the actual timeline of events. that would be very helpful to this committee in terms of, if there were any preliminary conversation, what was discussed and if there was any action taken as a result of those conversations. i want to turn to the complaint itself which is made public for the american public to read. let me preface this by saying i greatly appreciate your statement that you believe the whistle-blower is operating in
good faith. i think that s very important for americans to hear. bu
dealing with the former vice president. there there are biden allies saying they may turn the tables and talk about his own family and whether he s profiting on the presidency. mike memoli, appreciate that. chris jansing in new york, it looks like you, my friend, are going to be able to have that taped playback of the president s remarks on the white house south lawn. i imagine those will be coming in the next few minutes, although it depends on how long the president speaks. as fast as humanly possible our folks will get that tape turned around. hallie jackson, thank you so much. good morning. i m chris jansing in for craig melvin apt msnbc headquarters in new york. a flood of new headlines have emerged since we saw you this time yesterday, each more damaging for him, while offering democrats more bread crumbs to follow in the impeachment inquiry. all this can seem overwhelming. we ll walk you through this
including the so-called smoking texts between u.s. and ukrainian ambassa
they were not going to issue that statement that rudy giuliani wanted to include burisma and the 2016 elections there was no white house meeting. it soon became clear to them that the security assistance was also at risk and that took on a renewed importance for them. well, following the 25th call, the july 25th call, ambassador sondland and volker worked closely with mr. giuliani and the ukrainians to help draft a statement that the president could make, president zelensky. wasn t that right? yes. and the report say they were closely and then also there were phone calls with the white house around the same time they were working closely do you know what that statement was supposed to say, according to mr. giuliani and the u.s. officials. the key difference is that it had to include that ukraine would do the investigations of burisma which equaled the biden investigation and the 2016
ukraine interference. was there concern about doing the investigations or what? just mak