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Spokesman for the justice department o department, also an msnbc justice and security analyst. carol, start us off. what are the facts? >> so the facts when it comes to this informant, which the president was referring to as a spy -- which is not a spy. it is not someone whos inside of his campaign. is that during the campaign there was at least one informant or as it technically would be called, a confidential human source because this was a counterintelligence investigation, who approached at ...

To wash their clothes. many people here are concerned about how this happened. >> understandably. we still dont know so very much about this. just after 8 in the morning there. the nerve agent is one of the deadliest chemical weapons every made. more dangerous and sophisticated than the bet known poison. the soviet union developed it secretly during the cold war in the 1980s. it is color es, odorless and tasteless. making it easier to take undetected through airports and the mail. >> lets talk m...

That giuliani says with a degree of skepticism. theres been numerous times since he became the presidents lawyer where theres contradictions between what he said and what the president himself and his own client has said much less whats coming out of special counsels office. this is an important note that at least from this perspective the presidents own council thinking that the investigation of the trump campaign could be over as soon as september 1st. ana? >> thanks for helping to unpack t.br...

Between north and south korea, and to give himself credit for moving that forward. beyond that, the president may talk about michael cohen, his embattled attorney, as well. not likely, but it is something that he may get into. and we can expect the president, of course, to attack some familiar targets, including montana senator, jon tester, who played a big role in downing his nomination of ronny jackson for secretary of veterans affairs. it always gets underway at 7:00. we should note, the pres...

This out im joined now by you to steinberg he is a middle east security analyst hes a regular here on the day good to have you back youre the big table why is this happening maybe what were seeing just afghanistan first why does these attacks appear to be so bold right now why do these i guess are the taliban why do they appear to be willing to attack places that are so well secured but first the government is weak and that is something we have seen for years and know with isis or with i have en...

Russian oligarch and russian lawyers were key players in a june 2016 trump tower meeting. also reached out to the presidents team after the election. congressman adam schiff says they were trying to overturn a key piece of legislation. >> what is the importance in your view of this admission by the russian lawyer she wasnt just a private attorney but she was working in effect for the russian government? >> it corroborates what we have seen. what we have seen of her contacts within the russian go...

Listen, you are a very steady and smart security analyst. most of the things you predict, this, the russian investigation, has turned out to be true, right on. i could sense the emotion, if youre a parent and you have a teenager, we want to hear that from you. cedric, thank you. juli juliette, i hope the next time we meet its better circumstances. this is cnn, im don lemon. just past midnight here. live from new york. live with the breaking news. the terrible news, 17 people shot to death toda...

Government set the islamic state group was behind the attack the most visible change police and all of the calls are now everywhere the number of security forces around major touristic sites has increased drastically. security analyst asked me time says the sultan ahmed attack was like a wake up call for turkish authorities. at the farm definitely the priorities were not set properly. this was the track that was long agenda and turkish security forces were not. prioritizing it it has been a wake...

Speak to and you do as well, say thats what makes it unusual. >> its unheard of for a senior official with an interim clearance to be receiving the presidents daily brief. which its been reported that jared kushner receives. that has information about covert operations and the most sensitive intelligence nsa eavesdropping that very few people in the government have access to and it would be unheard of if people were getting that without having been fully vetted and fully cleared. >> ken and kris...

security analyst and fabulous tweeter matt miller and co-founder and ceo of ax ios vim vandehei. great group. >> i want to go back to your tweet for a moment because it really is -- she -- it shows that these people inside the white house they may not be as devious and cunning as we think they are. they may just be kind of thick, kind of slow. as my algebra teacher said of me in ninth grade, youre thick as a milkshake, scarborough. they may not get it. why in the hell do you blame something o...