thank you. i ll just conclude. any comments or questions that went unasked, please if you could provide those answers. just to speak to it, the idea of a goal that we developed with the napa bill and also the g-7 at the w.h.o. assembly isn t that it s to sharpen the mind into marshal resources, as you know. that s why at asr, we re on the right path to either achieve it or come close, and even coming close will be an achievement. i do dr. mohs, you make the point to develop truly effective ways to treat and delay on sets will require many studies, potential medicines, patient assistant technologies and a combination of approaches. we are doing that, right, or are we lagging in any of those areas? we are doing it. i think it could be done a little faster. the scientific uncertainty is still great and so the only way to tackle that is to accumulate knowledge as fast as you can and that requires how many compounds are being tested i think the last we checked ther
rosenstein testified on capitol hill wednesday about special counsel robert mueller s investigation of russia s influence in the 2016 u.s. elections. during the hearing, several members of the committee asked questions about alleged bias on the part of agents involved in this and a previous fbi investigation into hillary clinton s handling of a private e-mail server. from the house judicial committee, this is about four hours. good morning. the judicial committee will come to order. without objection the chairs authorized to declare recesses of the committee at any time. we welcome everyone to this morning s hearing on oversight hearing with deputy attorney general rod rosenstein. i ll begin by risiecognizing myf for an opening statement. thank you, deputy general attorney general rosenstein for appearing for the first time. there is much to discuss today and we look forward to your testimony and answers to your questions. as chairman of the committee with primary oversig
they get it but they do not write it, let s put it that way. a new poll just came out just a very short while ago and it has our approval rating at 55%, and going up. the press honestly is out of control. the level of dishonesty is out of the control. fake news fabricated deal to make up for the loss of the democrats and the press plays right into it. in fact, i saw a couple of the people that were supposedly involved with all of this, they know nothing about it. they were not in russia, they never made a phone call to russia. they never received a phone call. it is all fake news. fake news. when i looked at the information, i said, if anything he did something right. he was coming into office. he looked at the information. he said oh, that s fine. that s what they are supposed to do. he called and spoke to both ways i think they were 30 some odd countries. he was just doing his job. the new york times wrote a big long page about this, it was very much discredited as you
a new poll just came out just a very short while ago and it has our approval rating at 55%, and going up. the press honestly is out of control. the level of dishonesty is out of control. you can talk all you want about russia, which was all a fake news fabricated deal to try and make up for the loss of thed democratss and the press plays right into it. in fact, i saw a couple of the people that were supposedly involved with all of this, they know nothing about it. they were not in russia, they never made a phone call to russia. they never received a phone call.ad it is all fake news. it is all fake news. information, i said, if anything he did something right. he was coming into office. he looked at the information. he said oh, that s fine. that s what they are supposed to do. he didn t just call russia, he called and spoke to both ways i think they were 30 some odd countries. he was just doing his job. the new york times wrote a big long page about this, it was very much
good morning, everyone. i m john berman. i m poppy harlow. we re following major developments this morning on capitol hill. take a look what s going on right now on your left. deputy attorney general rod rosenstein is going to appear before the house judiciary committee for a hearing that might have been routine, except for, well, except for a lot of things. except for the mueller investigation, that more and more republicans are seeing as, well, not totally independent. so they ll pose some tough questions to him. on the right of your screen, at any moment, a news conference from top senate democrat, chuck schumer. what schumer is going to do is suggest that the senate push back the final vote on the republican tax plan. why? he wants to see the freshly elected or the next democratic senator from the state of alabama, doug jones, he wants him seated. which would reduce the republican majority to one. so we re waiting on those two live events. while we wait, let s go do