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♪ >> thank you. >> wolf: are you going to do one? itll put hair on your chest, son. look everybody in the eye, and you got to go -- look, you got to go, "skol!" say "skol." skol! >> anton: now you say, "prost." okay. ready? ready, here we go. ready? here we go. prost. say it. >> wolf: prost! everybody. prost! ♪ >> anthony: i should point out here that the young man is drinking grape juice. wow. do not mistake serenity for weakness. do not misjudge quiet tranquility for the power of 335 turbo...

>> anthony: do you make -- did i hear you make schnapps? >> anton: ollies got it going on. hes good. they have their own. blond lady next to -- this bottle right here. >> anthony: nice, that looks beautiful. >> anton: everybody makes their own little aperitif thing. every different area has their own types. theres a million different types, you know. so this is ours. >> wolf: are you going to do one? itll put hair on your chest, son. look everybody in the eye, and you got to go -- look, you got ...

The show tonight because its a matter of perspective. i think you could start, wolf, from the historical perspective of just saying, this is already success on one line. it took 50 years for the leaders of northorea to meet, i think it was in 2000, 50 years after that war ended over theinsula. so things take a long time there. and in such rapid succession, youve had north and south korea say they want to end the war, and everybody should remember, this is armistice,heres no true peace there righ...

World, wolf. but really, i dont know that i have a better guest to bring to the audience tonight than dennis rodman, if i want someone who can talk about kim jong-un and what his predisposition is to the summit and how hell be and what hell respond well to or not. hes our best guest. >> hes the only american citizen, as far as we know, other than mike pompeo, the secretary of state, to have sat down and met with the north korean leader. well be watching your program later tonight. cuomo primetim...

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Fbi and gets weirder from there. allegedly he passed information to a college student called allie watkins, she went on to become a reporter in several media outlets including politico, buzzfeed, and "the new york times." he admitted having a relationship that went on for three years, watkins has denied that wolf will separate source for her stories but text messages strongly suggest otherwise. heres one. i always tried to give you as much information so you could get that scoop before anyone el...

>> im glad you brought this up, this is what frequently gets lost. wolf is related to this quarter page story, but remember he is the entry point for the signals intelligence buying operation, the interception of emails and texts into the trump team. tucker, nobody to this day has provided a scintilla of evidence that there was probable cause of the two things they needed to spy on carter page. that he was acting as a foreign agent and a secondly in of u.s. law. nobody has shown that, he is out ...

Certainly doesnt look good for mr. wolf but hes in a position now probably where they are charging him to cooperate to avoid further charges and hopefully for his sake the false statement would be the last of it. julie: all right, bob, thank you very much for talking to us, we appreciate it. >> thank you. connell: all right, julie, we do have a programming change, here starting monday on fox news channel. america news room, that program will be expanded, 3 hours long monday through friday. >> ou...

Lynch advised the meater -- matter and comey said it mirrored the language used. a former justice department said cooperating witnesses can review the inspector general findings before the release to the public and argue against the conclusions and that likely explains the delays weve seen in the last few weeks, sandra. >> sandra: what about the leak investigation? >> reporter: the fbi has arrested james a. wolf. a former senate staffer in charge of securing highly classified information to incl...

A long time senate intel committee staffer haob arrest e arrested for lying to fbi agents. it is james wolf and details his contact with three reporters, including a "new york times" reporter that he acknowledges having a personal relationship with. they have seized years worth of her e-mail and phone records during this investigation. lets talk about this. chris cillizza is still with us. and brian karem. brian, what do you make of this story? >> well, its dangerous. its a continuing policy fro...