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without failure, but overcoming her failures. she lived with power, not without weakness, but overcoming her weaknesses. i just loved her. so i started off as a groupie. and then i said, oh my god, this woman who has sung for america, when dr. king was killed, all these political conventions, including mine. at least president obama at the inauguration ceremonies and various things. and i even talked her into coming to the rose garden to sing for the emperor and empress of japan. i thought it might loosen them up a little, you know? it would be good.
precedent. if you are the upper echelon of the chief law enforcement agency in the nation, and it seems the toll, call top echelon was going in one direction for hillary against trump, then i have to believe the whole culture of the fbi, other than the regular guys in the field offices, there's a problem. >> it clearly reflects the culture. let me say this, my father was an fbi agent, i grew up in fbi groupie. this is a huge blemish on the fbi. it is as culture, and it also affects the prosecutors. let me tell you this, judge. this is one of the worst cases in the fbi but i have the worst case of fbi corruption in the eastern district of new york and you know who thet. prosecutor ws on the case? andrew weissmann. the right-hand band of mueller. as a culture here. the american -- it should not be left to right issue. the american people, that is what it is disappointing, the american people should demand transparency. there is not an investigation which a source would be busted here, a real national security
record! if you are in the upper chief administration, and they are all going in one direction for hillary, against trump, then i have to believe the whole culture of the fbi other than the regular guys, there is a problem! >> it clearly reflects the culture. my father was an fbi agent, i grew up in fbi groupie. this is a huge blemish. it is a culture. this is one of the worst cases in the fbi. i have the worst case and the eastern district. you know with the prosecutor not case question mike andrew weissmann. the right-hand man of mueller. it's a culture here. it shouldn't be a right or left issue. that is what is disappointing here. the american people should demand transparency. there is not an investigation where source my real national
to deal with these women problems that probably have come up on numerous occasions in the past. and i think he's going to say that implicitly he was authorized to engage -- >> but if he has carte blanche to do that from some prior discussion, how come he has to take out a loan, according to him, from his home equity line of credit? what attorney -- have you ever loaned a client -- >> michael cohen is the best attorney -- if he'll take me as a client, i'll do it. >> lawyers don't. >> lawyers don't do that, but if you look back at his history, michael cohen's history, he was almost like a trump groupie when he got involved with trump. he had bought real estate from trump. he became a true believer in trump, and trump liked him so much, he started throwing him legal work. so that's sort of his entryway into the trump organization. he's devoted to trump in a personal way. now, he uses his own money so that the president has no obvious link to the transaction. and what's to stop the president
almost like a trump groupie when he got involved with trump. he had bought real estate from trump. he became a true believer in trump, and trump liked him so much, he started throwing him legal work. so that's sort of his entryway into the trump organization. he's devoted to trump in a personal way. now, he uses his own money so that the president has no obvious link to the transaction. and what's to stop the president from repaying him a couple years from now because he's figuring, yeah, the president's good for it. >> according to "the wall street journal," he was complaining to friends that he hadn't been repaid yet. >> it defies credibility that trump didn't know about it. that's why michael cohen is called the fixer, not the close her. he fixed the problem, he didn't -- >> we're planning to hear from michael avenatti next. also we'll get into what the chances are that former fbi director andrew mccabe will make it to his official retirement two days from now without getting fired by jeff sessions. i'm never gonna be able to sleep with this cold.
called odd har or the foundation in hindi it was meant to ensure the smooth delivery of public services especially welfare and subsidized food for the poor but many are saying it's ended up doing exactly the opposite our india correspondent sagna the car traveled to the eastern state of georgia to find out more. a fair price shop in a village in eastern india. it's where those below the poverty line can get subsidized food from the government a kilogram of rice costs just one groupie or less than ten euro cents here. known as ration shops outlets like these are the backbone of india's vast public distribution system now the government has linked the disposal of food with technology to the most secure distribution of benefits in recent years millions of indians have signed up for the biometric id system called a car that captures and stores the fingerprints and iris scans then issued
a village in eastern india. it's with those below the poverty line can get subsidized food from the government. a kilogram of rice costs just one groupie or less than ten euro cents here. known as ration shops outlets like these are the backbone of india's vast public distribution system. now the government has linked the disposal of food with technology to the most secure distribution of benefits in recent years millions of indians have signed up for the biometric id system called a car that captures and stores the fingerprints and iris scans then issued a unique twelve digit identification number. many state governments now require people to have that number and link it to the existing ration card before they can claim price albeit at subsidized rates and the ration shop a machine now authenticates beneficiary's identity. it reads and matches the
editor in chief. john padora, msnbc contributor. philip, washington post political reporter and author of that great peace i just referenced and the reverend al sharpton, host of politics nation on nbc and president of the national action network. first, just on the block buster news that donald trump called in the hit, he called in the order to his white house counsel to fire bob mueller. >> i mean, it's deeply unsurprising. i mean, yes, it certainly is shocking. >> really? it's still surprising to me because -- i'm sorry, maybe i'm just slow. it still shocks me to watch that reel. i can watch it five times over. they all just look into the camera and lie. >> that shocks you by now? i mean, that is who they are. but i will say i'm a little surprised at the passion that this has stirred because chris ruddy of newsmax said in, i don't know, late june, early july, just weeks after mueller started -- >> one of the groupies you are. >> i'm a ruddy groupie.
i mean, that is who they are. but i will say i'm a little surprised at the passion that this has stirred because chris ruddy of newsmax said in, i don't know, late june, early july, just weeks after mueller started -- >> one of the groupies you are. >> i'm a ruddy groupie. he said trump wants to fire mueller. that was the story from the get go. so, the new detail is that he ordered the code red and mcgahn put the fire extinguisher on it, which is -- that's the interesting detail. >> why is that interesting? what does that tell you about mcgahn? >> well, i don't know what it tells me about mcgahn. it tells me mcgahn had an important survival instinct. i'm not sitting around here, i'm not going to be like, you know, the rabbi who was the last person to support nixon. sorry, you know. don't do this to my career is what mcgahn was saying. >> or my country maybe. >> i don't know mcgahn so i
one of my favorite players of all time. it is in the stands and pittsburgh. over the middle and you ran over her. not only did you run him over. i'm if you try to come to be stepped on him and ran 30 more yards. everybody remembers that play. we are going to re-create it. >> of other. >> perfect. >> bow is great. >> and just a fan. i'm a groupie at the end of the day when it comes to the vikings. it was very cool. his chin as i thought it. if you're not going to watch it tonight, you can watch it with adrian peterson. a viewing party on the field tonight. >> antacid here's >> seems like such a nice guy.