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sometime find their target that left hundreds of thousands of people in kiev without power hundreds of thousands in zaparaidjia the hospital was using emergency power to operate. people in kiev were without water, people being told to stock up on water so this is rapidly becoming a serious problem wolf. they've been dealing with this but there's no sense this is going away and tonight you can see behind me pitch black. there have been regular blackouts the government urging people to conserve electricity. >> wolf: based on what you're seeing over there how much longer can ukraine handle these russian attacks aimed at ukranian energy sources? >> well, this is the real question wolf, because while ukraine has been really quickly
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lingering, and i don't know mr. kushner well but i think he picked up on the same thing, i knew something was happening i needed to pay close attention to. >> democrat of connecticut, thanks for joining us. i know you can't discuss specifics of what andrew mccabe told your committee. but give us bottom line. do you have a greater sense of what comey said as result of what you heard? >> yeah. i think it's important question wolf, i can't disagree more with what jason miller said a while ago on the program, what we're hearing too much, that fbi and law enforcement and doj were made political. in yesterday's testimony, every document, all testimony, there is zero evidence that the fbi or doj have been acting on partisan grounds. president criticizing the fbi, throwing mud on a storied
can get a lot of rounds off in a short period of time. it's very maneuverable you can go from semi to automatic. it's the right weapon if you want to have maximum terror input. >> the only charge he was facing was a dui charge. he was supposed to go before a judge on july 30 that was back in april, if you're facing a charge like that can you go out and buy a weapon like this one? >> that's been the question wolf sometimes people are saying if you have a felony arrest or something like that you shouldn't be able to a dui, i'm not sure if he could have went on. >> are you surprised he was on no terror watch list? no law enforcement list? had never raised any suspicions given the fact he was traveling back and forth the to the middle east or anything along those lines? usually in a situation like this there are some indications by friends or family that maybe there's something wrong. >> that's true but again he had no contact with the law, nothing
not have a weapon of mass destruction capability i don't believe president bush would have authorized to move forward. >> more proof of how hard it will be to run for president as a bush this confrontation with a democratic activist. >> you can just answer my question. >> what is your question? >> why are you saying that isis is created by us. >> because when we left -- >> when we send young men to die for the idea of american exceptionalism. why are you spouting nationalist rhetoric? >> there still is that key question wolf about why jeb bush wasn't prepared to answer predictable questions about iraq. a bush adviser insist to me they did go over it he was e pr paired but it got tripped up when he in his words misheard
justice reform without question wolf. and in a number of domains. because this just does not totally follow up on police but followed up on our court system our juvenile system, our adult court system across the whole gamut. yes, we need to be looking at some reform in this country in a way that we have not had in a very long time. >> at some point, gloria hillary clinton's going to have to speak out a little bit more forcefully on all of these sensitive issues. >> yeah. i think she is. i think she's going to have to run as her own candidate. if she disagrees with her husband's past policies she's going to have to talk about it. i think she's going to have to take head-on the controversy swirling around the clinton foundation and answer those questions about fund-raising for that foundation. she's got to be an authentic candidate that people trust. she has some problems on that front and i think she's got to take it right on. >> we certainly agree with you,
monitored as mary indicated, flight controllers could intervene. >> richard, as you know andreas lubitz had bouts of mental depression based on everything we've heard over these many months. what do we need to do now to prevent pilots potentially pilots endangering themselves and passengers down the road especially those who do have some bouts of mental depression if you will? >> excellent question wolf because that is now going to become the focus of this investigation as the b.e.a. director said to me. they pretty much know what happened. there's not much more information about how he did it, when he did it. but the big area that is going to be looked at is what do you do with pilots who have psychological problems? there are issues of privacy. there are issues of medical -- medication. there are issues of stagigmatize
the governor of texas is giving an unusual order to the commander of the state guard. governor greg abbott wants them to keep an eye on the u.s. military as it carries out a large training exercise. the exercise takes place in seven states and led to rumors on the internet and elsewhere that u.s. special operations forces are trying to take over parts of the southwest. barbara starr is joining us now. this is a very, very bizarre story. what's going on? why are texans apparently worried about an operation, a special operations exercise that happens every year? >> it's a good question wolf. here what's happened. it's about 1200 u.s. troops mainly green berets navy s.e.a.l.s. air force will exercise for eight weeks, a war game over the summer in very remote areas of these states including texas, public and private land with the
regulations, if you are suspected driving drunk by uniform secret service officers you should do a sobriety test and shouldn't let those agents continue driving if they are drunk. >> it's one of the big questions that elijah cummings and i have. we're united in this and frustrated these people were allowed to go. if it's true the officers had suspected that these people had alcohol on their breath they were driving, that they impeded and got in the way of an active investigation, a potential bomb on the white house grounds, and the supervisor decides to let them go this is what is so terribly frustrating. then it begs the question wolf about what is the new secret service director doing about it? i think we're worried that he's not necessarily doing enough. >> that supervisor who let the two agencies continue on one of them by the way the number two agent on the president's personal security detail the other one a supervisor himself, the supervisor who said get out