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And so, if you've got an investigation going on into vladimir putin, russia and their attempt to gain access to the world's uranium supply, including in the united states of america, why on earth do you approve the sale of a company that controls 20% of the united states' uranium? >> it's mind-boggling. i'll say this, it wasn't just that the informant was raising red flags, there were very prominent members of the u.s. house of representatives, representative king, representative ross-layton, both experts on and seasoned in national security and foreign policy issues, raising red flags, writin...

>> a tugboat bumping into a u.s. navy destroyer near japan. the navy said the ship contained minimal damage and no sailors were injured. it was during an exercise. earlier this year, 17 u.s. sailors were killed in two separate collisions involving navy destroyers in the pacific. >> honda pulling 900,000 minivans off the road because the backseats could tip over if they're not latched properly. it covers the honda odyssey made since 2011. the japanese automaker said there are on-line instructions on how to secure the seats. less than 50 minor injuries have been reported. >> hillary clinton is s...

That russia would have a 20% stake america's uranium supply. actually people say it's a much smaller number. you basically can't ship it out of the country. hut is the grave threat here? that the russians have an economic stake in a tiny amount of american uranium. and there's no uranium shortage in the u.s. nor do the russians need uranium. we have thousands of nuclear weapons.

Process went through, the likely non-involvement of hillary clinton in the ultimate decision and i think crucially what really is at stake here, at most the idea was that russia would have a 20% stake in america's uranium supply. actually, people say it's a much smaller number. you basically can't ship it out of the country. what is the grave threat here? that the russians have an economic stake in a tiny amount of american uranium and there's no uranium shortage in the u.s., nor do the russians need uranium. we have thousands of nuclear weapons. a, i don't really see any problem with the proc...

One. that is a russian state-run atomic energy conglomerate controlled by vladimir putin on the russians, the bad actors, the hostile regime. to put this simply, then-secretary of state hillary clinton and others, nine total, approved a russian takeover of 20% of america's uranium supply in 2010. it's all while vladimir putin was becoming more and more hostile in the world stage. why would anyone, let alone members of our government think it's a good idea to let put in control 20% of our uranium supplies when we don't have enough? it never made sense, it still doesn't make sense. it's not like...