>> look, john bolton, i got along well with him, some people didn't. i got along with him pretty well. just didn't work out. i don't know that he got along with rudy giuliani. rudy giuliani was seeking out corruption and what happens mostly in the 2016 election because there was tremendous corruption in the 2016 election i think even you would admit that. the election was -- it was disgraceful what happened and what happened to me and what happened to the republicans. and that continues with nancy pelosi and with schiff -- adam schiff got caught making up statements that he said that i said that i didn't say which is fraud. i mean, purely fraudulent. so it continues. so rudy was a great prosecutor. he was the best mayor in the history of city of new york as far as i can see. i think he's acknowledged what he did for crime and for everything else and when he saw what was going on with our election of 2016, the election i won, but the election that was absolutely corrupted by things that took place in government. now we'll see what happens. the ig report

what's her designs are going to others for correspondent john bartlett has been tracking those protests now john is of course are 2 high profile events i mean do we know what exactly led to this cancellation we were hearing just days ago that the president said they were going. yeah i think that i think that person saying that these were going to go ahead was the only thing you really could say i think not going to call both here and internationally as well but i think that it was just never really process going to go to scale that they did. stood up now i think the only really one of which was the council it's a huge shame must be. i mean chile has been working and people been working for a year to get this to get this event sorted i think in terms of security i think it was almost almost impossible for him to kind of i think he probably could have guaranteed the security people but it's just not worth the risk and i think the other thing is the terms of public relations the public image of chile it would have been an absolute nightmare to have people and world leaders in their own thr

in 1787 john adams wrote as often as elections happen, the dangers of foreign influence recurs. in 1788 alexander hamilton warned us that foreign powers trying to gain influence would be the most deadly adversaries of republican government. the threat of foreign interference in our elections is as serious today as it was more than 200 years ago. we must do all this we can to defend against it, that includes impeachment inquiry into the actions of the president. in the house of representatives, they're going to begin a process. if the thousands of representatives ultimately approves articles of impeachment against donald trump, the united states state will hold a trial and our members will serve as jurors. as a member of the united states senate and a potential juror, i will take my job as seriously as any i've ever had in this institution and i hope my republican colleagues will do so as well. the american people deserve nothing less. leader mcconnell and my republican colleagues must uphold their oaths to the constitution, put country over party and conduct a fair trial. anythi

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trump for president campaign for the state of virginia 2016 and advisor to trump 2020 and a host of the john fredericks radio show which i have been a guest on and margaret carlson columnist for the daily beast and the 1st female columnist for time magazine thank you all very much for joining us today and we're going to try and get to you know as much of this impeachment story on the table as we can margaret let me just ask you for a moment to kind of tell me what the dashboard looks like as a person who has not really kind of gotten into the story an impeachment what are the priority concerns how is this shaping out from your perspective so may i just go back to your intro for a moment and point at you as nancy pelosi did and say that in any encounter between the speaker and the president the speaker always comes out ahead because she knows how to deal with an unruly child. and on impeachment. the president has lately decided to call it a lynching. which is a fighting word if i've ever heard one but his his colleagues on the hill have not embraced that word because they're trying to find so

john think that's with the german marshall fund in our washington studio john king thank you very much we appreciate it really is. well police in hong kong have arrested and charged the 1st 2 protesters for defying a new law against wearing face masks during demonstrations outside the courthouse today supporters used umbrellas to protect the protesters identities as they were ushered away the face mask ban has further fuelled violent protests in hong kong. charlotte shells and pill has been talking with the activists she sent us this report. the chaos now say widespread it's been edging on the severity of. the ngo so deep it's becoming harder and holiday to escape. authorities say it scenes like this that justify sweeping new emergency palace. i was but house in the streets the ban on face mosques is having little effect with protesters warning it's just the tip of the iceberg. i didn't say at 1st pace that they've even prior to apply the law and i think that's much much more to come alone is a great deal more and more angry but you never know what the government will put out it was ju

senate, john thune, saying, "the picture coming out based on the reporting we've seen is not a good one." but the president today attacked taylor on twitter, calling him a "never trumper," adding, "it would be really great if people

president donald trump gathers steam investigators and by former national security advisor john bolton to testify. plus policing in online hate speech the german government announcing new proposals to stop the spread of extremist views on the internet. i'm called aspen welcome to the program chile has called off 2 major international summits it's a new setback for embattled president sebastian pinera who says he needs to focus on restoring calm amid days of mass protests at least 18 people have now died during the unrest now new venues will need to be found for the cop $25.00 climate summit and the apec trade summit which was scheduled to bring together world leaders including u.s. president donald trump and china's xi jinping. days chile's capital santiago has resembled a war zone. protesters throwing rocks and stones at police. they responding in kind with water cannon. tear gas and more. it's against this backdrop that chile's embattled president has taken a decision he must regret. to cancel hosting not one but 2 upcoming international summits sent the most 11 that will throw food

you want to react to that and then we'll make it a free for all go ahead john. i was never thought i would say this but i actually agree with richard in the sense that i think that we were stablished on law and order we're missing the order part with respect to some of our law enforcement agencies some of them lean right some of them lean left however we're in law enforcement you're supposed to protect uphold the principles in the safety and national security of the country and not lean to your own political leanings in thoughts and views and i think that's what we're seeing here with respect to the whistleblower and some other things that transpired in the past and listless actually be honest here i think that people were so used to business as usual and under this president president trump he's not business as usual he's business. unusual right because he's saying you know what there are things that have been going on for so long and we have to correct that we have to make sure that there is fear and ballots with respect to our economy with respect to our poli

it's not everything, but it means something. >> john is right. it tells you there is real enthusiasm of the republican base, and i think he is also right that this is going to almost certainly knocked joe biden out sooner or later. this is almost unsustainable for him. but i think the democratic base led by warren and sanders will also get activated by this, and i don't believe money is going to be an issue in this election, laura. both sides will have literally billions of dollars or more to spend. >> laura: pete buttigieg come every time i turn around, he's raised another $20 million, 6% polling. but he's raising a lot of money. >> he's running for a candidate spot. >> laura: if south bend's success is any indication, to me to be a game buster for him at the white house. all right, john, the last ten days, the major networks spent more than seven hours covering the whistle-blower's and of course, the cost for trump's impeachment. they spent 46 minutes covering the ukraine-biden scandal. >> we have campaign ads with video joe biden saying he got

joining us, award winning investigative journalist, john solomon. this is becoming -- it has to be a nightmare for nancy pelosi right now. the narrative of that phone call utterly wrong. the complaint, much of it looks contrived and certainly second, third hand, rather than direct knowledge. and the cover-up seems to be a reference to files that are routinely, those of the president's conversations with other leaders, routinely code worded and placed in secret files. >> i think this is the sequel to russia collusion. a big breathless hyperbolic story. but with it's debunked it will be like the russia collusion story. my sources are telling me it could be problematic that whistleblower checked the box saying i have firsthand knowledge but then submitted a whistleblower complaints that was hear say. as we gig further into this we'll see further inconsistencies. who is the single greatest abettor of this false and inaccurate information? the news media. lou: it's interesting to look how the leftist national media is covering this with helped lines that

ndeed, he's a pillar and they don't make them like john mcarthur anymore. helps ope his legacy spawn new generations of people like that with that same strength, that same that same can-do that has made america strong, made his america strong, has made the fiber of northern california the great place it is. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess until 2:00 p. we'll carry that live tonight starting at 9:00 eastern over on and, again, overon c-span.org. "the ight on communicators" -- texas representative eddie bernice science, hair of the space, and technology committee on increasing the number of omen and minorities in technology fields. ms. johnson: we want to be in own ion to furnish our brainpower. the only way we're going to ever educateto do that is to women and minorities in the stem ields, and that comes in many categories. we've even coined a phrase more ecently called blue collar stem. ph.d.'s or unt of graduate degrees might even be skills y to have those to be very innovativ

nothing only shows him john bercow has become a british household name. very interesting to read and spare us your i traced ok you know so. far. back i was 1st elected to the role of speaker of the house of commons 10 years ago it's been his job to chant abates and to king or to order oh there were a politician himself the speaker must also remain impartial at all times that bacco has been accused by some of showing political bias particularly when it comes to bricks it my ruling is therefore that the motion will not be debated today as it would be repetitive and disorderly to do so i know that the dynamics you face mean that on occasion you will sometimes have to please some and not others but it is becoming remarkable how often you please one lot and not the other. when he was getting the decisions in his favor he wasn't grumbling he's grumbling now because he doesn't like the judgement but he. rulings have also defined the pump lake is clearly on the remains site and he's the one who sort of amendments 3 whose sole aim is very old to state stock prices

thank you john. >>let's check in on traffic now get on out there because every time i check our bridges they just get busier and busier the bay bridge traffic filling in especially in the cash lanes some more and more folks on the road early this morning making their way into san francisco. but so far they are behaving and they are caught that's good. no crashes, no hot spots. 8 minutes to make it in. we're checking in on 92 that trip between the nimitz and the bayshore using the san mateo bridge. it's fine for now little busy on the flat section but 12 minutes is a great average to make it into san mateo from the north bay to san francisco. i don't see any problems in the north bay or cross the golden gate. so if you leave now you're looking at a 19 minute average novato to the toll plaza we're checking some more freeways, the numbers for you this time taking a look at the trip from livermore to dublin. that's on 5.80 westbound that's looking good 10 minutes for the drive there. 6.80 is smooth since

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john thank you for that john heilemann with the latest live in the past on q. now rights groups have condemned the police and military in chile using wants being described as excessive force against protesters at least 18 people have been killed in 6 days of demonstrations. u.s. president donald trump has lifted sanctions on turkey saying ankara has assured him that the cease fire and move peace in syria will be permanent turkey has made a deal with russia to create a so-called safe zone. now the remains of francisco franco the dictator who ruled spain for 36 years have been exempt from the state muslim they'll be reburied alongside his wife in a cemetery north of the capital madrid. and $39.00 people found dead in the back of a container truck in england are believed to be chinese nationals a northern irish man arrested on suspicion of murder remains in police custody and flooding in egypt is set to get worse especially around alexandria at least a 10 people including 4 children have died after 2 days of heavy rain while those other headlines on al-jazeera wha

bolton i get along well with him some people didn't some people didn't like john bolton i actually got along with him pretty well. it just didn't work out i don't know that he got along with rudy giuliani rudy giuliani who are seeking out corruption and what happens mostly in the 26th election because there was tremendous corruption in the 2016 election i think even you wouldn't that the election was it was disgraceful what happened and what happened to me and what happened to the republicans and that continues with lives palosi and wish if adam schiff got caught making up statements that he said i said that i didn't say which is fraud i mean disputed purely fraudulent so it continues and austrian man has been charged after a family of 6 was found locked away in his remote farmhouse in the netherlands the 58 year old is accused of holding them against their will and harming their health a father and his 5 children aged between $18.25 were found in a secret room after the l.d.s. escaped it's believed they had no contact with the outside world a 9 year. afghans in germany have reached an

and the big reason john bolton has for not wanting to do that, the big disincentive john bolton has about testifying publicly is the financial incentive he has to say all of his most colorful and most condemning stories about donald trump for his book, his big book which he is reportedly already working on. and the value of that book increases as long as john bolton can hold on to his trump secrets, which also means that the value of that book declines if john bolton is forced to reveal some of those secrets publicly in testimony to the impeachment inquiry and long before he can publish his book. so it seems unlikely that john bolton will show up for his deposition next thursday. even if he's hit with a subpoena in the meantime. in addition to requesting testimony from john bolton the impeachment inquiry has sent requests for testimony to john eisenberg, the top lawyer for the national security counsel and michael ellis, asking them for appear for depositions monday. fiona hill, president trump's former top russia aide on the national security council testified earlier this mont she met w

>> well, john, thank you for having me tonight. and i have to say i don't work for president obama anymore, but i can pretty much guarantee you he was not thinking about president trump while writing a eulogy. that said, we have reached a really strange point in american life where if you say nice things about someone, if you say someone has integrity or they're honest or they're honorable or they're not a racist or they're respectful to women, people say, whoa, you're attacking the president. and that says something pretty remarkable about our president and about where we are as a country right now. >> when he says that being nice doesn't make you a sucker or when he goes on the riff about the meaning of "honorable," you don't think in any way that was meant as some kind of a comparison? >> i think that we're at a moment when there are a lot of people who are not living up to their responsibilities. i would point out -- this is my own opinion -- that it's not just trump, right? when you talk about people who are not acting honorab

john: there was a report that came out. pres. trump: i love that question. thank you, john. john: can i finish? pres. trump: there is nothing to finish. john: the whistleblower according to this report met with a member of adam schiff's staff. pres. trump: it is the "new york times." i cannot believe they voted. john: your response to the fact that that happened? pres. trump: i think this is a scandal, and i think he wrote it. that is what the word is. i give a lot of respect for the "new york times" for putting it out. it just happened as i am walking appear. i said to my, that is something. that is big stuff. that is a big story. he knew long before. he helped write it. it is a scam. loveto finish on this, i that second question by the way. should have asked at first. [laughter] pres. trump: but let me just tell you, the whole thing is a scam. the mueller deal was a scam. the russian collusion was a scam. you can ask putin. ownne has been rougher russia then donald trump. that being said, it would be great to get along with russia, and we will do along with russia, because

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john? >> john: rich edson at the white house with the president returns but did not take any questions. kurt volker was relatively unknown until his name came up several times in the whistle-blower's complaint. the former special envoy to ukraine resigned shortly after the complaint came out. but today, he appeared before house investigation to answer questions about whether the president or anyone in his administration pressured ukraine to investigate his political rival. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge with the report from capitol hill. >> former special envoy to ukraine, kurt volker, navigated congressional security, than a closed-door transcribed interview with house investigators. volker resigned after the whistle-blower complaint alleged he tried to "contain the damage from rudy giuliani's ukraine investigation into joe 100 biden." and that volker advised if you knew ukrainian leadership how to " out navigate the demands the president made to president zelensky dur

john bolton invited to testify next week but is not showing up without a subpoena. i'm curious if you think that was bolton's attempt to send a message to president trump and if so what do you think he was trying to say? >> i -- i couldn't begin to tell you what messages he may be trying to send to the president. nor could i tell you how the president would hear them. what i can tell you is that i hope that the former national security adviser will come to testify, and i hope that he'll follow in the path of so many patriot americans we've heard from who have looked past, who have been willing to stand up to the president's demand that they obstruct justice and not cooperate with this investigation. diplomats and national security officials, patriot americans who have wanted to come share the facts that they know, because they're worried about our national security, and the president's actions as it's underlined our national security. that's -- i hope john bolton will come do the same thing. >> i'm curious to what you think about this vote today and moving forward,

the news, john durham, u.s. attorney from connecticut, he changed the russia investigation into the origins of the fisa stuff from just an inquiry. now it is a criminal investigation. how significant is this? >> it is very significant. with that categorization he has the ability to impanel a grand jury. steve: couldn't he do that before? >> no. it was voluntary up to that point. right now, he has based upon a reasonable indication that there is some criminality, he can impanel the grand jury. he go forward. what is the grand jury for? ultimately to indict or not to indict. they had an obligation to do this. once the russia collusion, was shown to be nothing other than a fraud on the american people, and a tremendous harm on this country, then the attorney general -- what caused this whole thing. there are a lot of people shaking in their boots right now. but i think the americans can be comforted by the fact that you have a guy by the name of durham, who is liked by, appointed by presidents on both sides. he has

has been wanting to talk to john brennan. also james clapper was the head of the director of the national intelligence who would be involved in some of this. not saying that we have evidence -- again, we shouldn't -- >> laura: we shouldn't. >> we should figure out what happened and let the chips fall where they may. but i'll give you another important piece of information we are picking up tonight. there was a letter signed by michael horowitz last few hours to congressional leaders and what not saying that he isly closing in finally getting that inspector general report about fisa report abuse out there he'll have it largely unredacted. we'll see lots and lots of pages, james comey's behavior he's another one. another one under the microscope. officials familiar with the durham report that they'll use it as a road map for this criminal probe. the inspector general cannot prosecute, can only suggest here's what happened. here's what may have been wrongdoing but can't actually plus get anybody. can recommend prosecution but ca

john brennan. the things he had said about effectively that he believed this might be treasonous thing the president did, that he conspired with the russians to steal the election from hillary clinton. after the fact he said maybe i got bad intel. it was proven via the mueller report that none of that happened. you think of all the money they spent on that. you look at kavanaugh and what's going on now where adam schiff gets up in front of the american people and pretend to read a fake transcript, his own narrative of what went on. nancy pelosi defense it and says it's fact when it's not. >> it's crazy. brennan, clapper, page, strzok. they hate this president more than they love this country as corey lewandowski once said. and wow, the american people are looking at this. i am look at capitol hill. they are doing nothing. the house of representatives has nothing to show the american people. we need to pass usmca. we need to pass drug prices and have infrastructure. they spend the 9% of their -- spe

john, let's get into it. you can build on the points you made or respond to what david said. >> i would like to respond. >> you can't impeach the president for foreign policy. >> this was about personal interest. this was about his election. this was about having dirt on what appeared to be one of his principal opponents in the general election. it is a big difference between talking about policy and talking about what favors him in an election. and he apparently started this in about may with his lieutenant rudy giuliani. but let me say something else. the members of the founding fathers who were deciding what to do, they were very concerned given that they had a king. and they were very concerned that they not reproduce here without such royalty the same error that they thought captivated great britain. >> john, let me press you on what evidentiary point and bring in david. you have laid out your argument. >> right. >> what do you say to people who would look at this and say right now the strength of the ev

. >> john bercow, retiring after 10 years in the chamber. -- chair. ♪ brent: i'm brent goff. welcome. we begin tonight with a historic photo in the u.s. congress. democrats have taken a major step in their efforts to impeach u.s. president donald trump. the house of representatives moved forward with the impeachment inc. -- investigation with a resolution that sets out the ground rules. they begin the transition from closed-door sessions to public impeachment hearings. >> the resolution is adopted without objection. the motion to reconsider is laid upon the table. >> nancy pelosi, presiding over historic moment. as expected, the democratic majority carried the vote. precisely no republicans blocked the party lines. during the floor debate, familiar arguments divided the house. >> democrats are trying to impeach the president because they are scared they cannot defeat him at the ballot box. >> what are we fighting for? defending our democracy for the people. >> the impeachment probe centers on donald trump's efforts to pressure ukraine to investigate his political opponents. t

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thank you, john. john: can i finish? the whistleblower, according to this report, met with members of adam schiff's staff. pres. trump: it is the "new york times." they wrote it. john: something that the whistleblower knew. pres. trump: i think this is a scandal he knew before, and i think he helped to write it. i give a lot of respect for the "new york times" for putting it out. just happened as i'm walking up here, it was handed to me, and i said to mike, "that is a big thing, that is something." and he helped to write it, too. it is a scam. just to appreciate on this -- and i love that second question, by the way. you should've asked it first. [laughter] pres. trump: but let me just tell you, the whole thing is a scam. the mueller deal was a scam. the russian collusion was a scam. you can ask putin. nobody has been rougher on russia than donald trump, ok? with that being said, it would be great to get along with russia, and we will do along -- will get along with russia, because it is smart, but nobody has been toughe

to denial to britain voted for breakfast at breakfast off to denial that was anger best summed up by john but trying to keep a lid that was anger best summed up by john but trying to keep a lid on parliamentary proceedings. don't parliamentary proceedings or do. you know what i'm doing all day. oh do 6 you know what i'm doing all day. oh do 6. i want it was time to officially trigger on 6. i want it was time to officially trigger article 50 that's that letter telling brussels that the u.k. really does want article 50 that's that letter telling brussels that the u.k. really does want divorce well the analogy is well priceless the rules well the analogy is well priceless. then there was bargaining when to resume a made trip off to trip to brawl so then there was bargaining when to resume a made trip off the trip to brussels trying to get herself a brags it deal off to advance the owns saddle is trying to get herself a brags it deal off to advance the own set of bragg's it in joost depression that was when brits started to have bragg's it induced depression that was when brits started coming

and john bell won't. john bell edwards. when it gets close, and they start to call from washington, and schumer and pelosi call, we want you to get rid of the 2nd amendment. he's 100% going to drop the 2nd amendment, you're not going to have the rights that you had or anywhere close. john bell edwards will not protect your second amendment. [boos]. >> our guys support your police. they defend the great workers and families of this state. if you want the governor who will fight for your values, get out tomorrow and cast your ballot for eddie or ralph, it's very important. eddie and ralph, where are you? eddie and ralph? come up here. you know what? here's the problem. they're on live television all over the place. they don't like that. they say put trump back on. let me tell you, these guys are the greatest. i'm going to have them say a minute or two. you're not aloud to hit your republican opponent, you're only allowed to hit john bell edwards because he deserves to be. go ahead, ralph. >> is this incredible? is this incred

john avlon has our reality check. john, explain the discrepancy here. >> war and peace. life and death. and that's the power of the presidency. and that's what we're seeing in syria right now. where president trump's impulsive order to remove u.s. troops after a call with turkey's autocrat is causing chaos and slaughter. and it's given an anticipated victory to four american adversaries, russia, iran, syrian government and islamic state. who could have seen this coming? basically anyone who was paying attention, except, apparently, president trump. and so, faced with the realtime consequences of his actions, he's defaulting to its comfort zone. a parent of disinformation. trump's initial tweet storm may have gotten the faithful, but not brent mcguirk. mr. president, with all due respect, none of this is true. none of this is true might sound a bit like a blanket statement, kind of harsh, but let's break it down. he claimed u.s. troops were supposed to be in syria for just 30 days. well, because video exists, let's go back to the 2015 white house press conference. >> how

for more let's cross to santiago where correspondent john bartlett is standing by john you've just come from the demonstration can you describe what it's like there yeah it's remarkable this evening night school and now it's it's people start to go back to their homes there's a real feeling of hope i think that's something that you can you can definitely feel around there's a lot of singing going on in the streets you can even you can still hear the horns now i was at your place was where you had the last you know it's a kind of helicopters sirens and things. don't seem to change enough not to say that having being kind of isolated instance and violence around the kind of peripheries of the protests. but yeah i think that there's a real kind of feeling of hope that's the kind of overriding sentiment in the room . this is not the only protest happening in the country right now tell us about the others. yes i'm not sure how many exactly that have been across across the country today in every major city there was the government came out some statistics earlier and earlier in the week they

john ratcliffe. thank you, john. a man i saw on television last night defending me. brilliantly defending me. i actually don't like doing this usually but i tweeted out, i said thank you very much, brian babin. great defense. i appreciate it. thank you, brian. that was great last night. i put a tweet out because it's owe easier than making a phone call and talking for half an hour. thanks, brian. i just said thanks. you know what, he would rather have that too actually, right? lance gooden. special person. lance gooden. thank you, lance. lance was 1 of 60 people who stuck in there. he was unbelievable. and ron wright, thank you, ron. great job. great job. these are great people. these are great people. along with republican party chairs and all of these winners. here's one. ronna mcdaniel. i will tell you what. you know, she was the head of michigan. michigan hadn't been won by republican for decades. it was tough. they all said you couldn't win michigan. i said why? we were getting these massive crowds. why? she was in charge of michigan. i said i want you to do me

bolton and john bolton's people left, john bolton left, and he was on the july 25th phone call, he heard it with his own ears and he was mentioned 15 times in the opening statement. but what our reporting is, he is a bit of a wildcard, and some of the reporting is he may testify that he did hear that favor, that the president wanted, the deal that he wanted struck with ukraine, in terms of getting some dirt on the bidens, but that he wasn't necessarily, he didn't necessarily immediately hear it as wrong. so we just don't know what he will say behind closed doors. >> we don't know until actually we see the deposition what his point of view is. but i think he remains a very valuable witness here. taking a step back, the nsc, the national security council, is in effect, a coordinating council. they work, it was created to coordinate between state, between defense, between the intelligence agencies, so he was in a unique position to know what everyone was doing. not only what bill taylor was doing and what mike pompeo was doing but what rudy giuliani was doing. so i think the democrats will

john is a sitting united states attorney attorney. in a case like this, i would imagine that the leadership of the department of justice, at least the deputy attorney general and in this case it seems very likely the attorney general would be involved. but in terms of permission in the normal case, a u.s. attorney's office opens grand jury investigations every day. it happens all the time. and so this one seems a little bit different to put it mildly. i imagine that whatever john is doing is being run up the flag pole. >> do you think that this news tonight and the prospect of criminal charges being brought against intelligence and law enforcement officials who were involved in the opening of this inquiry, what sort of impact do you think that will have both on the people who are potential targets of this criminal investigation, potential targets of criminal charges if it gets that far, but also other people who are working right now in those kinds of jobs, in the intelligence community and in law enforcement who are working on sensit

broadcasting live from our studios in moscow international i'm john thomas glad to have you with us our day deadly stabbing at a paris police station is now being investigated as an act of terrorism according to prosecutors the man who killed 4 colleagues on thursday was linked to islamic extremist networks earlier my colleague union o'neal discussed the story with our trees down quarter. yes you what the investigation has revealed the perpetrator was in contact with several individuals likely to belong to the salafist an islamist movements in addition testimony indicates that he did hear to a radical vision of islam this knife attack was a catastrophe that shook paris to its core the assailant was a 45 year old michael harp and who had worked at a police station for 15 years and all that time the police who are tasked with preventing such attacks had no suspicions that harping would kill 4 of his colleagues with a knife he smuggled in. i . what exactly are the authorities actually saying about the attackers motives well antiterrorism prosecutors are currently handling this case and the

a lot of people enjoyed it, john. have a good time everyone. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org >> these comments taking place a short moment ago. the president is leaving for lake charles, louisiana and will hold a campaign rally. e that live at 8:00 p.m. eastern. >> some of the stats from last 102 minutes that the president spoke before a crowd of 20,000 people. one of our callers asked about the cost of the rally and some of the concerns. are not paying anything extra. i look at more reporting -- a look at more reporting and the rules that apply. there story from yesterday noting that despite the cost, the fcc does not require campaign committees to pay states or cities back for rally related expenses. they can reimburse security nott -- costs but they are required to do so. they interviewed a professor at the university of minnesota saying that candidates pay for venue rentals but city

john roberts. john: mr. president, thank you. president niinisto. if i could, i have two pertinent questions to ask. back and asked them separately. intelligence,e the house committees that are three looking into the impeachment inquiries, they -- gave notice today they will be sending a subpoena to the white house. will you cooperate with those subpoenas? pres. trump: i always cooperate. this is the latest hoax that has been playing out, john, since my election, we will find out soon, but probably even before my election. election. this is a fraudulent crime on the american people, but we are working together. with schiff and pelosi and see what happens. because we did absolutely -- i had a great call with the president ukraine. it was a hundred percent. you have the transcript. and the chairman of the call that related a never took place. it is hard to believe, he made it up, i think he had some sort of a mental breakdown, he went up to the microphone and read a statement from the president of the united states, as if i were on the call. because w

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