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A top Justice official who President Donald Trump wants fired revealed to lawmakers that he learned during a 2016 breakfast meeting with an ex-British sky that Russian intelligence believed it had Trump 'over a barrel

'Bruce Ohr, who Trump railed against on Twitter this week, after previously saying he might yank his security clearances, revealed the information to lawmakers on the House Intelligence Committee during closed testimony this week

During his interview, Ohr described a July 2016 breakfast he had with ex-British intelligence officer Christopher Steele, during the heat of the campaign

 Multiple people familiar with the encounter described it to the Associated Press

    The Justice Department lawyer, Bruce Ohr, also says he learned that a Trump campaign aide, Carter Page, had met with higher-level Russian officials than the aide had acknowledged, the people said

Trump tweeted this week that Ohr should get fired and also went after his wife, Nelly, who did work for political intelligence firm Fusion GPS

The firm commissioned Steele to conduct the research that became the infamous Golden Showers dossier

 After the meeting, Ohr didn't tell his boss, top DOJ official Sally Yates, who was later fired by Trump over her refusal to enforce the administration's travel ban at the start of Trump's term

Ohr was grilled for eight hours this week by seven Republican House Intelligence Committee members

No Democrats attended, although the minority had staff in the room.The previously unreported details of the July 30, 2016, breakfast with Christopher Steele, which Ohr described to lawmakers this week in a private interview, reveal an exchange of potentially explosive information about Trump between two men the president has relentlessly sought to discredit

They add to the public understanding of those pivotal summer months as the FBI and intelligence community scrambled to untangle possible connections between the Trump campaign and Russia

 And they reflect the concern of Steele, a longtime FBI informant whose Democratic-funded research into Trump ties to Russia was compiled into a dossier, that the Republican presidential candidate was possibly compromised and his urgent efforts to convey that anxiety to contacts at the FBI and Justice Department

The people who discussed Ohr's interview were not authorized to publicly discuss details of the closed session and spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity

Among the things Ohr said he learned from Steele during the breakfast was that an unnamed former Russian intelligence official had said that Russian intelligence believed 'they had Trump over a barrel,' according to people familiar with the meeting

 It was not clear from Ohr's interview whether Steele had been directly told that or had picked that up through his contacts, but the broader sentiment is echoed in Steele's research dossier

Steele and Ohr, at the time of the election a senior official in the deputy attorney general's office, had first met a decade earlier and bonded over a shared interest in international organized crime

They met several times during the presidential campaign, a relationship that exposed both men and federal law enforcement more generally to partisan criticism, including from Trump

Republicans contend the FBI relied excessively on the dossier during its investigation and to obtain a secret wiretap application on Trump campaign aide Carter Page

 They also say Ohr went outside his job description and chain of command by meeting with Steele, including after his termination as a FBI source, and then relaying information to the FBI

Trump this month proposed stripping Ohr, who until this year had been largely anonymous during his decades-long Justice Department career, of his security clearance and has asked 'how the hell' he remains employed

Trump tweeted this week: 'How the hell is Bruce Ohr still employed at the Justice Department? Disgraceful? Witch Hunt!'He also went after his wife, Nellie

'Wow, Nellie Ohr, Bruce Ohr's wife, is a Russia expert who is fluent in Russian. She worked for Fusion GPS where she was paid a lot

Collusion!'  Trump has called the Russia investigation a 'witch hunt' and has denied any collusion between his campaign and Moscow

Share this article Share Trump and some of his supporters in Congress have also accused the FBI of launching the entire Russia counterintelligence investigation based on the dossier

 But memos authored by Republicans and Democrats and declassified this year show the probe was triggered by information the U

S. government received earlier about the Russian contacts of then-Trump campaign foreign policy adviser, George Papadopoulos

The FBI's investigation was already under way by the time it received Steele's dossier, and Ohr was not the original source of information from it

One of the meetings described to House lawmakers Tuesday was a Washington breakfast attended by Steele, an associate of his and Ohr

Ohr's wife, Nellie, who worked for the political research firm, Fusion GPS, that hired Steele, attended at least part of the breakfast

Ohr also told Congress that Steele told him that Page, a Trump campaign aide who traveled to Moscow that same month and whose ties to Russia attracted FBI scrutiny, had met with more senior Russian officials than he had acknowledged meeting with

That breakfast took place amid ongoing FBI concerns about Russian election interference and possible communication with Trump associates

By that point, Russian hackers had penetrated Democratic email accounts, including that of the Clinton campaign chairman, and Papadopoulos, the Trump campaign associate, was said to have revealed that Russians had 'dirt' on Democrat Hillary Clinton in the form of emails, according to court papers

That revelation prompted the FBI to open the counterintelligence investigation on July 31, 2016, one day after the breakfast but based on entirely different information

Ohr told lawmakers he could not vouch for the accuracy of Steele's information but has said he considered him a reliable FBI informant who delivered credible and actionable intelligence, including his investigation into corruption at FIFA, soccer's global governing body

In the interview, Ohr acknowledged that he had not told superiors in his office, including Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates, about his meetings with Steele because he considered the information inflammatory raw source material

He also provided new details about the department's move to reassign him once his Steele ties were brought to light

Ohr said he met in late December 2017 with two senior Justice Department officials, Scott Schools and James Crowell, who told him they were unhappy he had not proactively disclosed his meetings with Steele

They said he was being stripped of his associate deputy attorney post as part of a planned internal reorganization, people familiar with Ohr's account say

He met again soon after with one of the officials, who told him Attorney General Jeff Sessions and Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein did not believe he could continue in his current position as director of a drug grant-distribution program - known as the Organized Crime and Drug Enforcement Task Force

Sessions and Rosenstein, Ohr was told, did not want him in the post because it entailed White House meetings and interactions, the people said

Justice Department spokeswoman Sarah Isgur Flores declined to comment.

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Mark Penn was right about Trump, Hillary and double standards Trump should respond by doing this - Duration: 10:10.

khau thomas mark pen was right about

Trump Hillary and double standards Trump

should respond by doing this finding

someone in Washington who is nonpartisan

and puts the nation's interests ahead of

their own as so rare these days that he

or she if found might well qualify as an

endangered species but once in a while

call it the law of averages someone

speaks the truth it happened last week

when Mark Penn former advisor to Bill

and Hillary Clinton wrote a column for

the hill newspaper in which he claimed

there is a big difference between how

Hillary Clinton and President Trump have

been treated when it comes to

allegations of criminal behavior and

then appeared on Fox News where he spoke

of the double standard applied to Trump

and his associates compared to how

Clinton was exonerated by FBI director

James Comey over her private email

server and her handling of classified

information the investigations related

to the email were handled with kid

gloves and the investigations related to

trump with all-out prosecutorial force

of government and deep state might Penn

said it doesn't matter the Long Knives

have been drawn by those who want to

reverse the results of the 2016 election

and put themselves back in power they

will not be sheathed until blood is

drawn preferably the blood of the

president whose personality might not

win him any good deportment citations on

a grade school report card but whose

policies are making the nation stronger

president Trump needs to refocus and

stop attacking his political enemies and

even his friends and start worrying

about his most pressing problem neither

does it matter that no evidence of

Russian collusion by the Trump campaign

has yet to be uncovered that train seems

to have long ago left the station

replaced by other strategies to bring

down the president none of which were

part of

the special counsels original mandate

indeed on July 13th when Deputy Attorney

General rod Rosen Stein announced the

indictment of 12 Russians for their

alleged roles in hacking computers at

the Democratic National Committee in

other sites he said there's no

allegation in this document that any

American citizen committed a crime

there's no allegation that the

conspiracy changed the vote count or

affected any election result Rosen Stein

knows the indicted Russians will never

be extradited and tried so it looks to

most conservatives like a public

relations stunt designed to show that

Robert Mueller was pursuing what he had

been tasked with discovering having

failed to achieve that objective the

tentacles of his office have spread out

in other directions now reaching the

Trump Organization where its CEO has

been granted full federal immunity and

will likely be required to divulge

anything perhaps even those long hidden

Trump income tax returns which Democrats

have wanted made public since the 2016

campaign President Trump needs to

refocus and stop attacking his political

enemies and even his friends and start

worrying about his most pressing problem

as The Wall Street Journal editorial

eyes the biggest political threat to mr.

Trump is a democratic election victory

in November which will trigger a drive

for impeachment mr. Trump isn't going to

persuade anyone to vote for Republicans

by railing against the Republican

Attorney General he selected he should

stop publicly admonishing Attorney

General Jeff Sessions who early on

recused themselves from all things

Russian after the president's latest

criticism of sessions sessions issued a

statement defending the law and the

integrity of the Department of Justice

against the president's constant

criticism yes the DOJ has behaved

differently under sessions and

Rosenstein than it did when Eric Holder

described as president

to Obama's wingman held that post but

nothing can be done about that now the

president should concern himself with

what is being done on other fronts where

he can credibly claim success the

problem is that his constant attacks on

others which achieve little have

obscured many of his accomplishments

Americans want to be happy about their

president optimistic about the future

this president any president should see

that as his main calling and pulled back

on his Twitter garages there should be

only one stop a trauma president it's

time to wrap up the Muller Pro two

former Hillary Clinton strategists mark

Penn who a lot of people would be

surprised to find out he agrees with the

President on this why mark well look I

spent a year of my life fighting the Ken

Starr independent counsel on behalf of

President Clinton and really that was a

waste of a year for the country I think

now that we have achieved a level of

peace and prosperity frankly we haven't

had since since the late 90s

once again we're about to be consumed

possibly by an investigation at a

Pietschmann and it's wrong it affects

our foreign policy every day this

investigation seems to undermine itself

the Carter page warrant really was not

based on anything much more than the

dossier of a yahoo article look at this

trial of poor mana for where is Russia

where and the judge clearly mark as you

well know the judge in the trial has

said this has nothing to do with what

you mr. Muller we're on your team we're

empowered to do which was to check into

Russia collusion has nothing to do with

that at all so you're right but like ken

starr's as you mentioned it has it has

spun into different things I'm just

wondering if if mr. Muller is less

interested in in why he was empowered in

the first place to investigate Russia

collusion with the Trump campaign that

he is in getting rid of Donald Trump

well I think there's no question that

he's going to have a report here

that tries to say well maybe he didn't

find collusion but maybe it was closed

and there was obstruction of justice and

all of these facts and I think he's

going to try the Ken Starr route now if

he does it before this congressional

election I suspect like in 98 it will

boomerang and if he does it after he'll

see which way Congress goes to see

whether he can get him treatment

although it's a fruitless exercise in

the absence of any evidence that the

public doesn't know everybody saw the

fire read of James Comey everybody knows

his story in terms of what he did in

these investigations you know the whole

thing now has become a national waste of

time and preoccupation well I think that

would be debated in his defend what he

would say is look we've we've we found

out things about the way the Russians

operated in 2016 election that needed to

be uncovered so there has been some

progress made there have been people

indicted etc to which you say what look

those were show indictments of Russian

intelligence just before a summit maybe

we were trying to get a different

relationship with Russia so we could get

help on Iran help versus China and North

Korea he's he's influencing and

affecting the foreign policy of the

country by doing show indictments like

that rather than putting that in a

report to the nation that's the kind of

stuff that should have been in a report

instead of show indictments that he

knows he are never gonna be you know and

other people say if he's really

interested in Russian collusion beyond

and ighting Russians there was the issue

of what happened with his trump dossier

whether Russian disinformation Russian

elements were involved in putting that

together of course that would involve

the Hillary campaign who helped fund the

Trump dossier more than it would

Republicans well I think that this is

one of the things that has Americans

divided and upset they see a full

all-out investigation of everybody who

was even close to Trump they see a trial

of somebody that probably there would

have been an audit here maybe a criminal

referral but the entire weight of the US

government wouldn't be on Paul Manafort

had he not served for two buds you know

within the Trump campaign they see

associates being targeted you know in a

way that is really not the typical way

that we expect America made it out in in

just a couple of moments I'm going to

have on a fellow Democrat colleague of

yours representative Eric SWA well who

when

the president suggested well he didn't

actually say but when the president some

of his associates suggested that maybe

it's time for Muller if not wrap be

fired he says and I'm quoting Eric's

wall well fire Muller and we fire you

too which you say what look I don't

think the president should fire Muller I

don't think that would be the right end

to this there's a very interesting

challenge by one of the witnesses that

prompted a 93 page opinion I haven't

read yet which should be appealed

whether Muller's appointment with his

broad powers whether he really is an

inferior officer I think that's probably

the most promising way actually to shut

this down for justice is going to run

its course what would you tell democrat

SWA well your colleague when he

criticizes those who criticized Muller I

would say read the dossier read the

Carter page warrant actually read it

the dossier is a joke it was it was done

as Oppo research and you see in the

Carter page that in fact this is a

threat to American civil liberties

that's what this investigation is I

think more than anything else mark Penn

great to see you mark thank you very

much

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A media leak of an off-the-record comment by U.S. President Donald Trump about Canada

has rocked the ongoing NAFTA talks in Washington, but officials say negotiations will resume

next week after the two sides missed the Friday deadline.

A bizarre set of circumstances played into the delay... after "off the record" comments

by President Trump to Bloomberg News were leaked to the Toronto Star.

Trump told Bloomberg he's unwilling to compromise with Canada on revising NAFTA.

President Trump later hit out at Bloomberg on Twitter, but said "at least Canada knows

where I stand."

He had given Canada a Friday deadline to agree to a NAFTA replacement after his administration

reached a preliminary agreement with Mexico this week.

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Who better to pay tribute to the the late Aretha Franklin than Stevie Wonder, a musical legend himself? Not only did he sing, but he also dissed Donald Trump

   Stevie Wonder, 68, was just one of the many talented musicians to pay their respects to the late legend, Aretha Franklin, at her Aug

31 funeral, and he did it in the way he knows best. Stevie put on a stunning performance for the momentous occasion, playing his hit song, "As"

The performer had the crowd completely captivated with the moving rendition of the ballad, and many tear-stained faces could be seen within the crowd

But this came after her took us to church with a performance on the harmonica! And he also took a swipe at Donald Trump by saying, "We need to make love great again because black lives do matter

All lives do matter."   He then added, "So what needs to happen today, not only in this nation but throughout the world, is that we need to make love great again

Because black lives do matter. Because all lives do matter. And if we love God, then we know truly, it is our love that will make all things better

When we make love great again, that is what Aretha has said throughout her life, through the pain she gave us the joy and said "let's make love great again

"  Other performers from the ceremony include Faith Hill, Jennifer Hudson, Fantasia, Shirley Caesar, Ron Isley, Chaka Khan, Yolanda Adams, Jennifer Holliday and Aretha's own son, Edward Franklin

Gospel stars Marvin Sapp and Vanessa Bell Armstrong are also slated to make appearances at the funeral, as well as the Aretha Franklin Choir and the Aretha Franklin Celebration Choir

The event is being held at the Greater Grace Temple in Detroit, the singer's hometown

 The notable attendees at the funeral include music mogul Clive Davis and Bill Clinton

The vast amount of people who flocked to the ceremony was a true testament to the influence Aretha had on the world around her

Aretha was an 18-time Grammy winner, but her reach was more profound than what can be marked by numbers and awards

Her hits like "Respect," "Chain of Fools" and "Think," impacted the music industry for generations to come

 Missing the Queen of Soul's funeral? HollywoodLife is keeping you updated throughout the day with the ceremony's most important performances and speakers

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DOJ's Bruce Ohr kept Mueller deputy 'in the loop' about anti Trump dossier, sources say - Duration: 14:16.

you

embattled Justice Department official

brucer had contact in 2016 within

colleague Andrew Weissman who is now

atop Robert Mueller deputy as well as

other senior FBI officials about the

controversial anti-trump dossier and the

individuals behind it to sources close

to the matter told Fox News the sources

said Earth's outreach about the dossier

as well as its author ex British spy

Christopher Steele the opposition

research firm behind it glenn simpson's

fusion gps and his wife null ears work

for fusion occurred before and after the

FBI fired steel as a source over his

media contacts hers network of contacts

on the DA seer included former FBI agent

Peter Strasser

former FBI lawyer lisa page former

deputy director Andrew McCabe Wiseman

and at least one other DOJ official and

a current FBI agent who worked with

sterzick on the Russia case Wiseman was

kept in the loop on the dossier a source

said while he was chief of the criminal

fraud division he is now assigned to

special counsel Mueller's Dean the list

includes several figures who have since

attracted the scorn of President Trump

as he decried the Russia probe and those

involved in its early stages Trump has

been particularly tough on earth given

his wife Nellie's past work for fusion

GPS as the president alleges bias

against him inside the department just

Thursday morning Trump complained on

Twitter about Nellie errs fusion work

and exclaimed Bruce was a boss at the

Department of Justice and is

unbelievably still there

hers broad circle of contacts indicates

members of FBI leadership knew about his

back-channel activities regarding the

dossier and steal congressional

Republicans are still trying to get to

the bottom of vers role and circulating

the unverified dossier which became a

critical piece of evidence in obtaining

Azhar

balance war and for then Trump campaign

aide Carter page in October 2016 her was

grilled by House committees behind

closed doors for seven hours earlier

this week a lot going on in Washington

as well lawmakers grilled Bruce or in

closed-door hearings on Capitol Hill

today Republicans say that or played a

central role in the Obama Justice

Department's investigation into the 2016

Trump campaign Fox News chief

intelligence correspondent Catherine

Herridge has been covering the story at

the very beginning and she joins us

tonight

well thanks Tucker the closed-door

deposition lasted seven hours with a

consensus among Republican lawmakers

that Justice Department official Bruce

or told the FBI there were issues with

the Trump dossier and its author former

British spy Christopher Steele but the

evidence suggests the national security

court was kept in the dark when it

authorized a surveillance warrant for

Trump campaign aide one lawmaker said or

his answers about the timing and

handling of the dossier do not line up

with other witnesses including former

FBI lawyer Lisa page who sent anti Trump

text and Glenn Simpson whose firm fusion

GPS was paid by the DNC in Clinton

campaign for the anti-trump research

with more than two decades of government

service or his portfolio at the Justice

Department was gangs and drugs not

Russia but in 2016

documents show or became the back

channel between FBI officials and Steele

after the bureau fired him as a

confidential source earlier today or

ignored Fox's questions

mr. hora acting alone or did you have a

story from a Justice Department official

how did your wife benefit from the

donkey and contract did you have a

conflict of interest lawmakers also told

reporters today that or had a conflict

because his wife Nellie or was part of

that firm that put together the dossier

and she specifically did Russia research

Tucker Katherine Harris thanks a lot a

republican authored House Intelligence

Committee memo released in February said

that Steele maintained contact with her

before and after the government fired

the ex British spy as a source shortly

after the election the FBI began

interviewing her documenting his

communications with Steele the memo said

for example in September 2016 Steele

admitted to her his feelings against

then-candidate Trump when Steele said he

was desperate that Donald Trump not get

elected and was passionate about him not

being president

in addition earth handwritten notes

reviewed by Fox News showed that two

weeks after the election on November 21

he made a list including page stroszek

and the FBI agent which may have been a

reference to a meeting no prosecution

yet push case ahead on M may go back to

Chris he wrote congressional

investigators told Fox News they believe

the M likely refers to former Trump

campaign chairman Paul Manafort who

recently was convicted on tax and bank

fraud charges in Virginia and the

Chris's Christopher Steele that same

month Steele was fired by the FBI as a

confidential source over his contact

with the media about the dossier

according to court records an FBI memo

also states that Wiseman met as early as

April 2017 with a group of reporters

about mana forge the timing appears

significant coming one month before FBI

director James Comey

was fired and Muller was appointed to

lead the Special Counsel team Republican

lawmakers who questioned her earlier

this week say the connections between

brucer and his wife Nelly who did Russia

research for the opposition research

firm behind the dossier

we're known we did learn today for sure

that when the FBI took the took the

dossier to the secret court to get the

warrant to spy on Carter page I didn't

tell the court important facts like who

paid for the document then tell the

court about the ORS involvement in

producing the document and they didn't

tell the court that Christopher Steele

had this extreme bias against President

Trump important facts that they should

have disclosed to the court they did it

Ohio Republican Congressman Jim Jordan

reacting to Justice Department official

Bruce ores closed-door testimony on

Capitol Hill yesterday this coming as

Republicans from two House committees

learned the FBI doubted the credibility

of the salacious anti-trump dossier that

figured into obtaining a FISA warrant to

wiretap former Trump campaign aide

Carter Paige Andy McCarthy's a former US

attorney and a Fox News contributor and

while we all would have loved a camera

had to have been live in that room so we

could have seen the lawmakers questions

to Bruce or we are learning some of what

was exchanged in that room what do you

make of what you know so far well I'm

pleased to hear Sandra that he appears

to have answered a lot of the questions

although they're saying that there was

some problem with not being able to

recall things I was a little bit

concerned that they they try to cut off

entirely important areas of inquiry that

probably that apparently didn't happen

but you know there are a lot of

questions about what the FBI and the

Justice Department knew about the

provenance of this information from

steel before they gave the application

to the FISA Court whether they were

straight with the FISA Court when they

were describing who Steele was and

importantly and I think this is

something that hasn't been covered much

what about the information that Steele

was transmitting to the Justice

Department the FBI through or after the

first FISA application

did they include that and the later ones

and not tell the court where it was

coming from I'm sure we're gonna get a

hear a lot more about what was exchanged

in that room

Andy meanwhile Darryl eisah came on

earlier and he was talking about it what

exactly they learned when it came to ORS

explanation of that dossier here and he

was one of the questioners in that room

and here's what he told us one of the

things that Bruce or said to us a and it

took a little work to get it was he

clearly knew this was opposition

research paid for by quote opponents to

Donald Trump you know he said he didn't

know it was the DNC at the time nor did

he need to his wife was happily doing

research Opry search and then turning it

over as evidence what did you think of

that you know I think this is crucially

important and it also goes to what the

FBI and the Justice Department knew at

the time that they initially applied for

the warrant this information came from

fusion GPS which is contracted

ultimately by the Clinton campaign and

you know I think it it is important to

emphasize this fusion GPS his job was

not to investigate Donald Trump or help

the FBI investigate Donald Trump Fusion

GPS his job was to get Hillary Clinton

elected president and everything they

did and everything they touched in terms

of what their project was on Donald

Trump has to be looked at through that

prism I mean sometimes you read this

stuff and you see this reporting and you

would think that you know fusion GPS is

just like another FBI unit in the

country they were a campaign component

that was trying to get a candidate

elected Andy do you think it's strange

that Bruce or has not been interviewed

yet at least by Robert Moeller well I

you know whether whether he has or not

I'm not I don't know that we can be

confident that we know the answer to

that I'll tell you this when you're

dealing with somebody who is a

government official and who is still

inside government that's a lot easier

investigation for a prosecutor to to

carry out because you don't need

subpoenas and

and court process in order to get your

hands on the relevant documents so it

may be if the if Muller hasn't spoken to

him yet it may well be that you know

they're trying to assemble and master

all the documents before they talk to

him I'd be surprised so Sandra because

we know from the paper trail that oar

was passing along to Muller the desire

of Steel to be you know to have a to

have a path into Muller's investigation

and to speak to those investigators so

the odd if or was playing that role for

Steele and yet not dealing with Mullah

directly himself finally I want to ask

you about this present the present one

of the president's latest tweets this

came out this morning he wrote quote

Hillary Clinton's emails many of which

are classified information got hacked by

China next move better be by the FBI and

DOJ after all there of other missteps

and he lists many of them their

credibility will be forever gone I've

got to leave it there Andy but that was

the president's final word on that

calling into question the credibility of

the DOJ that is where we are today after

that line of questioning by lawmakers

Andy McCarthy thanks for coming on the

program this morning

when they went to court the FBI knew

three important things and they did not

disclose this to the court Rep Jim

Jordan Republican Ohio said they knew

the otters involvement in the production

of the dossier

they knew that Chris teal had this

extreme bias against the president and

they knew who paid for the dossier and

they did not disclose these key facts to

the court when they went there to get

the warrant to spy on Carter page in the

Trump campaign Fusion GPS and its

co-founder have not responded to Fox

News questions for this story or

previous reports while fusion GPS

financial records were the subject of a

lawsuit and are not public sources told

Fox News that nelio received multiple

payments in 2016 from fusion GPS and the

amounts were not small change Fox News

contacted lawyers for the current and

former officials with whom er was in

contact as well as Mueller's office and

they declined to comment or did not

respond House Democrats say the focus

honor a career civil servant whose

portfolio did not include Russia is

being mischaracterized by Republicans

and his outreach on behalf of Steel was

not prohibited or unlawful as part of a

fact check provided to reporters reps

Elijah Cummings DMD and Jerrold Nadler

dn.y said in fall 2016

the FBI ended their formal relationship

with mr. steel as a confidential human

source due to his unauthorized

disclosure to the press not because of

any factual issues with the dossier or

other information mr. steel had provided

the senior Democrats continued when mr.

steel subsequently reached out to mr.

her with additional information mr. Herr

appropriately handed it off to FBI

investigators to assess its credibility

and potentially corroborated

at the time mr. Herr was the director of

the organized crime drug enforcement

task force and it was not his job to vet

the accuracy of this information himself

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Al Gore Just Sent Trump A Demand You Won't Believe - Duration: 3:27.

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Maxine Waters Busted For 'Illegal Dealings' Trump Supporters Get Perfect Revenge - Duration: 7:18.

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President Trump signs executive order in Charlotte - Duration: 4:02.

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Biden Used McCain Eulogy To Send Filthy Message To Trump Who Was Banned From Funeral - Duration: 5:28.

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Donald Trump Grows Angry With Sessions - Duration: 11:40.

Donald Trump lost all confidence in

Attorney General Jeff Sessions pundits

speculated for months that Trump would

fire him

Trump put that to rest when he dropped

this big hint about firing sessions

Donald Trump grows angry with sessions

rumors swirled around Washington about

Jeff Sessions future Trump raged about

his job performance on social media the

president noted that deep state agents

brucer was still working at the Justice

Department Trump tweeted her attracted

Trump sire because he worked with the

FBI on spreading the fake news Russia

dossier sessions demoted her last year

but did not fire him Trump tweeted

Department of Justice will not be

improperly influenced by political

considerations Jeff this is great what

everyone wants so looking to all of the

corruption on the other side including

deleted emails Comey lies and leaks

Mueller conflicts mccabe sterzick page

Ohr daunt FISA abuse Christopher Steele

and his phony and corrupt dossier the

Clinton Foundation illegal surveillance

of Trump campaign Russian collusion by

Demps and so much more open up the

papers and documents without redaction

come on Jeff you can do it the country

is waiting

Trump also raged because sessions did

not prosecute Hillary Clinton or other

rogue keeps state agents Hillary James

Comey and Andrew McCabe all committed

crimes but sessions has not moved

against them instead sessions sat back

and watched as Mueller jailed Trump's

associates Jeff Sessions said he

wouldn't allow politics to influence him

only because he doesn't understand what

is happening underneath his command

position highly conflicted Bob Mueller

and his gang of 17 angry Dems are having

a field day as

corruption goes untouched no collusion

reporters wondered if Trump did not fire

sessions because of the Mueller

investigation they thought Trump would

not fire sessions because Congress would

not confirm a successor Donald Trump

drops hint about firing sessions Trump

put the sessions story to bed in an oval

office interview Trump told Bloomberg

News that sessions job was safe through

November I just would love to have him

do a great job Trump said but Trump did

not say whether he would keep sessions

after the election that led reporters to

assume he plans to fire him after the

midterm

they also reported that Trump's lawyers

believe Mueller is out to get drunk

however Mueller will write a negative

report no matter what Trump does

therefore if Trump wants to fire

sessions he should go ahead and do so

but Trump is wisely holding off until

after the election

Trump needs to keep voters attention on

the strong economy and Trump's many

victories as president we're back with

congressman darrell Issa republican of

california and congressman we were just

talking about jeff sessions the attorney

general moments ago and you said jeff

sessions is the only one who can do this

to to to right this wrong ship but he's

not doing it should the president fire

jeff Sessions congressman I think the

president has an obligation to make it

clear and I think he's done that that

Jeff Sessions has to step up to the

plate and do his job he's ordered open

and transparent communication in other

words give Congress the documents

they're asking for in the most

unredacted way possible and what he's

done is allowed the bureaucrats to slow

walk us and give us documents that look

like a black cow eating a licorice at

midnight they're just all blacks that's

right and that's that's unacceptable and

so when the president rightfully so says

that if Jeff Sessions won't do it then

the president will in fact use his

authority to clear the classified

request and the attorney-client

privilege and the presidential

prerogatives out of the way and make it

available and this is something that

needs to be done of course you need to

make sure that if somebody life is at

risk that you protect

them but after that the rest of it

really is the president saying he wants

to be open and transparent and every one

of his cabinet officers needs to heed

that and provide that kind of

information quickly yeah well why

wouldn't he Disick Lassa fie these

documents congressman you know when I

asked him that when I interviewed the

president in July of this year he said

well some people are saying don't do it

you know they don't want me to get

involved in that of course we know that

the special counsel is trying to look

for any obstruction but why would that

be obstruction wouldn't that just be

shining a light on things making it more

transparent what's the downside risk

well one of the interesting things is of

course the special prosecutor gets

everything completely unredacted we're

only asking to - quite frankly look over

his shoulder and look over the shoulder

of other investigations that should

occur understand the president inherited

an a a system that likes to give no-one

anything I often say that the most

highly classified thing there is

anywhere in Washington is embarrassment

and so often it's it's what they don't

want you to know because they don't want

you to they don't want to be embarrassed

it's not real classification the book

the president is doing the right thing

exactly the opposite of President Obama

he's saying make an open and transparent

when Jeff Sessions was a senator he

certainly would have said I want the

information he in fact maybe not as

quickly as John McCain made the moral

argument that we needed to know about

Benghazi and prevent that from happening

again right and he demanded documents

now he needs to be on the other side

saying Congress has an absolute right

the American people have a right and he

needs to lead that or get out of the way

and when I say get out of the way he

somebody has to replace him that will do

it if he won't well you said that the

special counsel gets to see everything

unredacted you know a lot of people have

been making the point to recently me

included that the special counsels

investigation will not have credibility

unless he looked at everything both

sides I mean we know that Hillary

Clinton and the DNC paid upwards of a

million dollars for that dossier they

spent the money on the dossier then they

used the dossier to get a warrant to

wiretap they did not

they did not tell the FISA Court that

the DNC and Hillary Clinton paid that

million dollars for it and yet you know

we haven't heard a word about this from

the special counsel Ken Robert Muller

continue this investigation without

looking at the Pfizer process and what

took place in 2016 well I think a way to

put it I and agree with you is rod

Rosenstein needs to give specific

instructions that says you can and

should do that and if he isn't willing

to do it we have to look to his own

culpability in that and that false FISA

warrant that he had a part in he's a

witness let me switch gears real quick

congressman and ask you about China and

trade because really stunning

developments on Friday when the

president decided to stop Mike Pompeo

from going to North Korea for this

planned trip and then talked about how

China is not where he thought they

should be in terms of trade where are we

in this battle with China right now you

know Lee the way you get a deal whether

it's a national security deal with North

Korea and their nuclear weapons or a

trade deal that begins to give some

level of fairness from China is you've

got to be willing to walk away from it

the president is the master of the art

of the deal he wants to be there

he clearly will we'll turn Mike around

Mike Pompeo around the secretary in in

ours if there's an opportunity but he's

not going to send them there just to

have a pretty portrait of people shaking

hands and I think that's the difference

in this negotiator is the deal's off if

you're not making progress the deals

back on quickly if you are he's done it

before he can do it again but Maria the

thing that I think the American people

have to understand is although trade is

a national security issue you cannot

continue to give away hundreds of

billions of dollars of the American

people's hard-earned money to China just

because China has a bad actor that

periodically will misbehave and they use

it as leverage and that's exactly what

China continues to do it's true and they

won't even admit that they're taking the

IP and that they're stealing so much

technology from the US and forcing the

the the transfer of tech so we'll see if

this strategy works in terms of changing

China's

havior we love having you on sir please

come back soon great to see

accomplishment

thanks very it appeared that the

relationship between President Trump and

Attorney General Jeff Sessions could not

have gotten any worse after last week

when the Attorney General said that he

would not be improperly influenced by

political considerations well last night

it did get worse late yesterday

afternoon the president did an interview

with three Bloomberg reporters in the

Oval Office and now quoting from the

follow-up Bloomberg peace president

Donald Trump said Attorney General Jeff

Sessions job is safe at least until the

November elections in in November asked

if he'd keep sessions beyond November he

declined to comment the president went

on to vaguely suggest that sessions fate

may hinge on whether or not he opens an

investigation into Hillary Clinton

listen up to the audio I just like to

have Jeff Sessions do his job and he did

I'd be very happy but the job entails

two sides not one side that apparently a

reference to opening an investigation

into Hillary Clinton a few hours later

at last night's rally in Indiana the

president threatened to intervene

himself to what extent he did not say as

specific as he got was that clip which

you just played saying quote I will get

involved I'll get in there if I have to

the president's frustration is clearly

mounting no doubt magnified by the

prospects of Democrats taking over the

house in the midterm elections at which

point all Republican investigations of

all things DOJ all things FBI and

Russian collusion will come to an abrupt

halt to be replaced by democratic

investigations in the house of all

things Donald Trump potentially leading

up to impeachment proceedings although

many Democratic leaders are suggesting

that should not be done for fear of the

blowback in the 2020 presidential

elections

John hmm so this is a big day for NAFTA

as well what's the latest on those talks

well those talks with Canada continued

the latest is that the president is

expected to send a letter to Congress

today informing them of the broad

outlines of a deal with Kenna that sets

in motion the 90-day formal process

before anything it can be signed

but like the agreement reached with mess

ago the details are very short on the

Canada Agreement a very long on threats

we'll see what happens and if it doesn't

happen we'll put tariffs on the cars

coming in from Canada and that'll be

even better so but I think it's going to

happen and we've really developed a very

good relationship the administration

under severe pressure to get something

done again before the midterm so it can

claim victory even

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Michelle's Furious, Bolts To Spain Alone After Trump Drops 'Nasty Surprise' On Her - Duration: 5:11.

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Al Gore Calls on Donald Trump to Resign, Points Out His One "Failure" - Duration: 4:37.

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La Casa Blanca confirmó que Donald Trump visitará Argentina para la Cumbre del G20 y luego irá a Col - Duration: 4:21.

Junto al presidente argentino, Mauricio Macri, al que se refirió como un "gran amigo", ya que es el único mandatario con el que tenía una relación previa a la política (27 de abril) "En noviembre, el presidente Trump participará de la Cumbre del G20 en Buenos Aires

La Cumbre del G20 será una oportunidad para que el presidente destaque sus políticas económicas a favor del crecimiento en un escenario internacional y se reúna bilateralmente con otros líderes mundiales clave", afirmó en un comunicado la portavoz de la Casa Blanca, Sarah Sanders

El texto, además, explica que el mandatario luego viajará a Colombia , donde discutirá con el presidente Iván Duque más cooperación en temas de "seguridad control del narcotráfico, y asuntos regionales"

La confirmación de la Casa Nlanca llega semanas después de que le secretario del Tesoro norteamericano anunciara la intenciones del republicano de asistir a la cumbre

 "Sí, viene y yo estaré encantado de acompañarlo, será mi tercera vez en la Argentina este año", aseguraba entonces el secretario del Tesoro de los EEUU, Steven Mnuchin en conferencia de prensa al cierre de la Tercera Cumbre de Finanzas del G20

En el comunicado, el gobierno de los EEUU también informa que Trump no asistirá, como sí lo hizo el año pasado, a las cumbres regionales con los países de Asia previstas para el mes de noviembre, y en su lugar irá el vicepresidente

Pence asistirá a las cumbres anuales del foro del Asia-Pacífico (APEC) y la Asociación de Naciones del Sudeste Asiático (ASEAN) en Singapur y Papúa Nueva Guinea, respectivamente

La Cumbre en Buenos Aires Además de Trump, 18 jefes de estado del Grupo, más la Unión Europea y los países invitados llegarán a Buenos Aires

En total, se esperan 7.000 personas, entre ellas presidentes, ministros, funcionarios políticos y cerca de 2

500 periodistas. La cumbre se realizará en el predio de Costa Salguero, que contará con 30

000 metros cuadrados cubiertos, divididos en tres aéreas: una de líderes, con espacios para reuniones plenarias, salas para encuentros bilaterales y área de descanso

Una segunda, con una zona de sherpas-que son los máximos representantes de los jefes de estado-, que también contará con salas reuniones, auditorios y otro espacio común de descanso

En tanto, la tercera zona será el espacio destinado a la organización, donde trabajarán 1

000 personas, con oficinas para la logística. La decisión de que sea el Centro Costa Salguero llevó meses de estudio

Desde la Unidad G20 explicaron a Infobae que desde el minuto uno siempre se pensó en la Ciudad de Buenos Aires y no en ninguna otra zona del país por dos razones: seguridad y logística