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Election and alleged ties between Russia and the Trump campaign N.P.R.'s Winsor Johnston reports comb his opening statement was posted in advance yesterday in the statement coming describes a conversation he had with President Trump at the White House in January he says the president began by asking him whether he intended to stay on his f.b.i. Director Comey says he found the question odd considering Trump had already told him twice in previous conversations that he hoped he would stay calm he says the president had asked him for loyalty and that he hoped he would let the investigation into former national security advisor Michael Flynn go also stress the importance of keeping the f.b.i. And Department of Justice free of pressure from the administration Comey was fired by Trump an early May 3 years into his tenure term Windsor Johnston n.p.r. News the Capitol Meanwhile the vice chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee Virginia Democrat Mark Warner calls Komi submitted testimony quote disturbing Warner says questions about President Trump's decision to fire Komi must be answered Iran has raised the death toll from yesterday's double attack in Tehran to 17. People N.P.R.'s Peter Kenyon says ISIS has claimed responsibility for the attack raising sectarian tension in the region state media say one of those critically wounded in the gun and bomb attacks on the Iranian parliament and a shrine to the Islamic Republic's founder passed away President Donald Trump offered condolences to the victims' families but the White House statement added a critical note saying quote states that sponsor terrorism risk falling victim to the evil they promote N.P.R.'s Peter Kenyon Iran's foreign minister says President Trump's remarks are quote repugnant and accuse the u.s. Of supporting terrorism opening statements are set for today in the retrial of a white former University of Cincinnati police officer Ray tensing is charged in the shooting death of an unarmed black man in 2015 from member station w v x u 10 Weingartner has more rate tensing shot and killed c.m. To boast during a 2015 traffic stop for a missing front license plate the prosecution begins arguing today that the shooting was not justified tensing has maintained all along he shot because he feared being dragged as to both his car began to roll away the 1st trial ended in a hung jury in Nov The jury in this case consists of 9 whites than 3 African-Americans after being sworn in yesterday morning the jurors visited the scene where the traffic stop and shooting took place for n.p.r. News I'm Tana Weingartner in Cincinnati in the n.b.a. Playoffs the Golden State Warriors beat the Cleveland Cavaliers last night 118-2113 Golden State now leads the series 3 games to none You're listening to n.p.r. News Good Morning from News I'm Alex Cohen it's 50 for an ad created by a pro Trump Organization is going after the credibility of former f.b.i. Director James Comey this 32nd spot will air on c.n.n. And Fox News here's a short clip James Comey just a not. D.c. Insider only in it for himself Congressman Adam Schiff of California disputes that claim basically pick a fight between his credibility and that of the president about what took place in those meetings they're going to lose That's right Adam Schiff is the top Democrat on the Intelligence Committee for the House of Representatives he spoke yesterday with. Larry mantel scheduled to testify before the Senate Intelligence Committee this morning. And n.p.r. Will be providing a live coverage of that hearing it's scheduled to begin at 7 am point 3. 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Supporters include usas suits and Saif by the magicians produced by Universal Cable productions Emmy eligible in all categories including outstanding contemporary costumes the Rosenthal Family Foundation in the belief that arts education is not disposable in fact it's the answer. It's Morning Edition from n.p.r. News I'm Rachel Martin and I'm Steve Inskeep with the story of conversations with the president fired f.b.i. Director James Comey takes questions before a Senate panel today his written testimony already released shows he kept a meticulous record of his meetings with President Trump yesterday the same committee asked intelligence agency chiefs about their talks with the president Dan Coats the director of National Intelligence insisted no one ever directed him to derail the investigation into Russian interference in the presidential election but when questioned he declined to say in public if you've ever been asked to do that Admiral remark Rogers of the National Security Agency also turned aside some questions which displeased Senator Angus King of Maine why are you not answering these questions is there an invocation by the president United States of executive privilege is the. Or not not that I'm aware of then why are you not answer not feel it is inappropriate what you feel isn't relevant Senator Angus King joins us now he's an independent caucuses with the Democrats Senator welcome back to the program Good morning Steve Glad to be here so I'm just thinking that they answered some of your questions they didn't answer other questions say that I read it for example code saying I wasn't directed but not saying if he was asked if you were frustrated with actually telling you something by what they didn't answer. Well it was it was really kind of puzzling because the questions were were fairly straightforward and as you heard on that little exchange I said you know is there executive privilege or is there is this classified and there was really no answer to that and and you know my job sitting in that chair Steve is to represent the people of Maine and ask the questions they would ask if they were sitting there and and our job is to get to the facts about this matter and you can't get to the facts if the West witnesses want to answer the question but I'm thinking if they're saying to you no one ever directed me but then they won't tell you if anyone ever asked them I almost wonder if that's an official in an impossible situation who is basically telling you well actually someone did ask me I just can't discuss that well you know that's what we want to get to the bottom of and that was the sort of 2nd line of my questioning as if they characterize the conversation as as director coached it and said no one directed me the obvious follow up question as well Did anyone ask you what was the conversation and he said Well no I can't talk about that well wait a minute if you can talk about it sort of you can also answer the questions and that's a perfect example where you know you want to follow up and say what about this were directed Now what does that mean was that Were you asked was it suggested what was the nature of the conversation and that's where we got stonewalled and that's when I started to lose my patience so now you have another round with James Comey the f.b.i. Director who was fired by President Trump he's already really. Written testimony as we mentioned and one factor that testimony is James Komi affirms that he did tell President Trump on a number of occasions that he was not personally a target of a counter intelligence investigation which the White House is taking is as vindication but what specifically does that mean when you say that someone is not a target of a counter intelligence investigation well all the all the discussion has been contacts between the Trump campaign and the Russians and. I can't recall any allegations along the way that President Trump directly made those contacts we can't say one way or the other. But he was not a target of the counterterrorism Vesta gauge and that just means in that situation when Komi talked to him. That was he wasn't looking at him personally but that I can tell you I mean James Comey has announced publicly that the f.b.i. Has been investigating the connections between the Trump campaign and the Russians for I don't know probably a year at this point so you don't see this is vindication. Well if it it he may say well this vindicates me personally but that doesn't get to the question of his associates and his campaign and he personally you know what about what's happened subject to those Congress subsequent to those conversations with with with Mr Comey so I don't I can understand their the White House saying yeah we were he wasn't the subject of the investigation as of the date of those conversations that that's a fact and we will probe the the details of that today when we interview James Comey Ok so you've already got his written testimony James Comey is testimony it's quite dramatic almost novelistic in the details describing phone calls and meetings dinners with the president and among other things the president says to call me I need loyalty I expect loyalty I've been very loyal to you very loyal we had that thing you know he also asked for the investigation of former national security adviser Michael Flynn to be dropped at what at some point was this appropriate behavior by the president United States or not. Well you're making me the judge and jury as well as the as the investigator at this point but clearly I think Mr commies written testimony as you say speaks for itself and he he himself felt very uneasy about this whole situation there's not much question that he felt it was inappropriate because that's when he started keeping what amounted to a diary of these contacts and he was he didn't like being called to the White House for dinner by himself talked about whether he wants to stay in his job which was kind of weird because his job had a 10 year term of which he had served I think 2 or 3 so the whole that whole. The whole context of these conversations I don't know if I'd use the word inappropriate I use the word. Sort of strange and sort of. Inappropriate may be the right the right term it you but but again call me says in his testimony what he was trying to do was educate the president in the White House about what the proper roles and boundaries should be Senator it's always a pleasure to talk with you thank you very much Steve always a pleasure and we'll talk to you later that's Senator Angus King. There's a man in Russia who's doing something no Russian politician has done and a long time Alexina Volney is running a national political campaign based on grassroots enthusiasm rather than backroom Kremlin deals as he prepares his bid in next year's presidential election of all me is travelling all over Russia N.P.R.'s Lucy and Kim caught up with him on the campaign trail. But it's the rise to hi hi hello this is Alexina volunteer as he shakes hands with every volunteer who walks into his new campaign office in Tula the center of Russia's gun industry 100 miles south of Moscow. The volunteers mostly 20 something in male can barely contain their admiration from the volley who started as an anti corruption blogger and now is using the Internet to launch his presidential campaign he wants to challenge President Vladimir Putin who is expected to run for a 4th term the wars are over millions are still strong not why it can't be that a country that's swimming in petrodollars holds its population and poverty of all he says it means they've made off with the money a gaping income disparity greedy officials and potholed roads are all things that make ordinary Russians angry and have only hammers away at them he then takes questions on everything from the Army draft he'd abolish it to l g b t rights he says people's private lives are nobody else's business. Alexei McCarthy a Moscow political analyst says the last politician who ran the same kind of grassroots campaign and evoked the same enthusiasm was Boris Yeltsin Russia's 1st president 25 years ago Mr. Harkins says the chances of the Kremlin letting the volley run as a presidential candidate are close to 0 but that the opposition leaders real goal is to build a broad base of support he can use as a political tool later if social discontent grows through those with. A Yani that he's made his up and some kind of coffee. 27 year old volunteer in Tula says 5 years ago nobody talked about politics but now Russia's sluggish economy is forcing even Putin supporters to change their minds he says people are spending 70 percent of their income on food oh yeah what. I did. The few hours later is addressing another crowd this time in Kaluga a town with a big Volkswagen plant 60 miles west of Tula no problem because of the question you've got which is message is the same we can change Russia but you need to go out and protest against corruption on June 12th that's when the volley wants to show the Kremlin how much clout he wields in Russia's provinces the crowd here is smaller but just as Dizzy asked myself why should he get them you want to have kids there's a girl who's wearing a crummy t. Shirt with no ball nice face on it above the din of her folks there's a high school student whose parents are convinced Nirvana is an American agent. And there's 22 year old college student. No matter how dark the things seem in our country they are changeable and I can do something. 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Go now to. Org give it to Cannes and thanks. Support for n.p.r. Comes from n.p.r. . From n.p.r. News in Washington I'm Dave Mattingly former f.b.i. Director James Comey appears before Senate lawmakers this morning a month after he was fired by President Trump N.P.R.'s Carrie Johnson reports on what Comey is expected to say in his prepared statement to the Senate Intelligence Committee comes as President Trump demanded a plaid of loyalty come he said he had 9 meetings with Trump over a few short months he says he felt pressured 1st to compromise his independence as f.b.i. Director and then when the president allegedly asked him to get rid of the investigation of his former national security adviser Michael Flynn Komi has written testimony also indicates he told Trump 3 times he was not under investigation and the F.B.I.'s probe of Russian interference in last year's us presidential election and possible collusion with the Trump campaign prosecutors in Pennsylvania say they're planning to call more witnesses in the sexual assault trial of comedian Bill Cosby for a bench off with member station w.h.y. Why reports Andrea constant says cars be drugged her and sexually assaulted her in 2004 prosecutors want a toxicologist to talk about the effects of a drug caused he was known to have purchased in the past even though he told constant He was giving her quote unquote herbal pills they also like to hear from a psychologist to explain the year delay in her coming forward denies the charges I'm Dave Mattingly in Washington good morning from k.p.c. News I'm Alex Cohen former Los Angeles planning commissioner Robert on a loss the race to fill the 34th conduct grad party Congressional District seat in this week's special election state assembly. And Jimmy gum is his clear victory continues all along history of representation Violet Tino's and progressive Democrats. Are a primer explains what this victory says about the district going to supporters celebrated at his campaign headquarters. Done as is the son of immigrants from Mexico he has deep roots in California politics he served in the state assembly since 2012 and was the political director for a powerful California Nurses Union Mona field America's professor of political science at Glendale Community College lives in the district she says Gomez is when signals a very blue directive from voters I think it's clearly one of those I will resist we will resist the current president's agenda I will fight for your health care I will fight for the environment field says Gomes is a liberal track record in the state assembly suggests he'll deliver the votes that district residents want Gomez's move to Congress will trigger an opening for his state assembly seat candidates are already lining up for that covering politics I'm Mary Plummer. 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News I'm Rachel Martin and I'm Steve Inskeep over the ride sharing service as a slogan to recruit drivers company leaders say that you can be your own boss you know you're in the car you drive when you walk knock off when you've had enough sounds great right but many drivers say it's not actually true in dozens of interviews plus an informal survey n.p.r. News found hundreds of drivers who do not feel like their own boss they feel controlled by a boss that is faceless but ever present today N.P.R.'s Arthur Shahani begins a series of reports on drivers and their employer imagine being able to drop your kids off at school every morning and then run errands because you're allowed to clock in when you want 10 or 1030 instead of 9 am sharp the power to set your own hours it is rare it's a power that drivers have and I drive to bank because it gives me the time to spend less. 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Asked we conducted an informal survey reaching out to drivers through e-mail less than social media a little more than half of respondents 491 people said they did just like the people in the commercial but perhaps less expected nearly half that is 436 said they did not know you you don't know your boss will be ordering you control is the time when you sign on and sign all of them are controlled everything driver David McKie is from Vista California he and other respondents are self selected and possibly more negative than the average driver it's not a scientific poll still it's a window into how many drivers feel about their workplace What 100 say is that strict rules and punishments like a boss let's start with tracking not on websites like Google does but tracking in the physical world Dr McKee the state licenses you and if you get tickets or accidents or something like that then the state will take away your ability to drive so I don't see where it's really have. To be tracking how you drive that you know they're becoming the police who are uses the sensors in drive or smartphones to. Monitor How they turn left or change lanes or stop turns out 116 respondents say they didn't realize it was doing that Uber doesn't ask for consent in a long line contract 433 would like Uber to stop the tracking competitor lift doesn't do it Hoover says smartphone tracking is good for safety and helps drivers when passengers complain unfairly so it's not a choice Goober pool is also not much of a choice pool is that option where passengers can share a car but it turns out many drivers feel coerced by uber into offering it driver Michael Makarov from Phoenix Arizona more when cool started I thought oh this is great we're going to make more money but that didn't happen driver say pool is just a way for passengers to pay less while drivers make way less. 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Is not being able to reach a human in charge even in emergencies like when you've had an accident or gotten cut off the app I would absolutely acknowledge to you that getting. Over representative on the phone 6 months ago was a feat that frankly I don't know I would be able to do you know fallen Nava is in charge of driver and customer support at Uber we heard that feedback loud and clear from drivers selling off says Uber has a lot of work to do to improve communication with drivers and the company is doing that they're staffing more than $200.00 physical drop in centers and introducing new dedicated phone lines drivers' complaints about poor communication don't surprise her but she maintains they are their own boss and have the choice to stay or go are the shiny n.p.r. News San Francisco the u.s. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley is in Jerusalem there she met Israeli leaders who are angry with the way the u.n. 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News in Washington I'm Dave Mattingly Britain's parliamentary elections are underway today with security and terrorism dominating the issues N.P.R.'s Eleanor Beardsley in London says the voting takes place 5 days after terrorists killed 8 people in London and weeks after a suicide bomber killed $22.00 people at a concert venue in Manchester England after Saturday's attack on London Bridge security took the forefront over concerns about funding for the National Health Service and negotiating Bracks it opposition Labor leader Jeremy Corbyn has accused prime minister Theresa May of trying to protect the British people on the cheap after it came to light that she had cut. $20000.00 police officers as Home Minister mayor says Corbin cannot be trusted with the country's national security the u.s. 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News I'm Steve Inskeep And I'm Rachel Martin good morning here in Washington d.c. Several bars are opening early this morning and former f.b.i. Director James Comey will be up on the big screen T.V.'s there testifying before the Senate Intelligence Committee opening statement was released yesterday and it gave us an early look at what Cohen is going to say the headline coming writes that the president asked him to promise loyalty and ease off on the investigation into former national security advisor Mike Flynn Philip Mudd will be watching the hearing closely as will many others he is a former intelligence officer for the CIA and the f.b.i. He fell thanks for being here this morning thank you what stood out to you in come as written testimony. What wasn't said there's a couple things that are missing here the 1st is any suggestion that the commander in chief that if the president had a conversation with the f.b.i. Director about how to secure America for the next election the conversation centers on how the president can protect himself in light of the allegations but if you're sitting in the seat in the Oval Office the 1st comment you should have is come over here under the guidance of the national security adviser and have a conversation about how we ensure this never happens again the 2nd thing is also with missing the clarity about what the attorney general and the deputy attorney general would doing through all this there's way too much commentary that I've heard the past that day about whether Jim Comey was timid or not there's a 2nd question why didn't somebody from the Department of Justice intervene directly with the president they should have done that and he should speak about that today well there is this criticism that if Comey was so disturbed by all of this he should have gone directly to the attorney general right away instead of just telling his inner circle at the f.b.i. That he was made uncomfortable by these conversations with the president I think that's correct but you've got a couple things to consider 1st he's concerned that the attorney general is as already tarnished because of his previous relationship with the Russians during the campaign and the 2nd is it's not just on him to go to the attorney general as soon as the attorney general knows that the that the president ited States is asking for a while on private conversation with the f.b.i. Director in this environment it should not be the f.b.i. Director responsibility alone to go to the attorney general I work for 3 attorneys general at the f.b.i. Any one of them I suspect would have said hey Mr f.b.i. Director what happened in there and then would have gone to either the president or the chief of staff of the White House and said you can't do this it's not just on comi. You say that what's interesting to you is what wasn't communicated in income each version of these conversations Why is that so telling that the thrust of the conversations wasn't about the issues of Russian meddling that it was centered on the president's behavior or the investigation into Mike Flynn and that that's a problem in and of itself every conversation we've had or most of them in the past months has been on the Lurd stories about campaign installment with the Russians there is a profound question here that haunts this and on to me what happens when we go into a next election cycle and we are not resolved that how to protect candidates and how to protect the American electoral process the president ited States is not primarily responsible for infrastructure for health care he is the commander in chief that's the primary responsibility when you walk in the Oval Office and I cannot see an indication where this president has understood that responsibility in the seconds remaining do you see that what Komi has laid out in these written statements do you see an argument for obstruction of justice on the part of the president. I don't yet and that's why conversations with others including Michael Flynn of Paul matter were court this is inappropriate I'm not sure it meets the legal standard for obstruction Philip Mudd is a former CIA counterintelligence official and a senior f.b.i. Intelligence advisor thanks so much for your time this morning. Thank you. You're listening to Morning Edition on $89.00 k p c c And if you're listening right now you probably know the drill you hear the latest that's going on in Washington d.c. In or around the world I pop in and I tell you what's going on in Southern California and are about anger thinking wait a minute why isn't that happening well that's because today's a different kind of day here to explain why is President Bill Davis Good morning Alex and thanks to all the people who've already donated at 866888572 are going online to keep p.c.c. 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