didn t trust his lawyer or they were worried the documents were going to disappear and, hence, they had to use this extraordinary tool of a pre-dawn raid, the most forceful thing the fbi can do to you short of an arrest in the middle of the night. which they can only use when all other means of acquiring information have failed. steve: so what were they looking for? it s a great question. they may very well have been looking for something totally independent of manafort s relationship to the president. ainsley: could have been personal. it could have been personal. it could have been his taxes. it could have been being paid money by a foreign power at a time that he wasn t registered as a foreign agent. because the modus operandi ran day of the way of doing things. [laughter] of the fbi is often to indict a person who is involved with some bigger person looking for on an unrelated matter and then get him to flip as a state witness. they may have done this to general flynn and we do
don t try to trick me with classic rock trivia. how is it going? what s your name? angela. what do you do. concrete assistant manager. janice: your boss is not going to mind i m wearing your helmet. he is not there i m the boss. janice: have you an anniversary. to my wife fern, happy anniversary to my wife fern. i love you. 32 years. janice: where are you from. caramel, indiana. janice: what do you do real quick. i m retired. janice: they have visited every single presidential library in the united states amazing. real quick. i want to show you. we are watching this tropical storm franklin. it has been downgraded from a hurricane. our first official hurricane of the season, bringing heavy rainfall across much of mexico, the east coast of mexico. i want to point out that the national hurricane center has now upgraded our forecast. it s going to be a very busy season. if you live across the gulf coast, atlantic coast you need to be prepared, okay? right here. thanks. everyb
i want to rock and roll all night and party everyday steve: all right, folks are driving to work today up sixth avenue. ainsley: we have shown that shot in a long time. brian: anyone in those cars right now on 40th or 4th street listening to us on sirius xm roll down the window and wave. steve: look at the shot. steve: let s see if anyone is listening to brian. anyone listening to sirius xm wave. ainsley: nobody is listening to you just like your house. steve: anybody on 48th. open up your window and wave. brine. brian: williams has a special.
bottom line, no. in 1989 congress, without much notice or discussion, i might add, passed a law that renders them immune for liability for torts committed in the office or scope of their employment. since then the courts have construed it to become broader and broader. so now even if a congressman is discussing their personal life to a reporter that scon striewd as having an aan effect on relationship with a constituent so that would be protected. ainsley: we are all taxpayers or most of us at least in this country are taxpayers. so they are still taking our money. we are not allowed to sue. what if you give donor money during the campaign. there is a man in virginia his name is bob hagman. he is 70 years old. he is filing a suit against the rnc for fraud saying congress can t get repeal and replace done. that s why he gave his whoever was elected in his area. that s why he gave them money. and they are not getting it done. he wants his money back. does he have a case? he does ha
bottle not thinking about tomorrow sweet home alabama all summer long steve: hi. ainsley: good morning. it s thursday. steve: on the couch as we listen to senator kid rock. brian: isn t he leading in some polls? ainsley: it would not surprise me if he won. brian: i will say. this just an observation about country music which is my new passion as you know steve when we started. i don t like country. i know these guys are country but i don t know them. now i can t get enough of it if i ever don t want a beer, all you have to do is put on the radio for seven minutes. a beer or a whiskey. brian: brian. ainsley: or a dog or a bible. brian: lost my dog or broke up with somebody ask somebody out there is always a beer or whiskey to turn to. ainsley: this is why everybody loves living in the country.