social media expert, how come you didn t mention that meeting to congress given it is so relevant to their investigation. i did, as part of the investigation, i certainly disclosed not in the trump tower. they specific liz aally asked yt contacts you had and you didn t answer that. i don t believe i was asked that question. you were asked any communications with the campaign and you said apart from writing papers and putting up yard signs, you said no. i have the transcript to the conversation here. sure, i might have been i think i was at trump headquarters or the campaign headquarters. august 3rd, 2016, usable, don junior. we were there to talk about iran policy. don t you think that s important to disclose. i did. you didn t. we just went through the testimony. there is no mention of the trump tower in august 2016, there is not. i don t know if they got the
think i was at trump headquarters or the campaign headquarters. august 3rd, 2016, usable, don junior. we were there to talk about iran policy. don t you think that s important to disclose. i did. you didn t. we just went through the testimony. there is no mention of the trump tower in august 2016, there is not. i don t know if they got the transcript wrong. they got the transcript wrong. i don t know. i remember this is a problem for you because we know robert mueller has got a lot of guys for lying to the authorities and not telling the whole truth. is that a problem now if you accidently didn t tell them that could come back and haunt you? i fully cooperated and haven t heard from anybody in more than nine months. house intel chair adam schiff responds to that and i ll talk with hassan himself after the break. don t go anywhere.
possibilities here is that there was a conversation of some form of future collaboration and then we hear this incredibly awkward moment with trump on july 27th, two years ago, where he says, russia, if you re listening, here s the favor that you can do for me. come on and deliver hillary s e-mails. at the time it felt strange and awkward. now with everything that we ve learned in the past few days, perhaps that s the truth of what went on in that meeting in trump tower, that there was a conversation about some form of future cooperation with the campaign and that it came to pass that evening. > just to be clear, you re saying that there s multiple cover stories that cover story number one would be adoptions, number two would be oh, this dossier type material on clinton that wasn t any good or usable for the speech but number three, the real action would be hey it, we can do things cyber if you flip the switch and he went on potentially under this theory of the case to flip the switch
russians came in and didn t make a full offer and it sort of ended on unfortunate terms and they all left? we don t know that either. but one of the strong possibilities here is that there was a conversation about some form of future collaboration and then we hear this incredibly awkward moment with trump on july 27th two years ago where he says, russia, if you re listening, here s the favor that you can do for me. come on and deliver hillary s e-mails. at the time it felt strange and awkward. now with everything that we ve learned in the past few days, perhaps that s the truth of what went on in that meeting in trump tower, that there was a conversation about some form of future cooperation with the campaign and that it came to pass that evening. just to be clear, you re saying that there s multiple cover stories. cover story number one would be adoptions. cover story number two would be, oh, this dossier type material on clinton that wasn t any good or usable for the speech. but nu
arson attack on a refugee shuttler that damaged about 50 of the container homes and none of usable now. there are 80 refugees living in that shelter and these attacks do happen on an almost daily basis here. while much of the german public is here in support of the refugees you do see these flash points and there is concern by german politicians you will see the tensions rise the more refugees come in. that is certainly a big concern. atika shubert joining us there from munich. and apologies for audio issues there. a substantial percentage of the refugees are from syria, the country has lost millions of its citizens since the uprising against the assad regime began. in 2011 the population was estimated at 22.4 million