liking false stories to begin with. house ethics rules. you are not to be giving this information to the press or anyone when it s a closed door session like this. and, yet, somebody and i don t know who else it could have been. i mean, i guess i it could be someone else. he is the only one kept leaving the room. only one out there day after day after day, teasing as you saw with chuck todd not just circumstantial evidence, he said, but we have other evidence of russian collusion. and then there is never, again, it s a perpetual tease. there is never any payoff. yes. i mean, adam schiff has fired more duds than the north korea missile program over the last year and the question is just as much about his culpability at the very least as you say with the ethical violations from the house ethics committee. but, there is also all of
revised, under his guidelines names to be unmasked if an intelligence agency that the identity was necessary to understand associated information. a watchdog group says it is time to investigate desi wasserman schultz after her and tried to flee the country. facing a federal bank rod charge but he was suspected of other wrongdoing for months and banned from the house computer network as a security risk. the claim filed by the group fact is asking if debbie wasserman schultz violated house ethics rules by continuing to keep them on her payroll until his firing last week. a lot more to go. heather: the time for talk is over. nikki haley sending a clear message to north korea following the rogue regime s leaders
difficult to abolish as well. certainly, you can take shots at planned parenthood if you are anti-abortion, for its abortion services. but that s only a small part of what planned parenthood does. it provides all kinds of important health and counseling services to women. do you really want, as a republican, on your legacy undermining the health of millions of women across america? not an easy thing to do. it s easy to talk about these things but talk is very cheap. actually acting is very difficult. we saw the republicans couldn t even get their act together among themselves on what to do about the house ethics rules. you heard what african-american seniors were saying to tremane lee as they reflected back on that initial inauguration. i remember on that day i was on the mall reporting at that time, and speaking with families who drove from all over the country, hours upon hours. they were both african-american,
leader in 140 characters or less. good morning. welcome back to early start. i m john berman. i m christine romans. the congress gavels to order at noon. a big change to house ethics rules. republicans are taking steps to lose loose even their reins. even over the conflicts of interest in the white house. the move all but ends the independence of the independent house ethics office. a move to bar the ethics office from reviewing the alleged criminal allegations. and refer complaints to the house ethics committee which is controlled by the house leadership. the house committee to stop ethics office investigation and bar the committee from making any public statements. to be clear, this just ends
posing with famous people. likes to travel with planes owned by donors. used campaign and funds to pay for these is under scrutiny. do you want to answer questions? reporter: questions keep coming for aaron schock now facing allegations he broke house ethics rules by not disclosing he took a photographer with him on the trip to india last august as part of his work to support clean water initiatives. more people own a cell phone in this world and have access to a toilet. reporter: the dallas based photographer jonathan link traveled to take photos of schock and the global poverty project. the anti-poverty group that paid for the trip. members are allowed to travel with a family member or a staffer on an outside group s dime as long as they disclose it.