announcing investigation into the president s rivals. and this morning the washington post reports that president trump asked attorney general william barr to publicly clear him of breaking any law on that call with ukraine. the post says the attorney general refused. the president is denying this report. he put it out in a new tweet just moments ago. joiningous the phone is josh dawsy, part of the team that broke the story this morning. let me just read for our viewers what your reporting found. president trump wanted attorney general william p. barr to hold a news conference declaring that the commander in chief had broken no laws during a phone call in which he pressed his ukrainian counterpart to investigate a political rival. though barr ultimately declined to do so. people familiar with the matter said. the request from trump traveled from the president to other white house officials and eventually to the justice department. the president has mentioned barr s demurral to asso
does not raise questions. maybe it inadvertently reveals answers. finally and perhaps most critically, a former senior u.s. intelligence official tells me today that it is safe to assume that donald trump s bizarre defenses of russian foreign policy are under scrutiny as we speak. joiningous another day of extraordinary development, some of our favorite reporters and friends. former u.s. ambassador to russia, michael mcfaul. joyce vance, also a former u.s. attorney and here at the table, charlie sikes and philip bump, political reporter for the washington post. chuck rosenberg, let me satart with you and what i heard today that donald trump s now compilation of seemingly bizarre, seemingly random, seemingly, let me be blunt, just stupid comments about russia, are probably, at this point, very likely under scrutiny by people investigating his
. a stunning new twist in the paris terrorist attacks. a policeman has been arrested who worked at an intelligence center. all being tied to the gunman who murdered people in the kosher supermarket siege. let s go in depth for analyst. joiningous paul crook shack, and joining us from baghdad ben wedeman. paul what can you tell us about the four individuals who have been detained. i don t think they ve been formally arrested yet. but they ve been taken into custody for six days. well that s right, wolf. four arrests, one of whom was a french policeman. according to french reports, he was romantic cli involved are with a close yoesh sate of coulibaly. he was trying to help coulibaly
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there is wisconsin governor scott walker, giving mitt romney advice on how to win in wisconsin. but polling in wisconsin and other key swing states show president obama ahead of governor romney. let s take a closer look with steve hayes from the weekly standard larry sabido. thank you for joiningous this sunday. let s take a look at the key polls, which elucidate that issue. the marquette university poll, the new york times with obama at 51% and romney at 49%. a huge hill for romney to climb findeed the polls are accurate. steve, you are a native wisconsin guy, what do you make of it? i think the marquette poll, they do great pole polling,