fun. let get back to the top story. peter strzok on capitol hill today. that thing never ended. we are joined by the president s top lawyer in the russia probe, rudy giuliani. this was a marathon today. and there was a lot of silliness in this hearing. the parliamentary tricks and talking about kids in cages. back to the immigration. i don t know what that has to do with what was going on. but strzok started with a prepared statement and it was almost as if he was projecting himself to be this great savior of the representative democracy that we have. let s watch. in the summer of 2016 we had an urgent need to protect the integrity of an american presidential election from a hostile foreign power determined to weaken and divide the united states of america. this investigation is not politically motivated.
response to the question of whether the fbi received documents from mr. ohr. the answer is we did. that s all i m authorized to say. to the fbi give give you the fbi is not directed me or allowed me to respond. i yelled back. the bigger the committee will stand in recess until immediately after this series of votes. jesse: that was peter strzok, the fbi agent, lead investigator on the clinton email probe, lead investigator on the trump-russia probe. a lot of people are accusing him of bias and he denied bias all day long, girl there on capitol hill for hours by a joint house committee. let s to get around the table. that was a marathon today, very contentious. greg: i felt like i was unemployed on the sofa watching
i can tell you with absolute certainly think there was no plan to murder anthony smith during a high speed vehicle pursuit. it s just not the case. reporter: and now, we re watching the scene. police have great anticipation to see how the evening will pan out. we re not seeing their presence at this demonstration and that s kind of a trend. they re backing off so as to not have friction with the demonstrators. they are expecting large numbers they are expecting a lot of emotion in the crowd, but they re hoping not to have conflicts until these demonstrations cross the line. will they cross the line? how big will the demonstrations get tonight? that s really the question to be answered but there s not a lot of information that outsiders are coming here to agitate at this stage. laura? mike tobin, stay safe, my goodness somebody having their jaw broken with a brick is significant. we ll look forward to your next report, thank you. and in florida they re making progress authorities
missiles could come raining down here in pyongyang anytime. you look around, it s like a normal sunday morning here, people are putting on their sunday best. there are thousands of people from outside the country running in the marathon today, and the lead story is not about the syrian air strikes, but north korean kim jong-un in that a mushroom factory. there are some officials who say they would thought be viced if things change quickly. you can infer what that moo i got mean. analysts have been looking at satellite image saying that north korea is ready to push the button on their sixth test just about anytime. this is your 11th trip to north korea, do you sense this strike sent a message, and is there any concern about how president trump may deal with that country? reporter: there is concern.
it s been a marathon today for judge judge gorsuch. there is n thing as democratic or republican judge we just have judges. i don t care, baby, by the way. steve: thank you, farrell singing he is happy. we are happy you would join us live from new york city and live shots in washington, d.c. we were just talking because coming up very shortly you know you have seen those tv commercials from my ancestry. ainsley: trading in lederhosen for a kilt. steve: you know we are from ireland and we have got swedish roots. brian: who believes their parents? steve: they believed what they were told. now through science we are actually able to figure out what our roots are. ainsley: our parents lied to us. steve: they might have. they may not have known any better. we are going to find out one