notoriously corrupt police state that most serious instate. mr. steele saw this as a crime in progress and decided he needed to report it to the fbi. congressman, we know fusion gps has expressed frustration that their testimony before congress has not been made public. by calling on this investigation now into steele, do you have reason to believe republicans are trying to present the testimony from being released? well, there s some testimony that can be or cannot be released, depending on whether it was classified. i don t recall anything about their testimony that should be kept classified. i more than welcome it. i like to see more public hearings take place here. i think if we re really trying to find the truth about exactly what took place and indeed if the president wants to be exonerated, the first thing he
without that being stated, do you have any instate where you can. as many as the daptty to the protd so or r on. will had been reporting the that he would do that is because the investigation is rather impeded. it makes me worry about what triggered this for him. can you shed some light on that? i don t know how much light i can shed, but i spoke to the deputy attorney last week, and among others, i urged him to appoint a special counsel. the argument that i made with him was that it wasn t that i
in the long run. we can play defense and we can t turn western society into a police state. julie: the suspect s parents were immigrants from libya. it will be interesting to see how that plays into information with the president at the pope considering the pope have been of president trump s travel ban, as he tried to instate. that s all the time you have. michael waltz, thank you very much for joining us. leland: as michael and julie talked about, some of the victims the victims of this attack, we are learning more about their stories, the young women who went to a concert to have a good time and at their lives were prematurely ended. jackie bonnie is here going through some of those stories, which are tough for each and every one of the pictures we see. good morning, jackie. jackie: , its very heart wrenching. this morning we are still learning more about the victims the total. 59 injured as concertgoers frantically ran through the entrance following the explosion. hospital of
assad gone. that might be in the best interest of the united states, probably not as quick as we prefer, but it might allow both the united states and russia to have an agreement and to see an instate that we can agree to. they already have the assad replacement picked out, but we don t know who that is. if he s somebody who s going to slant in a certain way. so there s a lot of wrinkles in this that have been be worked out. we just to be strong, consistent. can we tell who came out in today s meeting? i think the best thing about today s meeting is they agreed to setup a working group to keep talking between moscow and washington, d.c. this group had this relationship, had to go through a rough patch to get
the dnc. the party is looking to rebuild just three months after a shellacking from the republican party, both nationally and instate. she s one of the five remaining candidates trying to get the position of chairman for the dnc. i want to bring in former campaign manager for bernie sanders, jeff weaver and a former press secretary for hillary for america, brian fallon. good to see you. so, jeff, you first, sanders helped shine the light on this rift within the democratic party. where do you see the party needing to go from here. that is the challenge for the party to win seats across this country. what we ve got to do is reach out to voters who used to be part our coalition who have fallen away. working class voters of all races and young people in particular of all races who did