they hadn t drafted a letter that said she was guilty if, in fact, that was the evidence they had found, but i think senator graham, and i think the but i am not sure that they have the full picture, and remember, james comey last night said on twitter that this is not true. ed: so that is his side of the story, the present one out there and tweeted wow, looks like it james comey exonerated hillary clinton long before the investigation was over, and so much more, a rigged system, this plays right into what the president has been saying about comey for a long time. and this explains one of the reasons why president of trump needed to fire james at comey, let me tell you, the president talks about fake news, while this certainly seems like it is a fake investigation, the way that james comey handled this investigation, if you re talking about the fact that he came up with a conclusion before even interviewing these witnesses, before interviewing
joint military exercises, north korea will stop developing missiles, but we know in the path that it never happens. ed: you make an interesting point because these awards from vladimir putin come after the f f-35 jets, the u.s. military s with the japanese and south koreans at flying over the peninsula and sending a message to north korea, so what you are laying out is russia being thick as thieves, it sounds like, with china and north korea and wanting to push back on our military being ready. i think so, i think there is an opportunity potentially in the future for u.s. and russia to kind of work together with the chinese on this north korean issue, that moment is not today because we are in this kind of moment by moment mode where we can t think strategically or long-term they can t, that a strike yesterday was very powerful, you have this at 35, you have the eb-1 bombers, basically hitting an area that is just like an area that we have to destroy, and we have to
appropriated $341 million to repair the existing fence, the administration wants another 1.2 billion this year for 74 miles of new barrier and at 2.6 billion next year. all of this is controversial, as he said, complicated, may be compromised because of the price tag. back to you, shannon. shannon: thank you very much, ed. ed: thanks, shannon. texas gulf coast, they are only beginning to assess the damage and the destruction, this is the flooding is still threatening homes along the crusting rivers, our live coverage of the tragedy and the recovery in texas. shannon: plus, trump pressuring congress to give aid it to a harvey victims, is not going to be enough? so when i got my ancestry dna results it was a shocker. i m from all nations. it puts a hunger in your heart to want to know more.
that, very little to talk about. shannon: chris, you are such a tease. thank you so much for your time, we ll see you on sunday. edit. ed: we will have to tune in on sunday morning. shannon: we will find out. a ed: meanwhile, waters are reaching their peak at, they are saying that now even as flooding remains a threat to nearby areas, we ll hear from one congressman about the challenges facing his district ahead. shannon: plus, a transportation expert elaine chao getting a good look at the devastation firsthand at harvey, the transportation secretary drowns next to talk about how her department is going to be able to help with recovery efforts moving forward. one of the things that we are learning is the climbing supplies of aviation, oil, gasoline, all sorts of fuel supplies, we have waived that requirement, and you got it.
receive, but the devastation is just heartbreaking, i have been through katrina before, this is worse than katrina. and what i saw on the ground in texas, full of grits, full of courage, and full of determination, as he heard the vice president say, he promised that this administration, all of us in the cabinet, all of the cabinet officers, all of the department, the assets of the whole entire federal government will be with texas, as they tried to rebuild and restore their lives in the time ahead. shannon: and so much of that falls under the umbrella of what you do, you have airports impacted, railroads, certainly highways, what can the department of transportation do now to assist in this recovery? law, the governor and i have been in various discussions, and within one hour of texas request for $25 million in emergency relief right away, we gave that money, we will also provide up to about $100 million