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Amécourt is een gemeente in het Franse departement Eure (regio Normandië) en telt 162 inwoners (2005). De plaats maakt deel uit van het arrondissement Les Andelys.

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De oppervlakte van Amécourt bedraagt 5,9 km², de bevolkingsdichtheid is 27,5 inwoners per km².

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Onderstaande figuur toont het verloop van het inwonertal (bron: INSEE-tellingen).

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@dynamic username;
@dynamic firstName;
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    if (!user) {
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    user.username = userObject.username;
    user.email = userObject.email;
    user.firstName = [userObject objectForKey:kHFUserKeyFirstName];
    user.lastName = [userObject objectForKey:kHFUserKeyLastName];
    user.isAdmin = [userObject objectForKey:kHFUserKeyIsAdmin];
    user.isStaffMember = [userObject objectForKey:kHFUserKeyIsStaffMember];
    user.isEmailVerified = [userObject objectForKey:kHFUserKeyIsEmailVerified];

    return user;
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+ (id) createUserWithUserObject:(PFUser*)userObject {
    User *user = [self MR_createEntity];
    user.itemId = userObject.objectId;
    return user;
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@katiecouric : There are no words. This is agonizing to watch. Once again I am heartbroken and devastated over the news about the #thousandoaks shooting. This is the 307th mass shooting in the United States this year. My heart breaks for this father, Jason Coffman, who lost his first born son, Cody. He was 22 years old. THIS HAS GOT TO STOP. Please AMERICA, I'm begging you. We must do something - we can start by donating to these gun control groups that are making a difference and doing exceptional work: @everytown Americans for Responsible Solutions (founded by @gabbygiffords) @violencepolicycenter @coalitiontostopgunviolence The Brady Campaign.


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The Beat With Ari Melber : MSNBCW : April 17, 2019 3:00pm-4:00pm PDT
tomorrow with "meet the press" daily. good evening, bill barr, has he briefed you on the mueller report? >> he hasn't briefed me. the briefings are beginning, they've been talking to the white house and we have the press tomorrow. it's huge. hearing your bit above the sky makes me think of the famous gang star song, above the clouds. for political junkies, it samples kennesampl samples john f. kennedy's speech. >> you put it all in there. >> and it was an unredacted song. we'll be seeing you tomorrow with the coverage. i'll be busy, you'll be busy. we're all looking forward to learning facts. >> chuck todd, thank you. we begin here on "the beat" with breaking news. hours before the release of this mueller report expected tomorrow morning, the trump doj has made this announcement. you may have heard about it. it is new. it is not what we knew would happen. but it is now the plan. trump attorney general bill barr holding a press conference at 9:30 a.m., with deputy attorney general rod rosenstein. what i can't tell you is what they're going to do about the redacted report. we know
tomorrow with "meet the press" daily. good evening, bill barr, has he briefed you on the mueller report? >> he hasn't briefed me. the briefings are beginning, they've been talking to the white house and we have the press tomorrow. it's huge. hearing your bit above the sky makes me think of the famous gang star song, above the clouds. for political junkies, it samples kennesampl samples john f. kennedy's speech. >> you put it all in there. >> and it was an unredacted...
Erin Burnett OutFront : CNNW : April 30, 2019 4:00pm-5:00pm PDT
took issue with attorney bill barr's summary, told him it failed to take the nature and stance. this is breaking at this hour. the reporter who broke that is out front. next, the debate over reparations, picking up steam in the democratic primary. mom, what's for din-ner? >>> cash payouts? >> no. >> here's one you guys will like. show me making it. oh! i got one. the best of amy poehler. amy, maybe we could use the voice remote to search for something that you're not in. show me parks and rec. from netflix to prime video to live tv, xfinity lets you find your favorites with the emmy award-winning x1 voice remote. show me the best of amy poehler, again. this time around... now that's simple, easy, awesome. experience the entertainment you love on x1. access netflix, prime video, youtube and more, all with the sound of your voice. click, call or visit a store today. . >>> breaking news, robert mueller, raised concerns to the attorney general to bill barr and he raised those concerns about the letter. remember the barr letter. right? and mueller said that the barr letter, it claims the
took issue with attorney bill barr's summary, told him it failed to take the nature and stance. this is breaking at this hour. the reporter who broke that is out front. next, the debate over reparations, picking up steam in the democratic primary. mom, what's for din-ner? >>> cash payouts? >> no. >> here's one you guys will like. show me making it. oh! i got one. the best of amy poehler. amy, maybe we could use the voice remote to search for something that you're not in....
The Rachel Maddow Show : MSNBCW : April 16, 2019 6:00pm-7:00pm PDT
author. then-assistant attorney general william p. barr. yeah. that guy. the same william p. barr who's the newly appointed attorney general of the united states under president trump. when he was assistant attorney general under george h.w. bush, when he was running the office of legal counsel at the justice department, he wrote and then tried to keep secret a very controversial legal opinion on this very controversial issue. i mean, the brand-new bush administration was contending with wave after wave of controversy and drama over this whole issue of panama, this was one of the big ways in that controversy, a legal opinion which came to light a week after this failed coup, right, a legal opinion they were trying to keep secret, which seems to imply that the u.s. now believes the ib could send in its agents to remove a foreign leader from power anywhere in the world on our own government's own say-so without consulting any foreign government about the fact they were going to do this. i mean, it was one thing for the president to be, you know, calling for uprisings in other countr
author. then-assistant attorney general william p. barr. yeah. that guy. the same william p. barr who's the newly appointed attorney general of the united states under president trump. when he was assistant attorney general under george h.w. bush, when he was running the office of legal counsel at the justice department, he wrote and then tried to keep secret a very controversial legal opinion on this very controversial issue. i mean, the brand-new bush administration was contending with wave...
The Rachel Maddow Show : MSNBCW : April 17, 2019 9:00pm-10:00pm PDT
appointed attorney general william barr, we apparently will not be getting some version of robert mueller's report from the justice department tomorrow morning. instead that will come later. what we're going to get in the morning is just more william barr talking about mueller without us having any access to what mueller's actually found. it was first announced by the president oddly on a random talk radio show where he was doing an interview, but soon thereafter there was an official justice department press release announcing that tomorrow morning 9:30 eastern time there will be a press conference led by attorney general william barr and deputy attorney general rod rosenstein. just the two of them, no robert mueller. it's worth pointing out at the outset that robert mueller will not be there at the press conference tomorrow because that's weird. the announced, the declared purpose of the press conference is to discuss robert mueller and his findings, so it's therefore a little weird that he's not invited. it's like a surprise birthday party where the surprise is you don't get to
appointed attorney general william barr, we apparently will not be getting some version of robert mueller's report from the justice department tomorrow morning. instead that will come later. what we're going to get in the morning is just more william barr talking about mueller without us having any access to what mueller's actually found. it was first announced by the president oddly on a random talk radio show where he was doing an interview, but soon thereafter there was an official justice...
The 11th Hour With Brian Williams : MSNBCW : April 4, 2019 1:00am-2:00am PDT
damaging for trump than barr revealed. one is standing by with detail. >>> plus democrats ask the irs for six years of the president's tax returns with a deadline of next wednesday. next wednesday. setting opbattle over some of donald trump's deepest secrets. house intel wants to interview a former confident of melania trump about it the trump inauguration. all off this on a busy wednesday night. night. >>> good evening once again from our nbc news head quarters in new york. i'm nicole wallace in for brian williams. day 804 of the trump administration and there's breaking news from the "new york times." stunning report the first window into how some of mueller's investigators feel about attorney barr's description of their 22-month endeavor says some of mueller's investigators claim their results are more damaging to the president than what's been revealed this far. one of the authors of tonight's piece joins us in a minute. he and his colleagues report some of the investigators quote have told asoegsziates that if attorney general william barr failed to adequately portray their f
damaging for trump than barr revealed. one is standing by with detail. >>> plus democrats ask the irs for six years of the president's tax returns with a deadline of next wednesday. next wednesday. setting opbattle over some of donald trump's deepest secrets. house intel wants to interview a former confident of melania trump about it the trump inauguration. all off this on a busy wednesday night. night. >>> good evening once again from our nbc news head quarters in new york....
MSNBC Live With Hallie Jackson : MSNBCW : April 18, 2019 7:00am-8:00am PDT
the bigger thing is going to be the substance. what does the mueller report say? how did barr reach the conclusions he reached. he was mixing a bunch of different things. he was saying first factually the president was frustrated so he didn't have corrupt intent for obstruction of justice. i'd like to know how the heck he knows since mueller didn't even interview president trump. that's one thing. the second is, it sounded like he was making a legal conclusion that there was no obstruction of justice because there was no underlying crime that was proved. now, that i think is a pretty dubious legal conclusion. i'd like to see the basis for that. it seems to me that's probably more of what was going on in this final barr determination and less about the facts just because barr didn't actually have the facts. >> there also is an underlying crime. it was robert mueller who sent the cohen cases to sdny where trump is in the hush money case. if you're the attorney general, you sit atop the highest department. if your special counsel found obstruction occurred, there is under investigation
the bigger thing is going to be the substance. what does the mueller report say? how did barr reach the conclusions he reached. he was mixing a bunch of different things. he was saying first factually the president was frustrated so he didn't have corrupt intent for obstruction of justice. i'd like to know how the heck he knows since mueller didn't even interview president trump. that's one thing. the second is, it sounded like he was making a legal conclusion that there was no obstruction of...
erin burnett "outfront" starts now. >>> taking controversial words and running wild. is barr covering for trump? the mueller report coming any day. >>> growing opposition to president trump's pick for the federal reserve, nancy pelosi saying it is one of the worst picks he could possibly make. and former governor from massachusetts taking on trump in the primary? bill weld is my guest. let's go "outfront." good evening, i am erin burnett. out front tonight, fueling the fire. bill barr giving president trump what he needs to push trump's unfounded claim the obama administration spied on his campaign. >> i think what he said was absolutely true, there was absolutely spying into my campaign. i'll go a step further, in my opinion it was illegal spying, unprecedented spying, and something that should never be allowed to happen in our country again. and i think his answer was actually a very accurate one. >> trump seizing on one word barr said again and again and again. spying. >> i think spying on a political campaign is a big deal. i think there was spying did occur. i think spyi
erin burnett "outfront" starts now. >>> taking controversial words and running wild. is barr covering for trump? the mueller report coming any day. >>> growing opposition to president trump's pick for the federal reserve, nancy pelosi saying it is one of the worst picks he could possibly make. and former governor from massachusetts taking on trump in the primary? bill weld is my guest. let's go "outfront." good evening, i am erin burnett. out front tonight,...
The Rachel Maddow Show : MSNBCW : April 3, 2019 9:00pm-10:00pm PDT
for trump than barr revealed." oh. who could have seen this coming? you mean to tell me when the newly installed trump attorney general decided to sit on the mueller report and not release to it anyone, not a single page, and instead the white house and congressional republicans and conservative media tried to claim total vindication for the president in mueller's report based just on attorney general barr's odd, vague characterization of what he says mueller concluded, which the ag then later said shouldn't even be taken as a summary of what mueller concluded. you mean to tell me that maybe the mueller report isn't as exactly as exciting and positive and exculpatory for the president as the trump administration and conservative media and congressional republicans would have you believe? really? who could have seen this coming? hope you've enjoyed your victory laps. here is the lead tonight in "the new york times." quote, some of robert mueller's investigators have told associates that attorney general william p. barr failed to adequately portray the findings of their inquiry and
for trump than barr revealed." oh. who could have seen this coming? you mean to tell me when the newly installed trump attorney general decided to sit on the mueller report and not release to it anyone, not a single page, and instead the white house and congressional republicans and conservative media tried to claim total vindication for the president in mueller's report based just on attorney general barr's odd, vague characterization of what he says mueller concluded, which the ag then...
New Day With Alisyn Camerota and John Berman : CNNW : April 18, 2019 4:00am-5:00am PDT
ameritrade. ♪ >>> barr is giving a press conference. >> he's a lackey and a sycophant. >> there had been discussions between justice department officials and white house lawyers about the substance of the report. >> we know this won't exonerate the president. they are obviously nervous >> mueller will stay under the radar. >> it would be a bad look for him to be part of the press conference. >> he will have a chance to speak. >> announcer: this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> good morning, everyone. welcome to your "new day." it is throwback thursday. john berman is off and chris cuomo joins me. did you accidentally set your alarm for a.m. instead of p.m.? >> i couldn't sleep. called j.b. and said, you want to take one off? he said, yeah, today's nothing >> it's great to have you here. anything is possible. it's a landmark day in american political history. in just hours, attorney general william barr's redacted version of the mueller report will be released to the public for the first time in two years. before that happens, attorney general william barr will hold a
ameritrade. ♪ >>> barr is giving a press conference. >> he's a lackey and a sycophant. >> there had been discussions between justice department officials and white house lawyers about the substance of the report. >> we know this won't exonerate the president. they are obviously nervous >> mueller will stay under the radar. >> it would be a bad look for him to be part of the press conference. >> he will have a chance to speak. >> announcer:...
Hardball With Chris Matthews : MSNBCW : April 17, 2019 4:00pm-5:00pm PDT
the president himself broke the news that general barr will hold a press conference to address the special counsel's report. the president announced the attorney general's press conference. think about that one. trump suggested he might hold one of his own. let's listen. >> this should never happen to a president or this country again, what took place. you will see a lot of very strong things come out tomorrow. attorney general barr is going to be giving a press conference. maybe i'll do one after that. we'll see. he's been a fantastic attorney general. he's grabbed it by the horn. >> here know what is the strong things are because he has been briefed. he has the guts in hand. the department of justice confirmed that attorney general barr will speak at 9:30 and will be accompanied by rod rosenstein. now we are learning that congress won't see the report until barr has wrapped up that press conference. the people the report was written for won't get to see it to put their spin on it. doj is informing us we will not see the report until around 11 or 12 tomorrow until after the press
the president himself broke the news that general barr will hold a press conference to address the special counsel's report. the president announced the attorney general's press conference. think about that one. trump suggested he might hold one of his own. let's listen. >> this should never happen to a president or this country again, what took place. you will see a lot of very strong things come out tomorrow. attorney general barr is going to be giving a press conference. maybe i'll do...
Deadline: White House : MSNBCW : April 10, 2019 1:00pm-2:00pm PDT
ag barr is donald trump's roy kohn, today it became clear he's more like his devin nunes. >> i think spying on a political campaign is a big deal. >> so you're not suggesting, though, that spying occurred? >> i don't -- well, i guess you could -- i think there was -- spying did occur. yes, i think spying did occur. >> well, let me -- >> the question is whether it was predicated -- adequately predicated and i'm not suggesting it wasn't adequately predicated but i need to explore that. it's my obligation. >> have you any evidence there's anything improper in the investigations? >> i have no specific evidence that i would cite right now, i have questions about it. >> given an opportunity to back down, barr stuck to his guns. >> do you want to rephrase what you're doing? because i think the word "spying" could cause everybody in the cable news ecosystem to freak out, and i think it's necessary for you to be precise with your language here. you normally are and i want to give you a chance to be precise here. >> i'm not sure of all the connotations of that word that you're referring to. bu
ag barr is donald trump's roy kohn, today it became clear he's more like his devin nunes. >> i think spying on a political campaign is a big deal. >> so you're not suggesting, though, that spying occurred? >> i don't -- well, i guess you could -- i think there was -- spying did occur. yes, i think spying did occur. >> well, let me -- >> the question is whether it was predicated -- adequately predicated and i'm not suggesting it wasn't adequately predicated but i...
Anderson Cooper 360 : CNNW : April 10, 2019 9:00pm-10:00pm PDT
. attorney general william barr says the fbi spied on the trump presidential campaign, his department is looking into it. his words, spying did occur. tonight, keeping him honest, given we know there was a duly approved counterintelligence probe under way at the time and there was russian interference in the campaign, what to those words really mean? are they his way of signaling he's merely ensuring all investigations are conducted properly or do they mean he's embracing the conspiracy theory of the origins of the russian probe? the answer matters because barr is the top law enforcement officer in the country and the person in that role is supposed to serve the country, not the president. he made a judgment call not to pursue an obstruction of justice case against president trump, the one who summarized robert mueller's report in a way that has drawn allegations from inside mueller's own team that he misrepresented their work. he's the one who ultimately decides what we get to see of that report and what we don't, and what congress gets to see and what they don't. his judgment matter
. attorney general william barr says the fbi spied on the trump presidential campaign, his department is looking into it. his words, spying did occur. tonight, keeping him honest, given we know there was a duly approved counterintelligence probe under way at the time and there was russian interference in the campaign, what to those words really mean? are they his way of signaling he's merely ensuring all investigations are conducted properly or do they mean he's embracing the conspiracy theory...
MTP Daily : MSNBCW : April 17, 2019 2:00pm-3:00pm PDT
report, we think. moments ago the justice department announced that bill barr will hold a press conference at 9:30 tomorrow morning on the release of the special counsel's report. separately, the president just said he might hold a press conference too. we actually heard about this first, i believe, from the president. as washington braces for this historic report, there are major concerns that mueller's findings have already been, in a word, corrupted and it's hard to see how more barr and more trump for the next 24 hours are somehow going to help things on that score. the president's attacks on the investigation have corrupted his supporters' trust of mueller. and the attorney general's actions these past few weeks have corrupted a lot of other people's trust in the public version of mueller's report that barr will be charged with releasing. barr is essentially the gate keeper of what we're going to see. in his short tenure, he's demonstrated a fierce loyalty to the president. he cleared mr. trump of obstruction when mueller would not. he backed the president's loaded claims t
report, we think. moments ago the justice department announced that bill barr will hold a press conference at 9:30 tomorrow morning on the release of the special counsel's report. separately, the president just said he might hold a press conference too. we actually heard about this first, i believe, from the president. as washington braces for this historic report, there are major concerns that mueller's findings have already been, in a word, corrupted and it's hard to see how more barr and...
The Beat With Ari Melber : MSNBCW : April 4, 2019 3:00pm-4:00pm PDT
mueller's team disagree with attorney general bill barr's efforts to, what they see, as downplay their evidence in key findings on trump. "the new york times" quoting second hand sources who say that mueller's investigators have strong evidence against trump and that barr was not totally accurate in his rush to release quotes and his own opinion in his now famous letters to congress. there may have been private disagreements during 22 months of the probe. if they're private, we still wouldn't know about them and rod rosenstein was in charge most of that period. we never really saw daylight between mueller's office and the doj during that time. today we're seeing a high stakes rift go public right after mueller turned in his report and before congress has seen any of it. in the spirit of thinking about where we're going, before i go into a few more of the details about why barr's approach is in question, is under fire, i want to you consider where we are in the time line on the substance. not the d.c. messaging. but on substance. bob mueller worked for almost two years, issuing 37 indic
mueller's team disagree with attorney general bill barr's efforts to, what they see, as downplay their evidence in key findings on trump. "the new york times" quoting second hand sources who say that mueller's investigators have strong evidence against trump and that barr was not totally accurate in his rush to release quotes and his own opinion in his now famous letters to congress. there may have been private disagreements during 22 months of the probe. if they're private, we still...
general barr said the report sets out evidence on both sides of the question op obstruction and leaves unresolved what the special counsel views as difficult issues of law and fact concerning whether the president's actions and intent could be viewed as obstruction. so it doesn't say there's evidence on both sides of the obstruction question. it sounds like there's evidence of conduct -- the defense can't be that he did it outloud and then the insulation be he did it outloud. their defense is he did it out loud, barr said we know much of it but on the other side of it will be question of law. what will that look like? >> this is the pre-game huddle, first of all, nicole. put our hands in the middle and affirm a couple things. let's avoid frames like bombshell, what's new. i knew that already that can't be reported because that was reported by the daily beast 16 weeks ago. we have to zoom back and look at what's happening at this moment in our democracy. special counsel is going to be issuing a report on the conduct of a presidential campaign, a candidate and a president ultimate
general barr said the report sets out evidence on both sides of the question op obstruction and leaves unresolved what the special counsel views as difficult issues of law and fact concerning whether the president's actions and intent could be viewed as obstruction. so it doesn't say there's evidence on both sides of the obstruction question. it sounds like there's evidence of conduct -- the defense can't be that he did it outloud and then the insulation be he did it outloud. their defense is...
" tonight a stunning claim from the attorney general bill barr. he said he thinks the obama administration spied on the trump campaign. >> i think spying on a political campaign is a big deal. >> you are not suggesting, though, that spying occurred? >> i don't -- well, i guess you could -- i think spying did occur. yes, i think spying did occur. >> okay. all that pausing and up, well, then the key word, i think, i think, i think. of course the problem of think is not the appropriate standard for the highest rasking law enforcement official in the united states, proof is the only acceptable term for such an incredible actation is to be leveled in public testimony to the american people. so when barr was asked directly, did he have proof? on what basis was he making this accusation of spying? here's what happened. >> i a him now asking what the basis is or the facts are that leads to you that thought? >> okay. i felt -- i am concerned about it and i was asked about whether there was any basis for it and i believe there is a basis for my concern. but i'm not going to discuss the basis. >> fel
" tonight a stunning claim from the attorney general bill barr. he said he thinks the obama administration spied on the trump campaign. >> i think spying on a political campaign is a big deal. >> you are not suggesting, though, that spying occurred? >> i don't -- well, i guess you could -- i think spying did occur. yes, i think spying did occur. >> okay. all that pausing and up, well, then the key word, i think, i think, i think. of course the problem of think is...
Deadline: White House : MSNBCW : April 4, 2019 1:00pm-2:00pm PDT
findings, accusing attorney general william barr of downplaying the damaging evidence against the president. from the "new york times" the first to report on the brewing conflict of interest, quote, some of robert mueller's have told associates that attorney general barr failed to adequately portray the findings of their inquiry, and they were more troubling for mr. trump than mr. barr indicated. that's according to government officials and others familiar with their frustrations. it adds, the special counsel's investigators had already written multiple summaries of the report and some team members believe that mr. barr should have included more of their material in the four-page letter he wrote on march 24th. laying out their main conclusions. new reporting in "the washington post" adds this about how mueller's team crafted their report and what was intended for public release, quote, the report was prepared so that the front matter from each section could have been released immediately or very quickly, the official said. it was done in a way that minimum redactions, if any, would have bee
findings, accusing attorney general william barr of downplaying the damaging evidence against the president. from the "new york times" the first to report on the brewing conflict of interest, quote, some of robert mueller's have told associates that attorney general barr failed to adequately portray the findings of their inquiry, and they were more troubling for mr. trump than mr. barr indicated. that's according to government officials and others familiar with their frustrations. it...
Anderson Cooper 360 : CNNW : April 11, 2019 5:00pm-6:00pm PDT
or trying to curry favor with president trump? the question is being asked tonight because of barr's most recent senate testimony and the way he characterized aspects of the fbi's russia counterintelligence investigation, specifically this. >> we want to make sure that during -- i think spying on a political campaign is a big deal. it's a big deal. >> so you're not -- you're not suggesting, though, that spying occurred? >> i don't -- well, i guess you could -- i think there is a spying did occur. yes, i think spying did occur. >> well, let me -- >> but the question is whether it was predicated, adequately predicated. and i'm not suggesting it wasn't adequately predicated, but i need to explore that. >> needs to explore that. a source familiar with the attorney general's thinking later told us he did not mean to use spying in the pejorative sense nor see it as red meat for anyone. still, as cnn's chris cillizza point out, he could have just as easily said surveillance approved by a fisa court instead of spying, because that's what it was. surveillance approved by a fisa court. remembe
or trying to curry favor with president trump? the question is being asked tonight because of barr's most recent senate testimony and the way he characterized aspects of the fbi's russia counterintelligence investigation, specifically this. >> we want to make sure that during -- i think spying on a political campaign is a big deal. it's a big deal. >> so you're not -- you're not suggesting, though, that spying occurred? >> i don't -- well, i guess you could -- i think there...
Hardball With Chris Matthews : MSNBCW : April 3, 2019 4:00pm-5:00pm PDT
general, william barr, but he insists he sees the full report without any compromises. >> are you willing to negotiate any middle ground in terms of redactions -- >> no. >> -- of the mueller -- you're not? >> no. the committee must see everything. >> according to the washington post, some democrats are more aggressive still, even more than nadler, calling for a showdown immediately. quote, many do not share nadler's patience and want the chairman to serve barr with a summons for the report right away. well, today's vote by judiciary democrats comes a day after attorney general barr missed the committee's deadline to deliver the full report. instead, barr has promised to release a partially redacted version to the public while congress is in recess later this month. we think midterm -- mid april sometime he's saying. barr is also set to deliver prescheduled testimony before the house appropriations committee next tuesday. it is unclear whether he'll answer questions about the special counsel report at all. i'm joined now by democratic congressman eric swalwell who sits on committee
general, william barr, but he insists he sees the full report without any compromises. >> are you willing to negotiate any middle ground in terms of redactions -- >> no. >> -- of the mueller -- you're not? >> no. the committee must see everything. >> according to the washington post, some democrats are more aggressive still, even more than nadler, calling for a showdown immediately. quote, many do not share nadler's patience and want the chairman to serve barr...
CNN Newsroom Live : CNNW : April 15, 2019 12:00am-1:00am PDT
barr is set to send a redacted version of that report to capitol hill as soon as this week. and barr has said that there are no plans for the white house to assert executive privilege over parts of that document. that's a process that could have led to more redactions being included. and the white house has maintained that it wants as much of the report as allowed by law to be released to the public. white house press secretary sarah sanders said sunday that she expects the report, which she has not yet read, to match barr's public summary of the document, which includes, according to barr, mueller's assessment that there was no evidence the campaign colluded with russia. take a listen. >> i don't think it is going to be damaging to the president because the entire purpose of the investigation was whether or not there was collusion. mueller was crystal clear in the fact that there was no collusion. >> reporter: that was sanders speaking on "fox news sunday." and the president heads to minnesota on monday for a tax day event as the white house and the rest of washington waits for the
barr is set to send a redacted version of that report to capitol hill as soon as this week. and barr has said that there are no plans for the white house to assert executive privilege over parts of that document. that's a process that could have led to more redactions being included. and the white house has maintained that it wants as much of the report as allowed by law to be released to the public. white house press secretary sarah sanders said sunday that she expects the report, which she...
outfront. good evening, i'm erin burnett. outfront, the breaking news bill barr won't release the mueller report until hours after he holds a press conference about the mueller report. hmm. this news breaking fl the from the chairman of the house judiciary chairman jerry nadler says barr helm him the report won't be handed until 11:00 a.m. tomorrow morning or noon. in that range, according to nadler that's what he says barr told him. the press conference will be held hours before that at 9:30 in the morning. so what in the world is barr taking questions about? as chairman nadler bluntly put it this is wrong. another important detail with the press conference we are told robert mueller and his team will not be there, according to mueller's suppose person. this comes as "the new york times" reports justice department officials have had numerous conversations with white house lawyers about the mueller report. and the conclusions made by the mueller team. those conversations -- they reported happened in just recent days. hoping the white house craft its response to the redacted report
outfront. good evening, i'm erin burnett. outfront, the breaking news bill barr won't release the mueller report until hours after he holds a press conference about the mueller report. hmm. this news breaking fl the from the chairman of the house judiciary chairman jerry nadler says barr helm him the report won't be handed until 11:00 a.m. tomorrow morning or noon. in that range, according to nadler that's what he says barr told him. the press conference will be held hours before that at 9:30...
Situation Room With Wolf Blitzer : CNNW : April 17, 2019 2:00pm-3:00pm PDT
justice department announced that william barr will hold a news conference on the mueller report tomorrow morning, and president trump suggests he may do the same thing as he launches a pre-emptive strike with a round of radio interviews and twitter rants. >>> more assange charges. new documents reveal an ongoing criminal investigation in the case of wikileaks founder julian assange. are prosecutors now looking into wikileaks' handling of democratic emails stolen by russia? >>> stonewalling. democrats are poised to subpoena the full mueller report and supporting evidence, but the trump administration is already stonewalling document demands in several investigations. how long can the standoff continue? >>> and found dead. the woman who was viewed as a threat to denver-area schools, including columbine, is found dead. now investigators are trying to learn if she had accomplices. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in the situation room. >>> breaking news. we're just hours away from the release of the mueller report, and the justice department says attorney general william barr will hold a ne
justice department announced that william barr will hold a news conference on the mueller report tomorrow morning, and president trump suggests he may do the same thing as he launches a pre-emptive strike with a round of radio interviews and twitter rants. >>> more assange charges. new documents reveal an ongoing criminal investigation in the case of wikileaks founder julian assange. are prosecutors now looking into wikileaks' handling of democratic emails stolen by russia?...
America's Newsroom With Bill Hemmer and Sandra Smith : FOXNEWSW : April 18, 2019 6:00am-9:00am PDT
from a news conference with the a.g. bill barr as we await the impending release of the redacted mueller report. good morning, i'm bill hemmer. got a cast of thousands for you today as we get ready for a significant day for our country and the world. >> sandra: good morning, everyone. i'm sandra smith. democrats crying foul accusing barr of trying to spin the report before congress and the public see it. some calling on the a.g. to cancel his news conference amid reports he has already briefed the white house. >> bill: we have gotten a few details. here is what we can expect today. the a.g. and deputy a.g. will brief at 9:30 eastern time. congress is delivered the report in cd form between 11:00 a.m. and noon eastern. the justice department then says it will allow some lawmakers to review a hard copy without certain redactions. then at some point after that the redacted report will be made available to the media and we'll all speed read. >> sandra: we have fox team coverage for you this morning. former independent counsel ken starr will join us moments if now but we begin with ca
from a news conference with the a.g. bill barr as we await the impending release of the redacted mueller report. good morning, i'm bill hemmer. got a cast of thousands for you today as we get ready for a significant day for our country and the world. >> sandra: good morning, everyone. i'm sandra smith. democrats crying foul accusing barr of trying to spin the report before congress and the public see it. some calling on the a.g. to cancel his news conference amid reports he has already...
The 11th Hour With Brian Williams : MSNBCW : April 11, 2019 8:00pm-9:00pm PDT
barr's spying comments as accurate and absolutely true. can't help but adding it was illegal and unprecedented. all of this as the president knows just days from now we'll all be reading about him in the mueller report. >>> james comey has weighed in on the attorney general. so has rod rosenstein. his new comments tonight on how the mueller report is being handled. >>> we got a rare glimpse of julian assange today. the problem for him is it came as he was arrested, dragged off to the slammer, indicted in london, and in this country, trump has now changed his tune on wikileaks. >>> and an exclusive in "the washington post" tonight about where the white house wanted to send the people coming in over the border as "the 11th hour" gets under way on a thursday night. >>> well, good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. day 812 of the trump administration. and as we await the release of the mueller report, days away, there are increasing questions about whether attorney general william barr sees the american people as his client or the president. after bar
barr's spying comments as accurate and absolutely true. can't help but adding it was illegal and unprecedented. all of this as the president knows just days from now we'll all be reading about him in the mueller report. >>> james comey has weighed in on the attorney general. so has rod rosenstein. his new comments tonight on how the mueller report is being handled. >>> we got a rare glimpse of julian assange today. the problem for him is it came as he was arrested, dragged...
general william barr will hold a press conference, this is before he releases the redacted version of the mueller report. >> we have new information. we just learned the top picks that the ad wants to talk about today as democrats are accusing barr of improperly trying to color mueller's findings before the public or lawmakers could read the mueller report. by definition he's doing just that. he isn't releasing the report but he wants to talk to us again about what he thinks matters. cnn's jessica schneider is live outside the justice department. so we have three areas to expect, what are they? >> reporter: that's exactly right. we just got that briefing from the department of justice spokesperson, carrie kupek, she's giving us a bit more information about what we can expect from the attorney general bill barr when he briefs the press at that 9:30 press conference. yesterday we knew he had given an overview of this report but now we are getting more specifics about what bill barr will address. first we know he will talk about executive privilege, whether or not it was invoked, whether
general william barr will hold a press conference, this is before he releases the redacted version of the mueller report. >> we have new information. we just learned the top picks that the ad wants to talk about today as democrats are accusing barr of improperly trying to color mueller's findings before the public or lawmakers could read the mueller report. by definition he's doing just that. he isn't releasing the report but he wants to talk to us again about what he thinks matters....
william barr and the justice department attempting to describe some thing that he wants us to all know about the mueller report while still releasing absolutely none of the report itself. trust me, just i will describe to you what you need to know about it. why do you need to see the thing? aren't i nice? don't you like me? i will tell you about the thing. trust me. today the fourth statement from barr's office characterizing the mueller report, and this came in the wake of this really important new reporting from "the new york times," which quickly followed by "the washington post," quickly followed by nbc news and then later into today by cnn. all of these news agencies now reporting that something apparently quiet serious has gone wrong between the special counsel's office and the attorney general, between the time when mueller handed in his report two weeks ago tomorrow and the time when barr started telling people what he wanted them to know about what he says is in that report. this time last night on the show, were just absorbing the breaking news from the first story on th
william barr and the justice department attempting to describe some thing that he wants us to all know about the mueller report while still releasing absolutely none of the report itself. trust me, just i will describe to you what you need to know about it. why do you need to see the thing? aren't i nice? don't you like me? i will tell you about the thing. trust me. today the fourth statement from barr's office characterizing the mueller report, and this came in the wake of this really...
, everyone. it is 4:00 in new york. within one week, attorney general william barr expects to release a redacted version of the mueller report to congress and to the public. but behind that headline, plenty of reason for democrats to be suspicious of barr's testimony before the house appropriations committee today. first, his refusal to say whether he has offered the white house a sneak peek of the report. and second, a line in the sand drawn by barr over releasing an unredacted copy of the report or any of the underlying evidence to congress. that standoff shaping up to be the next front in the fight between the trump doj and congress over transparency. here is barr today. >> did the white house see the report before you released your summarizing letter, has the white house seen it since then, have they be briefed on the contents beyond what was in your summarizing letter to the judiciary committee? >> i've said what i'm going to say about the report today. >> will we have the complete report or are you going to be selective as to what you give members of congress? >> you mea
, everyone. it is 4:00 in new york. within one week, attorney general william barr expects to release a redacted version of the mueller report to congress and to the public. but behind that headline, plenty of reason for democrats to be suspicious of barr's testimony before the house appropriations committee today. first, his refusal to say whether he has offered the white house a sneak peek of the report. and second, a line in the sand drawn by barr over releasing an unredacted copy of the...
CNN Newsroom with Poppy Harlow and Jim Sciutto : CNNW : April 9, 2019 6:00am-7:00am PDT
. thank you very much. >> thank you, alisyn. >>> attorney general bill barr's testimony begins in moments. "cnn newsroom" has live coverage now. >>> good morning to you, it's a big morning, lots of news today, we will bring it to you, i'm js. >> and i'm mooem. we are just minutes away from attorney general bill barr facing lawmakers on capitol hill. it will be his first face-to-face testimony with those lawmakers since he took the nearly 400-page mueller report and boiled it down to a four-page summary. democrats plan to gill him over that summary while barr plans to talk about the justice department's nearly $30 billion budget. that is because this hearing was a preplanned one meant to be about the budget, but don't go anywhere because you know there will be all sorts of questions asked about mueller's findings. >> barr is not the only trump cabinet member on the hill today. steve mnuchin testifying before two committees. democrats expected to question him about the president's tax returns, other ethics issues, still up in the air, we are just about 30 minutes away from the attor
. thank you very much. >> thank you, alisyn. >>> attorney general bill barr's testimony begins in moments. "cnn newsroom" has live coverage now. >>> good morning to you, it's a big morning, lots of news today, we will bring it to you, i'm js. >> and i'm mooem. we are just minutes away from attorney general bill barr facing lawmakers on capitol hill. it will be his first face-to-face testimony with those lawmakers since he took the nearly 400-page mueller...
an election. >>> and in the u.s. william barr heads to capitol hill to testify and perhaps answer more questions -- or not. >> there are huge unanswered questions after his first day of testimony. most of all, has he been speaking to the white house about the contents of the mueller report. the attorney general opened the door wide open to the possibility that the president and his lawyers already know more information inside the report, damning or otherwise, than congress and the public. lawmakers will have a redacted version of the mueller report within days, but congress wants more. promising to issue a subpoena for the full version, no blackouts at all. meanwhile today is the deadline for the irs to give congress the president's tax returns they will almost definitely ignore the deadline. the treasury secretary sparred with democrats over the release and revealed that treasury lawyers have been coordinating with the white house on this matter. the hearing with the treasury secretary was notable for a remarkably tense argument between the secretary and the chair about the heari
an election. >>> and in the u.s. william barr heads to capitol hill to testify and perhaps answer more questions -- or not. >> there are huge unanswered questions after his first day of testimony. most of all, has he been speaking to the white house about the contents of the mueller report. the attorney general opened the door wide open to the possibility that the president and his lawyers already know more information inside the report, damning or otherwise, than congress and...
MSNBC Live With Craig Melvin : MSNBCW : April 18, 2019 8:00am-9:01am PDT
was being represented by barr and others. these were summaries that were ready weeks ago when barr first made his first run through pulling i think just 44 words or sentence fragments. we have never seen a complete sentence as crafted by robert mueller's team. it's been 22 months of an investigation and now i think more than three weeks of barr's spin on that investigation without a single complete sentence. as you said, there were summaries ready to go. there's also -- i'm told to look for around the known flashpoints in the obstruction of justice investigation. some sort of narrative representation or depiction in chronological order of those flash points and the possibility that mueller -- the difference between the newspaper reporting around those flash points and what mueller found is that mueller had access to all of the witnesses that came in. i guess a question is if they prepared a rebutal to obstruction, who are they rebutting? all the opponents were his west wing advisors. it was his white house communications director hope hicks. if they put out a rebutal, who are they
was being represented by barr and others. these were summaries that were ready weeks ago when barr first made his first run through pulling i think just 44 words or sentence fragments. we have never seen a complete sentence as crafted by robert mueller's team. it's been 22 months of an investigation and now i think more than three weeks of barr's spin on that investigation without a single complete sentence. as you said, there were summaries ready to go. there's also -- i'm told to look for...
MSNBC Live With Ali Velshi : MSNBCW : April 18, 2019 12:00pm-1:00pm PDT
means for anyone in the justice department. so the way that barr went out and said that it left it to him to make the decision, it seems that we are now at a point in the story where, on a minimum, obstruction, barr and mueller disagree. >> i think that is absolutely right. barr made clear in his press conference that he disagreed with some of mueller's legal theories. he didn't say what. mueller, in this report, very, i think, you know, pretty persuasively takes apart the argument that bill barr made in that 19-page mem ro he wrote before he was attorney general. it wouldn't be a crime if a president takes an act under authority for corrupt purpose. mueller's office concludes otherwise in the report. i think the way to read this report, when you take the introduction to the obstruction section, where as he says, they lay out why they're not making a determination, you have to then look at each of the ten acts they investigated. what he does, he goes through each one and lays out the elements. lays out the evidence, the analysis, and is leaving it to someone else to determine whether
means for anyone in the justice department. so the way that barr went out and said that it left it to him to make the decision, it seems that we are now at a point in the story where, on a minimum, obstruction, barr and mueller disagree. >> i think that is absolutely right. barr made clear in his press conference that he disagreed with some of mueller's legal theories. he didn't say what. mueller, in this report, very, i think, you know, pretty persuasively takes apart the argument that...
Your World With Neil Cavuto : FOXNEWSW : April 9, 2019 1:00pm-2:00pm PDT
the information in the report as i can consistent with the law. >> attorney general william barr getting grilled as democrats continue to demand the full release of the mueller report. will they get it? we're on it. welcome. i'm sandra smith in for neil cavuto, this is "your world." catherine herridge is in washington where this battle is just beginning. >> it is, sandra. the attorney general testified that he's bound by the law regulations and established practice at the justice department and to that end, garage jury material, classified information, ongoing investigations and the privacy of individuals not charged will be publicly withheld. each category he said will have a clear code and notes of explanation. >> we will color code the excisions from the report, and we will provide explanatory notes describing the basis for each redaction. >> while democrats want the full report as soon as possible, some complain barr moved too quickly releasing a four-page letter documenting mueller's conclusion. >> it's extraordinary to evaluate hundreds of pages of evidence, legal documents
the information in the report as i can consistent with the law. >> attorney general william barr getting grilled as democrats continue to demand the full release of the mueller report. will they get it? we're on it. welcome. i'm sandra smith in for neil cavuto, this is "your world." catherine herridge is in washington where this battle is just beginning. >> it is, sandra. the attorney general testified that he's bound by the law regulations and established practice at the...
The 11th Hour With Brian Williams : MSNBCW : April 17, 2019 11:00pm-12:00am PDT
news tonight, the attorney general bill barr will hold a press conference 9:30 eastern time tomorrow morning to talk about the mueller report before anyone hat seen the mueller report.re fevered speculation tonight as we appear to be inside the 12-hour window prior to its release. >>> democrats are saying it's telling that mueller won't be alongside his long time friend the attorney general tomorrow. we may in fact hear from the president before the report is out. both sides tonight conceding it will likely contain information damaging to the president. the big question this evening how much will be blacked out, how much will we learn, and what will be talking about by this il time tomorrow night? as "the 11th hour" gets under way on a wednesday evening, the eve of the mueller report. >>> well, good evening once again from our nbc news ll headquarters here in new york. day 818 of this trump administration. the eve as we said of the long awaited release of at least the edited or redacted version of the mueller report, the result of 22 months worth of work, 22 months worth of
news tonight, the attorney general bill barr will hold a press conference 9:30 eastern time tomorrow morning to talk about the mueller report before anyone hat seen the mueller report.re fevered speculation tonight as we appear to be inside the 12-hour window prior to its release. >>> democrats are saying it's telling that mueller won't be alongside his long time friend the attorney general tomorrow. we may in fact hear from the president before the report is out. both sides tonight...
The Late Show With Stephen Colbert : KPIX : April 18, 2019 11:35pm-12:37am PDT
dying kit: mueller report edition. this festive kit contains the same colors william barr used! so you can redact your own copy of the mueller report. >> i'm dying the details of an ongoing investigation. >> i'm dying top secret intelligence information. >> i'm dying embarrassing information about sleeping with a porn star. ( laughter ) >> so hop on down the bunny trail today! and pick up the paas' document dying kit: mueller report edition. available whenever william barr says it is! >> announcer: it's "the late show" with stephen colbert! tonight, barr, he blows tonight, the man who wrote the rules for the special counsel, neal katyal. plus stephen welcomes samantha bee! and musical guest cage the elephant. featuring jon batiste and "stay human." and now, live on tape in the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert!( nd) >> stephen: thank you! please, have a seat! thank you so much! i tell you one thing, jon, you know what has not been redacted? >> jon: what's that? >> stephen: my love for these people. it's out there. ( cheers and applause ) welcome to "the late sh
dying kit: mueller report edition. this festive kit contains the same colors william barr used! so you can redact your own copy of the mueller report. >> i'm dying the details of an ongoing investigation. >> i'm dying top secret intelligence information. >> i'm dying embarrassing information about sleeping with a porn star. ( laughter ) >> so hop on down the bunny trail today! and pick up the paas' document dying kit: mueller report edition. available whenever william...
the report coming out. as barr said this morning his personal counsel got a smek peek knows what was going to be in the redacted version. but a lot of times it depends on the coverage of an event is that shapes the president's mood. and one of the major themes emerging from today was this narrative in in report that essentially the people who have surrounded the president for the three years two and a half years he has been in office were trying to keep the president from carrying out the orders that he wanted carried out. including derailing the mueller investigation. one of the main figures and see with don mcgahn when it was reported the president tried to get mcgahn to fire mueller refused. and when the president wanted him to deny the president tried to get him to do that said he wouldn't because it was accurate. and it was an event reflective of what had actually transpired. now the president does not like in narrative that he is being managed by staff. and that's essentially what this mueller report today paints that picture. that's the emerging narrative out of here. so that'
the report coming out. as barr said this morning his personal counsel got a smek peek knows what was going to be in the redacted version. but a lot of times it depends on the coverage of an event is that shapes the president's mood. and one of the major themes emerging from today was this narrative in in report that essentially the people who have surrounded the president for the three years two and a half years he has been in office were trying to keep the president from carrying out the...
MSNBC Live With Stephanie Ruhle : MSNBCW : April 18, 2019 6:00am-7:00am PDT
william barr, the opening act in a day-long drama that's going to include the unveiling of the long awaited redacted edited mueller report. the report will be released to congress and the public at some time after this morning's news conference. there's the now familiar auditorium at the department of justice. we're told it will run about 400 pages again with redactions. once it is out, we are expecting to get our most detailed look at the president's actions behind closed doors. and whether they support his repeated claims that there was no collusion, no obstruction. i am joined here in our studio by nicole wallace, a former white house communications director and the white house of bush 43. the host of deadline white house. she's joined by a former acting solicitor general during the obama administration. also happens to be a veteran of the justice department where he drafted the special counsel regulations under which mueller was appointed. we want to begin with julia angs anxio ainsley. tell us what you can. >> in a half hour we'll hear from the deputy attorney general. they'll
william barr, the opening act in a day-long drama that's going to include the unveiling of the long awaited redacted edited mueller report. the report will be released to congress and the public at some time after this morning's news conference. there's the now familiar auditorium at the department of justice. we're told it will run about 400 pages again with redactions. once it is out, we are expecting to get our most detailed look at the president's actions behind closed doors. and whether...
Andrew Yang: CNN Presidential Town Hall : CNNW : April 14, 2019 5:00pm-6:00pm PDT
post that they got from barr's letter a couple of weeks ago. so they're doing that. one of the things that he told me and you all talked to your sources at the white house and justice department so i'd be curious to see what you think of this. what he said is that barr, as far as they know, has not been in touch with and in consultation with, that's a better word. barr has not been in consultation with white house counsel about the possibility of executive privilege, meaning any of those redactions that we expect to come because of executive privilege. so what he said is maybe there won't be a lot of redactions by executive privilege or perhaps barr will use his judgment as to what he thinks would or should be protected for executive privilege. >>. >> right. because he said he doesn't have plans to redact on executive privilege and withhold information. and he also said in that letter that he doesn't plan on consult with the white house because the president had deferred to him. but that will be key, evan. the redactions. how much is redacted, and why? >> no, absolutely. look, i think
post that they got from barr's letter a couple of weeks ago. so they're doing that. one of the things that he told me and you all talked to your sources at the white house and justice department so i'd be curious to see what you think of this. what he said is that barr, as far as they know, has not been in touch with and in consultation with, that's a better word. barr has not been in consultation with white house counsel about the possibility of executive privilege, meaning any of those...
tonight to washington, trump attorney general bill barr has for the first time named a day he will release his redacted mueller report. that day is thursday, and we're told that in an announcement today. it comes after barr testified he was on pace to release the mueller report this week. and today the justice department says they have this planned. it is plan so they could move again. but the timing is notable because barr is picking when to release his redacted version of this obviously very anticipated report. now it could be a monday to start the week. it could be a friday or the weekend, like some of his memorable letters. it could be good friday. that hits this week. and i'm here to tell you tonight, barr is pretty close because he's told the world for the first time today that of all the days that could begin if multi-day process of reading and reacting to this redacted report, the attorney general has picked the eve of good friday and passover, which could be a sign that barr wants to use this process to try to play down the report heading into a friday holiday weekend rath
tonight to washington, trump attorney general bill barr has for the first time named a day he will release his redacted mueller report. that day is thursday, and we're told that in an announcement today. it comes after barr testified he was on pace to release the mueller report this week. and today the justice department says they have this planned. it is plan so they could move again. but the timing is notable because barr is picking when to release his redacted version of this obviously very...
mueller told william barr that the depiction of his findings failed to capture context, nature and substance of his probe. expressed his concerns in a letter to william barr after he summarized the principal conclusions. that's what many of us thought the guy did not translate well. he made no effort to translate and suppressed the mueller report. >> of course he did. he works for donald trump. what i find interesting in the polling that showed that the mueller report didn't change the vast majority of voters's minds. >> that was barr's idea. >> that was his idea, but to ed's point, you are talking about a president who is stuck at 46%. i don't know how you get reelected consistently at 46%. >> people lie to pollsters. let me go to this story. a lot of people thought you are just reporting that barr failed to translate the reality of the mueller report. >> that's correct. my colleagues at "the washington post" that covers the department of justice are reporting tonight that in that president between when the attorney general released his summary and the release of the full report b
mueller told william barr that the depiction of his findings failed to capture context, nature and substance of his probe. expressed his concerns in a letter to william barr after he summarized the principal conclusions. that's what many of us thought the guy did not translate well. he made no effort to translate and suppressed the mueller report. >> of course he did. he works for donald trump. what i find interesting in the polling that showed that the mueller report didn't change the...
Situation Room With Wolf Blitzer : CNNW : April 9, 2019 2:00pm-3:00pm PDT
, breaking news. no-holds-barr no-holds-barred. a showdown over the mueller report, after a top house democrat says he'll issue a subpoena for the full unscrubbed mueller report, after attorney general william barr says he'll release a redacted color-coded version within a week. >>> blaming obama. president trump denies his administration is planning to resume the separation of parents and children in the southern border and he's blaming former president obama for the separations and the chain link, the enclosures, which he calls cages. >>> tax return showdown. steve mnuchin tells congress his agency consulted with but did not take direction from the white house on president trump's tax returns. democrats call that troubling. they've demanded six years of tax returns by tomorrow! >>> and spy tools. a closer look at the electronic devices possessed by the chinese woman arrested at the president's mar-a-lago resort. what could she have done with those tools? we'll ask an expert on high-tech spying. i'm wolf blitzer, you're in "the situation room". >> this is cnn breaking news. >> breaki
, breaking news. no-holds-barr no-holds-barred. a showdown over the mueller report, after a top house democrat says he'll issue a subpoena for the full unscrubbed mueller report, after attorney general william barr says he'll release a redacted color-coded version within a week. >>> blaming obama. president trump denies his administration is planning to resume the separation of parents and children in the southern border and he's blaming former president obama for the separations and...
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than what the doj determines it needs to make a criminal charge. david: attorney general barr says we disagreed with some of had,heories robert mueller but they did not find corrupt intent. he laid out evidence for the president, saying incorporated, he provided witnesses and documents. even as congress is not bound by initialn't that an argument to congress saying you cannot make it stick? christian: yes. i agree with that. it is a very complicated question and intent is only part of it. pointed out, there were several instances highlighted in the report where the president did try to influence the investigation and the special counsel's office said that. they include asking the attorney himself, ton recuse limit the scope of the investigation, to fire robert mueller, to influence michael cohen's cooperation, and the analysis of whether that becomes a crime is very complicated. david: you just said the president tried repeatedly to interfere with the investigation but the people around him would not go along with it. they would not do what he told them to do. anna: -- christian: that
than what the doj determines it needs to make a criminal charge. david: attorney general barr says we disagreed with some of had,heories robert mueller but they did not find corrupt intent. he laid out evidence for the president, saying incorporated, he provided witnesses and documents. even as congress is not bound by initialn't that an argument to congress saying you cannot make it stick? christian: yes. i agree with that. it is a very complicated question and intent is only part of it....
here. he has begun to sound a sort of alarm. he says barr has been deeply troubling in the way he has handled at least the obstruction issue. neal katyal is here, and we're actually debuting a new special that will be appearing on "the beat." i'll tell you about what and why we're excited about that, later in the show. then there is this bombshell whistle-blower who says the trump administration has actually mishandled at least 25 different security clearances, all raising questions about national security and jared kushner, who has been in a lot of hot water over clearances. >>> we begin with this fastball from jerry nadler, anticipating that mr. barr over at doj will not meet the democrats' deadline set for tomorrow to release this entire mueller report. barr has said a redacted version is coming this month, or starting today, i should say. nadler said a vote for wednesday that would move forward to subpoena the whole thing and any other related evidence that mueller gathered and documents from five former trump white house officials. now they're making explicit one issue on his
here. he has begun to sound a sort of alarm. he says barr has been deeply troubling in the way he has handled at least the obstruction issue. neal katyal is here, and we're actually debuting a new special that will be appearing on "the beat." i'll tell you about what and why we're excited about that, later in the show. then there is this bombshell whistle-blower who says the trump administration has actually mishandled at least 25 different security clearances, all raising questions...
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damaging for president trump than attorney general bill barr let on. the times says some of the investigators told close associates that bill barr didn't adequately capture the findings of the nearly two-year-long probe in the four-page summary to congress. investigators are concerned that americans' views of the investigation have hardened already before they have seen the report. >> new this morning a moment the president avoided for years. house democrats put in a formal request to the irs for six years of the president's personal and business tax returns. this is more than a normal please may we have them congressional request. there is a law in place that requires the irs to turn over tax returns if requested by certain committees. in a letter to the irs obtained by cnn richard neil demanded returns from 2013 through 2018. the president responded that he's not inclined to comply until he is no longer under audit which in and of itself is a claim that's never been confirmed. we are going to begin with the "new york times" report on robert mueller and the mueller team. joinin
damaging for president trump than attorney general bill barr let on. the times says some of the investigators told close associates that bill barr didn't adequately capture the findings of the nearly two-year-long probe in the four-page summary to congress. investigators are concerned that americans' views of the investigation have hardened already before they have seen the report. >> new this morning a moment the president avoided for years. house democrats put in a formal request to...
CNN Tonight With Don Lemon : CNNW : April 5, 2019 8:00pm-9:00pm PDT
>>> this is cnn tonight. i am don lemon. as pressure mounts as attorney general barr's handling of the report, he is scheduled to testify on capitol hill next week about the budget but likely will face questions about the mueller report. don't forget they're demanding he release the full report without redactions. and jeremy nadler is vowing to issue it if barr doesn't cooperate. he's also turning up the heat, demanding the justice department turn over communications between barr and mueller. so far he says he'll release a redacted version by the middle of this month and that clock is surely ticking. but some of mueller's investigators who kept quiet about their work for two years are starting to express frustrations. several of them are unhappy of barr's handling and how their findings were summarized. sources say they believe their find rgz more damaging president trump than the attorney general has let on. there's lots to discuss. good evening to all of you. thank you for joining us. mueller's team are saying that barr didn't accurately characterize their case in his four-page l
>>> this is cnn tonight. i am don lemon. as pressure mounts as attorney general barr's handling of the report, he is scheduled to testify on capitol hill next week about the budget but likely will face questions about the mueller report. don't forget they're demanding he release the full report without redactions. and jeremy nadler is vowing to issue it if barr doesn't cooperate. he's also turning up the heat, demanding the justice department turn over communications between barr and...
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' request for the president's taxes? is that legal? >>> also, a scoop on mr. barr. if he seemed calm in the chair the last two days it's because he knows exactly what he's doing. he has been there before. the proof of past maneuvers. the real battle has begun between this president and the rule of law. let's get after it. >>> well, the president could not have said it better himself. listen to this. >> spying on a political campaign is a big deal. i think there was -- spying did occur. >> thinks. the attorney general using the lingo of the deep state coup today on the hill. sending democrats into a new tailspin. >> the chief law enforcement officer of our country is going off the rails. he is the attorney general of the united states of america, not the attorney general of donald trump. >> one pushback. he's not going off the rails. he is exactly on the right track that he wants to be on as the president has directed him. now, barr later attempted to clarify, saying he's not suggesting there was improper spying, which, by the way, is an oxy moron. he says the government may not have
' request for the president's taxes? is that legal? >>> also, a scoop on mr. barr. if he seemed calm in the chair the last two days it's because he knows exactly what he's doing. he has been there before. the proof of past maneuvers. the real battle has begun between this president and the rule of law. let's get after it. >>> well, the president could not have said it better himself. listen to this. >> spying on a political campaign is a big deal. i think there was --...
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trump administration. we heard from attorney general william barr for the first time since the mueller investigation wrapped up. as expected he took a pass on some questions entirely and hijd on others. but he talked about the process of removing sensitive information from the report during releasing it to the public. >> we will color code the excision from the report and we will provide explanatory snoets describing the base it for each redaction. this process is going along very well and my original timetable of being able to release this by mid april stands, within a week. i'll be in a position to release the report to the public. >> interesting. barr added he would engage the chairs of both the house and senate judiciary committees about any requests they may have. barr told lawmakers he is redacting grand jury material, information that could compromise intelligence sources, ongoing investigations and material that could violate privacy of people not charged. democrats peppered barr with questions concerning the report. >> the letter of the 24th you mr. mueller's office did not re
trump administration. we heard from attorney general william barr for the first time since the mueller investigation wrapped up. as expected he took a pass on some questions entirely and hijd on others. but he talked about the process of removing sensitive information from the report during releasing it to the public. >> we will color code the excision from the report and we will provide explanatory snoets describing the base it for each redaction. this process is going along very well...

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So if you could get into a time machine and witness any baseball moment in history, what would yours be?
I would want to see Roger Maris' 61st homerun in 1961.
Let's face it – we all love the long ball. The homerun record is one of the most revered in all of sports. It's easy to understand what it means. It's the most exciting play in baseball.
Babe Ruth was the benchmark for the homerun. And when Roger Maris broke his single-season HR record in 1961, it was truly one of baseball's greatest moments. The 27-year-old outfielder set the record in the fourth inning of the final regular-season game of 1961 to break Ruth's single-season home run record set in 1927.
Maris' record stood until Mark McGwire hit 70 in 1998.
Maris' 61 in 1961 a moment I would have loved to witness.
As for Babe Ruth's called shot in Game #3 of the 1932 World Series vs. the Cubs, I'm not putting that high on my priority list.
There are lots of questions surrounding that day. Did Ruth really point to the bleachers or was he pointing at the pitcher (Charlie Root) that threw inside to him on the pitch before?
Ruth's story changed so much during that time while Root denied that Ruth ever pointed at the stands so it's hard to say what really happened.
It's one of those things that's almost urban legend at this point.
The problem is – even if you were at Game #3 of the 1932 World Series, you wouldn't have known what was happening. You couldn't hear what Ruth was saying. For all you know, you might not even have been aware he was pointing in the first place.
That's why the "Called Shot" isn't #1 on my list. You wouldn't even have known it was an historical moment until years after the fact.


In the Dry Zone of Myanmar, variability in water resources and insufficient capacity to manage that variability is one of the main causes of food insecurity. Seasonal water scarcity is widely acknowledged to be a key constraint to livelihoods and peoples' wellbeing. This paper describes analyses conducted as a contribution to a detailed water resource assessment of the Dry Zone of Myanmar, which sought to provide information on current water availability and its use in agriculture. A key unknown is the area of dry season irrigation. The paper describes an attempt to estimate the actual area irrigated during the dry seasons (2011-2012) and to determine effective irrigation volumes by differentiating actual evapotranspiration (ET) in irrigated and rain-fed areas. The results indicate that 256,578 ha were irrigated. This contrasts with the total irrigable area of 344,257 ha as stated by the Irrigation Department (ID), the JICA estimate of 382,110 ha, and the FAO estimate of total irrigated area of 685,246 ha. ET in rain-fed and irrigated areas in conjunction with potential evapotranspiration (PET) were compared between three different areas located in the north, the center and the south of the Dry Zone. Actual water volume utilized by crops is much smaller than the volume of water diverted for irrigation, suggesting significant scope for improving irrigation efficiency.
Douangsavanh, Somphasith; McCartney, Matthew; Lacombe, Guillaume. 2014. Mapping irrigated areas in the dry zone of Myanmar by differentiating evapotranspiration from irrigated and rain-fed areas [Abstract only] In NARO/Hokkaido Agricultural Research Center. Agro-environmental Research Division. Proceedings of International Symposium on Agricultural Meteorology [ISAM], Hokkaido, Japan, 17-21 March 2014. Hokkaido, Japan: NARO/Hokkaido Agricultural Research Center. Agro-environmental Research Division. pp.179.


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