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Patrouille de France Mather Field- Sacramento
by Mantegani · April 27, 2017
The Patrouille de France flight demonstration team is currently flying a North American tour in honor of the one hundredth anniversary of the United States entering World War I. They are the oldest flight demonstration team in the world with their first performance taking place in 1931. The team uses eight Dassault-Breguet/Dornier Alpha Jets with red, white and blue smoke generators. Their appearance here at Mather Field in Sacramento is the only show scheduled on the West Coast.
The schedule included two T-38 Talons from Beale AFB and the Airbus A400M Atlas transport from the French Air Force, with the Patrouille de France as the stars. The static aircraft included two C-130 Hercules, a UH-60 Blackhawk, a T-39 Sabreliner, and a World War II Yak. After the A400M finished its routine, it was also opened up to the public.
The show started with the French National Anthem as the A400M Atlas taxied out on the runway followed by the United States National Anthem with the two T-38 Talons passing in review. Then the A400M launched into a steep climb to do a short demonstration of its capabilities. It was the first demonstration of the A400M in the western United States. It is a surprisingly quiet aircraft in all aspects of flight.
Following the tactical landing of the A400M the Alpha jets took to the sky. A spectacular performance kept all eyes skyward. In one maneuver called the DNA, two four-ship arrowhead formations flew intertwining rolls to make a double helix in the sky. The performance continued with various formations including six aircraft forming a "V" formation to paint an American flag in the sky using the red, white, and blue smoke, a great tribute to America. Constant formation changes and smoke patterns created a wonderful show for the crowd. The aerial ballet and precision flying wowed the spectators the entire time.
At 6:15 the team was scheduled to fly over San Francisco to take some pictures of the formation with the Golden Gate Bridge. After making several passes behind the A400M over the Golden Gate Bridge, the team broke off and flew a few passes with their spare aircraft taking photos. It was quite an impressive sight to see, and the overcast skies made for a dramatic background for the red, white and blue smoke.
Thank you to the Patrouille de France for a superb demonstration!
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Cities are entering what Eden Prairie recreation supervisor Bob Lanzi likes to call Phase 2 of the fever, as parks and recreation departments move from retrofitting gyms or tennis courts for pickleball to building permanent facilities actually designed for the game.
The sound of pickleball is impossible to ignore.
It's different from the rounded pop of a tennis ball, or the elastic thud of a racquetball as it hits the wall. Instead, it's the sound of a Wiffle ball and paddle coming together, a collision of plastic: whack, whip, whop.
It's a sound reverberating across the west metro, where suburbs are hurrying to meet the growing and vocal demand for more outdoor pickleball courts.
Officials in Bloomington, Minnetonka and Eden Prairie recently approved construction of eight new pickleball courts at local parks, and Hopkins is adding five courts at Central Park. The outdoor courts are expected to open this summer, city officials say.
City officials, who long have heard the clamor for more courts, are confident that if they build them, players will come.
"We don't want to run that far playing tennis. … It's something we can do way into our 80s." Pickleball instructor Catherine Turner. Above, Jack Silgen and Maggie Bee, of Minnetonka, play three times a week.
Pickleball is an amalgam of established racquet sports, with an entirely unique scoring system and set of rules. The paddle is rectangular, and the ball, though plastic, bounces in play. Courts are small, separated by a net striped with different areas of play, including non-volley zones on each side.
Games are usually played to 11 points, although some larger groups play to 7 to speed up player rotations. Like tennis, the ball is served to the other side, and players volley back and forth until one side wins the point.
Pickleball is particularly popular among older adults. About 75 percent of regular players are 55 and up, according to the USA Pickleball Association. Many of them made the switch to pickleball from tennis or racquetball, which require more stamina and often run a higher risk of injury.
Pickleball players can remain active for years with little risk of injury, said Catherine Turner, a local pickleball instructor.
The game's growing popularity seems to correlate with the state's aging population. The number of adults 65 and older, often defined as seniors, is expected to nearly double between 2010 and 2030, according to Minnesota Compass, a nonprofit that tracks state trends. Hennepin County is aging faster than most counties and is expected to have more than 240,000 seniors by 2030 (the number was about 135,000 in 2010).
Turner first heard that pickleball sound three years ago while she was teaching a Zumba class at a community center.
Although the response of the suburbs to the demand for pickleball courts has recently accelerated, the popularity of the sport is nothing new.
It dates back to 1965, when Joel Pritchard, a Seattle native who went on to serve in Congress, improvised the game with some friends. According to Pritchard's wife, they named it after the "pickle boat," the last fishing boat to return with a catch hauled in by a crew assembled from leftover rowers. Similarly, pickleball players rotate through multiple rounds.
They show up at tournaments by the hundreds; Arizona and Florida, both of which have significant senior populations, are international hotbeds.
The communal devotion to the sport has assumed the form of a cult following, like Grateful Dead fans bonding over their favorite bootleg recordings. Players call themselves pickleball nuts, even addicts. Once you play, they say, you won't be able to stop.
The Eden Prairie Community Center offers pickleball three times a day along with drill sessions and clinics, Lanzi said. He said the game is played by people from ages 7 to 77.
The Southwest Metro Pickleball Club had a lot to do with the growth in new courts, Gallaher said, with dozens of members lobbying city officials and showing up at council meetings.
Hopkins is spending about $262,000 on its five courts, while Minnetonka has a $410,000 budget for its eight courts. Eden Prairie's new facility will be part of a $426,000 renovation of Staring Lake Park, which includes renovation of its tennis and basketball courts.
Jay Lotthammer, Eden Prairie's Parks and Recreation director, said the new courts are a "significant investment" by the city. He expects them to be heavily used this summer.
On a recent afternoon, dozens of pickleball players, paddles in hand, rushed the two courts at the Hopkins Activity Center for their chance to play.
Most were seniors or retirees who had the time to play for a couple hours during the middle of the day. They sat in a row against the wall, waiting for their turn as others teamed up for doubles games.
Barb Horgen, 67, learned the game in 2011. She has played ever since, even as joint disorders and other medical issues led her to don knee braces. When she broke her foot and hip a few years ago, she showed up to play in a wheelchair.
Pickleball is a fun way to socialize as well as exercise, she said. She is the Hopkins Center's de facto "PPP" — Pickleball Party Planner — who organizes picnics, birthday celebrations and gatherings at the nearby Wild Boar Bar and Grill.
But Horgen does employ one trick to improve her chances of winning: a pair of hot-pink Converse sneakers. "I got these so I could distract them," she said.


MAGEE (nee Devine) (Newry) died 1st April 2019 peacefully at Avila Nursing Home, Philomena R.I.P. beloved wife of Raymond and much loved mother of Raymond, Derek, Philomena, Eugene and Siobhan.
Her remains are reposing at her home, 1 Gortmore Villas, Hospital Road from 12:00 noon on Tuesday 2nd April. Removal on Thursday 4th at 11:30 am for 12:00 noon funeral Mass in St Mary's Church Chapel Street. Interment afterwards in adjoining cemetery.
Deeply regretted by her sorrowing husband, sons, daughters, grandchildren, brothers Tony and Richard, sons in law, daughters in law, brother in law, nephews, nieces, family circle and friends.


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On Sunday December 9Th we blessed Audrey!
These pictures were taken after church.
El domingo 9 de diciembre Audrey recibio su bendicion!
Whoa, I can't believe you blessed her already! It usually takes me about a month to get myself to church after having a baby. She is a doll!
She looked so pretty in that dress and I love love love those tights. You are amazing for getting to church the first sunday!
More pics! -------- Mas fotos!


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join the discussion. monday evening at 7:00 p.m., james comey will be on book tv on c-span2 in primetime with his best-selling autobiography a higher loyalty. he will discuss several of the issues he faced as fbi director, including the russian investigation, hillary clinton females, and his views on president trump. book james comey, live on tv on c-span2 on prime time, monday at 7:00 p.m. eastern. >> now, labor secretary alexander acosta discusses deregulation efforts by the trump...
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culture, and james madison's montpelier hosted this event. it is 50 minutes. >> today's lecture is cosponsored by our friends at james madison's montpelier. with us to talk about the home's most famous female occupant is the president and ceo of montpelier and the montpelier foundation. she is the first of the women to oversee all aspects of the historic site. under her leadership, montpelier has become an absolute leader in the research of slavery and early republican has grown and all...
A Higher Loyalty Roundtable Discussion : CSPAN2 : April 22, 2018 8:02pm-9:01pm EDT
into the book congressman what are your overall impressions of james comay? >> let's start with the man because that is interesting to me i never met him in the book he comes off of someone who is very boy scout like in terms of his respect for rules and rules of law the first several chapters involve his hatred of bullies and how he was bullied as a kid he was not big or tall you could see how there could be a character clash and collision between him and donald trump if he was bullied frequently. t5 key personality flaw but there is that sanctimonious nest to be aware of is he likes to be holier than thou and very much by the book and i can rub you the wrong way if he makes decisions that are questionable is when he decided to go public with the idea that there were more emails found and he would reopen the investigation to hillary clinton two weeks before the election and of course that caused the storm of protest among democrats we could get into that legality but essentially as a deeper person was clearly flabbergasted by the presidency there are some very funny parts in the book o
into the book congressman what are your overall impressions of james comay? >> let's start with the man because that is interesting to me i never met him in the book he comes off of someone who is very boy scout like in terms of his respect for rules and rules of law the first several chapters involve his hatred of bullies and how he was bullied as a kid he was not big or tall you could see how there could be a character clash and collision between him and donald trump if he was bullied...
KRON 4 Morning News : KRON : April 17, 2018 7:00am-10:00am PDT
(darya) good morning i'm darya folsom.. (james) and i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... (anny hong): any showers and thunderstorms will quickly end shortly after sunset this evening. dry and seasonably cool weather returns tuesday through wednesday afternoon. next weak weather system passes through wednesday night with another chance of rain, mainly from the golden gate southward to the central coast with light amounts of rain. dry and seasonable weather pattern thursday through sunday. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( darya )(ááá2 shotááá) for your money this morning ...we are at the deadline to file your taxes.( james ) people who have not filed ... have until 11-59 pm tonight. kron 4's lydia pantazas is live in walnut creek ... with more on what to do to get more time to file. (ááálydiaááá) for your money this morning ... if you haven't filed your taxes yet - - you have until 11-59 pm tonight. if you still need more time -- you can file an extension. just fill out form 4868 --
(darya) good morning i'm darya folsom.. (james) and i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... (anny hong): any showers and thunderstorms will quickly end shortly after sunset this evening. dry and seasonably cool weather returns tuesday through wednesday afternoon. next weak weather system passes through wednesday night with another chance of rain, mainly from the golden gate southward to the central coast with light amounts of rain. dry and seasonable...
Andrea Mitchell Reports : MSNBCW : April 13, 2018 9:00am-10:00am PDT
watch you. >>> all right. thank you for that. right now, open book. former fbi director james comey pulling no punches detailing his interaks wi interactions with the president p. >> i was floating above myself looking down saying you're sitting here briefing the incoming president of the united states about prostitutes in moscow. >> enough said. an nbc exclusive between president trump and robert mueller's team now seems unlikely in the wake of the fbi raid on the president's personal attorney. that despite this claim three weeks ago. >> would you still like to testify to special counsel robert mueller? >> i would like to. >> i beg your pardon. the president planning to pardon scooter libby. convicted of obstructing justice and lying to the fbi more than a decade ago. what that move my indicate about potential pardons to come. >> the message being sent is you can commit perjury and i will pardon you if it protects me and i deem you're loyal to me. i think the message is very damaging to our democracy and the rule of law. >>> good day. featuring former fbi director james comey as th
watch you. >>> all right. thank you for that. right now, open book. former fbi director james comey pulling no punches detailing his interaks wi interactions with the president p. >> i was floating above myself looking down saying you're sitting here briefing the incoming president of the united states about prostitutes in moscow. >> enough said. an nbc exclusive between president trump and robert mueller's team now seems unlikely in the wake of the fbi raid on the...
BBC World News America : KQED : April 20, 2018 2:30pm-3:00pm PDT
trump and his fired fbi director couldn't get worse, or could it? the release of james comey's memos opens new hostil wells fargo is slapped with a $1 billion fine and told to clean up its act. and they battled the rain in austin and runnersay be boiling in london. thisea yr's marathon are becoming moreme ext our viewers ono public television in america and around the globe. weas if the feud b president trump and james comey couldn't get any worse, overnight it did. the release of the fired fbi director's memos sent to th commander-in-chief to twitter once again, calling mr. comey shady in addition to being a slimeball. also today, the democratic party announced it is suin russian government, the trump campaign, and wikileaks for conspiracy to inflnce the 2016 election. we will get to that in a minute, but inrst, the latest chapter the trump-comey fight. the president wanted loyalty. his fbi director offered nesty. they settle on honest loyay. james comey's account that inof thamous white house dinner for two was already known, but 15 pages of memos he felt impelled to write followin
trump and his fired fbi director couldn't get worse, or could it? the release of james comey's memos opens new hostil wells fargo is slapped with a $1 billion fine and told to clean up its act. and they battled the rain in austin and runnersay be boiling in london. thisea yr's marathon are becoming moreme ext our viewers ono public television in america and around the globe. weas if the feud b president trump and james comey couldn't get any worse, overnight it did. the release of the fired...
KRON 4 Early News : KRON : April 17, 2018 4:00am-7:00am PDT
report coming up. (ácommercialá) ( darya ) good morning i'm darya folsom..( james ) and i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... (anny hong): any showers and thunderstorms will quickly end shortly after sunset this evening. dry and seasonably cool weather returns tuesday through wednesday afternoon. next weak weather system passes through wednesday night with another chance of rain, mainly from the golden gate southward to the central coast with light amounts of rain. dry and seasonable weather pattern thursday through sunday. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( darya )(ááá2 shotááá) our top story this morning comes out of the east bay ... where downed power lines and a downed tree are blocking a road in lafayette. that road serves as a main vein to get commuters onto highway 24. ( james ) kron 4's will tran is at the closure on moraga road.will is it going to open anytime soon? moraga road has been closed between st. mary's road and sky hy drive in lafayette due to downed power lines and a
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The Day - News in Review : DW : April 13, 2018 10:30pm-11:01pm CEST
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. this president donald trump has described his former f.b.i. director james comey as an untruthful slimeball after details emerged from a no holds barred memoir due for release next week present from fired mr comey last may he was said to be unhappy at his handling of the f.b.i.'s investigation into allegations of russian interference in the twenty sixteen u.s. elections in his new book which the komi staving of the president on a professional personal level describing him as a man who twists facts to serve his purpose on trump's response has been characteristically blunt and delivered of course in the form of a tweet james komi is a proven leaker and liar virtually everyone in washington thought he would be fired for the terrible job he did until he was in fact fired he leaked classified information for which you should be prosecuted like the congress under oath he is a weak and untruthful slimeball who was as time has proven a terrible director of the f.b.i. and it continues as you can imagine in in similar vein now washington post reporter callum bourses has been reading a james
. this president donald trump has described his former f.b.i. director james comey as an untruthful slimeball after details emerged from a no holds barred memoir due for release next week present from fired mr comey last may he was said to be unhappy at his handling of the f.b.i.'s investigation into allegations of russian interference in the twenty sixteen u.s. elections in his new book which the komi staving of the president on a professional personal level describing him as a man who twists...
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president trump talking about this man. his former fbi director james comey. his memoirs published next week. its le thacompy entry abt thpresent. we will bring you preview. the rape and murder of an eight-year-old girl in india has averaged the nation, there are prests on both sides of the issue. plus, big news -- they took just two years to work his magic some unit has high hopes. -- so munich has high hopes. i am phil gayle. welcome to the program. phil: russia says it has group that the poison gas attack was stage following orders from britain. they say that london told the rescue group in syria to fake the gas attack in the town of duma. britain describes the accusation as a pleasant life. inspectors from the organization will begin their investigation in duma on saturday. >> it is a most a week since their cries shot for the web. suffocated syrian children gasping for air. among the hundreds of victims of a suspected poison gas attack allegedly carried out either government, backed by russia. now comes the explosive claim from moscow that the attack was the work of britain. >
president trump talking about this man. his former fbi director james comey. his memoirs published next week. its le thacompy entry abt thpresent. we will bring you preview. the rape and murder of an eight-year-old girl in india has averaged the nation, there are prests on both sides of the issue. plus, big news -- they took just two years to work his magic some unit has high hopes. -- so munich has high hopes. i am phil gayle. welcome to the program. phil: russia says it has group that the...
Outnumbered Overtime With Harris Faulkner : FOXNEWSW : April 18, 2018 10:00am-11:00am PDT
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: new calls on capitol hill, former fbi director james comey and several other high-ranking officials, let's go, "outnumbered: overtime," i am harris faulkner. 11 republican lawmakers have written a letter to attorney general jeff sessions urging yet another criminal investigation in washington. and outlining a long list of allegations including bias against president trump. on top of the claims made against hillary clinton and james comey, they point fingers at andrew mccabe, loretta lynch, and acting attorney general, sally eights. for more on the developing story, let's bring in catherine harris live from washington -- catherine herridge. there's a lot of material here. it's because there's a lot of action this morning, harris. according to this new letter from 11 house republicans to the attorney general, fbi director and u.s. attorney, they are asking for a criminal investigation of at least five key players in the email and russia investigations. james comey, the lawmakers focus on his statements recommending against criminal charges in the clinton email case and his testimony a
: new calls on capitol hill, former fbi director james comey and several other high-ranking officials, let's go, "outnumbered: overtime," i am harris faulkner. 11 republican lawmakers have written a letter to attorney general jeff sessions urging yet another criminal investigation in washington. and outlining a long list of allegations including bias against president trump. on top of the claims made against hillary clinton and james comey, they point fingers at andrew mccabe, loretta...
NEWS LIVE - 30 : ALJAZ : April 16, 2018 8:00am-8:34am +03
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turn away from fuel burning cars. former f.b.i. director james comey says donald trump is morally fit to be president and he says there may be some evidence trump obstructed justice he was speaking in an exclusive interview with a.b.c.'s george stephanopoulos earlier trump unleashed a twitter tirade against me saying the man he sacked should be jailed gavrilo this on the reports from washington d.c. . in a remarkable rebuke former f.b.i. director james comey is saying u.s. president donald trump is not fit to be commander in chief is donald trump unfit to be president. yes but not in the way i often hear people talk about it i don't buy the stuff about him being mentally incompetent or early stages of dementia strikes me as a person of above average intelligence who's tracking conversations and knows what's going on i don't think he's medically unfit to be president i think is morally unfit to be president the exclusive. interview with a.b.c. news' george stephanopoulos was part of the rollout of coleman's new book titled a higher loyalty truth lies and leadership in the interview kom
turn away from fuel burning cars. former f.b.i. director james comey says donald trump is morally fit to be president and he says there may be some evidence trump obstructed justice he was speaking in an exclusive interview with a.b.c.'s george stephanopoulos earlier trump unleashed a twitter tirade against me saying the man he sacked should be jailed gavrilo this on the reports from washington d.c. . in a remarkable rebuke former f.b.i. director james comey is saying u.s. president donald...
Washington Journal James Kirchick : CSPAN : April 28, 2018 8:02am-8:42am EDT
featuring white house visits from key european allies, it is a good time to talk to james kirchick. from the brookings institution. you wrote this week that france and germany have responded differently to the unique challenges that a trial presidency represents to europe. what are the challenges and how have the leaders of france and germany specifically responded? campaigning,he was donald trump would attack nato as being obsolete. he attacked the eu and chancellor merkel in particular. he really did not seem to stand for the values of the transatlantic alliance. this was a real shock to the europeans. two he was elected, we saw diverted a purchase from france and germany. is not very popular in either country among the populations but in france, there seems to be a more pragmatic approach to dealing with him. he is the president of the united states after all. the leader of the free world. you have seen a real charm offensive from president macron who invited president trump and his wife for a steel day celebrations. displays an amazing with a military parade and he gave preside
featuring white house visits from key european allies, it is a good time to talk to james kirchick. from the brookings institution. you wrote this week that france and germany have responded differently to the unique challenges that a trial presidency represents to europe. what are the challenges and how have the leaders of france and germany specifically responded? campaigning,he was donald trump would attack nato as being obsolete. he attacked the eu and chancellor merkel in particular. he...
Hannity : FOXNEWSW : April 16, 2018 6:00pm-7:00pm PDT
. also, tonight, yes, the book tour has begun, after months of buildup, fired fbi director james comey has finally kicked off his quest to become rich and famous and just as we predicted, he is now trashing all things trump, engaging in wild speculation, throwing everybody under the bus, and is the most pitied human being on earth. as it turns out, james comey's "higher loyalty" is to james comey. tonight we will break down some of the most egregious moments from last nights interview. we will show you the questions that clinton sycophant george stephanopoulos should have asked last night in his softball sitdown interview. this was by far the worst interview i have ever seen. also tonight, we'll analyze friday's u.s.-led military strikes in syria. it is time for assad to wake up. the week, ineffective days of doing nothing of obama are long gone. we will have that and so much more into nights important breaking news opening monologue. ♪ we have to start tonight with us. today, for hours and hours, the media has been absolutely apt apoplectic and hyperventilating over some breaking ne
. also, tonight, yes, the book tour has begun, after months of buildup, fired fbi director james comey has finally kicked off his quest to become rich and famous and just as we predicted, he is now trashing all things trump, engaging in wild speculation, throwing everybody under the bus, and is the most pitied human being on earth. as it turns out, james comey's "higher loyalty" is to james comey. tonight we will break down some of the most egregious moments from last nights...
After Words James Swanson, Chasing King's Killer : CSPAN2 : April 8, 2018 12:00pm-1:01pm EDT
", james swanson retraces the events leading up to the assassination of martin luther king jr. >> .. absolutely fabulous book especially now that we've come up on the 50th anniversary of the assassination of dr. martin luther king, jr. why now? why this subject that we need to talk about now, james earl ray? >> guest: first of all, it's a book of always wanted to write. i remember dr. king. i remember when he came to chicago in 1966 on a reuse greed with hatred. i remember the assassination, so vividly because my father had a famous cookie factory in chicago and the day after the murder he came home early from work and i said why are you home? he said a lot of my employees lived on the south and west side of chicago. their neighborhoods are on fire. they're going home to protect the house and the families. a few weeks after the rights he drove me to the neighborhoods because he wanted to see it for history. it's as drafted with since i was was a child. i knew the anniversary is coming up but it is an important occasion. it's the climax of the trilogy of books i've done on assa
", james swanson retraces the events leading up to the assassination of martin luther king jr. >> .. absolutely fabulous book especially now that we've come up on the 50th anniversary of the assassination of dr. martin luther king, jr. why now? why this subject that we need to talk about now, james earl ray? >> guest: first of all, it's a book of always wanted to write. i remember dr. king. i remember when he came to chicago in 1966 on a reuse greed with hatred. i remember the...
Fox and Friends First : FOXNEWSW : April 12, 2018 1:00am-2:00am PDT
bettethroughout.) (sound of typing) (sound of exhaling) (sound of drilling) jimmy (shouting): james! brand vo: the world's largest workforce works for themselves. we work for them. quickbooks. backing you. heather: dismantle whiteness and misogyny on this campus, that was written on a mural at the university of southern california. group of feminist artists working with students on the project that is meant to spark conversation about racism, sexism and the nvidia, students saying they were upset the mural was not in a more visible place. on the east coast, conservative hate groups, including penn state, don't want any money going to turning point usa as ben schapiro becoming -- silencing conservative speech is a growing issue. >> things like what enforcing our border, there is a big part and is growing and incumbents protect the campus from ideas, anyone who dissents must be thrown off. heather: penn state tells campus reform they don't give direct support to either group in question. the taxman come, 5 days before the filing deadline and if you haven't done your taxes yet you need
bettethroughout.) (sound of typing) (sound of exhaling) (sound of drilling) jimmy (shouting): james! brand vo: the world's largest workforce works for themselves. we work for them. quickbooks. backing you. heather: dismantle whiteness and misogyny on this campus, that was written on a mural at the university of southern california. group of feminist artists working with students on the project that is meant to spark conversation about racism, sexism and the nvidia, students saying they were...
White House Briefing : CSPAN : April 13, 2018 3:00pm-3:23pm EDT
headline. i'll take your questions. reporter: calling james comey a liar, leaker, slime ball, is he worried what he's saying? sarah: not at all. the american people see through the blatant lies of a self-admitted leaker. this is nothing more than a sentence by peddling a book that belongs in the bargain bin of the fiction section instead of being remembered as a dedicated servant in the pursuit of justice. like so many of his other colleagues at the f.b.i., comey will be forever known as a disgraced bipartisan hack that broke his sacred trust of the president of the united states, the dedicated agents of the f.b.i. and the american people he vowed to faithfully serve. one of the president's greatest achievements will go down by firing james comey. reporter: is the president going to fire rod rosenstein? information. no reporter: a pardon to scooter libby, former vice president's chief of staff. there are many people that believe that scooter libby was part of an investigation run amuck. the recent statements we heard from the white house would seem to indicate you feel much the same
headline. i'll take your questions. reporter: calling james comey a liar, leaker, slime ball, is he worried what he's saying? sarah: not at all. the american people see through the blatant lies of a self-admitted leaker. this is nothing more than a sentence by peddling a book that belongs in the bargain bin of the fiction section instead of being remembered as a dedicated servant in the pursuit of justice. like so many of his other colleagues at the f.b.i., comey will be forever known as a...
there is a loss of trust . former fbi director james comeyd speaks out ahef the release of his tl-all book, questioning president trump's fitness to lead. mr. comey: he strikes me as a person of above-erage intelligence, who'satracking convons and knowing what is going on. i don't think he is medically unfit to be president, i think he is morally unfit to be president. laura: and a nasa will soon launch a new planet-huntin mission, scanning the skies for extraterrestri life. viewers ono to our public television in america and around the glo. russia has denied tampering with evidence at the site of a suspected chemical attack in syria. speaking to the bbc, russian foreign minister sergey lavrov said the u.s. and allies should have waited for impartial investigation before they launched missile strikin. bupendent inspectors say they have not yet been allowed access to the location of the attack in douma. diplomatic correspondent james landale reports. james: the missiles launchedity american, h, and french forces over the weekend were aimed at syria'suspected chemical-weapons facilities
there is a loss of trust . former fbi director james comeyd speaks out ahef the release of his tl-all book, questioning president trump's fitness to lead. mr. comey: he strikes me as a person of above-erage intelligence, who'satracking convons and knowing what is going on. i don't think he is medically unfit to be president, i think he is morally unfit to be president. laura: and a nasa will soon launch a new planet-huntin mission, scanning the skies for extraterrestri life. viewers ono to our...
Shepard Smith Reporting : FOXNEWSW : April 13, 2018 12:00pm-1:00pm PDT
questions. >> thank you, sarah. the president came out swinging today calling james comey a liar, a leaker a slime ball. is he worried about what he is saying? >> not at all. the american people see right through the blatant lies of a self-admitted leaker. this is nothing more than a poorly executed p.r. stunt by comey to desperately rehabilitate his tattered and enrich his own bank account by peddling a book that belongs in the bargain bin of the fiction section instead of dedicated servant in the department of justice. comey will forever be known as a disgraced partisan hack that broke his sacred trust with the president of the united states. the dedicated agents of the fbi, and the american people he vowed to faithfully serve. one of the president's greatest achievements will go down as firing director james comey. >> another topic quickly if i may. the deputy attorney general was here yesterday. is the president going to fire rod rosenstein? >> i don't have any announcements at this time. the president's voiced frustrations but beyond that i don't have anything to add. john? >>
questions. >> thank you, sarah. the president came out swinging today calling james comey a liar, a leaker a slime ball. is he worried about what he is saying? >> not at all. the american people see right through the blatant lies of a self-admitted leaker. this is nothing more than a poorly executed p.r. stunt by comey to desperately rehabilitate his tattered and enrich his own bank account by peddling a book that belongs in the bargain bin of the fiction section instead of...
CNN Special Report : CNNW : April 15, 2018 8:00pm-10:00pm PDT
russians. needless to say, there is a lot to discuss following the interview with james comey on abc. let's get to our correspondents, analysts and political commentators. we've been waiting for this interview to happen. finally james comey is speaking out. this is the man who used to be the head of the fbi, one of the highest offices in the government calling the president of the united states morally unfit. your reaction? >> look, i mean, this is something that in any other time would be seismic and i think even in this time where it's easy to kind of lose sight of things that are enormously out of balance and enormously unusual for an fbi director, even though he was fired and he has, you know, he certainly feels a sense he says of higher loyalty but retribution, let's face it, to say the things he did about a sitting president of the united states is absolutely extraordinary. especially, as you mentioned, things like he believes that its possible that the president did obstruct justice because remember, this isn't -- this is the kind of thing that a former fbi director or officia
russians. needless to say, there is a lot to discuss following the interview with james comey on abc. let's get to our correspondents, analysts and political commentators. we've been waiting for this interview to happen. finally james comey is speaking out. this is the man who used to be the head of the fbi, one of the highest offices in the government calling the president of the united states morally unfit. your reaction? >> look, i mean, this is something that in any other time would...
, groupthink, and the james comey memos about how he has leaked but he doesn't leak. that is it from us. sean hannity will have lots more on this, no collusion. sean is here to bring us up to speed as this story breaks. >> sean: absolutely zero. this is the busiest breaking news night we have had in well over a year short of last friday. welcome to "hannity." we'll get to my opening monologue, extensive. so much news today. first, fox news has now obtained a redacted version of the comey memos that were just handed over to lawmakers and joining us now live in washington with all of the details is our chief national correspondent ed henry. i heard ironically, it says, oh, i am not sneaky, i don't leak. okay. >> this is remarkable, sean. one of the comey memos is james comey putting together the details of the late january 27 7 dinner with the president. we've heard about this before. it was leaked to "the new york times" and has since been confirmed that the dinner took place. yes, what is new tonight is that james comey himself says that he told the president in terms of whether he may
, groupthink, and the james comey memos about how he has leaked but he doesn't leak. that is it from us. sean hannity will have lots more on this, no collusion. sean is here to bring us up to speed as this story breaks. >> sean: absolutely zero. this is the busiest breaking news night we have had in well over a year short of last friday. welcome to "hannity." we'll get to my opening monologue, extensive. so much news today. first, fox news has now obtained a redacted version of...
The Lead With Jake Tapper : CNNW : April 16, 2018 1:00pm-2:00pm PDT
that needed fixing? >> unfit for duty. james comey calls the sitting president of the united states a liar who might be vulnerable and wait until you hear how president trump responded today. plus the rift growing between the world's biggest nuclear powers after president trump orders air-strikes on syria. is there a plan for after the dust settles? >>> welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. we begin with the politics lead and words that surely have never before been said by any news anchor in any circumstance. the president's personal lawyer, michael cohen who is under criminal investigation is appearing in court right now alongside stormy daniels and there is already a bombshell revelation. we know now that among michael cohen's clients is fox news host sean hannity and we know that because the judge ordered the identity of the client who requested to be unnamed revealed. this comes as the judge will decide if prosecutors can look at material the fbi seized during the raids on the president's lawyer's office and hotel and home and safety deputy boxes and electronic devices. court o
that needed fixing? >> unfit for duty. james comey calls the sitting president of the united states a liar who might be vulnerable and wait until you hear how president trump responded today. plus the rift growing between the world's biggest nuclear powers after president trump orders air-strikes on syria. is there a plan for after the dust settles? >>> welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. we begin with the politics lead and words that surely have never before been...
State Dinner for French President - Guest Arrivals : CSPAN : April 25, 2018 11:54am-12:05pm EDT
] [laughter] > you are. > james mattis, secretary of defense. > how are you doing? >> [inaudible] inaudible] >> mr. and mrs. mcdaniels. reporter: who are you wearing tonight? who are you wearing? >> [inaudible] >> i'm going to thank the people of france, the president for selling louisiana to the united states. [laughter] >> the honorable john k. sullivan. [no audio] >> [inaudible] [laughter] >> that's a hard wear. >> [inaudible] reporter: oh, my gosh. >> thank you. reporter: are you excited for the dinner? reporter: how does it feel being the only democrat here? president trump: thank you very much. thank you. president trump: president macron, melania and i are profoundly honored to host you and your entire french delegation for our first official state dinner. and to america's absolutely incredible first lady, thank you for making this an evening we will always cherish and remember. thank you, melania. president trump: tonight we celebrate nearly 2 1/2 centuries of friendship between the united states and france. yesterday we had a wonderful visit to mount vernon, a place that is truly s
] [laughter] > you are. > james mattis, secretary of defense. > how are you doing? >> [inaudible] inaudible] >> mr. and mrs. mcdaniels. reporter: who are you wearing tonight? who are you wearing? >> [inaudible] >> i'm going to thank the people of france, the president for selling louisiana to the united states. [laughter] >> the honorable john k. sullivan. [no audio] >> [inaudible] [laughter] >> that's a hard wear. >> [inaudible]...
the 13th, the trump is firing back from james comey's devastating tell-all book, the justice department disclosed this afternoon that the president's personal attorney, michael cohen, is under criminal investigation. this was revealed in court in response to cohen's motion to restrain the evidence collected in monday's raids on his residence and hotel room and office and safety deposit box and electronic devices. the cohen hearing is due to resume any minute. the government asserted any communications between president trump and coen concerning the payment to adult film actress stormy daniels, those koch conversations are not covered by attorney/client privilege and citing the president's own words said on april 1st when he exclaimed to know nothing about the payment. >> did you know about the $130,000 payment to stormy daniels? >> [ inaudible ]. >> why did michael cohen make this -- >> you have to ask michael cohen. mike's my attorney and you'll have to ask him. >> and do you know where he got the money to make that payment? >> i don't know. >> let's go right to cnn in new y
the 13th, the trump is firing back from james comey's devastating tell-all book, the justice department disclosed this afternoon that the president's personal attorney, michael cohen, is under criminal investigation. this was revealed in court in response to cohen's motion to restrain the evidence collected in monday's raids on his residence and hotel room and office and safety deposit box and electronic devices. the cohen hearing is due to resume any minute. the government asserted any...
Kennedy : FBC : April 16, 2018 8:00pm-9:00pm EDT
director james comey set to drop his tell-all book tomorrow. he bashed the president and tried to save hi his kerks iste. >> is donald trump unfit to be president? >> yes. but not in the way i often hear people talk about it. i don't buy this stuff about him being mentally incompetent or early stairnlings of difficult men stha shah. he strikes me as above average intelligence and tracking conversations. i think he's morally unfit to be president. based on decisions about her poll numbers the president said he was the worst fbi director in history. he may be correct. if comey had so much integrity. why did he wait a year to tell this story in a book instead of going to the attorney general with his concerns. corey lewandowski is here. hi, corey, welcome back. let's talk about -- it's nighttime, it's the right time. let's talk about some of the issues that i'm raised, and whether any of this interview could be seen as problematic for the president. what do you think? >> i think what james i'm raids is a series of -- raised is a series of fiction. this is a man who spent very little time
director james comey set to drop his tell-all book tomorrow. he bashed the president and tried to save hi his kerks iste. >> is donald trump unfit to be president? >> yes. but not in the way i often hear people talk about it. i don't buy this stuff about him being mentally incompetent or early stairnlings of difficult men stha shah. he strikes me as above average intelligence and tracking conversations. i think he's morally unfit to be president. based on decisions about her poll...
morning i'm darya folsom..( james ) and i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... rebecca:dry weather conditions along with a warming trend can be expected through saturday. a weather system will then bring cooler temperatures and a chance of precipitation to the region sunday into monday. another weak system will potentially bring additional rainfall to the region by the middle of next week. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( james ) (ááá2 shotááá) our top story this morning is a warning for parents. police are looking for man who was seen trying to lure kids into his car.( darya ) it happened near petaluma junior high school. that's where will tran is this morning with the details. in the north bay ... police in petaluma are looking for a man who may have been trying to pick up children near a middle school. yesterday afternoon ... police received a tip about a man trying a lure a student into his car near petaluma junior high school the school is located at 700 bantam way. police describe the man
morning i'm darya folsom..( james ) and i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... rebecca:dry weather conditions along with a warming trend can be expected through saturday. a weather system will then bring cooler temperatures and a chance of precipitation to the region sunday into monday. another weak system will potentially bring additional rainfall to the region by the middle of next week. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from...
CNN Newsroom With Fredricka Whitfield : CNNW : April 15, 2018 11:00am-12:00pm PDT
against james comey on twitter. this ahead of comey's highly publicized book tour which essentially starts tonight with a television interview, perhaps to upstage comey's accounts? in one tweet, the president suggesting comey should be in jail writing this. the big questions in comey's badly reviewed book aren't answered like how come he gave up classified information -- jail. why did he lie to congress -- jail. why did the dnc refuse to give server to the fbi? why didn't they take it? why the phony memos, mccabe's $700,000 and more? the president asked those questions just a few hours ago. >> is the president asking the justice department to investigate james comey? >> i don't know what was specifically asked of the justice department, but if they feel there was any wrongdoing, they should look into that just as they do on a number of other topics. >> boris is at the white house for us. boris, the president seems he's trying to get ahead of this comey interview airing tonight. he's got a lot on his mind. >> that's right, fred, at a point when the white house would probably rather b
against james comey on twitter. this ahead of comey's highly publicized book tour which essentially starts tonight with a television interview, perhaps to upstage comey's accounts? in one tweet, the president suggesting comey should be in jail writing this. the big questions in comey's badly reviewed book aren't answered like how come he gave up classified information -- jail. why did he lie to congress -- jail. why did the dnc refuse to give server to the fbi? why didn't they take it? why the...
Early Start With Christine Romans and Dave Briggs : CNNW : April 16, 2018 12:00am-1:00am PDT
? >> i think it's possible. i don't know. >> fired fbi director james comey not holding back, telling all about the president, russia, and the mueller investigation. >>> the trump administration expected to slap russia with a new round of sanctions as early as today. >>> and michael cohen heads to court just hours from now. and stormy daniels expected to be there too. >> just your average monday. >> yeah. good morning and welcome to "early start." i'm christine romance. nice to have you back. >> good to be back. it's an extraordinary news day. it's monday, april 16. 3:00 a.m. in the east. yes, we are on an hour early. it's 10:00 a.m. in northern syria. we will be there shortly. first, former fbi director james comey speaking out against the man who fired him, calling donald trump morally unfit to be president, and saying it's possible the kremlin has compromising information on president trump. comey's wide ranging five-hour interview with george stephanopoulos of abc news kicking off a promotional tour for comey's new book, "a higher loyalty." in a portion that aired last night comey
? >> i think it's possible. i don't know. >> fired fbi director james comey not holding back, telling all about the president, russia, and the mueller investigation. >>> the trump administration expected to slap russia with a new round of sanctions as early as today. >>> and michael cohen heads to court just hours from now. and stormy daniels expected to be there too. >> just your average monday. >> yeah. good morning and welcome to "early...
The Intelligence Report With Trish Regan : FBC : April 20, 2018 2:00pm-3:00pm EDT
written by former fbi director james comey, they have been released. i will speak with judy miller, who was mentioned by the president of the united states in these memos. this is the first interview since the memos were released. you will get her reaction. let's go straight to the white house with our very own blake burman standing by with news from there. break. reporter: we have a slew of headlines, legally and legally related i guess you could say coming out of washington today. first off rudy giuliani, he joined president trump's legal team. one of three lawyers added on. giuliani telling the new york post-hopes to get the special counsel investigation, bob mueller's investigation, someone who he has known wrapped up within the next week or two. that is what giuliani is hoping. the special counsel tick of kicked off because of memos he purposefully put out there, released through a friend, eventually given to the media. seven memos, 15 different pages, we're getting a look at, one of them beefs up the argument on both sides how they see the memos playing out. give you one real
written by former fbi director james comey, they have been released. i will speak with judy miller, who was mentioned by the president of the united states in these memos. this is the first interview since the memos were released. you will get her reaction. let's go straight to the white house with our very own blake burman standing by with news from there. break. reporter: we have a slew of headlines, legally and legally related i guess you could say coming out of washington today. first off...
Smerconish : CNNW : April 7, 2018 6:00am-7:00am PDT
mueller. though he has been told he is not a target, should he find that reassuring? and meanwhile james comey embarking on a book tour, but might he endanger the probe publishing before mueller is finished? plus cosby show returns to a pennsylvania courtroom monday, a pretrial of his assaults charges with the judge allowing additional women to testify. will the new jury reach a verdict? and in addition to weaning documents off tobacco, the latest ecigarettes are introducing kids to nicotine highs and they are bragging about it online. is there any way to stub out this trend? plus inside a new movie about the new that everything changed if teddy kennedy's political career, the chappaquiddick car crash that left a young campaign worker dead. but first, on friday, the trump administration imposed new sanctions on seven of russia's richest men and 17 top government officials as punishment for meddling in the 2016 election. and cnn is reporting that the president has begun the initial steps of going over potential topics for an interview with the special counsel. these headlines followed a s
mueller. though he has been told he is not a target, should he find that reassuring? and meanwhile james comey embarking on a book tour, but might he endanger the probe publishing before mueller is finished? plus cosby show returns to a pennsylvania courtroom monday, a pretrial of his assaults charges with the judge allowing additional women to testify. will the new jury reach a verdict? and in addition to weaning documents off tobacco, the latest ecigarettes are introducing kids to nicotine...
Bloomberg Markets: Balance of Power : BLOOMBERG : April 13, 2018 12:00pm-1:00pm EDT
. david: let's get to mark crumpton with the first four news. callingdent trump is james comey and untruthful slimeball in response to james comey's new book in which he compares the president to a mall boss. james comey's book says the president was fixated on trying to prove that food allegations against him in an intelligence dossier were false. nationsed secretary-general says the middle east is in such peril that his become a threat to international peace and security. he told an emergency meeting of the security council today that the highly volatile situation could have found regional and global ramifications. >> the cold war is back. with a vengeance. the mechanisms manage the risks of escalation that existed in the past no longer seem to be present. >> he cited the palestinian and israeli divide, the sunni-shiite divide and other factors and said syria is the most serious and there is no military solution to the conflict. more world leaders joining president trump choosing to skip the summit of the americas, the regional gathering on western hemisphere leaders is set to ki
. david: let's get to mark crumpton with the first four news. callingdent trump is james comey and untruthful slimeball in response to james comey's new book in which he compares the president to a mall boss. james comey's book says the president was fixated on trying to prove that food allegations against him in an intelligence dossier were false. nationsed secretary-general says the middle east is in such peril that his become a threat to international peace and security. he told an emergency...
Fox and Friends Sunday : FOXNEWSW : April 22, 2018 3:00am-7:00am PDT
. >>> congressional lawmakers are finally getting their hands on the memos kept by james comey. president trump tweeting james comey's memos are classified. therefore he broke the law. >> james comey is a disgraced, disgrund ld and now discredited individual. he leaked and laid about leaking. >>> why veftion won't name a second special counsel. >> world leaders joining president trump in applauding jim jong-un's decision to close the nuclear test site. >> president trump having strong language and rhetoric in the beginning got to us to this point. >>> they ought to be suing themselves. they're the ones that colluded with the russians. >> we might not think they're very bright in all of that. you need to have respect for your citizens. your country isn't going to pull itself apart. >>> an emotional day as hundreds of people gathered in a church in houston to pay their respects. >> barbara bush was real and that's why people admired her ad loved her so. ♪ ♪ >> this is one of my favorite songs. never gets old. >> welcome back. >> it's good to be back. i was on vacation in an u
. >>> congressional lawmakers are finally getting their hands on the memos kept by james comey. president trump tweeting james comey's memos are classified. therefore he broke the law. >> james comey is a disgraced, disgrund ld and now discredited individual. he leaked and laid about leaking. >>> why veftion won't name a second special counsel. >> world leaders joining president trump in applauding jim jong-un's decision to close the nuclear test site. >>...
scathing attack on james komi at a television interview with the sacked f.b.i. director. hundreds of thousands of people in boston on a protest against the jailing of nine cassel and separatist leaders. montenegro's president wins another to after a first round election victory a year after taking his country into nato. the u.s. has announced new sanctions against russia for its support of syria's government washington's envoy at the u.n. the key haley says they'll target companies involved in syria's alleged chemical weapons program this follows saturday morning's airstrikes in syrian military installations that allegedly stored chemical weapons so you will think that russian sanctions will be coming down secretary mineta will be announcing those on monday if he hasn't already and they will go directly to any sort of companies that were dealing with equipment related to assad and chemical weapons use and so i think everyone is going to feel that at this point i think everyone knows that we send a strong message and our hope is that they listen to it. they are complicit i said so to
scathing attack on james komi at a television interview with the sacked f.b.i. director. hundreds of thousands of people in boston on a protest against the jailing of nine cassel and separatist leaders. montenegro's president wins another to after a first round election victory a year after taking his country into nato. the u.s. has announced new sanctions against russia for its support of syria's government washington's envoy at the u.n. the key haley says they'll target companies involved in...
CNN Newsroom With John Berman and Poppy Harlow : CNNW : April 13, 2018 6:00am-7:00am PDT
, full contact brawl, all within the last two hours. a battle between the fired fbi director, james comey, and the president where both sides are not just fighting, they are fighting dirty. i mean dirty. donald trump didn't seem to care much about russian election meddling but cared a lot about russian prostitutes and that other thing. this is the stunning contention of james comey who we are hearing from out loud for the very first time this morning. stunning for what he says, but more so for how he chooses to say it. listen to how he answers questions about the unverified salacious intelligence he discussed with donald trump back in 2016 that the russians allegedly had videotapes of russian prostitutes with donald trump urinating on each other. this was on abc a short time ago. >> i said to him, sir, when he started talking about i may order you to investigate that. i said, sir, that's up to you, but you want to be careful about that because it might create a narrative that we're investigating you personally. and second, it's very difficult to prove something didn't happen. >> did
, full contact brawl, all within the last two hours. a battle between the fired fbi director, james comey, and the president where both sides are not just fighting, they are fighting dirty. i mean dirty. donald trump didn't seem to care much about russian election meddling but cared a lot about russian prostitutes and that other thing. this is the stunning contention of james comey who we are hearing from out loud for the very first time this morning. stunning for what he says, but more so for...
A Higher Loyalty Roundtable Discussion : CSPAN2 : April 21, 2018 8:01am-9:01am EDT
weekend, television for serious readers. now on booktv a discussion on james comey's book "a higher loyalty". to dissect what is in this book are two people very experienced in washington and washington politics. victoria toensing was an official in the deponent of justice and is a high-profile lawyer in washington. representative jamie raskin is a democrat from maryland and member of the judiciary committee. before we get into the book, what are your overall impressions of james comey? >> james comey the man, i never met him, i don't really know him. in the book he comes off as someone who is very boy scout like in terms of his respect for rules and rule of law. the first several chapters involve his hatred of police, indicating he wasn't big, wasn't tall. you can see how there would be a coming character clash and collusion between him and donald trump, who affects the style of a bully quickly and comey doesn't like bullies. comey's key personality flaw perhaps, may not be of law but a sanctimonious in this that he is aware of that he writes about. he likes to be a little bit holi
weekend, television for serious readers. now on booktv a discussion on james comey's book "a higher loyalty". to dissect what is in this book are two people very experienced in washington and washington politics. victoria toensing was an official in the deponent of justice and is a high-profile lawyer in washington. representative jamie raskin is a democrat from maryland and member of the judiciary committee. before we get into the book, what are your overall impressions of james...
best selling author james comey, a new defense of some criticism of his work this morning in a new response to the president's charge that he should be in jail. >> the president of the united states is accusing people of crimes without evidence and pronouncing them guilty and saying they should be in jail. that should wake all of us with a start. >> now for those of you keeping track at home. this is still just the beginning of james comey's media blitz. the president is in for a long week of new commentary. abbey phillip in florida near the president's mar-a-lago resort. any response from the white house yet, abbey? >> reporter: hi, john. you're absolutely right. james comey's book believe it or not actually came out today but for the last several days the white house, the republican national committee and the president himself have been trading barbs with him on social media and elsewhere over his comments in the book. the white house accusing james comey of being a disgruntled employee and saying he has absolutely no credibility whatsoever. but as part of this media tour, comey
best selling author james comey, a new defense of some criticism of his work this morning in a new response to the president's charge that he should be in jail. >> the president of the united states is accusing people of crimes without evidence and pronouncing them guilty and saying they should be in jail. that should wake all of us with a start. >> now for those of you keeping track at home. this is still just the beginning of james comey's media blitz. the president is in for a...
Situation Room With Wolf Blitzer : CNNW : April 12, 2018 3:00pm-4:00pm PDT
wolf blitzer, you're in "the situation room". >>> it is being reported that james comey says that president trump wanted him to investigate an alleged video recording said to involve mr. trump and russian prostitutes. comey claims that the president wanted to reassure the first lady that the incident never happened. also breaking cnn is learning exclusive details of a new white house tactic to counter the justice department's russia investigation. sources tell us the president's team is preparing talking points designed to undermine the top official overseeing the russian probably, the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein, who the president is considering firing. we'll talk more about that with ron wyden. and stormy daniels' attorney is standing by as well. >>> first, details on the breaking news. >> the book doesn't come out to the public for five more days, but some of the things that he discussions is the infamous meeting with the first whether he went to go brief him and the the thing, is that the president was most focused on was this episode allegedly caught on tape betwee
wolf blitzer, you're in "the situation room". >>> it is being reported that james comey says that president trump wanted him to investigate an alleged video recording said to involve mr. trump and russian prostitutes. comey claims that the president wanted to reassure the first lady that the incident never happened. also breaking cnn is learning exclusive details of a new white house tactic to counter the justice department's russia investigation. sources tell us the...
America's News HQ : FOXNEWSW : April 22, 2018 1:00pm-2:00pm PDT
us morant the hero, 29-year-old james shaw jr. >> there's a lot of information about the suspect that and hero. first the suspect. we just learned that 29-year-old travis reinking from illinois just moved to nashville over the fall. he was arrested in july of 2017 for crossing a security barrier near the white house. the secret service interviewed him, the fbi in illinois in the springfield office also interviewed him. based on that arrest and interview, they decided to take away his four guns. they revoked his firearms owner identification card that he received in illinois. they took those four guns away from him and gave them to his father. and that is when they took -- they gave those gun to his father. his father then, according to police, gave him back the weapons. they gave him back four of the weapons. and today's waffle house massacre there with that shooting, one of those weapons, the ar-15 was used to shoot down and kill four people, two outside the waffle house and two inside, while injuring four others, two who are in critical condition. this could have been much, much wor
us morant the hero, 29-year-old james shaw jr. >> there's a lot of information about the suspect that and hero. first the suspect. we just learned that 29-year-old travis reinking from illinois just moved to nashville over the fall. he was arrested in july of 2017 for crossing a security barrier near the white house. the secret service interviewed him, the fbi in illinois in the springfield office also interviewed him. based on that arrest and interview, they decided to take away his...
MSNBC Live With Ali Velshi : MSNBCW : April 13, 2018 12:00pm-1:00pm PDT
swinging today, calling james comey liar, a leaker action slime ball. is he worried about what he's take? >> not at all. the american people see right through the blatant lies avs self admitted leaker. there is nothing more than a pr stunt by comey to rehabilitate his at thorred reputation and enrich his bank account by peddling a book that belongs in the bargain bin of the fixing section instead of being remembered as a dedicated servant in the pursuit of justice. like many of his other colleagues a of the the fbi. comey will be forever i don't know as a disgraced partisan hack that broke his trust with the president of the united states. the dedicated agents of the fib, and the american people he vowed to faithfully serve. one of the president's greatest achievements will go down as firing james comey. >> the deputy attorney was here yesterday. is the president going to fire rod rosenstein? >> i don't have any announcements at this time. the president has voiced some frustrations. beyond that i don't have anything to add. >> sarah, the president a short time ago issued a pardon to
swinging today, calling james comey liar, a leaker action slime ball. is he worried about what he's take? >> not at all. the american people see right through the blatant lies avs self admitted leaker. there is nothing more than a pr stunt by comey to rehabilitate his at thorred reputation and enrich his bank account by peddling a book that belongs in the bargain bin of the fixing section instead of being remembered as a dedicated servant in the pursuit of justice. like many of his other...
The Briefing : BBCNEWS : April 16, 2018 5:00am-5:31am BST
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women. the bbc's chris buckler reports from washington. and bears james. he has become more famous than me! president trump has made no secret of his anger at the huge amount of attention being given to james comey and his tell all book. instead of handshakes, they announce changing insults. ahead of mr coney's prime—time television interview, donald trump called him on twitter a liar, leaker, and an untruthful slimeball, among other things. —— mr comey. this was a chance for the man he fired at an the eye director to fire back. —— fired as fbi director. in excuse in —— exclusive interview with abc news, james comey made clear his disdain for the presidency once served. i don't think he's medically unfit to be president, i think he's morally unfit to be president. a person who sees moral equivalence in charlottesville, person who sees moral equivalence in cha rlottesville, who person who sees moral equivalence in charlottesville, who talks about and treat women like they are pieces of meat, who lies constantly about again small and insist the american people believe it,
women. the bbc's chris buckler reports from washington. and bears james. he has become more famous than me! president trump has made no secret of his anger at the huge amount of attention being given to james comey and his tell all book. instead of handshakes, they announce changing insults. ahead of mr coney's prime—time television interview, donald trump called him on twitter a liar, leaker, and an untruthful slimeball, among other things. —— mr comey. this was a chance for the man...
piece of the fallout from the release of the memos written by fired fbi director james comey last year in realtime after various meetings or exchanges with the president. memos that republican allies of the president pushed to be released but memos that indicate that president trump had questions about the judgment of his national security advisor, michael flynn. memos that reveal that the president was told that parts of the controversial dossier had been corroborated. memos that don't draw into dispute really anything james comey has said publicly, that the president asked if he could back off the flynn investigation. unclear if the release of the memos served the purpose the trump allies thought it would. it is clear, they haven't changed the president's mind. overnight he wrote they show clearly that there was no collusion and no obstruction. wow. cnn's shimon is in washington. the memos were released after i went to sleep. they're an interesting read. >> i was still up, john. i started to read them. really they give us an insider account of those meetings, some seven meetings
piece of the fallout from the release of the memos written by fired fbi director james comey last year in realtime after various meetings or exchanges with the president. memos that republican allies of the president pushed to be released but memos that indicate that president trump had questions about the judgment of his national security advisor, michael flynn. memos that reveal that the president was told that parts of the controversial dossier had been corroborated. memos that don't draw...
MSNBC Live With Katy Tur : MSNBCW : April 20, 2018 11:00am-12:00pm PDT
trump and james comey in 15 pages. comey's secret memos are a secret no more after a full-court press by republicans on capitol hill, the doj turned over the files last night. they detailed immense interactions in the early months of the trump administration. and while much of the memos' contents are already known, it is the specifics, the precise times and nuance of the conversations that paint an unflattering portrait of the president. >> the person, as i understood the president-elect, he might not tell the truth about those if it ever became an issue. so i needed a written record. >> i think the most damaging thing for the president is that in seven interactions he never once asked the top law enforcement person in america how are we going to get back at the russians. >> did anybody at any time other than the president ever ask you to back off the flynn investigation? >> no. >> comey describing those conversations as chaotic and trying to piece them together like a jigsaw puzzle. >> that would be an unusual first call between new heads of state, a congratulatory phone call t
trump and james comey in 15 pages. comey's secret memos are a secret no more after a full-court press by republicans on capitol hill, the doj turned over the files last night. they detailed immense interactions in the early months of the trump administration. and while much of the memos' contents are already known, it is the specifics, the precise times and nuance of the conversations that paint an unflattering portrait of the president. >> the person, as i understood the...

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