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CNN Newsroom With John Berman and Poppy Harlow : CNNW : July 7, 2017 7:00am-8:00am PDT
meeting between president trump and vladimir putin. >>> hello, everyone. ime john berman. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. u.s. president, donald trump and vladimir putin are about to sit down for their first official meeting. this meeting about to begin any minute. we expect to see pictures of it when it does happen. one of the most anticipated meetings of the year. now, they did shake hands earlier today. you are seeing images of them in a group setting. this may have been the first time the two men ever met, although, president trump, during the campaign, said clearly he met him in the past. he changed that story as the campaign went on and into office. the official white house version is what you are seeing there, is the first time the men ever shook hands. when they sit down to talk, this will be the first discussion they have on conflict in syria and ukraine, trade in europe and asia. domestic politics in the u.s. and russia and spying. very real question about past, present and future intelligence operations by the russians maybe even i
meeting between president trump and vladimir putin. >>> hello, everyone. ime john berman. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. u.s. president, donald trump and vladimir putin are about to sit down for their first official meeting. this meeting about to begin any minute. we expect to see pictures of it when it does happen. one of the most anticipated meetings of the year. now, they did shake hands earlier today. you are seeing images of them in a...
MSNBC Live : MSNBCW : July 15, 2017 4:00am-4:30am PDT
new revelation necessary in a story nbc broke about the meeting of donald trump jr. he took with russians. now more people were in that room than originally thought. >>> the president hiring a new lawyer to handle his responses in the investigation. when did he learn of this meeting? and are there more shoes to drop? >>> plus, selling trump care 3.0, the back room deals being cut to win over gop members who are on the fence. >>> we begin with politics and another setback for that senate gop health care bill. two major insurers are asking majority leader mitch mcconnell to remove senator ted cruz's amendment which would allow insurers to sell cheaper plans with fewer benefits. they say cruz's proposal is unworkable in any form. despite the hurdle, the trump administration is working on its outreach to governors in an attempt to pass the bill. tom brice will speak with governors in a closed session later this morning. > and here is president trump in his weekly address this morning. >> i am pleased to report that we are very, very close to ending this health care nightmare.. we are
new revelation necessary in a story nbc broke about the meeting of donald trump jr. he took with russians. now more people were in that room than originally thought. >>> the president hiring a new lawyer to handle his responses in the investigation. when did he learn of this meeting? and are there more shoes to drop? >>> plus, selling trump care 3.0, the back room deals being cut to win over gop members who are on the fence. >>> we begin with politics and another...
Anderson Cooper 360 : CNNW : July 11, 2017 9:00pm-10:00pm PDT
time in the entire trump russia saga clarity with something that can't be spun as fake news. this doesn't come from unnamed sources or deep state leaks and nothing that can be described by other than what it is, simple words from a string of e-mail from donald trump jr. and a family acquaintance with something to offer. from the opening e-mail dated june 3rd of last year, some official documents and information that would incriminate hillary and would be very useful to your father from a music producer named rob gold stone passing on information he says is from a russian pop star who is the son of a real estate mogul known as the donald trump of russia. gold stone goes on to say, "this is obviously very high level and sensitive information but is part of russia and its government's support for mr. trump." that's the offer, dirt on hockey gathered by a foreign adversary to help him become president. trump's junior reply, if it's what you say i love it especially later in the summer and from there trump junior and gold stone go on to set up a meeting with what he calls the russian g
time in the entire trump russia saga clarity with something that can't be spun as fake news. this doesn't come from unnamed sources or deep state leaks and nothing that can be described by other than what it is, simple words from a string of e-mail from donald trump jr. and a family acquaintance with something to offer. from the opening e-mail dated june 3rd of last year, some official documents and information that would incriminate hillary and would be very useful to your father from a music...
Situation Room With Wolf Blitzer : CNNW : July 11, 2017 2:00pm-2:30pm PDT
to help donald trump. lawmakers on both sides of the aisle want his son to testify, one suggesting it may even be an issue of treason. >>> transparency. president trump has kept quiet with his son's involvement in russia, and issuing transparency even as donald trump jr. has changed his story in recent days. >>> the regime has been celebrating its new long range missile. there are no signs it might not be successful as claimed. how great is the north korean threat to the united states? i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> breaking news. a bombshell revelation today draws the most direct line yet between the trump campaign and russia and it comes in the form of e-mails released by none other than donald trump jr. the e-mails set up the june 2016 meeting between a russian lawyer with trump jr., a trump campaign manager, paul manafort, and trump's son-in-law jared kushner. in the first e-mail an intermediary relayed a message that russia's state prosecutor, quote, offered to provide the trump campaign with some official documents
to help donald trump. lawmakers on both sides of the aisle want his son to testify, one suggesting it may even be an issue of treason. >>> transparency. president trump has kept quiet with his son's involvement in russia, and issuing transparency even as donald trump jr. has changed his story in recent days. >>> the regime has been celebrating its new long range missile. there are no signs it might not be successful as claimed. how great is the north korean threat to the...
All In With Chris Hayes : MSNBCW : July 11, 2017 12:00am-1:00am PDT
clearly said that he was told there would be some kind of information helpful to the campaign. >> trump campaign did meet with russian dose get dirt on hillary clinton. >> can you imagine what they're hacking? >> former clinton campaign manager john podesta joins me tonight. new questions of possible collusion. >> why aren't more of these people coming clean? >> as undisclosed russian meetings with the trump campaign pile up. >> i can't think of bigger lies. >> then the senate returns and so do the protesters. as republicans hatch another plan to ram through a health care bill. and what miss universe and a billionaire wannabe pop star have to do with possible collusion? >> i'm really tired of you. >> when "all in" starts right now. good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. we now know that despite countless assurances to the contrary some of the most senior members of the trump campaign did meet with the russian national before the 2016 election. since the possibility was first raised of potential coordination between the trump campaign and russian efforts to interfere in the electio
clearly said that he was told there would be some kind of information helpful to the campaign. >> trump campaign did meet with russian dose get dirt on hillary clinton. >> can you imagine what they're hacking? >> former clinton campaign manager john podesta joins me tonight. new questions of possible collusion. >> why aren't more of these people coming clean? >> as undisclosed russian meetings with the trump campaign pile up. >> i can't think of bigger lies....
Early Start with Christine Romans and Dave Briggs : CNNW : July 12, 2017 1:00am-2:00am PDT
, i probably would have done things differently. >> donald trump jr. on the offensive. showing he was ready to accept russia's help defensive after row leasing e-mails that he was ready to help russian e-mails. all the chaos the white house is reaching. early start coverage begins right now. >> it is wednesday, july 12th. this morning already the white house in escalating chaos coping with the fallout from donald trump jr.'s meeting with a russian lawyer and his release of an e-mail setting it up. the president's aides and lawyers have formed what the paper calls a circular firing squad, slamming each other for the decisions made since don jr.'s decisions made with the russians. providing the most direct evidence he was willing, even eager to accept help from a foreign adversary. very high level and sensitive information part of russia and its government's support for mr. trump. department jr.'s response, i love it. telling fox news, in retrospect he would have done things a little differently. >> this is 13 months ago before i think the rest of the world was talking about that, t
, i probably would have done things differently. >> donald trump jr. on the offensive. showing he was ready to accept russia's help defensive after row leasing e-mails that he was ready to help russian e-mails. all the chaos the white house is reaching. early start coverage begins right now. >> it is wednesday, july 12th. this morning already the white house in escalating chaos coping with the fallout from donald trump jr.'s meeting with a russian lawyer and his release of an e-mail...
clear evidence of senior level trump campaign officials trying to collect damaging information from russians. that comes as donald trump jr. changes his story about a 2016 campaign meeting, now admitting he met with a russian lawyer hoping for information on hillary clinton. >>> impenetrable or not? president trump changes his story about working with russia to form an impenetrabl erke cyb security unit. he dropped the subject as soon as he brought it up. >>> false accusations of classified information. >>> world leaders let kim jong-un's long-range missile test pass without any apparent consequences. are they giving north korea a green light? >>> i'm wolf blitzer. you're in the situation room. >>> breaking news. the vice chairman of the senate intelligence committee, senator mark warner, said the president has clear evidence that the trump campaign saw damaging information about hillary clinton from a possible foreign agent. that comes as donald trump jr. changed his story about a meeting during the campaign, admitting he met a russian lawyer hoping to collect information on hillar
clear evidence of senior level trump campaign officials trying to collect damaging information from russians. that comes as donald trump jr. changes his story about a 2016 campaign meeting, now admitting he met with a russian lawyer hoping for information on hillary clinton. >>> impenetrable or not? president trump changes his story about working with russia to form an impenetrabl erke cyb security unit. he dropped the subject as soon as he brought it up. >>> false...
Charlie Rose : BLOOMBERG : July 19, 2017 10:00pm-11:00pm EDT
health care. president trump's ambition to repeal and replace the affordable care act was dealt a significant blow last night. in a surprising turn of events, mike lee of utah and jerry moran of kansas came out against the bill. their defection left gop leaders at least two votes short of those needed to begin debating the bill. earlier today, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell conceded that his party's efforts would need to take a new direction. senator mcconnell: we will have to see what happens. we will have demonstrated that republicans by themselves are not prepared, at this particular point, to do a replacement. and that doesn't mean the problems all go away. you will have to look at our committee chairman and their ranking members. during then is hearings about the crisis that we have. we will have to see what happens. charlie: joining me is jerry seib and david leonhardt. he is a columnist at "the new york times." i'm pleased to have them both here. david, let me begin with you. where are we? what is likely to happen next? david: this is a huge defeat for the republica
health care. president trump's ambition to repeal and replace the affordable care act was dealt a significant blow last night. in a surprising turn of events, mike lee of utah and jerry moran of kansas came out against the bill. their defection left gop leaders at least two votes short of those needed to begin debating the bill. earlier today, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell conceded that his party's efforts would need to take a new direction. senator mcconnell: we will have to see what...
CNN Newsroom With Ana Cabrera : CNNW : July 9, 2017 3:00pm-4:00pm PDT
being with us. we have breaking news in to cnn. reporting right now that donald trump jr. met with a russian lawyer after being promised damaging information on hillary clinton. this is the first public indication that at least some in the trump campaign were willing to accept russian help. donald trump jr. provided cnn with the following statement. i quote, i was asked to have a meeting by an acquaintance i knew from the 2013 miss universe pageant. i was not told her name prior to the meeting. i asked jared, and jared and paul to attend, but told them nothing of the substance. we had a meeting in june 2016, after pleasantries were exchanged, the woman stated she had information that individuals connected to russia were funding the democratic national committee and supporting miss clinton. her statements were vague. and ambiguous, made no sense. no details or supporting information was provided or even ordinary. it quickly became clear she had no meaningful information. she then changed subjects and began discussing the adoption of russian children, and mentioned it. it became clear
being with us. we have breaking news in to cnn. reporting right now that donald trump jr. met with a russian lawyer after being promised damaging information on hillary clinton. this is the first public indication that at least some in the trump campaign were willing to accept russian help. donald trump jr. provided cnn with the following statement. i quote, i was asked to have a meeting by an acquaintance i knew from the 2013 miss universe pageant. i was not told her name prior to the...
Hardball With Chris Matthews : MSNBCW : July 15, 2017 2:00am-3:00am PDT
chris matthews tonight. new revelations about the trump campaign's meeting with a russian lawyer last sum ver again raised doubts of the evolving account of donald trump jr. who attended that meeting on the promise of kremlin-source dirt on hillary clinton. this morning, nbc news reported that there was another, a previously undisclosed person also in the room that day, russian-american lobbyist, a former soviet counter-intelligence officer who is suspected by some u.s. officials of having ongoing ties to russian intelligence. he denies any current ties to russian spy agencies. however, senator chuck grassley and a republican noted in a let tore the department of homeland security back if april quote that mr. rinat akhmetshin apparently has ties to russian intelligence. this brings the total number of ar tis pants to at least six t. sixth person there was a translator this report comes after donald trump jr. said on tuesday he would come clean and there was nothing more to say. >> i'm more than happy to be transparent and cooperate with everyone. >> as far as you know, as far as this
chris matthews tonight. new revelations about the trump campaign's meeting with a russian lawyer last sum ver again raised doubts of the evolving account of donald trump jr. who attended that meeting on the promise of kremlin-source dirt on hillary clinton. this morning, nbc news reported that there was another, a previously undisclosed person also in the room that day, russian-american lobbyist, a former soviet counter-intelligence officer who is suspected by some u.s. officials of having...
Hardball With Chris Matthews : MSNBCW : July 8, 2017 2:00am-3:00am PDT
months president trump has spoken on about vladimir putin, how he got along with him great being stable mates on "60 minutes" and the relationship they've enjoyed. today, in hamburg, germany, the two men did meet. is still a bit murky about what actually happened. the meeting, of course, did happen and earlier in the day two shared handshake at a g-20 conference meeting. donald trump once made this prediction about the relationship with the russian leader. let's watch. >> i think i get along very well with vladimir putin. i just think so. people say what do you mean? i think i would get along very well with him. >> today secretary of state rex tillerson said there was a very clear, positive chemistry between the two men and before they met privately, president trump expressed optimism. let's watch that. >> president putin and i have been discussing various things and i think it is going very well. we've had some very good talks. we'll have a talk now and that will continue. we look forward to a lot of very positive things happening. for russia, for the united states and everybody
months president trump has spoken on about vladimir putin, how he got along with him great being stable mates on "60 minutes" and the relationship they've enjoyed. today, in hamburg, germany, the two men did meet. is still a bit murky about what actually happened. the meeting, of course, did happen and earlier in the day two shared handshake at a g-20 conference meeting. donald trump once made this prediction about the relationship with the russian leader. let's watch. >> i...
The Last Word With Lawrence O'Donnell : MSNBCW : July 20, 2017 7:00pm-8:00pm PDT
how radical it looks like the president's defense is going to get on this trump/russia investigation. i do have some good news, though. lawrence o'donnell is live right now with "the last word" with lawrence o'donnell. frankly there's nobody i'd rather hear from in the world right now than lawrence o'donnell. >> at this hour, that may be the best we can do for good news. you just did an amazing job of keeping up with this as it was happening during your hour. none of the information that you've spent the last 40 minutes on existed when you started at 9:00 p.m. tonight, and it has been a stunning thing to watch develop. we keep coming back to that unprecedented. we keep looking back at the nixon model, and what you see right away is this is far, far beyond the nixon model already. there was legal opinion given in the nixon white house at the time to the president that there were some in the white house counsel's office who believed the president does not have the authority to pardon himself. so it wasn't even something that nixon was confident that he could have done. it
how radical it looks like the president's defense is going to get on this trump/russia investigation. i do have some good news, though. lawrence o'donnell is live right now with "the last word" with lawrence o'donnell. frankly there's nobody i'd rather hear from in the world right now than lawrence o'donnell. >> at this hour, that may be the best we can do for good news. you just did an amazing job of keeping up with this as it was happening during your hour. none of the...
Washington Journal: News Headlines and Viewer Calls : CSPAN : July 21, 2017 7:00am-8:06am EDT
, despite president donald trump statement in the you -- new york times interview that he regretted giving sessions the job after he recused himself from the russia investigation. yesterday, white house spokesperson sarah huckabee sanders said that president trump "has confidence" in attorney general jeff sessions, although he was disappointed in his decision. so we are asking our viewers, should jeff sessions remain attorney general? democrats can call (202) 748-8000. republicans, (202) 748-8001. independents can call (202) 748-8002. you can also reach us on twitter and on facebook. and this morning, politico has more about these comments that the president made about jeff sessions, and we expect that -- president donald trump broadsides against general jeff sessions, no careless accident or slip of the tongue. instead, trump was sending a message. making a deliberate effort to convey his lingering displeasure with his attorney general, who recused himself in march from the federal investigation from the russian meddling into the 2016 election, but he did not just do that randomly,
, despite president donald trump statement in the you -- new york times interview that he regretted giving sessions the job after he recused himself from the russia investigation. yesterday, white house spokesperson sarah huckabee sanders said that president trump "has confidence" in attorney general jeff sessions, although he was disappointed in his decision. so we are asking our viewers, should jeff sessions remain attorney general? democrats can call (202) 748-8000. republicans,...
interviewed donald trump. so let's go into that meeting. the headline, donald trump saying he never would have appointed jeff sessions to be the attorney general. did you get sense that he is saying that because he didn't understand that jeff sessions had involvement in the russian issue? or that he thought he would be in a position to cover his back essentially in that job? >> i'm not sure. he did not explain exactly why he felt that way. but he's clearly very disappointed in sessions. he clearly sees this. >> and we've heard reports before that donald trump was disappointed in sessions. it seems the go down to that one thing. that donald trump is not in a position to weigh in. i have to ask you, were there any follow-up, why would it matter if he recused himself unless he thought jeff sessions could provide him some cover? >> we did follow up with questions. it is difficult with the president. he speaks very quickly and he says a lot of things in the conversation and can me andier. we had reported that sessions, that trump was upset with sessions about his decision to recuse and the appointm
interviewed donald trump. so let's go into that meeting. the headline, donald trump saying he never would have appointed jeff sessions to be the attorney general. did you get sense that he is saying that because he didn't understand that jeff sessions had involvement in the russian issue? or that he thought he would be in a position to cover his back essentially in that job? >> i'm not sure. he did not explain exactly why he felt that way. but he's clearly very disappointed in sessions....
The Rachel Maddow Show : MSNBCW : July 12, 2017 6:00pm-7:00pm PDT
this. this puts the russian government into the heart of the trump campaign. and their insistence that the meeting was a big nothing burger is frankly not credible. >> steve schmidt thank you. good evening, rachel. >> thanks, my friend. thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. we've got a really interesting hour ahead tonight. we've got two really good investigative journalists who are going to be here with us tonight, one from mcclatchy and one from "the wall street journal." both of them have scoops out today, and they're both joining us in person tonight to walk through what they've learned. and what they've just reported. because frankly, a lot got reported today. but i want to start with something that came out in mid-may. "time" magazine published a big story about one prong of the russian attack on the u.s. election last year. as we've been talking about that, it had three different components. first there was the straight up hacking effort by russia to try to penetrate local and state election systems all over the country. mostly targeting voter registration rolls.
this. this puts the russian government into the heart of the trump campaign. and their insistence that the meeting was a big nothing burger is frankly not credible. >> steve schmidt thank you. good evening, rachel. >> thanks, my friend. thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. we've got a really interesting hour ahead tonight. we've got two really good investigative journalists who are going to be here with us tonight, one from mcclatchy and one from "the wall street...
Deadline: White House : MSNBCW : July 12, 2017 1:00pm-2:00pm PDT
week's news of donald trump jr.'s meeting with a russian attorney. deputy white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders appearing in an off camera briefing last hour as the president prepares to leave tonight for france. sanders telling reporters trump and his son have spoken recently but once again the president failed to fill in the blanks about his own involvement at large. >> i'm not sure about specific communications. and the nature of those conversations. i know that they have spoken at least some point over the last few days but beyond that i don't have further details. >> president trump did appear for an interview with the christian broadcasting network and he has not touched on the subject of his son and meeting. national newspapers filled with questions about trump jr.'s meeting and intrigue about whether or not there are staff moves in the white house and what the leakers are. and how much legal exposure did the president and his son-in-law jared kushner have at this point? don jr. explained how he said that meeting at trump tower in june of 2016 played out. >> us a l
week's news of donald trump jr.'s meeting with a russian attorney. deputy white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders appearing in an off camera briefing last hour as the president prepares to leave tonight for france. sanders telling reporters trump and his son have spoken recently but once again the president failed to fill in the blanks about his own involvement at large. >> i'm not sure about specific communications. and the nature of those conversations. i know that they have...
The Rachel Maddow Show : MSNBCW : July 12, 2017 9:00pm-10:00pm PDT
and curious story of jim. vivian adds this in her story of jim "whether jim exists is unclear. trump has never given his last name. the white house has not responded to a request for comment about who jim is or whether he will be on the trip. that is our broadcast for tonight. thank you for being here with us. good night to jim, wherever you are. good night from nbc news headquarters here in new york. >> we've got a really interesting hour ahead tonight. we've got two really good investigative journalists who are going to be here with us tonight, one from mcclatchy and one from "the wall street journal." both of them have scoops out today, and they're both joining us in person tonight to walk through what they've learned. and what they've just reported. because frankly, a lot got reported today. but i want to start with something that came out in mid-may. "time" magazine published a big story about one prong of the russian attack on the u.s. election last year. as we've been talking about that, it had three different components. first there was the straight up hacking effort by russi
and curious story of jim. vivian adds this in her story of jim "whether jim exists is unclear. trump has never given his last name. the white house has not responded to a request for comment about who jim is or whether he will be on the trip. that is our broadcast for tonight. thank you for being here with us. good night to jim, wherever you are. good night from nbc news headquarters here in new york. >> we've got a really interesting hour ahead tonight. we've got two really good...
Hardball With Chris Matthews : MSNBCW : July 10, 2017 4:00pm-5:00pm PDT
>>> good evening. i'm chris matthews. the big question since january is whether the trump team was willing to clud with the russians to beat hillary clinton. thanks to this weekend's bomb shell in the new york times we know it is a fact that they were. donald trump jr, jared kushner, paul manafort all met in trump tower with a russian lawyer offering dirt on hillary clinton. then the candidate. it is another pete of the trump/putin puzzle. a secret meeting between moscow and trumps. kept secret from the american press. another connection that president trump continues to hide from prosecutors, media and american people. the beat goes on pt another week, another story of trump/russian intrigue. american family that acts like it acquired the u.s. presidency continues to display not just an affinity for russian dealing but readiness to behave like russian royals. like the deposed romanoffs. laura huckabee sanders defended the son-in-law in an off-camera briefing today. >> i've been on several campaigns. people call offering information. as i know many of you receive similar calls of p
>>> good evening. i'm chris matthews. the big question since january is whether the trump team was willing to clud with the russians to beat hillary clinton. thanks to this weekend's bomb shell in the new york times we know it is a fact that they were. donald trump jr, jared kushner, paul manafort all met in trump tower with a russian lawyer offering dirt on hillary clinton. then the candidate. it is another pete of the trump/putin puzzle. a secret meeting between moscow and trumps....
Wolf : CNNW : July 11, 2017 10:00am-11:00am PDT
developments in the russian meddling innocent in the u.s. presidential election. donald trump jr. just releasing a chain of e-mails leading up to his meeting with a russian lawyer. a meeting where he hoped to get information damaging to hillary clinton. he released those e-mails, by the way, on twitter just after being notified by the "new york times" that it was about to publish those e-mails. this is from one of the e-mails donald trump jr. just posted. it's from the british publicist rob goldstone who helped around the meeting with a russian lawyer. "good morning, emin just called and asked me to contact you with something very interesting." emin is a pop star whose businessman father has ties to president putin and did businessry president trump. the e-mail says, "the crown mince met with emin and offered information that would incriminate hillary and her dealings with russia and would be very useful to your father." continuing -- "this is obviously very high level and sensitive information but it part of the russia and its government's support for mr. trump helped along by emin."
developments in the russian meddling innocent in the u.s. presidential election. donald trump jr. just releasing a chain of e-mails leading up to his meeting with a russian lawyer. a meeting where he hoped to get information damaging to hillary clinton. he released those e-mails, by the way, on twitter just after being notified by the "new york times" that it was about to publish those e-mails. this is from one of the e-mails donald trump jr. just posted. it's from the british...
Fareed Zakaria GPS : CNNW : July 30, 2017 7:00am-8:00am PDT
. first there's the sheer shock of what's going on, the election of trump and the chaos since taking office. karl rove described this president this week as vindictive, impulsive and shortsighted and his criticism of the attorney general is unfair, unjustified, unseemly and stupid. and one of the most tranl you and profoundly misguided courses of presidential conduct that i have witnessed in five decades in and around the nation's capital. a new pew study--trump's presidency has made the u.s. something worse than feared or divided, it has becomer relevant. it not that trump is deeply unpopular. the 22 approval, compared to obama's 64% at the end of his presidency, that was to be expected. but on the question of confidence of various leaders to do the right thing, xi jinping got more -- this says a lot of the about trump, but it says a lot about merkel's helpation. facing the challenges of trump, brexit and populism, support for europe among it residents has risen and plans to deep on european aggression is on the way. as it institutes protection--combined -- emanuel macron, it's econ
. first there's the sheer shock of what's going on, the election of trump and the chaos since taking office. karl rove described this president this week as vindictive, impulsive and shortsighted and his criticism of the attorney general is unfair, unjustified, unseemly and stupid. and one of the most tranl you and profoundly misguided courses of presidential conduct that i have witnessed in five decades in and around the nation's capital. a new pew study--trump's presidency has made the u.s....
time took place at a dinner for g20 leaders. halfway through the meal trump left hi own seat to occupy a chair next to putin. continuing in the article, trump was alone and putin was attended only by his official interpret or the "new york times" also reporting the intimate dinner conversation of which there is no record is the latest to raise eyebrows. foreign leaders who witnessed it later commented privately on the oddity of the american president with his counter part. while putin had that staffer with him, donald trump attended alone. that means president trump was entirely reliant on putin's staff translator in the meeting and he had no backup or expertise present to represent america's interests. it's hard to imagine donald trump who prides himself on negotiations showing up alone and only relying on the competitors lawyer. if the white house has a reason they would do it with a foreign adversary, they have not offered it tonight. this story first broke into the open after something else interesting happened. ian bremmer was racing this saying there was a meeting no one has hear
time took place at a dinner for g20 leaders. halfway through the meal trump left hi own seat to occupy a chair next to putin. continuing in the article, trump was alone and putin was attended only by his official interpret or the "new york times" also reporting the intimate dinner conversation of which there is no record is the latest to raise eyebrows. foreign leaders who witnessed it later commented privately on the oddity of the american president with his counter part. while...
The Daily Show : COM : July 10, 2017 11:00pm-11:31pm PDT
meltdown over his ex-. i bet when trump saw it on twitter, he was, like, it's gotten worse, folks! now there's a black china! ( laughter ) obviously, now that we're back, there is a couple of things we have to talk about. for one, last week's vice president scandal that will playing this administration for a long time. >> we've all been there, the sign says "do not touch," yet that's what happened to vice president mike pence at n.a.s.a.'s kennedy space center. it says critical space flight hardware "do not touch." >> trevor: ooh, mr. vice president! you bad boy! ( laughter ) i wouldn't be shocked if this was mike pence trying to fit in with the rest of trump's gang. they're probably teasing him in the white house, well, if it ain't jesus boy. oh, yeah? boom, donald! i can also touch things and get away with it! oh, god, please forgive me, please for give me. ( laughter ) looks like he's trying to convert that piece of space technology. i cast the devil out of this gay space flight hardware. come to space, jesus! ( laughter ) i mean, there's a sign that clearly says "do not touch,
meltdown over his ex-. i bet when trump saw it on twitter, he was, like, it's gotten worse, folks! now there's a black china! ( laughter ) obviously, now that we're back, there is a couple of things we have to talk about. for one, last week's vice president scandal that will playing this administration for a long time. >> we've all been there, the sign says "do not touch," yet that's what happened to vice president mike pence at n.a.s.a.'s kennedy space center. it says critical...
CNN Newsroom With John Berman and Poppy Harlow : CNNW : July 13, 2017 7:00am-8:00am PDT
see president trump watching that. i think what president macron is trying to do here is trying to, "a" cement a relationship with president trump. climate is one thing they absolutely disagree on. counterterrorism is a focus of the meeting today, we are told. this one-on-one meeting between the two leaders. it's the third time they have met. this is the first time they will focus in-depth, face-to-face on this issue here. by inviting president trump here to paris, it is a, i would say more diplomatic version of the handshake we have talked so much about, poppy, that happened back in brussels where president macron is trying to get the upper hand, perhaps being upper vibrato by having president trump on his terrain, on his turf as they talk about, you know, so many otherish shaws that align the u.s. and france and, indeed, a nato and the rest of the european union. we talk a lot about what divides them, president trump led the charge on that. this is a chance for president macron to sort of flatter president trump but show he is, you know, on equal footing with him. >> still show h
see president trump watching that. i think what president macron is trying to do here is trying to, "a" cement a relationship with president trump. climate is one thing they absolutely disagree on. counterterrorism is a focus of the meeting today, we are told. this one-on-one meeting between the two leaders. it's the third time they have met. this is the first time they will focus in-depth, face-to-face on this issue here. by inviting president trump here to paris, it is a, i would...
Erin Burnett OutFront : CNNW : July 14, 2017 4:00pm-5:00pm PDT
trump jr.'s meeting with a russian lawyer, the latest in the ever changing story about this meeting. what else don't we know? plus, reports of a russian american lobbyist with alleged ties to russian intelligence at that meeting. who is he? >> and donors are starting to get worried. how big of a problem is that for trump? let's go outfront. >>> good evening, everyone. outfront tonight we are following breaking news. cnn is learning new details about who was in donald trump jr.'s meeting with a russian lawyer. we now know that at least eight people attended. that's several more than donald trump jr. disclosed. one of the new attendeeses we're learning about tonight, a russian american lobbyist. republican senator has described this lobbyist as someone who, quote, apparently has ties to russian intelligence. his work. and a source tells cnn there were other people in the room as well, one more twist in the evolving story of that meeting set up with the promise of information that would incriminate hillary clinton according to trump junior's e-mails. donald trump jr. himself said he pu
trump jr.'s meeting with a russian lawyer, the latest in the ever changing story about this meeting. what else don't we know? plus, reports of a russian american lobbyist with alleged ties to russian intelligence at that meeting. who is he? >> and donors are starting to get worried. how big of a problem is that for trump? let's go outfront. >>> good evening, everyone. outfront tonight we are following breaking news. cnn is learning new details about who was in donald trump jr.'s...
is following trump's money. >> i sell a lot of condo units and somebody from russia buys a condo, who knows. >> how seriously are you considering possibly resigning. >> as the president turns on his own, new details of a white house in crisis. then the alarming implication of trump's version of that undisclosed meeting. >> actually, it was very interesting. we talked about adoption. >> new subpoena threats for paul manafort and donald trump jr. >> i was just with a lot of people and said who wouldn't take a meeting like that. >> all in starts now. >> good evening from new york i'm joy reed in for chris hayes. last night donald trump said his family's finances were off limits to special counsel robert mueller. today new reporting suggests robert mueller is going there anyway. the white house says there are no plans to fire him, quote, at this time. first the new york time has posted audio of what was the most shocking exchange in their latest interview with the 45th president. >> mueller was looking at your finances and your family finances unrelate today russia is that a red line? >>
is following trump's money. >> i sell a lot of condo units and somebody from russia buys a condo, who knows. >> how seriously are you considering possibly resigning. >> as the president turns on his own, new details of a white house in crisis. then the alarming implication of trump's version of that undisclosed meeting. >> actually, it was very interesting. we talked about adoption. >> new subpoena threats for paul manafort and donald trump jr. >> i was just...
MSNBC Live : MSNBCW : July 10, 2017 3:00pm-4:00pm PDT
of donald trump jr.'s meeting with a kremlin connected lawyer during the campaign. deputy white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders saying there is nothing wrong with the president's son meeting with the russian lawyer after being promised damaging information on hillary clinton as first reported by "the new york times." >> i've been on several campaigns, and people call offering information. as i know many of you receive similar calls of people offering information. don jr. took a very short meeting from which there was absolutely no follow-up. the only thing i see inappropriate about the meeting is the people who leaked the information on the meeting after it was voluntarily disclosed. >> if this sort of meeting is normal practice in the campaign, do you know if there were any other meetings that either donald trump jr. or other representatives of the trump campaign had with other russian officials or any other foreign agent? >> i don't know of any other meetings with don jr. but i also haven't had an extensive conversation with him. j sarah huckabee sanders telling reporte
of donald trump jr.'s meeting with a kremlin connected lawyer during the campaign. deputy white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders saying there is nothing wrong with the president's son meeting with the russian lawyer after being promised damaging information on hillary clinton as first reported by "the new york times." >> i've been on several campaigns, and people call offering information. as i know many of you receive similar calls of people offering information....
. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. we begin with today's admission by donald trump, jr., a whanld it does to his father's claims about the 2016 campaign. the argument from the white house has always been no collusion. well, today we got the first suggestion of a russian offer of he will top the trump campaign and the campaign's willingness to meet about it. in a tweet today in a "new york times" story yesterday, the president's oldest son acknowledged meeting with a russian attorney who was promising dirt on hillary clinton. obviously, he tweeted, i'm the first person on the campaign to ever take a meeting to hear info about an opponent. went nowhere, but had to listen. i'm keeping them honest before getting further into the meat of the story, there's ethics professionals, most notably republicans who say no, he didn't have to listen. richard painter joins us later, who tweeted, when a russian agent calls to off a dirt, a loyal american will call the fbi. now, to be accurate and fair, we don't know that the russian lawyer trump jr. met with is a russian agent, only that she was on
. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. we begin with today's admission by donald trump, jr., a whanld it does to his father's claims about the 2016 campaign. the argument from the white house has always been no collusion. well, today we got the first suggestion of a russian offer of he will top the trump campaign and the campaign's willingness to meet about it. in a tweet today in a "new york times" story yesterday, the president's oldest son acknowledged meeting with a...
. >>> happening now, very standard, president trump goes to paris where he goes to great lengths to defend his son's meeting with a russian lawyer. the president says most would have taken the meeting calling it standard in the political world. >>> summiting don. senate republican wants donald trump jr. to testify soon about his russian contacts. and warns he can subpoena paul manafort who also met with the russian lawyer. democrats are calling for action against jared kushner who did the same. >>> double jeopardy. senate gop leadership unveils the latest version of the health care bill, but two republicans have come out against it. one more no could be too many for the fwoil pass. >>> and men behind the missile. kim jong-un celebrates his long range missile launch does it reveal clues of intelligence? wolf blitzer off, i'm jim acosta, you're in the situation room. >>> it took another trip overseas to get president trump to take questions of the news media and the public in paris with french president emanuel macron. he defended the sit-down with the russian lawyer saying it was a s
. >>> happening now, very standard, president trump goes to paris where he goes to great lengths to defend his son's meeting with a russian lawyer. the president says most would have taken the meeting calling it standard in the political world. >>> summiting don. senate republican wants donald trump jr. to testify soon about his russian contacts. and warns he can subpoena paul manafort who also met with the russian lawyer. democrats are calling for action against jared kushner...
AM Joy : MSNBCW : July 29, 2017 7:00am-9:00am PDT
modern relationships sh the breakup was announced on social media with donald trump tweeting about his decision to hire a new chief of staff, current homeland security secretary retired marine general john kelly and only after that did he add this shutout, i would like to thank reince priebus and we accomplished a lot together, i am very proud of him. and we await word on what those accomplishments are. the white house could feel free to contact us right here ott show. rumors of the demise had been circulating for months now. and his departure comes amid a tough week for the trump administration. with the failure of republicans to repeal obamacare and replace it with tax cuts for the rich. it also comes in the wake of that now infamous profanity laced new yorker interview by anthony scaramucci threatening to hunt down white house leakers and calling out priebus by name. and even calling reince an expletive deleted paranoid schizophrenic who would soon resign. and then it happened. welcome to what the new york post described this week as survivor -- white house edition. and joining
modern relationships sh the breakup was announced on social media with donald trump tweeting about his decision to hire a new chief of staff, current homeland security secretary retired marine general john kelly and only after that did he add this shutout, i would like to thank reince priebus and we accomplished a lot together, i am very proud of him. and we await word on what those accomplishments are. the white house could feel free to contact us right here ott show. rumors of the demise had...
next. what ought to happen next, what is likely to happen next. now that the trump campaign has admitted that they worked with the russians during the campaign. the russian government did meddle in our election last year, to try to hurt hillary clinton's chances, to try to help donald trump's chances. the trump campaign, after all those months of denials, all of those vehement denials, up to and including the president himself, the trump campaign now admits that it knew that russia was meddling in our election to hurt hillary clinton and help donald trump. they now admit that they were informed of that fact early on, even before the first news reports to that effect. and learning that that was happening, the trump campaign's response at the highest level, was that that tried to help the russians in achieving their goals. now that that has been conceded, what happens next? i mean, as of this time last night, "the new york times" is reporting that its reporters had seen documentation that indicated that the trump campaign knowingly took a meeting with a representative of the russi
next. what ought to happen next, what is likely to happen next. now that the trump campaign has admitted that they worked with the russians during the campaign. the russian government did meddle in our election last year, to try to hurt hillary clinton's chances, to try to help donald trump's chances. the trump campaign, after all those months of denials, all of those vehement denials, up to and including the president himself, the trump campaign now admits that it knew that russia was...
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evening with a look ahead to the g20 summit and president trump's first meeting with vladimir putin. we'll talk with peter baker of the "new york times," karen deyoung of the post-and ed luce of the "financial times." >> president putin, this is the fourth american president he's met. he has a lot of experience reading people, he's ex-kgb. i think however he reads trump tomorrow will be consequential and have repercussions i won't predict but i will say are going to be very significant. > we conclude with an all in the family conversation with peter baker and his book, barack obama. >> when you see a president leave office, for what his legacy will be, this is a unique president who seems to want to demolish the last guy's achievements in the way no other has done. richard nixon didn't undo all the great society lyndon johnson did, eisenhower didn't undo the new deal. president trump seems determined to take out parts of president obama's legacy. >> a look ahead to the g20 summit and president obama's legacy when we continue. >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by
evening with a look ahead to the g20 summit and president trump's first meeting with vladimir putin. we'll talk with peter baker of the "new york times," karen deyoung of the post-and ed luce of the "financial times." >> president putin, this is the fourth american president he's met. he has a lot of experience reading people, he's ex-kgb. i think however he reads trump tomorrow will be consequential and have repercussions i won't predict but i will say are going to...
MSNBC Live With Stephanie Ruhle : MSNBCW : July 19, 2017 6:00am-7:00am PDT
meeting revealed. a previously undisclosed sideline huddle, president trump spoke again with vladimir putin at the g20 with only a russian government translator there. >> all of america's principal allies, they found it remarkable. they were concerned by it. >> the guest list. nbc news identifies the eighth participant in that don junior meeting held last summer. >> you now have another person in this who has a history of opening bank accounts that the auditor general thought might have been used for money laundering. >> if that's not enough, let it fail. the republican plan to simply repeal obamacare appears doomed as three female senators come out against it. >> i can tell you the republicans are not going to own it. we'll let obamacare fail. >> that was our president saying let obamacare fail. we're going to begin this morning with new reporting about that extended sitdown between president trump and russian president vladimir putin nearly two weeks ago. with no media in the room and no mention from the white house, this is the first we're hearing about it. so was it just small chi
meeting revealed. a previously undisclosed sideline huddle, president trump spoke again with vladimir putin at the g20 with only a russian government translator there. >> all of america's principal allies, they found it remarkable. they were concerned by it. >> the guest list. nbc news identifies the eighth participant in that don junior meeting held last summer. >> you now have another person in this who has a history of opening bank accounts that the auditor general thought...
deployed against her in the campaign on behalf of trump supporters. so it's really interesting bombshell reporting from shane harris, again, about a week and a half ago. it was a big advance in terms whof what we understand about this story and what we as americans understand what happened to our country last year. it is now well established or it is at least firmly attested to by multiple u.s. intelligence agencies that the russians did this attack last year and it had a few different elements to it. and all of these elements we're getting more detail on all the time, but we've got the basics. it was a three-pronged attack. russian government and military hackers first went after u.s. state and local election systems. they targeted voter registration rolls. we're not exactly sure what they did with that information, but we do know they tried it on in multiple states. that was the -- that was one prong of the three-prong attack. second prong was a sophisticated intensive propaganda effort largely used in social media, but also used in russian state controlled traditional media outlets li
deployed against her in the campaign on behalf of trump supporters. so it's really interesting bombshell reporting from shane harris, again, about a week and a half ago. it was a big advance in terms whof what we understand about this story and what we as americans understand what happened to our country last year. it is now well established or it is at least firmly attested to by multiple u.s. intelligence agencies that the russians did this attack last year and it had a few different...
CNN Tonight With Don Lemon : CNNW : July 17, 2017 11:00pm-12:00am PDT
trump marks six months in office this week. and his -- consumed by counsel investigation into possible collusion and his key initiative is apparently dead. republicans control the white house and both houses of congress, but obamacare will we main the law of the land. two more senators on record tonight saying they will not support the healthcare bill and that's enough to kill it. the white house john able to get its story straight on donald trump jr.'s meeting with the lawyer. president trump and his son bate saying the meeting tack place last year was to get dirt or hillary clinton. sean spicer insisting it was about adoption. and oh, at the six-month mark president trump has the lowest approval of more than rating than any president in history. beginning with cnn's political analyst david, katy and michael. we star again with breaking news everyone. katelyn there are now four republican senators opposing the motion to advance the healthcare bill in the senate. right now this version of obamacare repeal and replace is dead. what can you tell us tonight? >> that's exactly right. this
trump marks six months in office this week. and his -- consumed by counsel investigation into possible collusion and his key initiative is apparently dead. republicans control the white house and both houses of congress, but obamacare will we main the law of the land. two more senators on record tonight saying they will not support the healthcare bill and that's enough to kill it. the white house john able to get its story straight on donald trump jr.'s meeting with the lawyer. president trump...
information about trump junior's meeting with the russian lawyer. stand by for cnn's exclusive reporting. >>> and pondering pardons, the president's team is firing back. it purports is that mr. trump is exploring his power to grant pardons. new questions tonight about how far the trump camp will go to defend against the special counsel's investigation. >>> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. wolf blitzer is on assignment. i'm brianna keeler. you're in "the situation room." >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >> breaking news tonight, one of the most crossover sthal and combative white house press secretaries in modern history resigns. as president trump shakes up his communications office in a west wing reeling from shock and turmoil, sean spicer calling it quits after mr. trump hired new york financier and staunch support supporter anthony scaramucci as communications director. he revealed spicer's deputy sara sanders is going to replace spicer. scaramucci says he will report directly to mr. trump. we are told top white house official
information about trump junior's meeting with the russian lawyer. stand by for cnn's exclusive reporting. >>> and pondering pardons, the president's team is firing back. it purports is that mr. trump is exploring his power to grant pardons. new questions tonight about how far the trump camp will go to defend against the special counsel's investigation. >>> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. wolf blitzer is on assignment. i'm brianna...
The Last Word With Lawrence O'Donnell : MSNBCW : July 26, 2017 10:00pm-11:00pm PDT
scandal has nothing to do with the trump organization. the real russia scandal is a democratic scandal. we've been talking for several days about chuck grassley's efforts to try to turn the russia/trump scandal around and try to make it into a kind of counter-narrative, it's all about hillary clinton. it's all about the democrats thing. that got pushed from today until tomorrow. we'll be watching for that tomorrow on capitol hill. that does it for us tonight. we'll see you again tomorrow. now it's final for "the last word" with lawrence o'donnell. good evening, lawrence. >>> good evening, rachel. i really liked your point in the show about trump tweeting about the transgender policy in the military going straight to the supporters of jeff sessions, the jeff sessions base, which by the way existed politically before there was ever a trump base. and i hadn't considered that today. i hadn't linked that up. when you try to make sense of a trump tweet, at first it feels impossible. it always does. but i think you might have found the light in there that makes sense. >> i try to avoi
scandal has nothing to do with the trump organization. the real russia scandal is a democratic scandal. we've been talking for several days about chuck grassley's efforts to try to turn the russia/trump scandal around and try to make it into a kind of counter-narrative, it's all about hillary clinton. it's all about the democrats thing. that got pushed from today until tomorrow. we'll be watching for that tomorrow on capitol hill. that does it for us tonight. we'll see you again tomorrow. now...
Lou Dobbs Tonight : FBC : July 10, 2017 4:00am-5:00am EDT
>> lou: good evening, everybody. president trump today delivering one of the best speeches in his young presidency. speaking in warsaw, the site of the uprising against the nazis, president trump spoke of the urgent need to defend western civilization. >> i declare for the world to hear that the will never be broken and our valleys will prevail and our people will thrive and our civilization will priump. >> as you saw and heard. the crowd loved it and repeatedly interrupted it with chants of usa and donald trump. ,they found anarchist and setting fires hurdling rocks and doing what about they do when they meet or anything that is gee whiz. john roberts is traveling with the president and in hamburg and has the report. we hear the flash of the grenades. and/ they have long found the protestors and it is a number of years that we have seen what ripped the streets in hamburg today. and pleasant in riot gear firing teargas and wire cannon and part of a building was set on fire and clouds of thick smoke billowing in the sky. the police expected 5 or 8000 to cause trouble in the summit
>> lou: good evening, everybody. president trump today delivering one of the best speeches in his young presidency. speaking in warsaw, the site of the uprising against the nazis, president trump spoke of the urgent need to defend western civilization. >> i declare for the world to hear that the will never be broken and our valleys will prevail and our people will thrive and our civilization will priump. >> as you saw and heard. the crowd loved it and repeatedly interrupted it...
MSNBC Live : MSNBCW : July 12, 2017 11:00am-12:00pm PDT
junction a moment, but pthd trump's nominee for the fbi sent his day before the. that hearing was dominated by a story of a source by the "washington post" as a category 5 hurricane. trump and his meeting with a russian attorney that promised dirt on hillary clinton. >> should donald trump junior have taken that meeting? >> i'm hearing for the first time your description on it. i gather that -- >> let me ask you this, if i got a call from somebody saying the russian government wants to help lindsey graham get reelected, they have dirt on my opponent, should i take that meeting. >> so should i call the fbi? >> i think it would be wise to let the fbi -- >> you're going to be the director of the fbi, pal. i want you to tell every politician if you get a call suggesting that a foreign government wants to help you by disparaging your opponent, tell us all to call the fbi. >> to the members of this committee, any threat or effort to interfere with our elections from any nation state, or any nonstate actor is the kind of thing the fbi would want to know. >> where does ray stand on the ru
junction a moment, but pthd trump's nominee for the fbi sent his day before the. that hearing was dominated by a story of a source by the "washington post" as a category 5 hurricane. trump and his meeting with a russian attorney that promised dirt on hillary clinton. >> should donald trump junior have taken that meeting? >> i'm hearing for the first time your description on it. i gather that -- >> let me ask you this, if i got a call from somebody saying the russian...
Early Start with Christine Romans and Dave Briggs : CNNW : July 7, 2017 1:00am-2:00am PDT
>>> less than six hours from now, the sit down the world has been waiting for. president trump and putin meeting for the first time. the spotlight of the g20. we have it covered from hamburg, washington, moscow, and seoul. good morning, and welcome to "early start." i'm christine romans. >> i'm miguel marquez. it is friday, july 7th, 4:00 a.m. here on the east coast. it's one of the most eagerly anticipated meetings of world leaders in decades. this morning president trump sits down with russian president vladimir putin as the g20 summit gets underway in germany. their bilateral meeting comes just a day after president trump said russia should stop its destabilizing activities. minutes later refused to conclude that russia meddled in the u.s. election. >> new cnn reporting this morning says russia has even stepped up its spying efforts in the u.s. more in a moment. >>> for the latest, let's turn to the white house correspondent covering this for us, sara murray, live in hamburg. president trump meets putin face to face in just a few hours. it will be fascinating to see the optics o
>>> less than six hours from now, the sit down the world has been waiting for. president trump and putin meeting for the first time. the spotlight of the g20. we have it covered from hamburg, washington, moscow, and seoul. good morning, and welcome to "early start." i'm christine romans. >> i'm miguel marquez. it is friday, july 7th, 4:00 a.m. here on the east coast. it's one of the most eagerly anticipated meetings of world leaders in decades. this morning president...
williams anchoring. we will see the trump nomination nominee. the fbi director confirmations are always interesting. christopher ray will be the eighth person ever confirmed to this job if confirmed. but this time, this hearing tomorrow in the middle of all this, given the reason this job is open in the first place, this thing should be a doozy. again, starts 9:00 a.m. eastern here on msnbc. that does it for us tonight. see you again tomorrow. now time for "the last word with lawrence o'donnell." good evening, lawrence. >> good evening. do you think he will be asked about recusing himself from matters involving investigations of the president? >> i think he will be asked if the president asked him to pledge his loyalty. he is going to be asked if anyone has already tried to impede his work on anything related to the russia investigation. he is going to be -- i mean, tomorrow is going to be -- it is going to be so distinct and so different from any other confirmation hearing for an fbi director ever. i don't even really know what to anticipate. >> i'm fascinated to see what position he w
williams anchoring. we will see the trump nomination nominee. the fbi director confirmations are always interesting. christopher ray will be the eighth person ever confirmed to this job if confirmed. but this time, this hearing tomorrow in the middle of all this, given the reason this job is open in the first place, this thing should be a doozy. again, starts 9:00 a.m. eastern here on msnbc. that does it for us tonight. see you again tomorrow. now time for "the last word with lawrence...
At This Hour With Kate Bolduan : CNNW : July 11, 2017 8:00am-9:00am PDT
russian interference in the 2016 election. "the new york times" report that donald trump jr. was e-mailed ahead of time about the material a russian lawyer wanted to pass along to him and was told the source was the russian government. don jr. admits he was promised information helpful to the campaign about hillary clinton. in response to this, his attorney says it's much ado about nothing. no one denied the existence of the e-mail. the russian lawyer who met with don jr. at the height of the campaign is now speaking out. listen. >> they had the impression, it appears, that they were going to be told information that you had about the dnc. how did they get that impression? >> translator: it's quite possible maybe they were looking for such information. they wanted it so badly. >> have you ever worked for the russian government? do you have connections to the russian government? >> translator: no. >> the white house denying collusion. the president's lawyers denying he knew about this meeting at all. i do want you to keep this in mind. this makes at least seven current or former tru
russian interference in the 2016 election. "the new york times" report that donald trump jr. was e-mailed ahead of time about the material a russian lawyer wanted to pass along to him and was told the source was the russian government. don jr. admits he was promised information helpful to the campaign about hillary clinton. in response to this, his attorney says it's much ado about nothing. no one denied the existence of the e-mail. the russian lawyer who met with don jr. at the...
MSNBC Live : MSNBCW : July 8, 2017 6:00am-7:00am PDT
. i'm thomas roberts. day 170 of the trump a administration. on the final day of g-20, trump meeting with allies as u.s. growing more isolated. the president called it a tremendous meeting when he had one off with president putin but demanding answers for election hacking didn't actually happen, didn't go far enough. we had reaction in washington to the president's meeting. show of force. u.s. bombers in south korea sending a message to north korea. >>> we do, though, begin with the latest in politics. the question surrounding what happened behind closed doors when president trump and vladimir putin met face-to-face and talked about russia's meddling in the u.s. election. it was during bilateral meeting with uk prime minister theresa may. this morning trump did not answer on russian foreign minister sergey lavrov's account that trump accepted putin's denial of involvement. >> prime minister may and i have developed a very special relationship. i think trade will be a very big factor between our two countries. i want to thank you very much. >> did the russians lie about your meeting y
. i'm thomas roberts. day 170 of the trump a administration. on the final day of g-20, trump meeting with allies as u.s. growing more isolated. the president called it a tremendous meeting when he had one off with president putin but demanding answers for election hacking didn't actually happen, didn't go far enough. we had reaction in washington to the president's meeting. show of force. u.s. bombers in south korea sending a message to north korea. >>> we do, though, begin with the...
Washington Journal : CSPAN : July 4, 2017 7:00am-8:01am EDT
trump. here's how to be part of the conversation. democrats call 202-748-8000. republicans call 202-748-8001. .ndependents call 202-748-8002 if you are calling from outside the united states, and that line is 202-748-8003. we are already seeing some posts on facebook this morning, and we are welcoming your tweets. piece in the new york times about the declaration of independence and the american constitution. the declaration of independence, the second continental congress whiled the declaration people were living under to any. they say it is their right, their duty to overthrow such government. this morning, we are asking about the pew u.s. global image survey. they say, sense 2002, when pew research first asked about the u.s. a broad, they found that it was tracked alongside confidence in the u.s. president. however, they started to see a change from george w. bush obama'sration to administration. at the time, they found that positive views of the united states climbed in europe and other regions as did trust in have a new president would .andle world affairs pew andhe headline from a
trump. here's how to be part of the conversation. democrats call 202-748-8000. republicans call 202-748-8001. .ndependents call 202-748-8002 if you are calling from outside the united states, and that line is 202-748-8003. we are already seeing some posts on facebook this morning, and we are welcoming your tweets. piece in the new york times about the declaration of independence and the american constitution. the declaration of independence, the second continental congress whiled the...
Representative Adam Schiff Calls Donald Trump Jr. Emails "Deeply Disturbing" : CSPAN : July 11, 2017 9:12pm-9:28pm EDT
between donald trump junior and other officials with the russian lawyer, a disturbing development that should be looked into carefully. his comments came during a news conference with those on the house investigation into russia and the 2016 elections. this is about 15 minutes. trump made for the russians to hack and released hillary information. we now know the response that the president's son gave to the russians is that he would love it if they gave damaging information about hillary clinton, rather than report this overture to provide damaging information to intervene in the presidential election to help his father, neither the president's nor the campaign reported this information to the fbi. when it became obvious the emails were being dumped, when it was obvious this was being done by the russian government, when our own intelligence committee issued a statement in october of firming this was being done by the russians, did the trump campaign than disclose they had received an overture to receive damaging information. the answer is, no they did not. significant, deeply dis
between donald trump junior and other officials with the russian lawyer, a disturbing development that should be looked into carefully. his comments came during a news conference with those on the house investigation into russia and the 2016 elections. this is about 15 minutes. trump made for the russians to hack and released hillary information. we now know the response that the president's son gave to the russians is that he would love it if they gave damaging information about hillary...
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: back in the spotlight over russia. donald trump had a second discreet meeting with vladimir putin at the 620 summit, according to the white house. but why? and mr trump's eldest son, donald jr, has now been called to testify in congress over his meeting with a russian lawyer during the election campaign. the duke and duchess of cambridge visit a former concentration camp in poland, an experience they describe as shattering. and, 18 months after his pioneering double hand transplant, zion harvey tells us about his remarkable road to recovery. only thing that is different is, instead of having no hands, i have two hands. i'm still the same kid everybody knew without hands. the white house has confirmed that president trump held a second meeting with russia's president putin during the 620 summit earlier this month in germany. the white house says the meeting, barely publicised up until now, happened hours after the formal bilateral talks between the two leaders. it is believed mr trump spoke to mr putin at the second meeting for around an hour. the only other person present was a ru
: back in the spotlight over russia. donald trump had a second discreet meeting with vladimir putin at the 620 summit, according to the white house. but why? and mr trump's eldest son, donald jr, has now been called to testify in congress over his meeting with a russian lawyer during the election campaign. the duke and duchess of cambridge visit a former concentration camp in poland, an experience they describe as shattering. and, 18 months after his pioneering double hand transplant, zion...
on vacation today. a potential new break in the trump potential collusion information. e-mails from a year ago tweeted out this morning by donald trump jr. himself show rob goldstone, a former trump business partner with ties to the russian government explicitly promised russian government assistance to help trump defeat hillary clinton. goldstone writes, quote, the crown prosecutor of russia met with his father aras this morning and in the meeting offered to provide the trump campaign with some official documents and information that would incriminate hillary and her dealings with russia and be very useful to your father. this is obviously very high level and sensitive information but is part of russia and its government's support for mr. trump. unquote. don jr.'s response, quote, if it's what you say, i love it. unquote. so to review, goldstone tellingdtelling don jr. that the russian government is working to influence the u.s. election. don jr. seems to salivate. the e-mail chain continues as a meeting gets on the books. goldstone identifies the person flying to the u.s. to provi
on vacation today. a potential new break in the trump potential collusion information. e-mails from a year ago tweeted out this morning by donald trump jr. himself show rob goldstone, a former trump business partner with ties to the russian government explicitly promised russian government assistance to help trump defeat hillary clinton. goldstone writes, quote, the crown prosecutor of russia met with his father aras this morning and in the meeting offered to provide the trump campaign with...
MSNBC Live With Ali Velshi : MSNBCW : July 11, 2017 12:00pm-1:00pm PDT
later on. >>> i'm ali velshi. when the book comes out about president trump's time in office and the ongoing russia probe, today might very well get its own chapter. the president's son, donald trump jr., tweeted out a series of his own e-mails. they detail the leadup to that now infamous campaign season meeting with a kremlin-linked attorney. the person trump jr. was e-mailing was this fellow here. music publicist rob goldstone. he said an attorney had quote, information that would incriminate hillary and her dealings with russia and would be very useful to your father. talking about hillary clinton and donald trump. and more than that, the e-mails indicate that donald trump jr. was told in advance that this attorney was with or representing the russian government. as for that attorney, he met with my colleague, keir simmons, who tracked her down in moscow, in an exclusive interview she denied any connection with the kremlin but in an apparent contradiction to what donald trump jr. has said, the attorney says the premise for the meeting was to discuss sanctions. >> reporter: what wa
later on. >>> i'm ali velshi. when the book comes out about president trump's time in office and the ongoing russia probe, today might very well get its own chapter. the president's son, donald trump jr., tweeted out a series of his own e-mails. they detail the leadup to that now infamous campaign season meeting with a kremlin-linked attorney. the person trump jr. was e-mailing was this fellow here. music publicist rob goldstone. he said an attorney had quote, information that would...
The Beat With Ari Melber : MSNBCW : July 26, 2017 3:00pm-4:00pm PDT
watching. thank you for the hand off. i appreciate it. donald trump says he will sign just about any bill on obamacare but republicans just failed on a vote to send him any bill on obamacare. >>> congressional republicans campaigned on repeal and replace. they couldn't get that planned through congress. today a senate vote to just repeal obamacare with no replacement failed. seven republicans defying trump on the vote. trump made a last ditch effort calling out senator lisa murkowski on twitter but it did not work. you can hide behind a commuter screen. is president trump too busy to face down his party in person or just too scared? he looks scared because he spent so little time meeting with senators to do the work, to find an obamacare strategy. everyone also knows the president likes twitter, a place you can post quick thoughts but increasingly it looks like this could be a presidential posture based on twitter fingers. that's an internet expression that refers to people who act tough online and then fold when it's time for a fight in real life. the senator responded to the president's
watching. thank you for the hand off. i appreciate it. donald trump says he will sign just about any bill on obamacare but republicans just failed on a vote to send him any bill on obamacare. >>> congressional republicans campaigned on repeal and replace. they couldn't get that planned through congress. today a senate vote to just repeal obamacare with no replacement failed. seven republicans defying trump on the vote. trump made a last ditch effort calling out senator lisa murkowski...


11/02/2004 · Multiple Tables & Graphs in one Excel Page - Hello, Let's say I'm trying to make a page with 3 sets of tables and graphs in pairs, such as: Table 1 Graph 1 Table 2 Graph 2... 22/03/2017 · Is it possible to have a table with say three measures where the first two columns are text (i.e. they show the numerical data as is) and the third column shows a visualization like a bar chart?
How to display multiple charts in one chart sheet?
By default, Prism creates one graph per data table. But that is just a starting point. You can plot data from multiple data tables on a graph. There are two ways to add another data table to a graph: But that is just a starting point.
Displaying multiple time series in an Excel chart is not difficult if all the series use the same dates, but it becomes a problem if the dates are different, for example, if the series show monthly and weekly values over the same span of time.
What I've done. I've added Google chart to the head of my page. This returns an image of a chart. What I need to do. I simply need to add a second chart to the same page.


Julia Zemiro is a French-born Australian television presenter, host and actor. This biography provides detailed information about her childhood, life, achievements, works & timeline.
If you ever had an opportunity to watch the super hit Australian musical quiz show, RocKwiz, you would definitely know who Julia Zemiro is. For others, she is a super successful French-born Australian television presenter and host. Zemiro has been synonymous to RocKwiz. Ever since the show premiered way back in 2005, she has been serving as its host and in all probability would continue in the profile in the years to come. However, her career graph isn't limited to just a musical quiz show. Other than being a television presenter, she is a radio host, actor, singer, writer and comedian. Her first stint as an entertainer was as a theatre artist in Sydney. Interested, she decided to pursue it as a career option and soon enrolled at the Victorian College of the Arts Drama School, giving up on formal studies in her final year. Over the years, she has carved a niche for herself in both theatre and television and has an ardent fan following.
Julia Zemiro was born on April 14, 1967 in Aix-en Provence, France to Claude and Jane Zemiro. Her father is a retired French restaurateur and her mother is a retired teacher.
At the age of two, her family moved to Australia. She attained her early education from the Sydney Girls High School before enrolling at the University of Sydney for a degree in Bachelor of Arts.
Her acting career bears its root in Sydney where she played at the Belvoir St Theatre Sydney for many years, thus becoming a Theatresports veteran. Her stint at theatre solidified her ambition to make a career in the field of entertainment.
In 1992, she gained admission in the Victorian College of the Arts Drama School. Subsequently, she left University of Sydney in her final year and shifted base to Melbourne.
At Melbourne, she continued with her theatre career, by joining Impro Melbourne. She starred in the annual season of Celebrity Theatresports and was a regular at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival show, 'Late Night Impro'. She was one of the core members of the improvised stage show, 'Spontaneous Broadway'.
Graduating from the Victorian College of Arts in 1993, she joined the Bell Shakespearean Company, commencing a national tour with the Actors at Work group. Simultaneously, she was a regular panellist and debater at the ABC's Good News Week. Additionally, she served as a writer and performer for two seasons in 'Totally Full Frontal', playing more than 30 characters.
During her early years, she featured in a number of short films including 'The Extra' and 'Muffled Love'. For both the films, she won the Tropfest Best Actress award in 1999 and 2001 respectively. Meanwhile, in Melbourne International Comedy Festival in 2000, she took up multiple roles of co-writer, performer and director for 'Backpackers'.
Her stint as a television presenter commenced with the show, 'World Telly 2'. Produced by broadcaster and journalist, Scott-Walkins Sully, the programme was broadcasted in the ABC's Australia Television.
In 2003, she first appeared as 'Bronya' in 'Eurovision, the Musical'. She reprised her role in the 2004 'Euromax 7 The Musical' and in 2006, 'Eurobeat: Almost Eurovision'.
In 2005, Julia Zemiro became the host for the music quiz show, RocKwiz on SBS, and has been hosting it till date. Recorded at The Epsy, the show will enter its 13th season on May 30, 2015. RocKwiz has achieved great success over the years and has given Zemiro the recognition that she enjoys today.
In addition to hosting RocKwiz, she has done a variety of television performances. In 2006, she starred on the comedy show, 'The Wedge' and served as the judge on 'LifeStyle Food's Great BBQ Challenge' consecutively in 2006 and 2007. Furthermore, she appeared in an episode of CNNNN as the host of 'Animal Farm'.
She also hosted the talent show, 'Song for the Socceroos', which aimed at finding a theme song for the Australian Socceroos soccer team during their bid for the 2006 FIFA World Cup. The group, 'Freedom of Thought' won the show.
Apart from hosting shows, Zemiro also entertained audiences as a contestant. She paired with Dave Gleeson for Channel Seven's 'It Takes Two' show. Furthermore, she contested and won Australia's Brainiest TV Star show.
Zemiro has made guest appearances in a number of television shows including, 'Top Gear Australia', 'ADbc', 'Thank God You're Here', 'Talkin' 'Bout Your Generation' and 'The Bazura Project's 'Guide To Sinema'. She also figured in a number of television commercials including Fifi La Croix as a satiric French fashion expert for Target's breast cancer campaign.
Together with 3RRR radio personality Sam Pang, she recurrently has served as a commentator for the SBS broadcast, 'Eurovision Song Contests' in Moscow in 2009, Oslo in 2010, Dusseldorf in 2011, Baku in 2012, Malmo in 2013 and Copenhagen in 2014. She is expected to continue in this capacity in Vienna in 2015.
In 2012, she played the character of Oriana De La Force in a 12 part Australian drama series on FMC, 'Conspiracy 365'. Furthermore, she reprised her role in 'Ql', a BBC drama of which she first was a part in the stage version of QL show, 'Ql Live' in December 2011.
Year 2013 saw her play the character of Isabelle in the Rachel Ward directed TV film, 'An Accidental Soldier'. Same year, she served as the host for the five-episode show, 'Julia Zemiro's Home Delivery', in which she interviewed five comedians. The show was aired on ABC1 network.
In 2014, she took to theatre yet again, this time for Sydney Theatre Company, playing Roxane's duenna in Edmond Rostand's 1897 play 'Cyrano de Bergerac'. She was paired opposite Richard Roxburgh's Cyrano.
On 2014's New Year's Eve, she, along with Toby Truslove, hosted the live coverage of the internationally renowned Sydney fireworks displays live from the Sydney Opera House forecourt.
Zemiro's career graph has witnessed an upscale drive ever since she has served as the host of the super successful musical quiz show, 'RocKwiz'. The show which premiered on January 31, 2005 on SBS One has been running in its twelfth season. Since the shows' commencement, she has served as its host and shall, in all probability, continue in the role for the show's thirteenth season that kicks off on May 30, 2015. The programme is hugely popular and has been nominated in the AACTA Award for Best Light Entertainment Television Series thrice, winning once in 2007. It has also been nominated for Helpmann Awards.
Zemiro's romantic interest has been a mystery since long. The television presenter is quoted to have said that she has found someone who probably is the answer to her loneliness. Nothing at all is known about the man except for the fact that he is not in the media industry.


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6 weeks after going back to pen and paper, Buffalo hospital CEO sees ransomware attack as a call to arms
by Evan Sweeney |
Six weeks after cyberattackers locked down Erie County Medical Center, CEO Thomas Quatroche said ransomware is "a form of terrorism."
At 2 a.m. on a Sunday morning in April, Erie County Medical Center was hit with a ransomware attack that locked down the hospital's computers and requested $44,000.
Hours later, hospital executives and security consultants elected not to pay the ransom, a decision that would require the facility to revert back to pen-and-paper charting and would take weeks to restore computer systems back to normal.
RELATED: Buffalo hospital returns to pen and paper after a virus shuts down IT systems
It was a relatively easy decision, ECMC officials told The Buffalo News, which outlined the hospital's blow-by-blow response to the attack. The medical center already had backups of patient files and used borrowed laptops with stripped-down connectivity to access a regional health information exchange for up-to-date patient records.
For ECMC CEO Thomas Quatroche, that response was also "about the integrity of the organization."
"What's happening is a form of terrorism like an attack on critical infrastructure," he told The Buffalo News. "It's a call to action to view cybersecurity the way we do law enforcement, to raise the profile of the issue."
RELATED: Should hospitals pay up following a ransomware attack? The answer is far from simple
The difficult part came during the weeks afterward as the hospital worked to get its system back online. Officials said most computer systems would be back to normal this week, more than six weeks after the attack. Experts have said hospitals often struggle with the decision to pay a ransom, especially considering the real-world implications of an attack.
Unlike most ransomware attacks that find a way into the hospital's network through phishing emails, cyber extortionists used an automatic program to attack a loosely configured web server. Experts said the attackers manually searched through files a week before locking them down and demanding payment.
"This attack was in our top 10 percent in terms of sophistication, and the manual intervention with someone poking around was unusual," said Reg Harnish, chief executive officer of GreyCastle Security, which assisted the hospital in its response.
RELATED: After WannaCry, experts worry healthcare's vulnerabilities will make the next ransomware attack even worse
The attack happened a month before the WannaCry ransomware attack that swept across the globe, but highlighted some of the same concerns regarding cybersecurity weaknesses throughout the healthcare industry. Healthcare executives have said ransomware is a top concern in 2017, and some experts have pushed for the industry to find a solution in artificial intelligence.
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With the rise of the Gig Economy, many companies have engaged independent contractors to accomplish many tasks previously handled by employees. However, the California Supreme Court recently broke new ground in providing protections to California workers, by making it much easier for a worker to qualify as an employee, subject to the protections of Wage Orders, as opposed to an independent contractor, with no such protections. California's Wage Orders set worker protections relating to minimum wage, maximum hours, and a limited number of very basic working conditions (such as minimally required meal and rest breaks).
In the case of Dynamex Operations W. v. Superior L.A. County, the Supreme Court adopted a much broader standard, holding that to "employ" means to "suffer, or permit to work." The Court held that this definition must be interpreted broadly to treat as "employees," and thereby provide the wage order's protection to, all workers who would ordinarily be viewed as working in the hiring business under the new "ABC" test. The new classification standard will make it easier to find liability for misclassifying workers as independent contractors.
This is a ruling that could impact thousands of employers who may have misclassified employees. Join us as Klinedinst employment attorneys Susan Chelsea and Patrick Goode review the impact of the Dynamex ruling, outline the new classification standards that employers must abide by, and provide real-world guidance to help you ensure full compliance with this wide-ranging ruling.


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Clean water for small village in southern Iraq
Al Jazeera, Iraq, June 10, 2005-For 8,000 people living in the small village of Al Jazeera in southern Iraq, clean drinking water is now a reality, after ACT member Norwegian Church Aid (NCA), in partnership with the Danish Refugee Council, installed a water purification plant.
"We have real faith in this project," said NCA's Hans-Erik Grimsrud, the water engineer responsible for setting up the project. "Villagers have been trained to run the plant and sell water at cost price in order to cover any running and maintenance costs," he explained, adding that "the fact that the local council is involved, gives us faith that this plant will continue provide water for the villagers for many years to come."
Grimsrud said that by selling the water, people could then generate income to pay those employed at the plant. "And the villagers themselves helped decide where the plant should be located and how it should be constructed, so we believe that they will feel a sense of ownership towards it," he said.
NCA/ACT has been active in Iraq since 1997 and has focused its activities on providing water to the local population. Iraq has one of the world's most hostile climates, and temperatures can reach up to 60 degrees Celsius during the summer months.
"We are renovating a waterworks plant just south of Baghdad," said Oddbjørn Flem, NCA's country representative for Iraq. "We began this project in 1997, and are now in the final phase. We are also working to renovate other water plants in Baghdad, and plan to lay new water pipes outside the northern town of Mosul," he said, explaining that although NCA hired local workers and used local contractors for larger projects.
"Water is a great problem in Iraq. The supply tends to be very polluted and the fact that Iraq is a low-lying country means that the water has an unusually high salt content," said Grimsrud. "This means that the water is, categorically speaking, undrinkable." According to the water engineer, this was the case in the village of Al Jazeera outside Basra in southern Iraq. The village lies in the swampland between the rivers Eufrat and Tigris, with the result that the water is extremely salty and highly polluted, as the two great rivers carry sewage and other wastewater from densely populated areas further upriver.
NCA is implementing a number of water projects in Iraq, by linking villages to the existing water network and installing water-purification equipment in hospitals.
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The Portland Winterhawks have signed forwards Rodrigo Abols and Carl Ericson, the two players they selected in the 2015 Canadian Hockey League Import Draft last month.
Abols, a Latvian who will be entering his 19-year-old season in 2015-16, was selected by Portland in the first round with the 50th pick. Last season with HK Riga of the Molodezhnaya Hockey League he posted 20 goals and 18 assists for 38 points in 35 games. He also suited up for Dinamo Riga of Russia's Kontinental Hockey League, where he had a goal and four assists for five points in 15 games.
Abols has also represented his native Latvia numerous times in international play, including the 2015 World Championship, where he played against NHL stars like Sidney Crosby, Claude Giroux and Evgeni Malkin.
Ericson, a Swedish forward also entering his 19-year-old season, was taken in the second round with the 110th pick. He played for Leksand J20 of the Swedish SuperElit League last season where he had 16 goals and 26 assists for 42 points in 43 games. He also suited up in 11 games for Leksand's professional team in the Swedish Hockey League.
"When we spoke to Rodrigo and Carl after the Import Draft, both expressed excitement about joining the Winterhawks," said Portland Winterhawks General Manager & Head Coach Jamie Kompon. "We are excited to have them join our organization. Their offensive abilities along with a willingness to play a 200-foot game will be a great addition to our team..
Premier membership season tickets for the 2015-16 season are on sale now and start at only $42 per month and include playoffs. Visit winterhawks.com or call 503-236-HAWK to reserve the best seat locations.


Miami, FL, September 01, 2017 –(PR.com)– HMiners (https://hminers.com) is now making a strong impact in the global cryptocurrency market with their three powerful mining rigs that have already proven their efficiency in Bitcoin, Litecoin, Dash, and Ethereum mining. The company claims that these are the first ever mining rigs that can run on SHA-256, Scrypt, Etehash, and X11 mining algorithms. Using the H2U Miner, H4U Miner, and Rack Equipped with 5 x H4U from the company, many users have already been able to receive a 100% return on their investment within just one month.
Though the field of cryptocurrency has experienced significant developments over the years, not much has been done so far in terms developing mining rigs capable of mining Ethereum. The team at HMiners has spent months in evaluating, prototyping, and extreme-condition pressure testing their three miners before starting their mass production. The most noteworthy feature of these products is their ability to mine Ethereum with extremely high hash rates, while maintaining low power consumption. Many Ethereum miners around the world are now using these mining rigs with great satisfaction.
About HMiners: HMiners is the most recognizable companies in the cryptocurrency industry and the proud creators of the world's first 10 nm ASIC Chip. The core team of this organization comprises of top level specialists from globally renowned organizations such as IBM, Microsoft, and Samsung.


BC stands for "Ballistic Coefficient". In words, BC is a measure of how well a bullet retains velocity; the higher the BC, the more velocity is retained, and vise-versa. Heavy bullets with streamlined profiles will have higher BC's than shorter bullets with blunter profiles. BC is the fundamental measure of external ballistic efficiency and performance. The higher the BC, the better the bullet retains velocity/energy and resists wind deflection and drop.
BC is more important for long range shooting than short range. The BC's of Berger bullets are based on carefully controlled test firing and are accurate to within +/- 1%*. All BC's reported for Berger bullets are corrected to the ICAO Atmosphere.
*For some flat based bullets which are typically used at short range, BC's are based on calculated rather than fired BC's.
How do I use BC?
The Ballistic Coefficient (BC) is used to do external ballistic analysis. The most common use is to input the BC into a ballistic computer program along with other data about the shooting conditions (muzzle velocity, zero range, atmospheric conditions, etc) in order to calculate a trajectory for the bullet. The trajectory information is used to make sight corrections for drop and wind deflection. BC's of various bullets are often compared when selecting a bullet for a particular application where external ballistic performance is important. One example is long range target shooting where the shooter wants a high BC in order to minimize wind deflection. A high BC does not indicate a more accurate bullet. However, a high BC does minimize the effects of many shooting variables like uncertainties in range and wind conditions. Thru minimizing the effects of the uncertainties, the higher BC can reduce the net miss distance compared to a bullet with a lower BC.