for some of the things durham is alleging. at first, that he did. it comes out in the testimony that they actually did not, he billed the proper authorities when he was doing the investigation. alleged seems to be everything. durham doesn't have anything but allegations. host: let's take your point. guest: what we have seen so far in this trial is that michael sussman billed the clinton campaign for three hours on the day he met with james baker of the fbi. that bill says for confidential server issue, that is what the alpha bank allegation was, that trump organization internet servers were communicating -- allegedly communicating with alpha bank. now, we know they are not. that is what the clinton campaign, that is in his billing where he met with joffrey, he referred to it as a confidential project or server issue on the billing. that is what we have on the billing. he met with james baker for an hour. the bill is for three hours. it does not specify fbi, that is something defense attorneys have seized upon. when he has met

special counsel john durham's team received emails, sussmann lied to the fbi when he said he was not bringing trump-russia allegations on behalf of any client. sussmann's attorneys argued it's possible sussmann did spend time working on clinton-campaign aid times and rightfully builds campaign. his attorney argues that the fbi meeting was separate. chip maker said to vie in cash and stock deal worth $61 billion and marks one of the largest technology acquisitions of all time and would help broadcomm diversify in designing semiconductors and get into enterprise software. let's take a look at how stocks are trading this morning. they are both up over 3% in the premarket. dagen, tributes pouring in for act or ray liotta who died in his sleep where he was shooting a new movie. liotta is best remembered for iconic role in goodfellas. >> what are you doing? you're leaving your car? it's easier than leaving at a garage and waiting. quicker that way. lauren: director saying in part i will always be proud of the work we did together on that picture. while kevin costner, costar in the classic

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durham has presented an overwhelming evidence that he lied and the lie was material is the law requires. so sussman's only hope here is as i said at the outset of the trial, jury nullification. right. , jury nullification, that jurors that are stacked with hillary clinton's supporters and donors will perversely ignore the facts, the evidence and the law and decide to acquit and obviously guilty person sussman couldn't possiblyerso te the witness stand in his own defense. i said it before he made that decision for a couple of reasons.of first of all, he wouldlu absolutely melt in wither under a vigorous challenging cross-examination that would make him look guiltierld than he already is. and second ofnd s all, he would have to lie to the jury topo get out of this and that wouldse expose him to further criminalin jeopardy for perjury, lying in court to a jury,. so again, his only hope here is that this jury is so politically charged and the defense made sure at every turn remindinge nessman was against donald trump and in favor of hillaryld clinton.cl they're hoping to completely politici

durham argues that sussman went on behalf of the clinton campaign and showed building evidence that he says proves that. sussman's team said he did nothing wrong and has a long working relationship with the fbi and with never liked the bureau. the judge, christopher cooper, read instructions on thursday and told them to weigh several questions, chiefly come up was sussman's statement false, fictitious, and material to the investigation. also did michael sussman at knowingly or both the leap with the intention to break the law. the final question was the statement made in the executive branch of government, the fbi. if the government proved its case beyond a reasonable doubt, they are instructed to find michael sussman guilty. after closing arguments on friday, deliberations will likely begin to stay after the long weekend. in washington, fox news. >> british prosecutors authoriz charges against after kevin spacey for four counts of sexua assault against three men stemming from an incident in england in 2005, 2008, and 2013 purity could not be formally charged and must-see enters englan

i mean, you could see what durham is up against. at one point he asked baker, the former fbi general counsel, one of the lawyers asked why did you wait to give us -- hand over that incriminating text? and he just says sussmann is a friend of mine. this is your investigation. not mine. all of us were like wow, because you were one of the top people at the fbi and you are talking to the justice department. so. >> bret: so for somebody sitting at home we have been putting out the facts and day-to-day developments but piece it all together for them. why does this matter? >> well, it matters a lot. we have learned a lot. it is -- there has been questions raised as to why the mueller investigation did not uncover or reveal some of these details. what we now have a very clear pattern in both the steele dossier and the alpha bank scandal. both of them originated with the clinton campaign. the clinton campaign hid the funding of the steele dossier. was recently fined by the fec for doing that so they pushed these two separate parallel tracks

david: now to the latest on the durham probe. hillary clinton's former attorney michael sussman did not take the stand for his defense today before we heard closing arguments. jurors have to decide whether sussman lied to the fbi when he claimed he wasn't bringing phony information about donald trump to the fbi on behalf of hillary clinton. has he made his case? joining me to discuss is former assistant u.s. attorney, fox news contributor, long-time friend, andy mccarthy. great to see you. >> thank you, david. david: you pointed out in the piece, there is a smoking gun in this case and it was a text written just before sussman met with the fbi general attorney, jim baker, general counsel. he wrote a text to the fbi guy, jim baker. he says, jim, it's michael sussman. i have something time sensitive and sensitive that i need to discuss. do you have availability for a short meeting tomorrow? i'm coming on my own, not on behalf of a client or company. want to help the bureau. thanks. so he said it. he said that he wasn't doing this o

and i think what the ron khan is trying to do is make the govern durham government more kind of unpopular, which it will get eventually when things become more expensive. but this is certainly not the way i use as the kid there, senior fellow with the department of war study can college asia. thank you. thank you. there's lots more still to come this hour. ukraine admits russia has the upper hand in hand with 90 percent of the region under its control. unimed sport, boston take the upper handled miami in the n b a playoff. ah, let's go with your weather report for friday. europe and africa have one, so a familiar scene here, we're turning up the heat again as we look towards spain. so seville at $35.00 degrees suns out, but it's not going to last for much longer. and because those winds will shift around. so from the northeast and we draw some cooler air from the southwest. so that kicks back your temperature to 28 degrees. it's also had heat around the bulk ins. many spots in the 30 is but truth be told, we could pair up some thunderstorms here, as we look to our crecia bosnia right thro

how do you think durham did here? you think he can persuade this jury that michael sussmann lied to the fbi? >> what you saw this week was pretty clear. i think the three key pieces of evidence that i took away, you have the text from sussmann to the fbi general counsel saying that he's come in as a good samaritan. not on behalf of anybody. secondly, you have the information of baker himself who not only his testimony, but he says he's 100% sure that's what sussmann told him and other notes added to that. and then on the back side, you have the testimony that he gave to our committee, the house republicans when we conducted this investigation when he said he went on behalf of a client. so he was lying to congress or lying to the fbi. it's clear cut here. there was lots of other exciting things that came out in the trail that i think we'll have to grab the popcorn for. >> martha: one of the other interesting details here, they brought in someone yesterday that went through the payments and he was paid on that day for i

john durham says sussmann lied when he told baker he was not coming to deliver the information about trump and russia on behalf of a client and he was on his own. durham says he has evidence and actual bill showing that sussmann billed the hillary clinton campaign for that meeting with the fbi. whether or not what sussmann did, if it's legal or not illegal, that's for jurors to died. the burden of proof is what they are looking at. and tomorrow jurors will come in, hear closing arguments, judge cooper has a hard out by 2:30 p.m., so it's possible the jurors will hear closing arguments, and four days off because of memorial day and then come back and start deliberating on tuesday. john. >> john: interesting period of time to digest everything that they have heard. david, one word for you, flonase, it will help. >> yes, thank you. >> sandra: a global food crisis could be weeks away, that warning coming from a u.n. official as russia blocks ukraine's key ports putting wheat exports in limbo. joining us now, steve forbes, chairman and editor of forbes media, and writing about inflation,

special counsel john durham's team say it's not true and showed jurors an invoice where sussman billed the clinton campaign on the same day he met with f.b.i. to relay that allegation. according to evidence sussman billed the campaign 3.3 hours on september 19th, 2016, for a quote work and communications regarding confidential project. september 19, 2016 is the same day sussman went to see the f.b.i. there is no reference to the 30-minute f.b.i. meeting on that invoice to the clinton campaign. sussman's attorneys told jurors in the past sussman met with the f.b.i. on other subjects numerous times, never hesitated to write the letters f.b.i. on his invoices. his team is also arguing that on september 19, 2016 michael sussman may have worked three hours on campaign-related things, billed the clinton campaign but kept it separate from the f.b.i. meeting. closing arguments may begin today or tomorrow. big news is michael sussman will not take the stand. >> bill: thank you for that. julie. >> julie: picking up on that story our next guest detailing the roll exactly. andy mcarthur is a forme

different world and if you look at videos for example of activists pulling down the confederate monument in durham, north carolina, you'll see they they tie to rope around its neck and then yanked on it and he kind of like bent in half because it's very thin metal. so a lot of these mass produced fairly cheap statues. i'm not too sad to see it's like throwing away old dvds, you know, they're the copies, you know what they look like etc. i know this is a heretical viewpoint from an artist story, but i also think about all of the things that have been allowed to dec. because they weren't thought as important as these monuments. and there was a really interesting 2018 smithsonian magazine investigation that found and i think over the previous four years american taxpayers that said at least 40 million dollars to preserve confederate monuments and heritage sites. whereas and there's all sorts of african-american or indigenous sites and historical landmarks and monuments that are i essentially crumbled away through lack of funding. so if you're going to say artworks are should always be preserved. we d

hopefully john durham has a little more up his sleeve. maria: yeah. and all of those congressmen who misled or lied to us like adam schiff going on every tv show telling us that collusion with trump was in plain sight. no, it wasn't. not at all. and i reported that at the time and where is accountability for him, the way he spoke and misled the american people. you mentioned the republicans taking over in november. there are republican members of the house oversight committee right now sending letters to several banks and the treasury department, they want more information about hunter biden and his associates' financial records, josh. the move is of course laying the ground work for a continuation of a probe into hunter biden's influence peddling. what are you expecting here? >> so there's really not a whole lot legally speaking that republicans can do while they're in the minority but as you said, maria, what they're trying to do right now, they're trying to set the table for their possibly and probably likely taking over both the house and senate c

but, actually, the ramifications and the report that will come from john durham are momentous. we should all pay very close attention to that. >> pete: precisely right. we look at the that jury in the d.c. and hope there is objective looking views of the evidence. miranda devine thank you so much for your time. >> thanks, pete. >> pete: you got it let's check in with senior meteorologist janice dean for our fox weather forecast. >> janice: good morning, pete. it's a nice day in new york we are expecting showers and thunderstorms along the i-95 corridor. people are going to be traveling. there are the current temps. 57 in new york. below average. very warm temperatures across the south. we are watching some of this moisture work its way up towards the ohio valley and back through the plain states in towards the mississippi river valley. there's your severe storm threat today with a concentration of portions of the ohio valley and then the appalachians and that future track shows you those showers and thunderstorms moving towards the east coast for friday. dinnertime hour. a quic

special counsel john durham's team came to court wednesday armed with new evidence including emails, bills, and receipts for jurors to see. another attempt to show sussman lied to the fbi when he said he wasn't bringing trent brush allegations on behalf of any client. the team showed an invoice where sussman billed the clinton campaign on the same day he met with the fbi. according to the evidence, he billed the campaign 3.3 hours on september 19th, 2016, for "work and communications regarding confidential project." september 19th, 2015, is the same day he went to see fbi general counsel james baker, saying he had information of a covert communications channel between the trump organization in russia. his attorneys argue it is possible that he did spend three hours that day working on the clinton campaign items, and rightfully build the campaign, but they argue that the meeting at the fbi was separate. closing arguments and a verdict will likely come next week if he takes the stand today. if not, we could have a verdict for the weekend. >> todd: thank you. >> the testimony knows that

ah, hello, this is al jazeera live from durham fully by table, also ahead. our community held together by grief parents, pupils and leaders more of those killed enthusiasts. school shooting in the u. s. state of texas. the mayor of cave calls russia's war in ukraine, a genocide as fighting intensifies in the east and pakistan. former prime minister iran con, gives the government an ultimatum called new elections for face major protests. ah, china says it hopes relations with the solomon islands can be a model for our countries in the pacific region. china's foreign minister has started his regional tour there. the chinese government disposing economic and security agreements with 10 pacific islands states. one eas visit is raising concerns about beijing's military and financial ambitions in the region. katrina, you has more from b. j. well, child is looking to deepen its relationships with these 10 pacific island nations and dramatically extend its influence in this region. and this is just off the back of door biden's tour of the indoor pacific, and beijing

durham's team showed an invoice for the clinton campaign on the same day he met with the fbi. according to the evidence sussmann built a campaign 3.3 hours september 19, 2016 for "work and communications regarding confidential projects." september 19, 2016 the same day sussmann went to see fbi general counsel james baker claiming he had information of covert information channel between the trump organization in russia. sussmann's attorney said it is possible sussmann spent three hours working on clinton campaign items and rightfully build the campaign, but argued the fbi meeting was separate and if sussmann does take the stand, the verdict will likely come next week. and if not we could have a verdict before the weekend, carley, todd to. >> carley: thank you. turning back to the news in texas we started a conversation about keeping our kids safe in school. >> todd: annexed guest lost his brother and the sandy hook shooting years ago. he shares his thoughts. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the new gmc sierra. premium and capable. that's professional grade. >> todd: welcome back. it is hard to

durham was the sunniest place, eight hours of sunshine. and the warmest spot was holbeach, in lincolnshire with 20 degrees celsius. it was a lovely end to the day, meanwhile, in worcestershire. right now, the weather is quite quiet. we've got a few showers for the north and west of scotland, but thickening cloud moving into northern ireland starting to bring outbreaks of rain. it's mild for the most part, but quite chilly air with us in scotland today, and if we look at where the air�*s coming from, although across the uk we'll all pretty much have westerly winds, in the south, the air is coming from a long way south, whereas in the north, the air�*s coming around, past iceland, so from polar regions, eventually working into northern scotland, so there'll be big temperature contrasts across the country from north to south. now, we start off with that band of rain thursday morning in northern ireland, pushing eastwards across northern england, scraping into the far south of scotland, north wales, the north midlands, as well. the front i

durham's team broad e-mails, bills and the receipts for the jury to review today. it says that it shows that sussman lied. the defense says the evidence could stem from other right-lead bill functions that sussman performed on behalf of the clinton campaign. prosecution rested today. we could get a verdict before the weekend unless sussman does take the stand in the next day or two. director of the fbi answered questions from lawmakers wednesday about a plot to assassinate former president george w. bush. the suspect is a man affiliated with the isis terror group. national security correspondent jennifer griffin has more tonight from the pentagon. >> we've got continue to stay laser focused on our efforts to counter violence motivated by hate and extremism. >> reporter: fbi director chris ray faced questions from frustrated lawmakers a day after the texas school shooting and a day after an iraqi man appeared in an ohio court charged with a plot to kill a former u.s. president. >> this was confirmed just yesterday when an fbi search warrant unsealed an ohio revealed

durham was the sunniest place, eight hours of sunshine. and the warmest spot was holbeach, in lincolnshire with 20 degrees celsius. it was a lovely end to the day, meanwhile, in worcestershire. right now, the weather is quite quiet. we've got a few showers for the north and west of scotland, but thickening cloud moving into northern ireland starting to bring outbreaks of rain. it's mild for the most part, but quite chilly air with us in scotland today, and if we look at where the air�*s coming from, although across the uk we'll all pretty much have westerly winds, in the south, the air is coming from a long way south, whereas in the north, the air�*s coming around, past iceland, so from polar regions, eventually working into northern scotland, so there'll be big temperature contrasts across the country from north to south. now, we start off with that band of rain thursday morning in northern ireland, pushing eastward across northern england, and scraping into the far south of scotland, north wales, the north midlands, as well. the fron

durham was the sunniest place, eight hours of sunshine. and the warmest spot was holbeach, in lincolnshire with 20 degrees celsius. it was a lovely end to the day meanwhile in worcestershire. right now, the weather is quite quiet. we�*ve got a few showers for the northwest of scotland, but thickening cloud moving into northern ireland starting to bring outbreaks of rain. it�*s mild for the most part, but quite chilly air with us in scotland today, and if you look at where the air is coming from, although across the uk we�*ll all pretty much have westerly winds, in the south, the air is coming from a long way south, whereas in the north, the air is coming around, past iceland, so from polar regions, eventually working into northern scotland, so they�*ll be big temperature contrasts across the country, from north to south. now, we start off with our band of rain thursday morning, in northern ireland, pushing eastward across northern england, and scraping into the far south of scotland, north wales, the north midlands, as well. the fr

durham was the sunniest place, eight hours of sunshine. and the warmest spot was holbeach, in lincolnshire with 20 degrees celsius. it was a lovely end to the day meanwhile in worcestershire. right now, the weather is quite quiet. we've got a few showers for the northwest of scotland, but thickening cloud moving into northern ireland starting to bring outbreaks of rain. it's mild for the most part, but quite chilly air with us in scotland today, and if you look at where the air is coming from, although across the uk we'll all pretty much have westerly winds, in the south, the air is coming from a long way south, whereas in the north, the air is coming around, past iceland, so from polar regions, eventually working into northern scotland, so they'll be big temperature contrasts across the country, from north to south. now, we start off with our band of rain thursday morning, in northern ireland, pushing eastward across northern england, and scraping into the far south of scotland, north wales, the north midlands, as well. the front itself w

durham was the sunniest place, eight hours of sunshine. and the warmest spot was holbeach, in lincolnshire with 20 degrees celsius. it was a lovely end to the day meanwhile in worcestershire. right now, the weather is quite quiet. we've got a few showers for the northwest of scotland, but thickening cloud moving into northern ireland starting to bring outbreaks of rain. it's mild for the most part, but quite chilly air with us in scotland today, and if you look at where the air is coming from, although across the uk we'll all pretty much have westerly winds, in the south, the air is coming from a long way south, whereas in the north, the air is coming around, past iceland, so from polar regions, eventually working into northern scotland, so they'll be big temperature contrasts across the country, from north to south. now, we start off with our band of rain thursday morning, in northern ireland, pushing eastward across northern england, and scraping into the far south of scotland, north wales, the north midlands, as well. the front itself w

eight hours of sunshine recorded in durham, the sunniest spot in the whole of the country, and holbeach in lincolnshire had the highest temperature, up to 20 degrees. meanwhile, through the midlands, a fine end to the day. lovely sunset sent in by one of our weather watcher pictures. right now, the cloud is starting to thicken up across northern ireland with outbreaks of rain starting to move its way in. for the most part, it's going to be a mild start to thursday morning, the exception scotland, where we'll have temperatures down into quite low single figures in the countryside. this rain is going to be pushing across from northern ireland into northern england, perhaps southern scotland, the north midlands, north wales, and through the day, that front weakens as it slowly slides towards lincolnshire. now, to the southeast of the front, quite a bit of cloud, but some sunny spells and feeling warm — 21 degrees for the highest temperature. but it gets colder and colder further north. for scotland, blustery showers, and for northern areas, as well as those strong winds, we'll only have

durham was the sunniest place, eight hours of sunshine. and the warmest spot was holbeach, in lincolnshire with 20 degrees celsius. it was a lovely end to the day meanwhile in worcestershire. right now, the weather is quite quiet. we've got a few showers for the northwest of scotland, but thickening cloud moving into northern ireland starting to bring outbreaks of rain. it's mild for the most part, but quite chilly air with us in scotland today, and if you look at where the air is coming from, although across the uk we'll all pretty much have westerly winds, in the south, the air is coming from a long way south, whereas in the north, the air is coming around, past iceland, so from polar regions, eventually working into northern scotland, so they'll be big temperature contrasts across the country, from north to south. now, we start off with our band of rain thursday morning, in northern ireland, pushing eastward across northern england, and scraping into the far south of scotland, north wales, the north midlands, as well. the front itself w

durham was the sunniest place, eight hours of sunshine. and the warmest spot was holbeach, in lincolnshire with 20 degrees celsius. it was a lovely end to the day meanwhile in worcestershire. right now, the weather is quite quiet. we've got a few showers for the northwest of scotland, but thickening cloud moving into northern ireland starting to bring outbreaks of rain. it's mild for the most part, but quite chilly air with us in scotland today, and if you look at where the air is coming from, although across the uk we'll all pretty much have westerly winds, in the south, the air is coming from a long way south, whereas in the north, the air is coming around, past iceland, so from polar regions, eventually working into northern scotland, so they'll be big temperature contrasts across the country, from north to south. now, we start off with our band of rain thursday morning, in northern ireland, pushing eastward across northern england, and scraping into the far south of scotland, north wales, the north midlands, as well. the front itself w

durham was the sunniest place, eight hours of sunshine. and the warmest spot was holbeach in lincolnshire with 20 c. it was a lovely end to the day meanwhile in worchestershire. right now, the weather is quite quiet, a few showers for the northwest of scotland but thickening cloud moving into northern ireland starting to bring outbreaks of rain. it's mild for the most part, but quite chilly air with us in scotland today, and if you look at where the air is coming from, although across the uk we will all have westerly winds. in the south, the air is coming from a long way south, whereas in the north, the air is coming around past iceland, so from polar regions working eventually working northern scotland, so they'll be big temperature contrasts across the country from north to south. we start off with a band of rain thursday morning in northern ireland, pushing eastward across northern england, scraping into the far south of scotland, north wales, the front itself weakens it as it slowly trickles down towards lincolnshire through the aftern

durham's team showed durham's team invoice where sussmann build the clinton campaign on the same day he met with fbi general counsel james baker to lay ward trump russia connection. he build 3 hours september 19th, 2016 for work and communications regarding confidential project, end quote. september 19th, 2016, bret, the same day sussmann went into see the fbi, but there is no reference to that 30-minute meeting baker on that invoice. sussmann's attorneys told jurors that in the past when sussmann would meet with the fbi on other subjects, he never hesitated to write the letters fbi on his invoices. special counsel durham charged sussmann last september with lying to the fbi because he once said he delivered the trump-russia story on his own. not on behalf of a client but billed the clinton campaign. sussmann's attorneys argued it's possible sussmann did spend three hours that day in september working on campaign items and rightfully billed the campaign and his attorneys argue the fbi meeting was separate on that same day. in the afternoon, bret, the government rested and the defense

plus there are more explosive new details in the hunter biden scandal in the special counsel durham's probe into hillary clinton's debunked trump russia narrative. we've got it all. homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas in a new video says the southern border is not open. recent migrant incidents paint a different picture. i'm david asman in for elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. david: we are learning more about the horrific mass shooting at an elementary school in uvalde, texas, that left 19 kids and two teachers dead. authorities say the 18-year-old suspect who was shot and killed by police posted photos of guns on social media. they say he also posted that he shot his grandmother and was quote, going to school to shoot at an elementary school. authorities say the teenager bought two ar style rifles days before the attack. motive remains unclear. meanwhile gubernatorial candidate beto o'rourke this afternoon confronting governor greg abbott during a live press conference. we'll have more on that heated confrontation straight ahead. as president

eight hours of sunshine recorded in durham, the sunniest spot in the whole of the country, and holbeach in lincolnshire had the highest temperature, up to 20 degrees. meanwhile, through the midlands, a fine end to the day. lovely sunset sent in by one of our weather watcher pictures. right now, the cloud is starting to thicken up across northern ireland with outbreaks of rain starting to move its way in. for the most part, it's going to be a mild start to thursday morning, the exception scotland, where we'll have temperatures down into quite low single figures in the countryside. this rain is going to be pushing across from northern ireland into northern england, perhaps southern scotland, the north midlands, north wales, and through the day, that front weakens as it slowly slides towards lincolnshire. now, to the southeast of the front, quite a bit of cloud, but some sunny spells and feeling warm — 21 degrees for the highest temperature. but it gets colder and colder further north. for scotland, blustery showers, and for northern areas, as well as those strong winds, we'll only have

if you look at videos, for example, of activists pulling down a confederate monument in durham, north carolina, you'll see they tied around its neck and then they found [inaudible] that in half because it's very thin metal. so a lot of these mass produced, fairly cheap statues i'm not too sad to see. it's like throwing away old dvds, you know? we've got copies, you know what they look like, et cetera. i know this is her medical viewpoint from an artist dorian. but i also think about all of the things that happen have been allowed to decay because they weren't thought as important as these monuments. there was a really interesting 2018 smithsonian magazine investigation and that found, i think, over the previous four years, american taxpayers had spent at least $40 million to preserve confederate while humans and heritage sites, whereas there is all sorts of african american or indigenous sites and historical landmarks and monuments that are essentially crumbled away through lack of funding. so if you are going to say artworks are, should always be preserved, we do have a limited amoun

back to the durham case in the d.c. courtroom. because we have an update on what is developing in there at this hour. every day we learn more than we did in the two big ticket probes in to this matter. we learned that the fbi agent that was assigned to investigate george papadopoulos that was sent to jail for 12 days in this case, papadopoulos, that the agent in charge of his case is now himself under investigation by the fbi for how he handled it. george papadopoulos here exclusively next. - common percy! - yeah let's go! on a trip. book with priceline. you save more, so you can “woooo” more. - wooo. - wooo. wooooo!!!!! woohooooo!!!! w-o-o-o-o-o... yeah, feel the savings. priceline. every trip is a big deal. >> martha: very interesting. an fbi agent that investigated claims of collusion between donald trump and russia during the 2016 election is now himself under investigation. his name is curtis heide. he's testifying at the trial of former clinton campaign lawyer michael sussmann. he revealed in his testimony that the fbi i

if kier starmer has to - resign because is given a fine, as he said that he will, of durham police fine him for that event, will you run for the labour leadership? well, i don�*t think there is a question of kier starmer having to resign because i have no reason to believe that durham police will, this time, find anything different than they found last time but what a contrast in conviction and principle that kier starmer has said, before the police have reached that judgment in this investigation, that if they find him, he will resign. borisjohnson has been fine, he�*s been proven to have lied and the majority wanting to go and he still won�*t resign. so, at the next election, they will be big choices on big issues like the cost of living, the future for our public services, but voters will also have a choice of the kind of leader they want to find that black door of 10 downing street. and, my goodness, and there is one thing that comes out of the sorry saga, it is the responsibility that no fault of the british people to make sure that politicians are held to account when they b

do we know that the durham police are still looking into the labour leader, keir starmer. has there been any more information on that and whether police forces are co—operating on how they are reaching those judgments? co—operating on how they are reaching thosejudgments? brute co-operating on how they are reaching those judgments? reaching those 'udgments? we haven't heard about reaching those judgments? we haven't heard about them _ reaching those judgments? we haven't heard about them cooperating, - reaching those judgments? we haven't heard about them cooperating, but - reaching those judgments? we haven't heard about them cooperating, but i i heard about them cooperating, but i am sure being police forces, they will be monitoring how they have been conducted in the same way. the problem for durham police, they cannot borrow much from how the metropolitan police have worked, because the event is so different, it took place in different times and these events were taking place in these events were taking place in the people's workplace and the durham event wasn't. i

the cost of living and also the issues with russia's invasion of ukraine and given what happened in durham, the only people left to apologise in this chamber are on those labour benches, on the labourfront this chamber are on those labour benches, on the labour front benches opposite?! benches, on the labour front benches oi iosite?! , , .,, benches, on the labour front benches oiiosite?! , , opposite?! yes, people in glass houses should _ opposite?! yes, people in glass houses should not _ opposite?! yes, people in glass houses should not throw - opposite?! yes, people in glass| houses should not throw stones. opposite?! yes, people in glass - houses should not throw stones. to houses should not throw stones. trr call this a damning report for the prime minister is an understatement. it states the senior leadership at the centre must bear responsibility. for 168 days he has used sue gray as a human shield against this duty. in this farce of a parliamentary system it is now all down to tory mps and there are not many left ear, for them to grow a backbone and oust this moral vacuum of a pri

john durham has evidence that sussmann lied and he was working for the clinton campaign when he went to the fbi to give that information. martha? >> martha: thanks. andy, great to have you with us today. what jumps out at you when we hear about this action from david spunt? >> this is manna from heaven for the defense. in a false statement's case, this should be a slam dunk false statement case. sussmann said that he wasn't representing anyone. he was representing the clinton campaign. the second part of a false statement case is you have to be able to prove that the false statement was material. it made the fbi handle the matter differently than they would have if they had known the truth. that should be a slam dunk, too. the obvious reason why he lies is if he tells them i'm working for the clinton campaign, they're going to know it's political information and they're going to look at it differently. that should be an open and shut case. the problem is on the materiality part of it now, you have the situation where the fbi headquarters misled the agents that were running the case o

this week durham's prosecutor's introduced a message between f.b.i. agents that said, quote, people on the seventh floor to include director are fired up about this server. end of quote of that message. now, they, meaning the f.b.i.'s seventh floor people, were fired up about fake information, which is just terrible. the f.b.i.'s job -- the f.b.i.'s job is really to get fired up about fake information. it's more than that, however. it's a gut-wrenching attack on our system of government. now, there's another data point that i want to share. durham recently released notes from a march 6, 2017 meeting between the justice department and f.b.i. officials. that -- in that meeting, they discussed predication and cross fire hurricane issues. this meeting was two weeks before then-director comey publicly announced his investigation into trump. on that very day, march 6, 2017, i wrote a letter to comey asking questions about the steel dossier. my press release for that letter is titleed, quote, -- title, quote, f.b.i. to pay ex spy for trump intel during campa

as we have reported, special counsel john durham in the courtroom says his team has evidence showing that sussmann billed the hillary clinton campaign and was working with the hillary clinton campaign for that specific private fbi meeting. >> sandra: keeping track of all of it, thank you, john. >> john: let's bring in katie pavlich, editor of town hall, and fox news contributor. allison sands testified an fbi communication to launch the thing indicated that the information came from the doj. what it said. on or about september 19, 2016, fbi received a referral of information from the u.s. department of justice detailing an unusually configured email serving i think pennsylvania belonging to the trump organization. in that referral, the department of justice provided the fbi with a white paper produced by an anonymous third party. a u.s. based server owned by the trump communication have been communicating with alfa bank in russia. that information did not come from the doj, but came from sussmann attached to the hillary clinton campaign. >> exactly. the trial is not only bringing up

we'll follow where durham takes us we'll follow his investigation. thanks for being in "focus." well, how could this happen? the outrage after an illegal immigrant on the f.b.i.'s terror watch list was allowed to roam around the united states for two weeks before he was rearrested. and some comments from the president are getting some backlash. here they are. >> these higher prices are part of the plan and always been part of the plan for him. he wants you to pay for his green dream. >> harris: why is he saying that? because biden seemed to celebrate high gas prices as part of an incredible transition. that's what he called it. an incredible transition to clean energy. republican congressman mike gallagher in new york on set in "focus" next. if you're a veteran homeowner and need money for your family, call newday usa. as a veteran, you've earned the powerful va home loan benefit that lets you refinance up to 100% of your home's value. and with home values rising, that can mean a lot more money for you and your family. a newday va home loan lets you refinance your home to pay cr

so durham is economy minister is calling for a global cap on oil prices to prevent moscow from benefits from rising prices. starting also sees the current energy prices as just one of several major problems in need of big picture solutions. i think we have at least 4 problems or crisis right now that are all interwoven. we have high inflation in some of the countries in europe, in the us, and a lot of our countries we have in energy crisis. you must call it this way. we have food, poetry, and we are for climate crisis. and we can't solve the problems if you're only concentrating on only one of the crisis. but if none of the problems are soft, i'm really afraid that we are running into a global recession with a tremendous effect. not only about on climate protection and climate action, but off the global stability at all. germany's vice chancellor and economy minister over hot ex, speaking there in doubles now contributing to the food crisis, is russia's decision to block tons of ukrainian wheat. from leaving the countries ports, meanwhile ukrainian farmers who want to prepare their fiel

it's unlike any other virus in durham, right? and then you develop the swollen lymph nodes that can happen anywhere in the body, but a lot in the head and neck area. a few days later, you develop this characteristic rash, and the rash is really what it's so contagious. the fluid that is in those vesicles and pustules, and it can take two to four weeks for those to resolve. but you are still contagious until those lesions have scabbed and new skin is forming. >> real quick, who should get the vaccine? you see the monkeypox vaccine, but i am assuming they are not trying to vaccinate the whole country. >> definitely not indicated by the population right now. i think it is really going to be reserved for those close contact. if your family member and taking care of somebody who is a healthcare worker, remember, the transition is largely respiratory droplets. those large respiratory droplets from the mouth, as well as prolonged skin to skin contact with either of those fluid from the vesicles, or contaminated linens and things with so

information on his own as a concerned citizen not on behalf of any clients but special counsel john durham says his team has plenty of evidence showed sussman build the clinton campaign for that meeting. also on the strand yesterday. the former head of counter intelligence for the f.b.i. he was called as a government witness he may have hurt the government's case a bit. he couldn't remember much about michael sussman coming to the f.b.i. in 2016. more testimony today continues with f.b.i. agents. this trial expected to wrap by friday and could go into next week. we are waiting to see if the man himself, michael sussman, will testify. >> dana: thank you so much. david spunt. >> martha: scientists are raising concerns about the future of covid. why they say the virus could remain a fixture in our lives. >> dana: the deadline to trigger a recount in pennsylvania is hours away. what it could mean for the race between dr. mehmet oz and dave mccormick. >> martha: a draft letter by the national school board association soes it was thinking of asking the white house to deploy the military to monit