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so have to do something to stand out. "early start" continues right now. i never worked for russia. and you know that answer better than anybody. >> the president had his say and today william barr faces congress after it was revealed he shared criticism of the mueller probe. will work for food. unpaid federal workers with little recourse as the government shutdown enters day 25. no committee assignments for congressman steve king, remarks condoning racism have some prominent republicans suggesting it is time for him to go. we could give you some little quick be sal 4r5ds thads first lady will make along with the second lady. >> 1,000 fast food burgers for the college football champs.

with what about the women making the salads? i don't know. some people are mad about that. >> i thought it was a pretty cool gesture to buy all that fast food. >> i think people were outraged about the salad comments. but all that fattening food. >> makes us hungry. >> it is tuesday, january 15th, 5:00 a.m. in the east. day 25 of the government shutdown. we'll get there in a moment, but we start, it is on record the president of the united states says he is not a russian agent. >> i never worked for russia and you know that answer better than anybody. i never worked for russia. not only did i never work for russia, i think it is a disgrace that you even ask that question because it is a whole big fat hoax. it is just a hoax. >> so now that that is settled, the scrutiny keeps intensifying. cnn has confirmed "washington post" reporting after a 2017 meeting with vladimir putin in germany, mr. trump confiscated

his interpreter's notes and told him not smhare anything with anybody. state department officials asked for the notes and were denied. >> this all happened the same day the "new york times" called the white house to ask about the 2016 trump tower meeting between trump campaign officials and the russians. the next day the president dictated a misleading statement saying it was about adoption. the same way he described his earlier meeting with putin. so now democrats are considering issuing subpoenas to obtain the translator's notes or compel them to testify about what was said in the meetings. >> meantime the president's legal team has rejected requests from robert mueller for an in-person interview with the president. in november the trump team provided written answers to a limited number of mueller's questions focused only on the period before mr. trump took office. one source now tells us, quote, mueller is not satisfied. russia expected to be a big topic when president trump's pick for attorney general

appears before the senate in a few hours. william barr will be fielding questions from members of the judiciary committee. on the democratic side, there will be three likely contenders for the white house in 2020. ac amy klobuchar, camekamala harr and consid cory booker. barr has already provided a preview of his testimony. here is jessica schneider. >> reporter: a big day on capitol hill that will likely be quite contentious as the president's pick for attorney general faces the senate judiciary committee. william barr will promise that he will let the mueller probe go forward and that he will be transparent. barr will also explain why he

wrote that 19 page memo to the justice department that many have read as barr concluding that the president cannot obstruct justice by firing the fbi director, but barr will tell senators that he often weighs in on legal issues of public importance and that his ultimate conclusion was not that the president can't obstruct justice, but the question is whether that explanation be enough for democrats. they are set to drill into barr about his motivations behind writing that memo, we know that barr sent the memo to several members of the president's legal team. and several will ask will it compromise his oversight of the mueller probe. >> all right. thanks. desperate times meanwhile for some of the 800,000 federal workers going without paychecks in the shutdown. tampa international airport teaming up with local charities to set up a food bank for struggling government employees.

and a south florida restaurant, chef creole giving free meals. >> these people are here every day. it is not like they don't want to work. they want to work, but they're not getting paid. >> air travelers are experiencing long lines at airports nationwide. in atlanta, officials say passengers should arrive three hours at atlanta, folks, three hours before your flight to get through security. overnight southwest airlines announced its planned expansion to hawaii is on hold. the shutdown is preventing full certification from the faa. and report from syracuse university estimates more than 42,000 immigration hearings have been canceled due to the shutdown. >> efforts to end the border wall funding impasse are going nowhere, president trump saying he believes he is winning the battle for public support despite polling that suggests the opposite. a source says that he won't budge even one inch.

the white house planning to invite a group of moderate house democrats to meet with the president, hoping to peel off freshmen democrats who might be more willing to bargain over border wall funding. >> 12 senators met at the capitol monday to try to find a way forward but a source says it was rough going. the president is rejecting lindsey graham's idea to reopen the government for three weeks. here is the reaction of lisa murkowski. >> well, then mr. president, when are you going to help us open the government? >> she is one of three gop senators who are publicly calling for the shutdown to end. house republicans will deny iowa congressman steve king committee assignments after he made remarks defending racism. king staying completely silent as he left his office.

king has a long history of outrageous comments relating to race and immigration. he criticized the gop move saying mccarthy made, quote, a political decision that ignores the truth. he says his quotes were mischaracterized. judge for yourself. he said white nationalists, white supremacists, western civilization, how did that language become offensive? >> a pair of high profile republicans condemned king. mitch mcconnell calling his statement unworthy of elected position and adding if he doesn't understand why white supremacy is offensive, he should find another line of work. and mitt romney tells cnn king should step aside. as for the president's reaction, earlier monday he said only this -- >> i haven't been following it. i really haven't been following it. >> the house could vote as early

as today on a resolution to disapprove of king, not as severe as a censure. the disapproval being introduced by james clyburn. controversy surrounding his pick to fill brett kavanaugh's former seat. alliance for justice found articles by naomi rao putting some of the blame for date rapes on the victims. a 1994 article for the yale herald titled shades of gray, rao wrote a man who rapes a drunk girl should be prosecuted. at the same time, a good way to avoid a potential date rape is to stay reasonably sober. the white house and justice department have not returned requests for comments. the trump administration's efforts to roll back the w obamacare birth control mandate

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that could spell the end of theresa may's time as prime minister, could change the take jek toerp of t trajectory. and currently that deadline is march 29 at 11:00 p.m., that is when the uk is supposed to leave the european union. right now we could be stepping closer towards a no deal scenario. there is the possibility that the uk might get back to brussels and ask for an extension to try to work things out here and we have seen some assurances from the european union that they might be open to that. right now the cabinet is meeting behind me where they are likely discussing what the next steps will be in the event that this vote fails. but this is a historic moment and it is fascinating to see two. most politically and economically powerful countries in the world, the u.s. and the united kingdom, in some of the most historic moments of political crisis we've seen. >> and uk citizens trying to figure out what they should be

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football player what that might be like. coy wire is here with the bea "bleacher report." >> is three hamburgers good for an athlete? >> probably not great for the system, the temple if you will. and i will say training tables, they can be pretty nice at the collegiate level. we're talking steaks and seafood. so these guys are used to eating well. and they were celebrating their win over alabama and their second national title in three years. yesterday occurriduring their t the white house, yes, a fast food feast on the president's dime. we're talking mcdonald's, burger king, wendy's, stacks of burgers. and here is the reasoning for the menu choice. >> so i had a choice. do we have no food for you because we have a shutdown? or do we give you some little quick salads that the first lady will make along with the second

lady, they will make some salle lads. and i said you guys aren't into salads. or do i go out, emergency and t -- emergen -lindsey graham and tim scott, do i send out for hamburgers, big macs. everything that i like, that you like. and i know no matter what we did, there is nothing that you could have that is better than that. >> all right. so social media was buzzing. a lot of people wondered did the players actually like it. i reached out to patrick godfrey and he sent us this video. listen for yourself. >> president trump said that fast food would probably be our favorite food. we have a little bit more high taste than that. we're steak and lobster kind of guys here at clemson. but i got to tell you, the fast food really hit the spot. really enjoyed it. >> so there you go. >> nothing but the best. >> it is not about the body being a temp spell, but fast food didn't travel that well. that was my problem with it. pizza does, but you leave a

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little recourse as the government shutdown enters day 25. no committee assignments for congressman steve king, remarks condoning racism have some prominent republicans suggesting it is time for him to go. do we give you some little quick salads that the first lady will make along with the second lady, they will make some salads. >> no stinking salads, but 1,000 fast food burgers for the college football champs. christine romans likes herself a quarter pounder with cheese. i'm more of a burger king guy myself. >> i could eat two actually. >> welcome back to "early start." >> it is 31 past the hour. let's begin here. now it is on the record, the president of the united states says he is not a russian agent. >> i never worked for russia. and you know that answer better than anybody. i never worked for russia.

not only do i never work for russia, i think it is a disgrace that you even ask that question. because it is a whole big fat hoax. it is just a hoax. >> so now that is settled. but scrutiny of the president just intensifies. cnn has confirmed "washington post" reporting after a 2017 meeting with russia president vladimir putin in germany, mr. trump confiscated his own interpreter's notes and told him not to share anything with anybody. >> this all happened the same day the "new york times" called the white house to ask about the 2016 trump tower meeting between trump campaign officials and russians. the next day the president dictated a misleading statement on the trump tower meeting saying it was about adoption. the same way he described his earlier meeting with putin. >> meantime the president's legal team has rejected requests from robert mueller for an in-person interview with the president to ask followup questions. in november the trump team provided limited answers to a

limited number of questions focused on the period before mr. trump took office. one course says thsource says m satisfied. russia expected to be a hot topic when trump's he pick to attorney general appears before the senate today. there will be likely contenders for the white house in 2020 on the democratic side. amy klobuchar, am kamala harrisd cory booker. >> and on the republican side, lindsey graham becomes chairman, marsha blackburn and joni ernst brk t become the first republican women to serve on the committee. william barr has provided a preview of his testimony. >> reporter: a big day on capitol hill that will likely be quite contentious as the president's pick for attorney general faces the senate judiciary committee.

william barr will promise that he will let the mueller probe go forward and that he will be transparent. barr will also explain why he wrote that 19 page memo to the justice department that many have read as barr concluding that the president cannot obstruct justice by firing the fbi director, but barr will tell senators that he often weighs in on legal issues of public importance and that his ultimate conclusion was not that the president can't obstruct justice, but the question is whether that explanation be enough for democrats. they are set to drill into barr about his motivations behind writing that memo, we know that barr sent the memo to several members of the president's legal team. and several will ask will it compromise his oversight of the mueller probe. >> all right. thanks.

joining us this morning, elliott hoenig, cnn analyst. good to see you. so bill barr, this is not his first rodeo. he knows how to assure the senate that he will let bob mueller do his job, allow that report to see light of day. what is the most important question these senate democrats need to press him on? >> so the senators on both sides of the aisle need to focus on obstruction of justice. his memo focuses on the obstruction of justice theory. barr writes that it cannot be obstruction of justice for the president to have fired james comey and to pressure james comey to drop the michael flynn investigation. in the memo barr calls this theory fatally misconceived and he calls it asinine. so are you saying he is free to fire whoever he wants, is the president free to try to stop an

investigation if it threatens you? and in fact barr says the president may shut down an investigation without legal recourse even if he has his own personal stake in it. now, barr has tried to an tis pay the this and he said my theory of obstruction is a narrow one. yeah, but it is exactly what mueller is looking at. >> supporters of barr will say that he has made these private analyses before to different administrations where he has offered mi his expertise. but senator mark warner, this is what he says. our country deserves better than an attorney general who auditioned for the job by attacking that investigation. under our constitutional system, no someone above the law, not even the president. we need an attorney general willing to vigorously defend this principle. >> yeah, the audition i think is the big concern. why did he write this memo. it is a 19 page single-spaced memo, must have taken dozens if not hundreds hours. and you vetted it through the

trump lawyers in advance. and he did it when he was a private person at a law firm, on his own, uninvited. so it is a strange exercise. and he is pretty aggressive in his attacks on mueller. and he shouldn't be allowed to run away from his own words now and i hope that the senators again republicans and democrats alike don't accept these sort of coached up lawyered up dodges that we see so often. put his own words in front of him from that memo, say do you still stand by what you said here. >> but not only do they have the numbers, they have matthew whitaker and that is why senate democrats ultimately have to confirm bill barr. last thing they want is matthew whitaker overseeing this russia probe at a time that the mueller probe is made public. >> i agree william barr is more qualified and has fewer problems with his impartiality. i guess the question then, political question, are you satisfied with someone who is better or do you want someone who is sort of ideal. is better good enough or are we going to hold out from the

democrats poimts of vi s point someone who is perfect. this is a republican president and he gets to nominate a republican. he has the credentials, but the memo raises a lot of concerns. >> let's talk about house democrats for a minute. you start hearing people talk about maybe subpoenaing the notes from this interpreter who was in this one-on-one meeting with the president and putin. there were five face-to-face meetings with putin and the president. we didn we don't know what was said and the secrecy of the president actually taking the notes and saying don't ever tell anybody what happened in here, this is what congressman jim hime said. >> the white house will claim executive privilege, that's what they did with pretty much all of the white house witnesses that we called in. so we're in a world of litigation and contempt

proceedings and working on what exactly executive privilege comprises. and it will be a while. >> the president could just clear it up and release those notes say exactly what happened. but do you think there is a legal standing at all to try to get those notes? >> it is an interesting legal question. if there is a subpoena served and very likely trump's team will assert executive privilege, now we're into unknown legal territory. here is my read on it. on the one hand executive privilege is designed to protect communications between the president and his own top advisers. his lawyer. his attorney general, his cabinet members, his chief of staff. and to argue that now we should extend that to foreign heads of state? that is a serious extension of executive privilege and i think that it seems unlikely. on the other hand, this is sort of conversely, the richard nixon decision from 1974 is really the leading decision we have on executive privilege. and the court there says it is designed to protect military diplomatic and national security

secrets. and so sort of unusually i guess president trump might say look at the nixon decision, yes, president nixon exerted executive privilege and lost. but you can't expect to have meetings with attorney heads of state if they believe that the interpreter will have to testify publicly. there has to be some privacy. so it will be an interesting legal and policy back and forth. >> because democrats even wanting him to claim executive privilege gives them a talking point as we go this into 2020. >> it is the legal and the political all mixing together of course. >> nice to see you. thank you. desperate times for some of the 800,000 federal workers going without paychecks as we now are in day 25 of the partial government shutdown. tampa international airport teaming up with local charities to set up a food bank for

struggling government employees. and a south florida restaurant, chef creole giving free meals. >> these people are here every day. it is not like they don't want to work. they want to work, but they're not getting paid. >> biggest economy in the world, its government workers are not being paid and are getting free meals at the airport. unbelievable. just think about that for a minute. air travelers are experiencing long lines at airports nationwide. in atlanta, officials say passengers should arrive three hours early folks, three hours before your flight to get through security. overnight southwest airlines announced its planned expansion to hawaii is on hold. the shutdown is preventing full certification from the faa. and report from syracuse university estimates more than 42,000 immigration hearings have been canceled due to the shutdown. >> efforts to end the border wall funding impasse are going nowhere, president trump saying he believes he is winning the battle for public support

despite polling that suggests the opposite. a source says that he won't budge even one inch. >> 12 senators met at the capitol monday to try to find a way forward but a source says it was rough going. house republicans will deny iowa congressman steve king committee assignments after he made remarks defending racism. king staying completely silent as he left his office. he criticized the gop move saying mccarthy made, quote, a political decision that ignores the truth. he says his quotes were mischaracterized. judge for yourself. he said white nationalists, white supremacists, western civilization, how did that language become offensive? >> a pair of high profile republicans condemned king. mitch mcconnell calling his statement unworthy of elected position and adding if he doesn't understand why white supremacy is offensive, he should find another line of work. and mitt romney tells cnn king should step aside.

the house could vote as early as today on a resolution to disapprove of king, not as severe as a censure. the disapproval being introduced by south carolina congressman james clyburn, highest ranking african-american in congress. the national champion clemson tigers had it their way during a visit to the white house. president trump played host to the college football champs monday and with the shutdown, there was no catering, so he picked up the tab for the food. >> so i had a choice. do we have no food for you because we have a shutdown? or do we give you some little quick salads that the first lady will make along with the second lady, they will make some salads. and i said you guys aren't into salads. or do i go out, lindsey graham, tim scott, do i send out for about 1,000 hamburgers.

big macs. so we actually did, we have big macs, quarter pounders with cheese, we have everything that i like that you like. >> the hungry tigers had no complaints about the fast food that includes piles of pizza and fries to go along with more than 300burgers. i guess the season is over, flight so they can splurge. >> and the team is loaded for next season. they will be just fine. if you have the choice between wendy's, burger king, mcdonald's, would is your national champion? >> i'm a traditionalist. mcdonald's. everything else is really just an imitator. >> wendy's, man, all the way. >> quarter pounder with cheese. maybe two. all right. there are big ramifications for today's brexit vote. wi how will the uk exit the eu and will theresa may keep her job? yeah, uh...for the team. the team? gooo team...

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british prime minister theresa may's brexit deal widely expected to be rejected today. most observers in the uk believe that she will lose the vote by a historic margin. let's go live to 10 downing street and hadas gold. at some point does a new brexit referendum become a consideration? >> reporter: that is one of the possibilities of after what will likely be a defeat for theresa may's plan on how they will exit the european union tonight. that vote is taking place. right behind me the cabinet has been meeting for just over an hour and they are likely discussing what will be the next steps. margin of defeat is sort of what will help determine what the next direction will be, whether theresa may will try to get a few different concessions or whether there will be a completely new plan including possibility either a second referendum or another vote on whether the public agrees with theresa may's deal or no deal at all. but it is not just a political crisis here, not just all of us

political nerds who care about this. this is having real world impact on businesses and everyday people because businesses can't plan for ynd marbeyond march wh uk is supposed to exit the european union. they don't know whether there will be a deal or no deal. businesses including grocery stores have started to stockpile food because they are worried about what the borders could mean and whether food will be held up. this is obviously a huge implication, so people will be watching the vote closely. >> 73 days from the brexit with no deal and we're 25 days in to a government shut down. and slowing global growth, two headlines past couple days. right now stock markets are higher in asia, you had gains 1% or 2% across the board. london opened up just a little bit. but european markets, i would call that barely higher. and wall street futures are up a

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jayme closs describing the night her parents were murdered and the captivity that followed, it appears in the complaint against her kidnapper jake patterson. closs says she woke up to the sound of her dog barking. her father went to investigate. jayme tells police she heard him get shot. >> her mother called 911 and hid with jayme in the bathroom. jayme says patters broke down te bathroom door where the two were huddled in a bear hug and ordered the mother to hang up. he ordered mrs. closs then to tape james jayme's mouth and shot her right in front of jay e jayme. he put her in the trunk of his car and last thursday she managed to escape.

>> jayme deserves enormous credit as a 13-year-old, she has such bravery. but there were many, many others as well that if all those pieces had not fallen into place, the outcome would have been very different. >> according to police, patterson claims he drove to jayme's home twice intending to kidnap her before going through with it. patterson is being held on $5 million bond. >> he noticed her getting on a school bus. didn't even know her name. in naperville, a dramatic rescue, an 11-year-old boy fell through the ice sunday. he said his feet were stuck in the mud on the bottom of pond. a dive team member plunged in pulling the boy to safety. he is expected to be okay. the new record holder for most likes on instragram is no yoke. a brown egg, only instragram post by an anonymous user mass about 39 million plus likes.

that beats by far the second most liked post on instragram, last year's announcement by kylie jenner of the birth of her daughter stormy. that got 18 million likes. jenner responded to the egg post by cracking an egg on the ground. you know that scene in big when tom hanks raises his hand and says i don't get it? i don't get this. how did it happen. how did we even know this post existed. >> i think we're 20 years too late. >> i don't get instragram. now i realize why i'm so bad at it. >> thanks for joining us. >> "new day" starts right now. i never worked for russia. it's a whole big fat hoax. >> russia could not have asked for a friendlier united states president. >> no interview. >> over my dead body. >> i'm beginning to feel i'm on the set of "the manchurian

candidate. >> make no mistake. this is caused by president trump. >> it is now immoral. >> no longer a human issue, a political issue. >> this is "new day." >> i want to welcome our viewers and around the world. this is 6:00 a.m. in new york. gai 21 of the government shutdown and the mueller investigation is set to dominate the stage again for president trump's nominee, william barr. in a few hours, barr goes before the senate judiciary committee and barr is expected to say mueller should be allowed to finish his investigation and the report should be made public even though he has been quite critical of that in the past. you may remember the unsolicited memo barr sent to the justice department last year, claiming the president cannot obstruct justice. we