paul: up in winchester. thank you all, when we come back, president trump and russian president vladimir putin speaking by phone this week by by-about the conflict in syria, could russian and iranian interest prevail in the region? paul: president donald trump and vladimir putin speaking by phone for more than an hour tuesday. the russian president reportedly briefing trump on his push for political solution to the civil war in siria. the call came just one day after putin met with dirrian dictator bashar al-assad in the black say resort. syrian conflict with leaders of russia, turkey and iran. we are back with dan henninger, wall street journal mary cisel and columnist bill mcgurn. mary, more than an hour with putin, what were they trying to work out? >> nothing good comes from over an hour with vlal, paul. syria, iran and turkey, they set up the so-called surrender zones, what happens is the force that is the united states is back in syria to get rid of islamic state, they are going to be wiped out by russ

paul: up in winchester. thank you all, when we come back, president trump and russian president vladimir putin speaking by phone this week by by-about the conflict in syria, could russian and iranian interest prevail in the it's all pop-culture trivia, but it gets pretty intense. -ahh. -the new guy. -whoa, he looks -- -he looks exactly like me. -no. -separated at birth much? we should switch name tags, and no one would know who was who. jamie, you seriously think you look like him? uh, i'm pretty good with comparisons. like how progressive helps people save money by comparing rates, even if we're not the lowest. even if we're not the lowest. whoa! wow. i mean, the outfit helps, but pretty great. look at us. paul: president donald trump and vladimir putin speaking by phone for more than an hour tuesday. the russian president reportedly briefing trump on his push for political solution to the civil war in siria. the call came just one day after putin met with dirrian dictator bashar al-assad in the black say r

paul: yeah. >> so far i'm not so sure he has to be worried. there's no mention of trump or collusion in these indictments. look, the big question is, is this the tip of the iceberg? or is it the iceberg? and we don't know. [laughter] i think this is one of the disadvantages of leaving these things to a special prosecutor rather than congress which kind of airs them in public, and you get the information. paul: yeah. mary, do you think that the -- robert mueller is going to investigate the other side of this? which is the, how the fbi -- which he ran for a dozen years -- handled the christopher steele memo which is that memo, that dossier full of what seems to be discredited information about donald trump that was put together by fusion gps, recruited christopher steele, the former british spy, to put it together. and then the fbi, according to reporting, used it as part of its own investigation. >> well, he certainly should investigate it, paul. we've also learned, of course, that the hillary cli

paul: up in winchester. thank you all, when we come back, president trump and russian president vladimir putin speaking by phone this week by by-about the conflict in syria, could russian and iranian interest prevail in the i am totally blind. and non-24 can throw my days and nights out of sync, keeping me from the things i love to do. talk to your doctor, and call 844-214-2424. or a little internet machine? it makes you wonder: shouldn't we get our phones and internet from the same company? that's why xfinity mobile comes with your internet. you get up to 5 lines of talk and text at no extra cost. so all you pay for is data. see how much you can save. choose by the gig or unlimited. xfinity mobile. a new kind of network designed to save you money. call, visit, or go to xfinitymobile.com. paul: president donald trump and vladimir putin speaking by phone for more than an hour tuesday. the russian president reportedly briefing trump on his push for political solution to the civil war in siria. the call came ju

paul: i am paul allen in sydney. let's get first word news. thanks. first up, senate republicans may have provisions to the tax bill that could trigger $350 billion in automatic tax increases beginning in 2022. some senators sought the provision to prevent the tax cuts from increasing federal deficits. the gop bill reduces revenue by $1.4 trillion over 10 years before accounting for any economic growth it might produce. president trump's re-tweaking of anti-muslim videos has wronged condemnation from lawmakers on all sides. the president's early morning tweet sparked rare criticism from the u.k.. prime minister theresa may said he was wrong in jeremy corbyn said it was dangerous and a threat to society. the president has yet to say why e read tweeted the post. theresa may visited troops in iraq, she said negotiations were continuing and the u.k. would honor its commitment to the european union. she also insisted there would be irelandborder between and the republican after brexit and that free movement will be respec

and at 1:17, paul was not at the house. >> so, where was paul? trying to pickup paperwork at the palo alto police station, and then at the hookah lounge where he appears on security cam footage at 1:37 p.m. and from there says the defense attorney, he headed to his anger management class about 18 miles away. on the way estopped at the restaurant depot, seen here on camera around 3:30. so, there simply wasn't time in between, said geragos, for paul to go to the cottage, strangle his girlfriend, and douse her body with gasoline. a solid alibi, said geragos. his client simply couldn't have killed jennifer, and he couldn't have started the fire. how could he have been in two places at once? and as for rosie, the yellow lab who alerted a gasoline smell on zumon's clothes, those clothes were submitted to a test on state of the art equipment of bureau of tobacco and firearms. they showed no evidence of gasoline at all. >> the atf chemist has a protocol. and specifically one of the things the prosecution didn't tell this jury which we brought out was the

monsieur paul bocuse. ♪ the brigade. the way it is done and has always been done since escoffier instituted a military-style hierarchy into the kitchen. where the only acceptable response to any question or any command is "oui, chef." this is the special forces, the sas of cooking. and these cooks live to avoid under any circumstances disappointing their comrades, the hierarchy, or monsieur paul. daniel worked here and so have many, many who have gone on to run their own celebrated kitchens. [ daniel speaking french ] >> anthony: in the '70s as a young wannabe cook, i managed to lay hands on a french copy of paul bocuse's classic cookbook, "la cuisine du marche." and i gaped with wonder at the photos, struggled to translate the descriptions of dishes so fantastic i was quite sure i'd never, ever in my life cook, much less eat. if you could please say how honored and grateful i am to be here. this is a dream come true. [ daniel speaking french ] [ paul speaking french ] >> anthony: over the years, how many great chefs hav

we would love to hear from senator paul on this matter. he's not spoken to anyone as far as we know and this news is new on fox news in this hour. expect more throughout the day. the breaking news in the white house ways and means committee has just approved the republican tax plan. ways and means says yes, and we might soon learn what is in it now that it's been approved. this comes as senate republicans release their own tax rewrite, and it's different. changes are abound. the bottom of the hour coming up, top of the news. stay with us. i am totally blind. and non-24 can throw my days and nights out of sync, keeping me from the things i love to do. talk to your doctor, and call 844-214-2424. >> i'm lea gabrielle with the fox report. more of today's headlines. a dramatic takedown with a rubber bullet caught on camera. according to cops in long beach, california, the suspect led them on a chase after he fought with an officer and stole his gun during a traffic stop. he then stole a woman's car. and a man hunt underway in tennessee where in

paul: and i am paul allen in sydney. more on the tax plan. we are joined by university of california berkeley professor of economics brad. he was the secretary deputy of the treasury under bill clinton. into somen difficulties in the senate by the look of things. one of the potential stumbling blocks is the trigger over raising the tax rates if measures are not met. -- canfficulties can use you foresee? >> a great many. the trigger has failed the birdbath and has been removed from the bill. floor areicans on the frantically trying to come up with a substitute that is acceptable to the more deficit caucus members of their and to the more supply-side optimistic members. in a way, it is crazy. chancel still has a 70% of passing. and bill, certainly, the stock market in the u.s. thinks it has a 70% chance of passing. but, we should not be here at all. 12re are something like democratic senators who would gladly sign onto a corporate tax cut that broadened the base and lowered the rate provided they could be convinced that it was not just another

rand paul wants this -- at least that's what it tells me, that rand paul's team wants this to be a felony and he wants it to be a federal prosecution based on a reading of that statement. that's what i infer from that. because a federal prosecution under the federal law for assaulting a member of congress carries also a penalty of up to ten years in prison. tam rand paul takes this very seriously and they're not likely to let it go. >> how do politics play into this? there was talk or -- ideas early on that this might have been a political dispute? >> right. is it a political dispute or is it because of a compost heap and pumpkins in his backyard? because those are also potential reasons that i've read about. when it comes to the criminal law involved, it doesn't make that much of a distinction, but if i were defending this case, one thing i might consider is this might be a jury that might be partial to a -- to somebody who was sort of -- was anti-the things that rand paul stands for and the possibility of jur nullification, where the jury knows that he did something wrong, but maybe the

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we will hear from paul riley. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ live from bloomberg's board headquarters in new york and london, i'm julie hyman. mark: and i'm mark barton. this is "bloomberg markets." let's check in on the first word news with emma chandra. emma: brexit secretary david davis says there will be clarity on the brexit bill in a few weeks. speaking to business executives in berlin today, he urged them not to be passive observers of the brexit process. davis is reviewing calls to the with talk to move on, saying it is time for the e.u. to compromise. the highest level chinese invoice to north korea in two years arrived in the country's capital today to try to improve relations. tensions between the two nations have risen over beijing's tightening of sanctions as president trump calls for more pressures on the north to abandon its nuclear weapons program. it is not clear if they will meet with the leader kim jong-un. impeached. that is according to officials close to the matter in the southern

paul: i am paul allen in sydney. the kickoff the latest at this twoline with saudi arabia biggest companies agreeing to build a plan to process crude oil. a final value of $50 billion. they will process 400 billion barrels of oil per day. saudi arabia is moving to a more diverse economy to wean itself off oil. he raise as job much as $2 million or the initial offering of their retail unit. 64y are offering this at cents a series which would value this at eight and $10 billion. i feel activity showing signs of picking up after only two details were completed in 2015 and 2016. paul: a focus for pitching their telecom business. from thecomes australian financial review citing documents sent into private equity buyers. goldman sachs made the pitch with formal papers due next month. they want a deal before the fiscal year ends. bros. justice league held a second top spot at the box office earning more than $13 million and 13 territories. earning aation coco top spot on the thanksgiving debut. it opened last month and has

this is typical from senator paul. there was almost radio silence from his office after this incident. the fact that the original information didn't square with the latest information is strange. i have very good sources here at the capitol when it comes to security forces and u.s. capitol police. u.s. capitol police clammed up. and said we didn't discuss on going investigations. i've gotten very little since we found out about this saturday, something that occurred on friday, no less. >> shepard: has his family said anything? the police say they don't know what happened. >> not a word. the fact that it took a couple days to hear from boucher's attorneys. he described it as an unfortunate incident. >> shepard: smells like a skunk in the chicken house but i haven't seen the skunk. >> we're digging, shep. we are. i've been on the phone all day, saturday, sunday. i've been looking at this for two days now. >> shepard: twitter will decide and then it will be too late. thanks, chad. >> shepard: happy to do it. a federal jud

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thrector paul brunner helped treat the wounded inside the church. tised on what you saw, was there any indication the shooter gave anybody any mercy? >> no. his methodology was meticulous --d calculated and total. so, no, i don't believe he-- he didn't want anybody to-- to survive. >> reporter: investigators have returned the property to church leaders. they have made some repairs, erected this chainlinked fence and shrouded it in black until the congregation can decide on what to do with it. anthony, this sunday, services will be held just a block away at a nearby community center. >> mason: michelle miller in gstherland springs. thank you, michelle. the north side of puerto rico, including the capital, san juan, was plunged back into darkness today when a major power line seut down. the setback comes as fema is offering to fly thousands of storm victims to the u.s. mainland. here's david begnaud. >> reporter: six weeks after hurricane maria hit, 2,200 people are still living in g elters. >> it's very sad, seeing the way i am so helpless. >> report

. >> senator rand paul was assaulted outside his home. we're learning his injuries are worse than originally thought. >> a senior advisish said paul suffered five broken ribs and is in considerable pain. the suspect was arrested, charged with assault and released. >> trevor: holy crap, someone assaulted a sitting u.s. senator. that's crazy. what's even crazier is that after only one night in jail, the man was released. like, he broke a senator's ribs and he's already out. i'm going to take a shot in the dark and say that he's white? can i get white for 500? ( laughter ) >> the attacker, his own neighbor, 59-year-old rene boucher. >> trevor: rene boucher? ( laughter ) wow. that sucks. getting beaten up sucks but getting beaten up by rene boucher is horrible. ( laughter ) now it sounds like you got beaten up by the candlestick from biewd butty and the beast. ( laughter ) it sounds less they can, like, a name and more like a christmas center piece. do you like my rene boucher? ( laughter ) okay, that was fun, but who is rene boucher? >> bouc

paul, fending him off. paul's office saying the senator is in pain and has five rib fractures. >> we're in the midst of another spending frenzy. >> reporter: paul, a key republican who ran for president last year. so, what prompted the incident? neighbors say the two have disagreed on everything from politics to trash for years. >> i think their disagreement was probably over where a leaf or twig fell off a tree. >> reporter: boucher's attorney says it has absolutely nothing to either's politics. it was a very regrettable dispute over a matter that most people would regard as trivial. rand paul tweeting he appreciates the overwhelming support after friday's unfortunate event. thank you for your thoughts and prayers. boucher is out on bond. blake mccoy, nbc news, bowling green, kentucky. >> bizarre story there. just ahead, we have your weather for the day. we'll tell you about that plus there is going to be a big change on your ballot this election cycle. you're watching "early today." y this, but i found bl

before he went to work for paul manafort. the the government's unsealed documents that have just been released tonight allege that this russian national was also an owner and signatory on their foreign bank accounts that are detailed in the criminal indictment against these two officials. two pages later in the section of these documents tonight, the section that's marked ties abroad and frequent travel, special counsel's office tonight makes another brand-new and sort of eye popping allegation against paul manafort and rick gates. quote, both defendants have substantial ties abroad including ukraine where both have served as agents of its government. davis manafort international had staff in kiev, in ukraine, and in moscow, and both manafort and gates have connections to ukrainian and russian oligarchs who have provided millions of dollars to manafort and gates. the foreign connections of this kind indicate that the defendants would have access to funds and an ability to live comfortably abroad, a consideration that strongly

against kentucky senator rand paul. now a new dispute over what prompted the dispute. inside this gated bowling green community. the men both doctors have lived next door to each other for 17 years, separated by grass, but no fence. a neighbor says paul called her immediately after being tackled from behind friday while mowing the lawn and said it was over landscaping. >> when he got up, rene was just screaming something about i've been trying to sell my house for ten years, and you know, your trees are in the way. >> reporter: rene boucher's attorney backs that up. >> so this really is about a messy yard? he a messy yard. >> reporter: but senator paul has retweeted two articles calling that fake news and in a statement says, as to reports of a long-standing dispute conversations with him in many years. this was not a fight, it was a blind side, violent attack by a disturbed person. >> senator paul's statement is really important because it shows that the senator is not backing down. the senator wants this prosecution t

paul manafort is not released on his own personal recognizance. his form says he was released into a high intensity supervision program of the pretrial service agency at the district court in d.c. now, the handwritten instructions on his release form for manafort are similar to those on gates' form. he's instructed to remain on permanent home confinement, allowed to leave home only for visits to attorneys or visits to court, medical emergencies, religious services. like rick gates, he's instructed to report daily by telephone. but for manafort, this high intensity supervision program appears to be the kind of program that includes people wearing an electronic monitoring device, which presumably means an ankle bracelet or something. it's not explicitly clear from this form that manafort has been assigned an ankle bracelet or some other kind of electronic monitor. but that is definitely the kind of program that he has been signed up for. now, in addition to getting the reach warrants for manafort and gates and the terms on which they were released,

i 100% agree with paul ryan that there are important things on the agenda. norm mentioned daca, the dreamers. i would add chip, the children's health insurance program to that list. i would add funding for natural disaster hit areas as well there are a lot of priorities that republicans in both the senate and the house should be focusing on. and instead, for some bizarre reason, they are obsessed with getting tax cuts through for which there is no possible reason why it requires that much urgency. and yet that's what they're focused on. they're focused on these unimportant priorities when there are actual major problems facing the country in addition to this coming potential government shutdown. >> and david, as catherine mentions, they've got something of a traffic jam going legislatively here, trying to move a giant tax cut bill at the same time. they've got try to figure out some way to keep the government funded. there are republicans who are for the tax bill who would not be for a funding bill. maybe the president should talk to some of those republican

paul's long-time neighbor confronted paul while he was mowing his lawn. paul sustained a six broken ribs and bruises to his lungs, pretty serious. his lawyer called it a landscaping dispute. [laughter] which is what happened to me last time i got waxed. [laughter] anyway, yes, we we'll be right back. an advisor to senator paul says the two had not spoken in years. he pled not guilty to a fourth degree assault but sources tell fox news that senator paul has been told to expect federal charges against the suspect. apparently that could mean prosecutors think it was politically motivated. a neighbor who saw paul after the incident told this to something called npr. >> as soon as he got him off him he jumped up and stuck out his hand and said whoa, whoa, let's talk. and i think he yelled something at paul iran to the effect that he was trying to sell this house and your trees are blocking our view or something. greg: that is disturbing but what is also disturbing is the referred to the attacker as doctor. it's amazing how much we respect that title and then d

paul fending him off. paul's office says the senator is in pain and has five rib fractures. >> we here in the midst of another spending frenzy. >> reporter: paul, a key republican who ran for president last year. what prompted the incident? neighbors say the two have disagreed on everything from politics to their property line for years. >> i think their disagreement was probably over where a leaf or twig fell on a tree. >> reporter: tonight, boucher's attorney saying it has absolutely nothing to do with either's politics, it was a very regrettable dispute over a matter most people would regard as trivial. rand paul tweeting he appreciates the overwhelming support after friday's unfortunate event "thank you for your thoughters and prayers." tonight boucher is out on bond. blake mccoy, nbc news, bowling green, kentucky. >>> coming up as we continue tonight, how one american woman continue tonight, how one american woman made h what is the power of pacific? continue tonight, how one american woman made h it'

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that's paul shaffer sitting in with the cletones. paul will with be us all week. tonight on our show, you can see him live. tomorrow night he can be seen on the title x the benefit concert. he's the best, dj khaled is here with us. and then this is their latest album, it's called "american dream." brooklyn's own lcd soundsystem from the mercedes-benz stage. tomorrow night, what a show we have tomorrow night. david letterman will be here. and we'll have music from fifth harmony. later this week, howard stern, billy joel, woody harrelson, cardi b, tony bennett and a number of surprise visitors, too, whose names i cannot reveal for legal reasons. but trust me, they will be significant. paul, do you think dave is gonna be mad when he finds out you're here? >> wait a minute, i'm here? no, it's a mini residency. he'll be okay. >> jimmy: yeah, i forgot about that. i forgot that, you're correct. our first guest tonight is a multi-talented entertainer who now, officially, does it all, at the booth theater on november 29th. she makes her broadway debut in a new play written

i think he just, broke. >> while paul is very conservative and bouchet is liberal. friend say politics was not the cause. it was trivial they say. it was about lawn maintenance. a humdrum dispute lasted years. >> just beyond comprehension two very smart people could let a blade or grass, or twig, or politics cause a harmful bodily injury like this. >> reporter: it is so beyond comprehension that almost nobody in town believes it. for now though, we are told the senator has the retained a personal injury lawyer. while the doctor is due back here in court, for a pretrial conference, at the end of the month. anthony. >> dean reynolds on whatever it was that happened with senator paul. >>> coming up. when a gunman fired on members of congress. that they responded with bravery. sometimes a cough gets in the way of a good night's sleep. that's when he needs vicks vaporub. proven cough medicine. with 8 hours of vapors. so he can sleep. vicks vaporub. goodnight coughs. garden party for her birthday. a fabulous so i mowed the lawn, put up all the decorations. i thought i got

paul: in the u.s.. they are unsafe or ground in europe because there is more -- they are on safer ground in merkel and theof president of france. jonathan: fascinating to catch up with you. mark you are sticking with us. joins us on energy and he will tell us why technology is the key to the future of fracking. it is another copy of eastern time? alix: i have heard that. you should watch it. jonathan: posted by alix steel in a hard hat. alix: you can also watch it through the link on the weekend. david: over the weekend? alix: watch it over the weekend. jonathan: i will watch it a week late. let's get you up to speed on the price action. we are -14 points on the s&p 500. fx market using the risk off aory with the yen that found 11334. from new york, this is bloomberg. jonathan: from new york city, just minutes away from the opening bell. the cash open about an hour away. about 95 on the dow. a little bit of weakness and a lot more in europe. exacerbated by what is happening in the fx markets. euro-dolla

a wide ranging one on one with wrong paul on this edition of. the go to politicking on larry king he's a three time presidential candidate a former longtime congressman from texas and outspoken advocate for limited government and low taxes of physician who's one that when you go to bed with government you must expect the disease it spreads to find out what they what he means by that he's always outspoken ron paul host of the ron paul liberty report he joins us from lake jackson texas a lot of things to cover today but first your son send them paul eastwood turned to capitol hill after a severing moldable injuries during an attack in his yard what was that all about and how was he doing. he's doing fine i he still aching head i don't know whether he should be back in washington but he's managing oh take a but you know i don't know much more than what i read in the papers i've talked with him back but i think he's a little bit befuddled befuddled as well because he's not quite sure of the motivations and right now he's concentrating on getting bet

i mean, alice paul had, i mean, alva belmont basically supported alice paul, paid her salary for her whole life and i was just, i had this magical event last sunday, almost as magical as this, at woodlawn cemetery in the bronx. they called and they said, i don't know if you know this but many of the women you write about are buried here and we would like you to come and speak. i was delighted. and they said, and we're going to invite the descendents so i was like oh, my god, what if i got something wrong? [laughing] but it was a charming, really a charming event. and afterwards i asked to go to the mausoleum where alva belmont is buried, and on her death she put in her will that you wanted to be buried with a suffrage procession at her funeral. she wanted a female to officiate but they couldn't i guess find one. but everything else she asked for. there were 1500 people at the funeral. alice paul was there. harriet stanton blatch, christabel came from london. margaret sanger was there. she had a stellar sendoff, and she had requested that a suffrage banner accompany her to her mausole

i'm christi paul. >> i'm martin savidge in for victor blackwell. dinner and diplomacy is how president trump is finishing out the first day of his high stakes asia trip. >> moments al, as a matter of fact we heard from the president as he arrived for dinner for japanese prime minister shinzo abe. sarah is traveling with the president. i understand you got new sounds from the president from moments ago. what is he saying? >> reporter: well, that's right. look. the president kicked off his grueling five nation foreign trip in a more informal way he played golf with the japanese prime minister and the president gave the issue of two issues dominating this trip -- trade and north korea. >> we are in the midst of having discussions on many subjects, including north korea and trade, and other things. and we are doing very well. we are doing very well. the relationship is really extraordinary. we like each other. and our countries like each other. and i don't think we have ever been closer to japan than we are right now. so it's a great honor. believe me.

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paul: are you sure that's leonardo? [laughter] >> the painting itself, most expensive ever has to be jesus. i think this is one of the better developments in a long time. paul: it does say something about the economy that there's that much money floating around. >> in the world. paul: in the world to be able to buy a painting for that much even leonardo. if you have hit or miss be sure to tweet it to us. that's it for this week's show, thanks to my panel. thanks to you for watching, i'm paul gigot. i hope to see you next week. ♪ >> the white house facing new scrutiny over russia. senate investigators now accusing president trump's son-in-law and adviser jared kushner of fail to go hand over emails about wikileaks and proposed back door communications with moscow. welcome to a new hour inside america's news headquarters, i'm julie banderas. leland: feeling like winter fall. happy saturday to you, i'm leland vittert. kushner's attorney hitting back accusing lawmakers of playing, quote, got you, while arguing that kushne

there was a smaller sort of rag tag group of radicals headed by alice paul, and 1917 alice paul starts picketing the white house. we are at war in europe, and a lot of people find this in a, you know, with era of jinglism pervade the society that is very controversial thing. so there's this -- this tension over tactic and i wear this pin, had is a jailhouse door pin that was made for all of the sufficient suffragist that went to jail for the right to vote. and it to me it's the meditation on the difference between moderate and radical and makes me sort of ponder which one is more effective that bringing social change maybe all of these things contradict maybe fashionability of the guilded one and main street legislative appeal of the mainstream -- suffrage activist, and radical pushes us further than our comfort zone. >> one of the enduring questions about to turn or it over to the audience. why do you think, though, that -- that essentially these women were forgotten? for so long? >> i don't know. i'm not aware of them maybe therm written -- >> i don't know the answer to that. i think

did paul manafort owe you millions of dollars as the head of the trump campaign? we just want the real truth. did he owe you millions of dollars? did he offer those private briefings to you as a way to try to repay that debt, mr. deripaska? it's a big issue in the united states, sir. did he offer you private briefings to try to repay some of that debt to you, is that why he offered them? >> get lost, please. thank you. >> reporter: a pretty adamant refusal there but deripaska, the russian oligarch, to answer any questions. off camera, he told me there was no meddling in the u.s. election from the russian side. and that cnn was fake news, both words we have heard expressed, of course, many times in the united states. >> good try, matthew, excellent work. he clearly did not want to speak. he's not very comfortable by that, even though his english is very good. matthew, thank you very much. matthew chance reporting for us from the economic summit in vietnam. >>> let's talk more about this with congressman jim hines, a key democrat on the house intelligence committee.