report, that's the one i look forward to. >> you know what happened to durham, where is durham? and by the way, where is durham? ? what happened? where is it? he disappeared. >> all right so for the second half of his presidency, as you saw there, even after he was out of office, it's safe to say that donald trump was obsessed with a man named john durham. he was obsessed because john durham, this prosecutor that was handpicked by trump's attorney general, was the guy. he was supposed to be the guy who was going to prove once and for all, that the entire trump russian investigation was a hoax. just like trump had always said time and time again. in fact, trump's allies and right wing media, they were obsessed to. durham was going to blow the lid off this whole, russian hoax conspiracy. people are going to go to jail. people like hillary clinton, joe biden, barack obama. they would be locked up. that's what they wanted. that's what they thought was going to happen. but the months and then the years, they just ticked by. durham, he didn't really produce anything. literally produce

>> i mean, with respect to durham? he has supervisory authority over durham. durham reports to the attorney general. he can just say, wrap it up, let's see your report. i want it next month. and then they can debate whether or not, you know, there's anything in the report worth releasing. i think they have to release some of it, redact some of it, but he could shut this down and say that's enough or basically put with an order put durham out on the street. >> so the foreperson for this jury spoke briefly after the verdict was delivered and said simply, personally, i don't think it should have been prosecuted. we could spend this time more wisely. that's from someone who listed on to all the evidence. george conway, thanks for being here this morning. always appreciate it. twilight of the tech gods, from twitter to tesla, the founders of big tech companies cultivated reputations as geniuses. our next guest says their only real talent was burning through cash. her new reporting straight ahead on "morning joe." joe." if your moderate to severe crohn's disease or

john durham did not quite. his top deputy, john burns, top deputy quit the german investigation earlier. and what appeared to be a principal resignation in 2020 over how to or whether to proceed with an investigation that has uncovered nothing. president biden and attorney general malik garland has had the power to fire john durham since inauguration day but he allowed him to continue his investigation because they don't want to appear political. and choosing to end an investigation that was started by republicans. the latest chapter in this unprecedented waste a federal investigation resources is a not guilty redirect. by washington d. c. jury who's four woman was case prosecuted by durham never should have been brought to court. attorney, michael sussman was found not guilty of lying to the fbi about possible trump campaign connections. with russians. these four women of the jury told washington per post, personally, i don't think it should have been prosecuted. saying the government could have spent our time

according to special counsel durham, he lied about who his client was. he said he didn't have a client, according to the indictment, and according to the indictment, in fact, he was representing the clinton campaign. as the jury found today, resoundingly, swiftly, and handily, there is no there there. >> we should be clear, this is the first trial durham's had, it's been three years, it was this attorney, it was this one count that he misrepresented to his client was in this one interaction. the trial lasted for a while, right? >> a couple of weeks. >> i just want to be clear, there are murder trials in new york all the time they don't make it today for. this was a one witness, two -week trial, three years into the investigation, for a single missed statement, according to the indictment, that the jury returned an acquittal on in for hours. >> a couple of hours, about, six but over a holiday weekend. usually, they like to get their free lunch out of it, and that's what they did here today. a couple of the jurors were interviewed and said, this is not abo

and are you disappointed in john durham? >> no, i'm very proud of john durham. and i do take responsibility for his appointment. i think he and his team did an exceptionally able job seeking out very important facts and presenting a compelling case to the jury. and the fact that he -- while he did not succeed in getting a conviction from the d.c. jury, i think he accomplished something far more important, which is he brought out the truth in two important areas. first i think he crystallized the central role played by the hillary campaign and launching as a dirty trick the whole russia gate collusion narrative and fanning the flames of it. and, second, i think he exposed really dreadful behavior by the supervisors and the fbi, the senior ranks of the fbi, who knowingly used this information to start an investigation of trump and then duped their own agents by lying to them and refusing to tell them what the real source of that information was. and that was appalling. i am a little tired of voices, you know, saying, you know,

critics deem the durham probe a flop. but bill barr who hired durham feels differently. feels differently. we'll be here to explala ♪ ♪ how's he still playin'? aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength. reduces inflammation. don't touch my piano. kick pain in the aspercreme. >> i told the truth to the fbi and the jury clearly recognized that with their unanimous verdict today. i'm grateful to the members of the jury for their careful and thoughtful service. brian: are you sure you told the truth to the fbi? the one that says you are coming to the fbi to deliver incriminating information about then presidential candidate donald trump. those are the words on a text on a screen. too bad it wasn't allowed in court because it wasn't available before the indictment. now the anti-trump enthusiasts are celebrating. william barr hired durham and he feels differently. mr. attorney general, why are you saying you are proud of durham and what he produced regardless of the verdict? >> i thought they did an excellent job digging up tracks we didn't know before and presents

it's very very important for john durham to do the same thing. the limitations on this trial really did indicate there is a mountain of evidence that durham may not have revealed. and that this could be an iceberg where we have only seen a small percentage of what he has been able to find. >> now, durham and his team will be back in court in october when russian national igor danchenko goes before the jury for his role of lying to the fbi. >> todd: thanks for great work throughout. let's bring in a member of the house judiciary committee and foreign affairs committee and wearing the exact same outfit as me. got a bow tie on. was this a total win for the swamp in terms of coordination getting their way or is there something here that durham is going to be able to use from this case to go after the bigger fish? >> certainly not surprising when 85% of washington, d.c. is democrats. one the jurors gave money to democrats, one of the jurors' kids was on the same high school sports team as sussmann's kid. so none of this is real surprising. i think you

there's a world where people said durham shouldn't have been appointed. just on the evidence we can put on the screen, their conviction records speak to that legally. i'm not talking politics, i'm talking about legally, but do you think it's better that this exists to prove that or there shouldn't have been a probe in the first place? >> i just think that it's one less thing that trump and those who would push this narrative have to rely on, and i think on some level, you know, i don't think it disproves anything for anyone. i don't think that there's anyone out there following and waiting on this durham result who comes back and says, oh, boy, maybe this makes me rethink the entire narrative. but i do think it just makes it that much harder for the trump and that world essentially to create this thing. they will come up with some other tent pole. they will come up with something else to hang on the clothesline as it were. but, you know, they have to reach a little bit further, and in some respects, you know, i worry about the concept that they are going

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is it illegal and what's next in this john durham investigation? >> well, you know, that's the interesting part of this whole story, carly, is that , you know, what was clear was michael sussmann was in the middle of providing this information both to the media and the fbi. and so this question of in one case was he was helping the clinton campaign. on the other hand , he wasn't you know, so it's very problematic and you're exactly right to raise the questions about, you know, how is there not a connection between these two have to be a good samaritan . we can have situations on one hand and they've been working politically for the campaign and not be tony fauci, by the way, that you were actually you know, you were responsible for the information going to the media and so i think that presents a real challenge here and continues to raise these questions. these people who are engaged in multiple activities and claiming to know or at least make it appear like they're not i think that makes this a real problem and i think that now, you know, a lot of

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but it was not john durham. it was the fbi. >> joining us now someone who knows a lot about the russia investigation. former house intelligence intelligencecommittee staffer, kash patel, how can this be about the origin of the russia probe when it began months and months before this meeting between susman and baker took place. >> good to be with you. you are right, when we were running russia gate investigation for then chairman nunes, we issued 17 congressional subpoenas we knew this investigation, started before june of 2016, you have in susman case is fbi meeting with hillary clinton campaign including michael susman and fusion gps in 2015, operating duel tracks in line of effort. that now has been shown to be discredited. up in of this began in july of 2016. it began well before that. i think that is the one of the most important take aways from this susman case. which is why john durham has so much work left to do. trey: regardless of the verdict, and look, you have been a defense attorney and a prosecutor.

where is durham? >> by the way, where is durham? what happened to durham? where is he? he disappeared? >> it's hard to imagine, i, mean someone waiting so intently on the prosecutors findings is playing fairly here. i mean, didn't trump know from the outset that this durham probe was phony. or did that not necessarily matter to him as long as he can just weave this narrative about his campaign and what happened in 2016 that of politics. >> well, a, man i could also ask that's very same question on a number of false claims that former president trump has made. i mean, i think the -- to meet the goal as somebody who has studied trump who has obviously covered him for a long time. the goal has always been to have people talking about him. have people having the discussion about whether or not the 2016 campaign and hillary clinton's campaign was wrong and whether or not they should be looked into whether not she should be jailed. but the 2020 election, no matter the fact that clearly it was a fair election, clearly bill barr knows that president trump has lied about a numbe

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this was the first case brought to trial by special counsel john durham, who was appointed during the trump. -- during the trump administration. former president trump long hoped durham would uncover behavior by officials who investigated him, his campaign, and alleged links to russia. for more on what today's acquittal was all about and what it means going forward, i'm joined again by carrie johnson, who covers the justice department for npr. great to see you again. this trial and the case itself was very complicated for those who look into it. you have been there all two weeks during the actual proceedings. can you give us a sick synced -- a cyst synced -- can you give us a succinct recap of what the charges were against him? >> i will do my best. this is a complicated case that boiled down to a single count of making fal statements to the fbi in a meeting that the defendant had with then fbi general counsel jim baker in september 2016, just six weeks or so before the election. what the special counsel team were alleging is that sussman lied in order to get this meeting and told bak

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durham has been investigating the origins of the russia probe for more than three years. we're still awaiting his final report. today, he said he was disappointed by the jury's verdict, but that he respected their decision. david? >> all right, pierre thomas in washington. thank you. >>> now, to iran tonight. the u.n. watchdog agency reportedly saying iran has amassed enough enriched uranium to make a nuclear weapon, according to a new report by the international atomic energy agency. the biden administration saying they are now more uncomfortable with how close iran is getting to this. >>> when we come back here tonight, the search for the two missing women kayaking. their group plunging over a dam. >>> and the 9-year-old girl surviving a rare cougar attack and we do have news on her condition tonight. meet ron. that man is always on. and he's on it with jardiance for type 2 diabetes. his underhand sky serve? on fire. his grilling game? on point. and his a1c? ron is on it. with the once-daily pill, jardiance. jardiance not only lowers a1c... it goes beyond to reduce the

it doesn't bode well for john durham. again, he spent 11 days on this, this is a false statements charge and he relied on witnesses who had very crappy memories, frankly, of what happened back in 2016 during this meeting and thereafter. in some cases some of these witnesses only landed on the prosecutor's theory, endorsed that theory after essentially being threatened with prosecution themselves. that's where we got -- and the jury decided very quickly after about six and a half hours of deliberations that this was not a case that they could -- that they could convict on. listen to sussman after the trial. >> i told the truth to the fbi and the jury clearly recognized that with their unanimous verdict today. i'm grateful to the members of the jury for their careful and thoughtful service, despite being falsely accused, i'm relieved that justice ultimately prevailed in my case. >> brianna, this has been going on for three years. the important questions are for merrick garland and lisa monaco, the leadership of the justice

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it raises important questions not only for durham but the justices that overseas durham. we have one more trial. there is some important questions that's being raised for the justice department, this case was a flimsy case. this case was very thin. the question form merrick garland, is how much longer are you going to let durham doing this? >> what's the reaction to the verdict on the right? >> on the right they feel that durham had given them what they needed. the former president wanted people in deep states and political enemy prosecuted before the 2020 election. that did not happen and it has not happened at all yet. today you saw on the right they were celebrating and they believe what this case did was expose this supposed conspiracy. so for them, this trial served to bring that the front. the judge kept warning people that the lawyers on this case that this was not to litigate the 2016 campaign, that what it ended up doing. >> thank you. >>> how the white house is trying to roll out a month's long inflation plan to win back the economy. try parodontax active gum he

i think that durham had sussman that the right. sussman did an e-mail and the statements to the fbi say something that was false. he wasn't bringing this information to the fbi as part of the campaign. he was just doing it to be a good citizen and we know he was being paid by hillary clinton t do this but he pulled up a high risk strategy and claimed it di not make a difference and at that that matter because the fb already knew he was working for hillary that puts the fbi itsel as -- fault because that they knew that he was working for hillary he probably knew that they were concocting the scheme. by did they put so many investigatory resources into tracking this. >> that's true. the washington post opinion piece is that durham's focus becomes everything the trumpet' allies accused robert s muller of being. a fishing expedition that's gon on for an extended. mac of time without surfacing anything that aids the central case. your response to that, jim? >> that's a pretty predictable response. there's going to be a clamoring that so

what do you think durham isem actually headed here? it seems like he understandsiker this was more than an octoberisi surprise. this was an outright liee and a hoax and many people knew it>> well, i think you're hitting the nail on the head and that is that durham had to know when he walked intoom the d.c.en courtroom and filed that indictment way back a year agotr that it was highly unlikey that he was going to prosecute a well known prominentne democrat, one of the top democrat attorneys in the cesspool. so what durham reallyy didof is he ripped off the band-aid so exposed for anybody who is actually following, you know, the real news like your show shoshan, they can actually see just how bad it's become in washington, d.c. and so that's why i think you've seenhs donald trump filehe what eileent is talking about a civil case, c a civil conspiracyas case down in florida. so that's moving. so critical evidenceso t forhatv that case has now been is now out there that can be used in that case. i would also be shocked if durham does not b

but nevertheless, i hope durham continues because somebody planted this false story. i think we now know it is hillary clinton. where are the other charges? that's where i think a huge swash of america wants to see justice in this country. >> listen to president trump. he spoke to fox news digital yesterday and he said this verdict makes me want to fight even harder. if we don't win, our country is ruined. he goes on to reiterate they spied on his campaign. since we're now in political season i would be remiss if i didn't ask you -- this sounds like an admission, he is going to run, does it not? >> oh, i think donald trump is going to keep us guessing for a very long time. >> saying i will fight harder. those are fighting words >> he still fights. whether or not he is a candidate or not he is holding rallies around the country. nobody attracts a crowd like donald trump. he still has the biggest microphone out there on the republican side of the aisle and there are still tens of millions of people that support donald trump. so when he speaks, people listen. and i think

maria: coming up, former dni john ratcliffe on michael sussmann's acquittal and john durham's next steps. then, bad policy results in bad outcomes. an economic hurricane apparently coming according to the head of the nation's largest bank. jpmorgan's ceo jamie dimon scary prediction followed up by elon musk's bad feeling about the economy amid plans to cut 10% of tesla's work force. >> it's a hurricane, it's -- right now it's sunny, everything's doing fine, everyone thinks there's, they can handle this. that hurricane is right out there down the road coming our way. maria: coming up, the chem the accurate agenda and its impact -- democrat agenda, why leading ceos are expecting layoffs as recession looms after years of spending and inflation at 40-year highs. but this week joe biden said it's not something he can do anything about. >> the idea that we're going to be able to, you know, click a switch, bring down the cost of gasoline is not likely in the near term nor is it with regard to food. maria: coming up, wyoming senator jan barrasso on the economic -- john barrasso on the economic p

>> it does, it raises important questions not only for durham and the attorney general at the justice department that oversees durham, we have one more trial in september, an analyst that did some of the research that went into the steal docier coming up in october, bus questions being raised for the justice department. this case was a flimsy case, was really very thin so the question for maker garland and lisa monmo monaco, two leaders of the jus jus jus justice department is how much longer do you allow them to continue this investigation, already going on much longer than the trump russia investigation. >> clearly political they already feel durham has given them what they needed. the former president, he wanted people in the so-called deep state, he wanted his political enemies prosecuted before the 2020 election. that didn't happen, obviously, and it hasn't happened at all yet. today, you saw on the right they were celebrating, they believe what this case did was expose this supposed conspiracy by the clinton campaign to smear donald trump. for them, again, this trial served to b

so that is what june durham will be focusing on going forward. that is why i'm optimistic not only will he be successful in some of the ongoing prosecutions but can expand the indictments that he wants to bring given the involvement of certain fbi officials in spreading a false narrative to the american people. elizabeth: jason, so that sounds like fraud charges or maybe conspiracy charges, what do you think? >> i do, look, john ratcliffe is one of the most competent attorneys out there. he was director of national intelligence. i served with him in congress. he has been read into this as well as far as anybody has and he does know what he is talking about, a former federal prosecutor himself. so i think there is more to come. i think what ratcliff is foreshadowing is the right direction. i'm just grad that durham tried to prosecute somebody. i wish they would have been convicted. when you have four jurors donors to hillary clinton, one whose daughter plays on same soccer team as sussman, the person that was charged it is pretty hard to get a fai

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and are you disappointed in john durham? >> no, i am very proud of john durham. and i do take responsibility for his appointment. i think he and his team did an exceptionally able job. >> an exceptionally able job was an acquittal on the single count they brought in a few hours. then there is the so-called unmasking scandal, which has nothing to do with wearing masks. this completely manufactured fox news scandal is another one of trump's deep spate conspiracies. >> the nsa forwarded all surveillance reports that included michael flynn's name to the white house where flynn 's name was promptly unmasked. >> the names of the people who unmasked general flynn have been publicized. joe biden, john brennan, jim comey. your reaction? >> it was the greatest political crime in the history of our country. >> why has there been such limited coverage of the flynn unmasking when this is what the president of the united states has referred to as the biggest political scandal in history of the united states of america? >> none of that was true. but imagine being a fox news vie

this was always going to be a tough case for a prosecutor, john durham, because it's a keyes can jury. many are saying -- it's a d.c. jury. many are saying it was a lousy verdict. >> absolutely. and i think a lot of conservative cans were frustrate thed because they felt for years john durham was going to have the something to show for his investigation. millions of dollars spent, lots of digging and probing, and here is a case where they thought they were going to get a conviction, and then a d.c. jury said absolutely not. there's a lot of frustration on the right, and a lot of folks on the left are saying, ah, relief. howard: right. this is the only case durham has brought to trial even hoe there was a lot of -- though there was a lot of high publicity about a lot of people thought he's going to get to the bottom of this whole russia hoax. there was evidence that michael sussman did misrepresent himself to the fbi, claiming he was coming in as a private citizen but he was actually -- he actually billed the clinton campaign. but the most significant revelation, i think, is that hilla

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now, one key question is where the durham probe goes next. remembering that it continued its efforts under the biden administration, presumably because of a desire to depoliticize the doj and the belief this investigation would run out of steam on its own. it is an honorable approach, but i would be surprised if it succeeds in stopping the conspiracies. because the alternate facts crowd has their own echo chamber, that's why these partisan accusations without evidence should be treated with extreme skepticism, and why actual verdicts must be recorded. because otherwise, the misinformation dominates the debate, and we have got to find a way to operate from a common sense of facts again. so we can reason together as a self-governing nation. and that's your reality check. >> john avlon, thank you so much. >>> and "new day" continues right now. >>> welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. it is wednesday, june 1st. i'm brianna keilar with john berman and the investigation into the school shooting in uvalde, texas, is taki

at the east durham trust community centre, manager lindsay is shocked by what she is seeing in terms of who needs help with food supplies and with massive debts. this is the front line of a cost of living crisis. people who've never, ever thought they would come to the trust for support before are contacting us and saying, "i really need your help. "actually, i used to previously donate food on a regular basis "and i need some help and i feel eally embarrassed "and i need some help and i feel really embarrassed "to say that, but i do". as prices rise, fewer people can afford to donate but demand is up 30%. i think we are getting to the point where people can't afford the very basic necessities in life and even, "do i go along to the hospital, get on the bus "to the hospital to go to appointments because i have "to weigh up the books and i don't know if i'm "going to buy food". they will stay at home and not go to a hospital appointment because they can't afford the bus fare? yeah. while thankfulfor the government's support, the energy price surge is affecting everyone. people are rin

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duke university joins me from durham, north carolina, thanks very much for joining us. let's pick up on that last sound bite there. does this compromise? stand a chance at effectively preventing mass shootings. right, so i think the speakers are correct that this is a significant moment in the gun debate in the united states. the 1st gun legislation and a quarter century. and what it's gonna look like in terms of reducing gun violence and gun injuries is really gonna depend on the details of how these laws are fleshed out. we don't have the statutory language yet, so we don't know what exact provisions are going to be in these laws. some of them like increased mental health counseling, increased interventions at schools, may in fact get these potential shooters earlier in the process and prevent these kind of incidents. on the other hand, it's certainly correct that there are not laws that would directly implicate the kinds of actions we saw in these recent mass shootings. there are not bands on specific kinds of weapons. there are not limits on what weapons those were

tonight, the major blow to special counsel john durham's three-year russia probe. inflation and america's small businesses. main streets boarding up, family-owned stores and restaurants forced to close. >> are you afraid you might run out of business? >> oh, yeah, all the time, every day. >> o'donnell: nationwide pilot shortage, and what it means for your summer travel plans. the deadly alligator attack. what a florida man was doing when police say a gator bit him. and social media used for good. how a small nonprofit used tiktok to reach thousands. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west, and thank you for joining us on this tuesday night. tonight, we want to begin with the community of uvalde, texas, begins saying good- bye to the victims of last week's horrific shooting at robb elementary school. hundreds of mourners turned out for the first of 21 funerals to take place in the weeks ahead, as the city tries to come to terms with what happened in their small to