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A news and interview program, anchored by Erin Burnett. About keeping President Trumps secrets but will he keep them if mueller closes a trap on stone. Were learning of another big blow to stone, a judge ordering another person close to stone to appear before the mueller grand jury, thats former stone associate Andrew Miller. He fought a subpoena from mueller, the judge, though, said no. So Andrew Miller will appear. And today trumps former Campaign Chairman faced another day in court. Prosecuto...

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Find its ridiculous for a jury to be expected -- thats not sequestered, that may not buy this scapegoating tactic -- that everyone is against you and you have no knowledge this is going on. everyone out of the goodness of their heart and against their licenses decided ill help you commit a crime because i dont want you not have that jacket. >> he said i didnt know i was doing it. the accountant is admitting they did it on his behalf. youre supposed to believe the accountant didnt come back and s...

Goldie is right too, that both parties will benefit. those able to raise money and both parties will benefit from this ruling. and morris is right. great candidates matter and are incredibly important to the process. you want to have great kaenlts. but the capacity to raise money matters also. and president obama showed that. he was a very successful fund-raiser. both in the 2008 cycle and in the 2012 cycle, but doing precisely what goldie said, which is having lots and lots and actually million...

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For get the legality of getting the $1 million and she tube the cash, upfront, and then continuing to get the benefit. >>guest: it is the entitlement mentality. did you see the story of the guy behind the big time, the guys who brought down the c.i.a. stealing 77 million names from sony, 28, living off food stamps in the housing project. the kid brought down the c.i.a. he can make $1 million, $2 millions $10 million a year and we could be pauling about his i.p.o. but there is a mentality i will ...

>> the moneys there right now. >> so he says. everyone keeps saying hes raised all the money. >> youre saying, show me the recei receipts? >> yeah! >> his campaign is saying theyve raised $2 million in a week. >> perhaps they did, but thats a lot of money for this candidate to raise in such a short time given everything thats happened. until you see the filings, you dont know what the candidates have raised. my guess is they may have said they have pledges of $2 millions and maybe not receipts o...

To stay exactly where they are until mubarak steps down. they have dubbed next week resistance week and i think its very simple what the international community needs to do to take their side. the more he stays the more he arrests activists and bloggers. the international community need and u.s. lobbyists who get $2 millions a year from the regime must be named and shamed because they continue to prop up the mubarak regime in washington. >> any chance of that ambassador? >> those are all really ...

Over 6,000 had gotten sick. they explained it as a simple virus. the exxon crud. exxon was not required to report it to federal officials. at the time, the national institute of occupational safety and health was in agreement. >> total bs. the only ep deemology was that there were a few head colds they could identify. think didnt have any of the records. >> reporter: exxon never admitted fault in the case, but reportedly settled for $2 millions. he was one of the few workers to get compensation....