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Has to be an accommodation process. with the clintons and bushes, im certain with president obama, there was a discussion with the national archives as to what they had and what should be turned over to the presidential record. i think this process should have played out here. instead they got the f.b.i. involved to raid his home. >> harris: the f.b.i. raid of trumps mar-a-lago, his primary residents has credits crying hypocrisy when it comes to hunter biden. you mentioned the clintons and ill m...

He can attempt to negotiate a compromise. it happens so often, theres a name for it in d.c. the accommodation process. thats where he appears to be going. he could stall and ultimately litigate. thats the mark meadows route. and that risks contempt finding and possible prosecution. so the only option that really makes sense for him -- and i say this also knowing pat. he is a negotiator. he is an affable individual. we also spent a lot of time with his counsel for this, mike p porpora in the impe...

Guidance is based on scientific data. >> these updates to our recommendations were made to reflect what we currently know about covid-19 infection. let me make clear that we are standing on the shoulders of two years of science. two years of understanding transmissibility. >> weve got a doctor standing by to take our questions on that and on the impact of this latest covid outbreak just ahead. also tonight, we have now heard from the january six committee about its agreement with the biden white...

Subpoena for her, which under law would require her to appear and offer information. where do things stand with the committees negotiations? >> reporter: the committee chairman, bennie thompson, says of course they still want to talk to her in their original request for their voluntary cooperation. they suggested she could come in today, tomorrow, any time next week. weve learned theyre still in the process of trying to schedule a possible meeting. now, in that original letter to ivanka, the com...

Trial court. and the real question is, who gets to control executive privilege? is it the current president. or is it the former president. for that reason it does present a slightly novel issue. it gets a little glimmer of if the court might take this up. but it seems like theyd rather stay out of this. and if so, the status quo figures the committee. if it does take it, up then it will have to hear oral argument and it could be many months before we get a decision. >> what do you make of the c...

At that proper time. we felt that he needed to do it at the deposition. >> okay. after additional exchanges of letter, you wrote to mr. meadows on november 9th stating it appears the accommodation process has reached its natural conclusion, yet mr. meadows was still seeking to define the contours and accommodation, is that correct? >> thats correct. >> okay. what legal standard did you use as the basis for your decision despite ongoing correspondence that the accommodations process was over? >> ...

Proper time. but we felt he needed to do it at the deposition. >> okay. after additional exchanges of letters, you wrote to mr. meadows on the 9th, unilaterally saying that the accommodation process has reached its natural conclusion, yet mr. meadows was still seeking to define the contours and accommodation. is that correct? >> thats correct. >> what legal standard did you use as a basis for your decision despite ongoing correspondence that the accommodations process was over? >> well, the lega...

0 defense. the court yesterday appointed a guardian to represent their son. they have seemingly abandoned him. have had no contact with him. have not seen him or spoken to him. obviously what lies ahead for their case, its going to be a difficult one for prosecutors after they charge them with four counts of involuntary manslaughter arguing that they gave him the gun as a gift, but also saying that they did nothing to prevent him from unleashing this shooting, this attack. prosecutors saying the...

>> that tape, even if that was the only piece of information this congress had, would be a pretty good reason for them to want to have a conversation with him, because ultimately, their responsibility here is to determine what happened and to consider whether they need to pass new legislation to prevent a recurrence and to deal with the situation appropriately. it would be an incomplete inquiry if they didnt talk to bannon with this tape out there in the public milieu. so heres what happens next...

A community group against a proposed warehouse development near the Grand River in Cambridge, Ont., is urging city council to halt the project after learning members of Six Nations of the Grand River may not have been properly consulted, according to documents obtained by CBC News.