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Ourselves off and allowing outside counsel to do their job. and were doing ours. >> but you did initially answer it, right? >> i did. and, again -- >> do you regret that? >> no, i dont. >> what are we to take away from th this? >> that sarah sanders believes she is playing to an audience of one, the president. and her concerns about the fact that the public who pay her salary and pay for the salaries of everybody in the west wing might have issue says with the accuracy and honesty and truthfulne...

Family is touched. but its not the personal. its also the political. if turkey wasnt so adamant about denying the historical accuracy. this is what makes it a living issue, a present issue. >> anthony: going forward, do you think there will be some kind of reconciliation? >> richard: well, im a little more positive. this is now the turning point, armenia looking to normalize relations with turkey. not because of the genocide, but despite the genocide. which most pills dont. flonase helps block 6...

Times," who cares. do you buy that? >> no. legally, its a crime to lie in court, and its a crime to lie to an fbi agent. but politically, lying to "the new york times," to the news media, to the american people, that o to matter. the american people have a right to expect truth and accuracy ir elected officials and spokespersons. while im intrigued by johns ideaf having the white house spokesperson just declare a truth bankruptcy and start anew, i dont think thats satisfactory to the american pe...

Depends on the time of day, i guess, what day -- >> honestly. >> you get all kinds of answers when you ask things of the white house, right? i mean, we had that statement multiple statements from the white house about that statement aboard air force one, that he dictated, did he not dictate and that that letter they sent to the special counsels office in january, turns out,yeah, he did dictate it. so, i think were getting about as much accuracy and consistency with rudy giuliani as from the pres...

Decide. >> their importance related to the president, and what he knew, when he knew it and what he did as it relates to conspiring with michael cohen to commit one or more potential crimes. >> of the federal judge set a june 15th deadline for his lawyers to finish reviewing 3.7 million files seized during a raid earlier this year. >> bret: kevin, the republican senate committee also leveling some new and serious allegations tonight. >> chuck grassley questioned the accuracy of the testimony by ...

>> i dont know that offhand, so i dont want to misspeak. i will bring it back to you. >> do you have a germ idea? >> i do not want to speculate. >> do you know if any of those cases have resulted in trafficking charges? >> its my understanding that they have, but i do not know the specific number, so i want to provide you accuracy. >> reporter: now, once hhs says that they give the child over to a sponsor. heres what they say happens. "he or she is in the custody of the u.s. government and hhs p...

Question about it. >> reporter: what did you think? >> that the world is going to change. it will never be the same again. >> reporter: dean would remain undercover and be deployed by the british to bahrain in late 2002. there an al qaeda operative approached him hoping to make use of his unique skills, the expertise hed acquired at a chemical weapons lab in afghanistan. this time the weapon was going to be poison gas and the target was to be new yorks subway system. >> i was actually involved i...

Call into question its accuracy. so he had become a media critic over the weekend. and you know, we said okay, were going to write a short and boring story now. you saw what leslie -- obviously you showed what leslie stahl said. >> right. >> its part of a consistent strategy to undermine us, to call into question what we do and hope that nobody will believe us. >> right. >> hey, mark -- >> you know, mike barnacle, i think its important and i mean this, so often youll talk to somebody who might t...

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Identifying famous guests at the royal wedding and privacy advocates are concerned. increasingly police say its a powerful tool known as rec nation crecognition used to promote safety. near portland, oregon its used by the washington county sheriffs office to track down criminals in realtime. investigators use this facebook video to nab a woman for failing to appear in court. the amazon software found this mug shot from an earlier arrest. compared the two and determined within 86% accuracy it wa...