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For the six times that she aimed that weapon at her husband and shot him. >> like this, said the prosecutor, as he played a video of a woman firing that very gun. but, said the defense attorney, thats not the only way to fire the gun. >> if you hold the trigger down you can pull the hammer back and fire. >> this is called fanning the gun. the sort of thing youd expect to see in an old western. but a prosecution expert countered that a movie is the only place hed ever seen that. >> every expert t...

The info the uk gave to the u.s. about manchester was leaked. gave me full details. first of all, how concerned are you about leaks? and the president then tweeting about this? basically, firming up the accuracy of those leaks. >> well, i think the president really needs to stop tweeting, or have someone else go over his tweets before he does it. on the leaks themselves, were at a moment in time in our international affairs, our foreign affairs, challenges, policy, where we probably need the hel...

Leaks about the accuracy of the information on jared kushner. can he have it both ways? >> thomas, this is sort of classic donald trump and that is to attack in any which way possible anything critical of him. he goes after first of all saying this is fake, isnt true and he says well its wrong, i mean he kind of goes through these several levels where he denies it but then kind of admits it but sort of says well, its wrong, its out of context, and this is very classic trump, whether its talking ...

Comes to his son-in-law. >> reporter: absolutely right, and the president has said it both ways now. he says dont believe the fake news media and yet he says hes going to launch an investigation into the very tweets, the very leaks that he says are fake. >> mike viqueira at the white house, can you publicly say how great it is to have you back at nbc news. >> reporter: i got you, thomas. >> havent had a chance to say it, but we love you, good to have you back. >> reporter: thank you. >> i bring ...

Thats a shakeup of a kind. its one that my sources are actually welcome because they think a more muscular approach on that issue would be helpful, and they also want to compartmentalize that issue from the other activities of the white house. so, that could lead to some people who are currently not within the inner circle in the building being brought back, as well as these kind of fluctuations in peoples fortunes that erin has already mentioned. >> as we talk about that war room, erin, one of ...

On russian disinformation is a stark example how russian interference impacted decision making at the highest level during the u.s. government in the campaign in 2015. then attorney general loretta lynch had been comprised in the trump investigation because of e-mails between schulz and a political operator saying that lynch would make the fbi clinton probe go away. according to one government official in classified briefings comey told lawmakers he was afraid the information would drop and unde...

Comey did not tell lawmakers that he doubted the accuracy of the information even in a classified setting. now according to sources close to comey, the fbi director felt that the validity of the information didnt matter because if it became public they had no way to discredit it without burning sources and methods. now think about the chain of events that all of this helped set off. when comey held his press conference in july of 2016 announcing no charges against clinton, he also took the extra...

The fact that comey felt that he had to act based on russians disinformation is a dark example of how russian interference i m impacted decision making of the highest level of u.s. government 2016 campaign. e-mails between the dnc chair of debbie wasserman shuchultz. comey told lawmakers that he was afraid that the information would drop and under minding the investigation. comey did not tell lawmakers that he doubted the accuracy of the information even in a classified setting. according to sou...

Says it was to discuss strategy in syria and policy issues. that meeting was attend by former national security adviser michael flynn, and russian ambassador sergey kislyak. listen to what "the washington post" reporter who broke the story told cnn. >> kislyak has a good reputation in terms of the accuracy of his reporting. according to the officials ive talked with. u.s. officials who are raerding that reporting and feel like kislyak is accurately important training the messages being discussed...

That he was afraid the information would drop and undermine the investigation, but comey did not tell lawmakers he doubted the accuracy of the information, even in a classified setting. according to sources close to comey the fbi director felt that the validity of the information didnt matter because if it became public they had no way to discredit it without burning sources and methods. think about the chain of events this helped set off. when comey held his press conference in july of 2016 ann...