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Not been convicted of -- not basically been convicted of a crime at all. >> tucker: no, no. 88%. according to the d.h.s. numbers that are out today, 88% have been either convicted of or charged with. you typically detain, especially a noncitizen a flight risk you detain people until you convict or acquit them. 88% of crimes not related to immigration status is a lot. >> what the democrats are trying to do and well see what comes from the negotiation is say lets go after the national security thr...

Commit crimes, i look at the "reason," the libertarian magazine. october of 2018 says 58% have not been convicted of -- not basically been convicted of a crime at all. >> tucker: no, no. 88%. according to the d.h.s. numbers that are out today, 88% have been either convicted of or charged with. you typically detain, especially a noncitizen, whos a flight risk, you detain people until you convict or acquit them. 88% of crimes not related to immigration status is a lot. >> what the democrats are tr...

December 19th. >> when the speaker brought down the gavel, it was a very quiet moment in the chamber. >> the house had passed two articles of impeachment against president bill clinton, whose popularity was at an all-time high of 73 percent. >> the house impeaches, but its the senate that actually holds a trial and decides whether to convict or acquit. >> the presidents fate would now be in the hands of the 100 united states senators. >> i remember the expression on the senators faces, when they...

Committee passing articles of impeachment. >> that vote came on december 19th. >> when the speaker brought down the gavel it was a quiet moment. >> the house it past two articles of impeachment against bill clinton. his popularity was at an all-time high of 73%. >> the house impeaches, the senate will trial and decides whether to convict or acquit. >> the presidents fate would be in the hands of 100 united states senators. >> i remember the expression on the senators faces when they realized the...

>> reporter: you fainted? >> i did. i couldnt believe there was a situation where that long shot happened, where he would be freed. >> reporter: juror brian christenson said he and his fellow jurors had no choice but to set conrad free. >> i believe that we all pretty much felt that he probably did it. >> reporter: but you voted to acquit. >> we voted to acquit. >> reporter: because you had reasonable doubt? >> we had reasonable doubt. >> reporter: whether you believe mr. truman is innocent or n...

To set conrad free. >> i believe that we all pretty much felt that he probably did it. >> reporter: but you voted to acquit. >> we voted to acquit. >> reporter: because you had reasonable doubt? >> we had reasonable doubt. >> reporter: whether you believe mr. truman is innocent or not, those measurements either put an innocent man in prison or let a guilty man go free. >> well, so youre right. but my opinion hasnt changed. do i think he got away with murder? yeah, i do. >> reporter: whats it lik...

Hes pleading guilty because he is, in fact, guilty as charged. he has to say hes doing it voluntarily and without any exalternatival pressure and have to disclose everything hes getting from the government in exchange for his plea. this could be a pretty interesting scenario. >> its not even over when they start doing that. obviously gates, his associate proffered, made a terrible mistake, lied to robert mueller. dont lie to robert mueller never ends well for you. what does mueller and the team ...

Which he didnt report at the direction of the president. some stations are already playing the funeral music for president trump. but this is much more complicated, much more knew answered. the crime itself is very, very vague. they try to put edwards, the former presidential candidate, on trial and of course he got an acquit an. it depends completely on the credibility of cohen. as judge ellis said, when they squeeze people like manafort or cohen, they squeeze them not only to sing but sometime...

You, jessica. all right, shan, what do you think? what does this say to you that the jury asked the judge what if they can only reach agreement on 17 of the 18 counts? >> if i were the prosecutor, i would be happy about that note. i think its more likely that they have reached a decision to want to convict on the other counts as opposed to acquit. thats why theyre very conscientiously working over this last count. and it certainly says theyre having some dissension about that last count, but i w...

Complain twice said the judge might be misleading the jury, the judge once the jury focused on the evidence only. that is actually consistent with the mueller prosecutors reminder that rick gates, the star witness might not be so believable. but they "ladies and judgment, the star witness is the documents." but they argue that the documents are not an airtight case, so they think the way the roles are weighed out, the jury has to vote to acquit. one of the defense attorney said this, it is not e...