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Anywhere from $1,000 to $5,000. five people are paying $5,000 a pop to go round table with mike pence tonight in indiana. now, its unusual, full stop, that a vice president has a political action committee, but on top of that theres a acquit as to how mike pence is going to pay for his very expensive private lawyer who he just announced the hiring of yesterday. this is the person whos going to defend mike pence and represent mike pence in anything having to do with the trump russia scandal or th...

Political action committee while still vice president and not running for anything. the people attending the if you ever for his pac in indianapolis paid a lot of money to go. anywhere from $1,000 to $5,000. five people are paying $5,000 a pop to go round table with mike pence tonight in indiana. now, its unusual, full stop, that a vice president has a political action committee, but on top of that theres a acquit as to how mike pence is going to pay for his very expensive private lawyer who he ...

Find clear skin that lasts. >> melissa: fox news alert. after 30 hours, the jury in the trial bill cosby says they are deadlocked. the judges keep at it, forcing them back to the deliberation process. cosby is charged with three counts of aggravated sexual assault. lets bring an attorney and fox news anchor. do you think? does is bode well for? what does it mean to you? >> a quick decision by a jury in the first day is generally bad for the accused. the longer it goes, the more a chance that the...

Times, and some people can get the job done in just one event. >> but he didnt get it done, so maybe he should have gone 28 times. >> thats exactly right. clearly, neither case turned out to be acquit. but the point is that i think president trump did work tirelessly on this. he was working in a different time period for the time period that youve just shown the viewers. i think its unfortunate. but again, i really dont think that we can really lay this at the feet of president trump. i think pr...

Transcript of the trial and looking for areas where we can improve our presentation. hes admitting they could have done better. the question now is what was the final breakdown of the jury? was it 11-1 as we thought friday or there is some indication yesterday that some of the jurors were conflicted over murder and manslaughter and perhaps that one juror that wanted to acquit. i want to mention something, hallie. i spoke with the eyewitness whose cell phone video sent the story into the national...

>> of course. by the justice department. we have seen investigations that led to president nixons resignati resignation. we know that he would have been impeached by -- >> but that was -- wasnt that the responsibility of congress, if you dont like what the president is doing or you feel the president committed a crime, its up to the congress to impeach the president, the house of representatives votes to impeach and then the senate votes to either convict or acquit. we saw that in the bill clint...

To acquit. what counts were they hung up on, those things are critical if theyre going to pursue a retrial in this case. kate? >> adam, thank you. let me go back to joy reid who is with me here on the set. were watching sort of tense pictures, but i really want to recap, joy, and make sure that people who are just joining us know that this is not an out of control situation by any means. this is baltimore. were talking about the trial of the first police officer in connection with the death of f...

So they solved some of the communication difficulties theyve had in the past and theyre just keeping a very good eye on things. and im also certain, knowing commissioner davis, that hes reached out to the major core of protesters to have some sort of dialogue there and constant communication there about their first amendment rights and how to go about protesting and making sure people arent destroying property and violating the law. so, you know, even though we have a split jury on this, im very...

Hotel, jurors are finally sent to determine o.j. simpsons fate. >> thanks for joining us on a day that many of you probably thought would never arrive. >> and everybody had an opinion. >> i think its going to be a conviction. >> i would say probably a hung jury. >> i believe absolutely theres sufficient evidence to acquit. >> why were you so confident he was going to be found guilty? >> i just couldnt possibly grasp the notion that with all of the overwhelming amount of evidence against him, tha...

More than 260 days isolated in a hotel, jurors are finally sent to determine o.j. simpsons fate. >> thanks for joining us on a day many of you probably thought would never arrive. >> and everybody had an opinion. >> i think its going to be a conviction. >> i would probably say hung jury. >> i believe absolutely theres sufficient evidence to acquit. >> why were you so confident he was going to be found guilty? >> i just couldnt possibly grasp the notion that, with all of the overwhelming amount o...