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Other house republicans mark meadows and jim jordan are raising questions about whether the fbi and the justin department are really serious about cooperating. noting this exchange that they have uncovered between fbi employees about what gets redacted before the records are even sent to capitol hill. one fbi employee says in this exchange, quote, are you sure you want me to keep you redacted for the congressional production in the second fbi employee responds is that an option? the first one ad...

Reason for the richest person in the world to own a newspaper. i mean, its going to set up issues and conflicts of interest. as far as the trumps line, only a fool would think theyre not losing money, the post office must be a fool because they came out and said that all of their competitive package products, even those that amazon uses, have to cover their costs. this was from an august 2017 207 press release. maybe the post office needs new accountants. what the post office needs is to loose t...

Getting it originally by hackers, personal information at risk. what can you do to protect yourself. i feel like im getting emails on a daily basis warning me of another hack. what do i do when i get these? >> the worst is when they dont notify you. 37 million records have been breached, this happened in august 2017 and only two days ago did they acknowledge it and do anything about it. jillian: do i have to go through years or months of information? >> yes you do as a matter of fact. especially...

Presidents defenses are the strongest. sort of frontal attacks where the armor is the thickest. i think he could sit down and thread that needle if he listens to his counsel and prepares for it. >> sean: why should he have to is the question? ill ask mark levin that. what about article i that literally empowers congress for oversight purposes in the government? i only have 25 seconds. doesnt congress the d.o.j. have to cooperate? the subpoenas. we out in august 2017 -- the subpoenas went out in ...

I guess looking to do business in the future. so this is an important connector to russian contacts with the trump campaign. >> chris, one argument that manafort is making is these charges are outside of muellers authority, this is outside of his mandate. the court filing we saw released last night really suggests otherwise. >> yes. when you have the deputy attorney general, rod rosenstein, the one who appointed bob mueller in a memo from august 2017 saying it is expressly within your mandate to...

Counsel investigators are exploring contacts between the three men and it expected operative. a newly public memo explains that authorities allowed the special counsel to investigate events prior to the 2016 campaign. the vocal page memo was drafted by rod rosenstein in august, 2017, with entire sentence blanked out with showing that ho investigate more of collusion. he could have committed crime or crimes arising from the ukrainian government. in a separate development, the wife of fired fbi di...

Months of supervised release, though it was not immediately clear to reporters whether that will be done in the u.s. or in great britain. the dutch lawyer worked with rick gates who is cooperating as part of a plea agreement and the lawyer who worked with paul manafort who faces charges in washington, d.c. and virginia on money laundering and tax fraud. based on court filings, investigators are ebbing phroring contacts between the men and individual connected to russian intelligence. this newly ...

We alleges the special counsel overstepped his authority when looking into manaforts work with the ukrainian political party. a party backed by russia. late last night, muellers team filed a response to manaforts motion to dismiss. they cited an august 2017 classified memo in which deputy attorney general rod rosenstein told mueller he should -- ill say it again -- he should investigate manaforts dealing with the ukraine. >> we want to bring in former u.s. attorney for the southern district of n...

Aides had him in that fateful charlottesville press conference was to talk infrastructure. now lets go to february 2018. the white house again declared, you get it by now, infrastructure week. although john kelly was under fire over domestic abuse allegations involving an aide. and the news was breaking about trump paying hush money to a former playmate. trump has signed orders about infrastructure, but mostly they create advisory councils about infrastructure. so its sort of an endless loop of ...

Frame on that? >> were still waiting for the sanctions we passed last summer. august 2017 we passed sanctions. those still have not been fully implemented. it sends an awful message, not only to russia, but there are other adversaries. they have been waiting on the sidelines, have similar capabilities and they may not wait much longer. they may sttry to start helping their preferred candidates or put forward their preferred capabilities. were the most powerful country in the world and were power...