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Organization. a lot of people talked about that. a small group of people. the complaint is powerful because it has the documents, they also have corroborating witnesses they have both documents, the victims in this case, the bank executives came in. one thing michael said that struck me and i would like to talk a little bit about it, you talk about the forbes list, and how he inflated his value to the forbes list. im not endorsing that, its not a crime, where donald trump is going to get into tr...

Mar-a-lago case, that come into focus as well? >> well, yes. some of this is based on reporting that hasnt yet been fully confirmed. with that caveat, we need to note that if for example, trumps team did not comply with a subpoena. in other words, it held back information that was responsive to a subpoena, intentionally held that back, thats more troubling. thats deeply troubling. if there is evidence of shifting or hiding documents, that would be more troubling than what you had in the clinton ...

I think that we will see that today. i think that we will see tha today. i think thats a really good point. cedric, i want to get you in on that question in particular. when you are holding back information, what sort of information do you hold back, especially when you are having the public interest in mind? you have to calm the nerves of a jittery population. >> certainly, the first thing you want to do is this. be able to talk to the public and share the information that is going to be releva...

Whats also really interesting, john, is were also told that if it was an accident that the autopsy would be able to tell the difference. in other words, if gabby petito fell and hit her head on a rock, they would be able to tell if that happened or if it was something more deliberate where somebody hit her in the head with a rock or a weapon. the autopsy will know, were told, john. >> so as we said, we are expecting this news conference tomorrow but do you know for sure whether the fbi or corone...

Something more deliberate where somebody hit her in the head with a rock or a weapon. the autopsy will know, were told, john. >> so as we said, we are expecting this news conference tomorrow but do you know for sure whether the fbi or coroner will release to the public all the autopsy findings? >> no, we dont. s so were going to have to wait until tomorrow. theres a chance they will hold back information. this is information only the person responsible for gabby petitos death will know, so they ...

Because they were of right. going public ahead of her testimony on capitol hill tomorrow. we know who she is. she claims the social media giant knowingly amplifying, currently, hate and misinformation. >> the thing i saw at facebook over and over again, conflicts of interest between what was good for the public and what was good for facebook. facebook over and over again chose to optimize for its own interests, like making more money. chooses profit over safety. it is subsidizing, paying for its...

China and transparency. listen. >> china has been known to fiddle with their stats before. do you trust what theyre telling us about this illness? >> from what i can see right now, theyre being much more transparent than what happened with sars. they kept back information for a while. it was embarrassing to them. theyre really transparency now. they put the sequence of the virus up on the public database right away. in that respect, theyve been transparent. >> david: its fair to say they were an...

Access to the transcripts. they had access to about the seven who could ask questions. >> marie: there were dozens of republicans who have been part of this process we have seen this information. the democrats -- >> steve: theyve seen the information. >> marie: we can talk about the political reasons why they did that but the bottom line is all the transcript will be out in the public and we are going to start having public hearings about all these questions. the process argument in two days or ...

...and getting paid for it. >> bret: a panel of international aviator regulators say boeing held back information of the 737 max from pilots and regulators. the federal administration says they lack the expertise to understand and automate a flight system implicated in two deadly crashes. the planes a been grounded since march but tonight we take a look at how the media are handling a variety of stories with a common theme. syria, ukraine, and of course impeachment have to do with the passionate...

This goes beyond ukraine. did you know that just today trumps doj lawyers were in court trying to hold back key information from muellers russia probe? there are some valid reasons and privileges for holding back information, to be sure. but as weve been reporting, the white house is now trying to hold back what you see on your screen, all this information across basically every major department. and whether or not congress is right to warn that that could technically be obstruction, thats a deb...