Everyone made is that they made the case through republican witnesses. one of the things that s striking here to your point about who the sort of the anonymous people are, attorneys 1, 2, and 3 are attorneys for donald trump. employees 1 and 2 and their contemporaneous text messages to each other are the evidence. in other words, this is not made up by the fbi. these are contemporaneous trump employees and attorneys where the information s coming from them. the photographs are coming not from the fbi during a search where donald trump says, oh, these are staged. these are photos from employees 1 and 2 taking them on their phones. you have employees 1 and 2 saying donald trump is reviewing personally the boxes so the strength of the evidence coming from insiders to ari s point, not from fbi agents doing interviews. this is from people who were
There may be other things, though, where they re like we just can t declassify this. i would assume by the way, a lot of that discussion has happened already, in order for this to be listed, there are conversations that happened. there have been some espionage cases that never get to court because they decide it s too dangerous to reveal the evidence. absolutely. the second thing they can do is make the kind of arguments i m making, which is that the content isn t relevant to obstruction because the obstruction is just sort of what s on the face of it. it is true that that takes some of the guts, the sort of what you re saying is the emotional impact of sort of what happened here, but if you re trying to decide, you know, national security versus a conviction, you re going to be weighing different things. so that s a closing argument? that weighing, i am confident what we re seeing here a lot of that weighing has happened already. having been in these meetings, there are disc
Employee 2 had placed in trump s residence. trump employee 2 provided trump the photograph so that trump 18 could see how many boxes were stored in the storage room. the photograph shown depicted a wall of the storage room, against which dozens of trump s boxes were stacked. that s that photo as well. if we go to count 8 of the indictment that s just a time line, and on january 17th it says that it s a year, right, after trump leaves office, and by then the national archives was begging repeatedly saying we need these documents. he gave them 15 documents containing 19 15 boxes containing 197 documents. on june 3rd, trump s attorneys turned over 38 more documents. then in august 8th, more than half a year later, pursuant to a court authorized search warrant, the fbi recovered from trump s
Are saying devastating, ken dilanian, frank figliuzzi and i, we have covered national security for years say devastating. devastating facts. it s going to be a test of the republican party because the numbers with his base have not moved. let me just make a point here that i just wanted to wrap up. this is a test of people on the armed services and intelligence committees in both houses because the support that he has had on capitol hill from the republicans writ large, i want to hear lindsey graham. i want to hear what the others and what the speaker says, he knows intelligence. he s been he s shown recently he can be an institutionalist on the debt ceiling debate. i want to see how everyone reacts. is it going to be knee jerk that this is the big bad fbi and department of justice inaccurately, is it going to be the same knee jerk reaction, or are we going to have a real national conversation about this? i think getting them on the record about that is going to be
Lee harvey oswald: and this, this is what your police force did to me. officer: sir? capt fritz: this is special agent james hosty of the fbi. lee harvey oswald: i know who you are. you re the man who s been accosting my wife. you leave her alone you son of a. capt fritz: hey, hey hold on. agent hosty: i asked her some questions is all. lee harvey oswald: you have any questions; you can ask me, understand? leave her alone. ask me. agent hosty: matter of fact i have a lot of questions for you. let s begin with mexico city. lee harvey oswald: i don t know what you re talking about and i m done talking to him. fbi s the reason i ve lost every job i ve ever had. god damn fbi was following me. capt fritz: hey, that s enough boy. your boss says you left the building without permission. lee harvey oswald: there was just so much excitement that
Dallas, i ll get back to da. i need to go to cuba immediately. i have to. eusebio azcue: i m sorry, but as i explained, you will need a soviet visa. lee harvey oswald: you, you re not listening to me. i need you to make an exception. i, i ve proven my support of president castro. eusebio azcue: mr. oswald, i am telling you, it will take four months. lee harvey oswald: no, i, i, i don t have enough money to stay in mexico for four months. eusebio azcue: then go back to the united states and you wait. lee harvey oswald: i m being harassed in the united states. eusebio azcue: i am sorry, mr. oswald. lee harvey oswald: i m being persecuted and, and, and followed by the fbi because of my support of president castro, your leader who they have sought to overthrow.
Doesn t want him here. agent hosty: do you know where he is? ruth paine: i should think he s at work. agent hosty: where does he work? ruth paine: at the texas school book depository. marina, this is fbi agent hoy. marina: fbi? to take us away? ruth paine: no, he, he s not here to harm you. agent hosty: no, no, our job is to protect people. [baby crying]. marina: shh, shh. agent: you find oswald? agent hosty: sort of. i know where he s working, but i don t know where he s living. he ll show up sooner or later. [music playing]
Talk about the past. i mean, i m here now. john fain: are you now or have you ever been a communist? lee harvey oswald: i ve never had a card. john fain: when you went to russia, your mother told the state department you were some sort of secret agent. are you? lee harvey oswald: a secret agent? john fain: are you involved with an intelligence agency? lee harvey oswald: you re fbi. john fain: yes. lee harvey oswald: and you don t know. [laughing]. secret service agent: oh, mrs. kennedy. uh, i m sorry, the pool is closed.
Dallas, i ll get back to da. i need to go to cuba immediately. i have to. eusebio azcue: i m sorry, but as i explained, you will need a soviet visa. lee harvey oswald: you, you re not listening to me. i need you to make an exception. i, i ve proven my support of president castro. eusebio azcue: mr. oswald, i am telling you, it will take four months. lee harvey oswald: no, i, i, i don t have enough money to stay in mexico for four months. eusebio azcue: then go back to the united states and you wait. lee harvey oswald: i m being harassed in the united states. eusebio azcue: i am sorry, mr. oswald. lee harvey oswald: i m being persecuted and, and, and followed by the fbi because of my support of president castro, your leader who they have sought to overthrow.
Winston lawson: we stay about 30 miles an hour out by the airport. forrest sorrels: puts us downtown around 20 minutes later. now the parade will travel down main street here. winston lawson: we slow to fifteen miles an hour so the crowds can get a good look at lancer. forrest sorrels: these tall buildings on either side, this is like a canyon. winston lawson: there s more than 20,000 windows along this parade route. forrest sorrels: yeah, we ll be sitting ducks. winston lawson: we have to assume the president s car will be open, unless it s raining. here at dealey plaza we make a right on houston. forrest sorrels: can t we avoid this? there s a 120-degree turn onto elm is gonna slow the motorcade down to a crawl. winston lawson: no look, the only way under the stemmons freeway is from elm. forrest sorrels: [sighs]. this town makes me nervous. you know dallas is the murder capital of the country. winston lawson: did a thorough check of active threats to the president, there are none in