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As we said before, he was subpoenaed and said he wouldnt comply. so the fact that hes turning over the documents, they went a different route through his business. thats a big deal. that is just going to give the senate intelligence committee a lot more information that theyre seeking. the senate intelligence committee is working well in the public on a bipartisan basis. they have a lot of questions about flynn. they havent hesitated to raise them publicly. so the fact that theyre getting inform...

Unroutine as chairman nunes chose to react to those docum t documents. >> the chairman said his st stepping down was temporary. do you actually think he would reassume his position at some point leading the russia investigation? >> i think you have to play this out. theres an ethics investigation under way. hard for me to see any circumstances he would reassume leadership while that investigation is under way. if the ethics committee fully clears him and we all got some explanation again for the...

T documents show an individual, the same as the dentist was put on probation for killing a black bear in wisconsin and then lying to u.s. fish and wildlife services about it. he pleaded guilty got probation and paid a $3,000 fine. in zimbabwe conservation officials say the hunters tried to destroy the research tracking collar cecil wore. these two men seen here have been arrested for the slaying. a professional hunter and landowner released on $1,000 bail. both facing upwards of ten years in jai...

They will be back in court on march 11th. >> clearly the fbi had to move in -- make the arrests today because one of the individuals was getting ready to board a flight at jfk international airport in new york for turkey. thats why this -- the three of them had been under surveillance since last summer. now they had to make the arrest. earlier today, you were in that same courthouse covering another trial related to an al qaeda plot where there are new details about the osama bin laden raid. wha...

Heavily redacted. and thats been part of the frustration for both committees investigating this. they havent been able to get what they are really looking for. they are really trying to find a link. and this report that came out today like steve was saying it gives it more depth into how it really appears that she was not some innocent bystander in all of this, the way she claimed when she came to congress and testified on her own behalf for 24 minutes before pleading the fifth. >> do you agree ...

Missing information and its heavily redacted. and thats been part of the frustration for both committees investigating this. they havent been able to get what they are really looking for. they are really trying to find a link. and this report that came out today like steve was saying it gives it more depth into how it really appears that she was not some innocent bystander in all of this, the way she claimed when she came to congress and testified on her own behalf for 24 minutes before pleading...

Yeah. everybody knows that. did you know there is an oldest trick in the book? what? trick number one. look-est over there. ha ha. made-est thou look. so end-eth the trick. hey.... yes.... geico. fifteen minutes could save you... well, you know. >> the highest profile attempt to violate human rights documented. but the question becomes what now? the report is based on interviews with more than 300 survivors, witnesses, and other experts and it documents what it says are cases of extermination,

Snipe -- dsniper. the gunman was in the war in iraq. he wrote american sniper the most lethal sniper in u.s. history. it documents this time in afghanistan. he was on the oreilly factor and he asked him about the gravity and consequences of his job. >> you were committed to killing these people because you in your heart believed they deserved to die. >> i wasnt so much to killing them as i was -- i am committed to making sure every service member that was over there whether american or allied ca...

Else might be coming out here? >> 91,00 classified documents have been posted. the founder of wikileaks promises there is going to be more. julian assange told nbc that he has, quote, a wide variety of fresh material, including documents on b.p., the oil company responsible for the oil spill in the gulf, as well as information on, quote, internal abuses, including sexual aboose within the u.s. military that he plans to post on wikileaks within weeks. greg? >> greg: how concerned is the obama adm...

That these documents could provide in the eyes of some evidence of war crimes on the part of american soldiers. joining us with some thoughts on that, jay allen sekulo with the american center for law and justice. in particular, julian assange, the guy we behind wickly leak -- wikileaks and then theres the group on the project -- which says what these documents show us is people going in with a kill list and no public accountability. is that a war crime? >> well, i mean, it could be. heres the p...