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Prosecutors operating in jurisdictions all across the country. that was surprising in particular when it came to preet bharara in the southern district of manhattan because president trump had gone out of his way to invite preet bharara to trump tower and to go public if the with it fact hed been asked to stay on as u.s. attorney in new york. but without warning mid march he was fired. all the u.s. attorneys were asked to resign. preet bharara refused to resign and he was fired. no explanation, ...

Reporting on business ties and financial information moving to the center of these investigation. documents related to mike flynn and his business transistor being subpoenaed by u.s. attorneys office in virginia. reports that the u.s. attorneyss office in manhattan was pursuing trump russian money laundering inquiries before the administration reversed course and fired all the u.s. attorneys even though they said they would not do that. paul manafort banking records being requested by the fbi. t...

Congressional investigations, to be so out front and be willing to put himself on tv and speak to, you know, newspapers and websites. its -- you would think that it would be time to lay low and to be quiet. but apparently carter page has decided to take a different tack. im not entirely sure. i wish i had the answer to that question. im sure if a subpoena comes and forces him to testify in front of congress, maybe well get that answer. >> all right. stay with us. a little later this hour, weve g...

Key adviser. >> i have now decided to recuse myself. >> the president accused president obama of wiretapping trump tower during the election. >> the fbi is investigating russias efforts to interfere in the 2016 presidential election, and whether there was any coordination between the campaign and russias efforts. >> today i briefed the president on the concerns that i had. >> bombshell reporting from the "new york times." two white house officials were involved in feeding house chairman devin nu...

The crowd looked excited for her. if she didnt address benghazi, because we heard a lot about that the other night. what did she talk about? >> well, clearly her supporters here feel this latest bomb shell reporting is just adding fuel to their fire. she was here to galvanize that part of her base, which is incredibly important in her race against bernie sanders. she was talking about immigration, paid family leave, saying the latino voters fights are her fights and shes with them and thats what...

Families. and my heart goes out to the somers family. they want their loved ones rescued. if that can happen, but at the same time, they dont want to push the terrorists into doing something bad. the politicians start weighing it because of political aspect. then you have the military and law enforcement folks and intelligence folks, that are looking at this had continuously. and they wait for actionable intel and the authority to go. and its a battle and they launch. its very difficult to say. ...

That the cia concealed some of their torture techniques, overstated the effectiveness of their torture methods and claimed that torturing prisoners got them critical intelligence that actually was gathered by other agencies without the use of torture. one u.s. official telling the "post" tonight, "the cia described its program repeatedly to both the justice department and eventually to congress as getting unique otherwise unobtainable intelligence that helped disrupt terrorist plots and save tho...

That actually was gathered by other agencies without the use of torture. one u.s. official telling the "post" tonight, "the cia described its program repeatedly to both the justice department and eventually to congress as getting unique otherwise unobtainable intelligence that helped disrupt terrorist plots and save thousands of lives." was that actually true, the official says? the answer is no." senate intelligence committee is scheduled to vote on thursday whether or not to submit this report...

Got them critical intelligence that actually was gathered by other agencies without the use of torture. one u.s. official telling the "post" tonight, "the cia described its program repeatedly to both the justice department and eventually to congress as getting unique otherwise unobtainable intelligence that helped disrupt terrorist plots and save thousands of lives." "was that actually true, the official says? the answer is no." senate intelligence committee is scheduled to vote on thursday whet...

The pulitzer prize winners for journalism "washington post", "new york times", dallas morning news, even first forç online journalism. no good news for the national "enquirer" that papers bombshell reporting on john edwards i go in -- ignore by the committee. >> edwards story was the biggest discovery by any publication in the last couple of years. and as we read reports about the process they never considered voting on the enquirer to winç. >> if your former cohorts an the time would they h...