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When you read this charging document on or about december 29, 2016, flynn called a senior official of the transition. we now know that to be his deputy kt mcfarland who was with other senior members of the transition team at the mar-a-lago resort. who was with other senior members. when you look at that and youve been talking to your sources, is that mueller and his team putting all of these other folks on notice? >> oh, absolutely. mueller wants at this stage to strike fear into the white house...

Damaging to the white house. in the charging document, is this mention of the discussion about sanctions. did you have a discussion with kislyak about doing something with the sanctions. >> shepard: on the same day the sanctions came down. he lied about contacting that day. then lied about the content of the conversation. now we know the truth of the conversation but we dont know if he said sanctions and how they came together. if youre going to do something nice for him on sanctions, why? >> ye...

Theoretical world were pushed to resign, that that would open the door to firing bob mueller? that is one of the concerns that people are expressing about the idea that he might eventually at some point have to step down. >> we cant allow a discredited attorney general continue to preside and have his name on top of every charging document in the united states. if he is discredited, he should resign. and its on the senate to confirm somebody who gives assurances that they would not fire bob muel...

Resign, that that would open the door to firing bob muler? that is one of the concerns that people are expressing about the idea that he might eventually at some point have to step down. >> we cant allow a discredited attorney general continue to preside and have his name on top of every charging document in the united states. if he is discredited, he should resign. and its on the senate to confirm somebody who gives assurances that they would not fire bob mueller. i just dont accept that we kee...

No, senator sessions replied. he did not elaborate. well, turns out that wasnt true. its since been reported that session met with russian ambassador sergey kislyak at least twice including a meeting during the republican convention in july of 2016. and meeting in his senate office in september of that year. fast forward to last month when during his testimony in front of a senate judiciary committee, jefferson sessions was pressed by senator franken about that discrepancy. on the question of su...

Before or after election day? no, senator sessions replied. he did not elaborate. well, turns out that wasnt true. its since been reported that session met with russian ambassador sergey kislyak at least twice including a meeting during the republican convention in july of 2016. and meeting in his senate office in september of that year. fast forward to last month when during his testimony in front of a senate judiciary committee, jefferson sessions was pressed by senator franken about that disc...

Papadopoulos repeatedly represented the trump campaign, the records showing that from this great article from lee and caldwell and frank thorpe. if or if he did not based on this reporting did represent the trump camp and the president saying no very low level, what does this mean to the case going forward? >> wow, well, you know if we look at the charging document that mr. mueller and his team filed, there are many many emails referenced in that document in which mr. papadopoulos was communicat...

Seriousness. thats why its so important that a man who gave millions of dollars to a manafort-linked company, a company that manafort controlled koorgs to the indictment, is someone who was a figure of such acute concern to the police in austria. >> to walk through this again, its a little complicated, but its not a lot of chess moves to get you from one to the other, right? >> exactly. >> theres a guy names ivan fursip, ukrainian parliamentarian. and we have reporting in 2012, hes putting milli...

Because it comes right up to their doorstep. so that means that this assessment, this understanding from the austrian police, is something that we should take with the greatest degree of seriousness. thats why its so important that a man who gave millions of dollars to a manafort-linked company, a company that manafort controlled koorgs to the indictment, is someone who was a figure of such acute concern to the police in austria. >> to walk through this again, its a little complicated, but its n...

Were also getting a clearer picture of the events that led up to the attack. we are the following the investigation. joined from new york right now, what else are you learning about the plot? >> reporter: well, wolf were learning investigators are learning much about what happened here from psi psaipou himself. he did it in the name of isis and he shows no remorse. tonight, investigators want to know whether sayfullo saipou had help on the alleged terror plot. they are on the ground in four stat...