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Gotcha sorry. [laughter] i wanted to ask you about public confusion, connected with Attorney General barrs release of your report. I will be coding you are in march 27th letter. Sarah, in that letter and at several other times did you convey to the Attorney General that the introductions and executive some summaries accurately i have to say the letter itself speaks for itself. And those were your words and that . Continuing with your letter, you are to the Attorney General that the summary lette...

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Include that he was demanding a quid pro quo, that is to say he was going to withhold the aid unless and until the investigation was conducted. in the end the aide was not withheld an investigation he supposedly was insisting upon wasas not undertaken, so it does leave you wondering whether youre a republican senator youre going to vote for conviction of a man on that basis. >> tucker: so what youre saying as a factual matter as distinct from a matter of intent, nothing happened. >> right. this ...

Theres no overlap. of >> at the cup he was a dull apologetic about it. if the suspension of military aid to grenada. >> he also mentioned the corruption lead to the dnc server, absolutely, no question end. >> he responded in near real time telling reporters they were "utterly confused and angry" over the suggestion that aiden was telling it to your cranes cooperation with u.s. attorney john durhams probe and to the origins of the 2016 fbi russia collusion case. adam schiff piled on. >> shannon: ...

Now a late walk back. catherine herridge explains. >> get over it, you can stop asking questions because theres no cover up. >> the acting white house chief of staff was unapologetic about the presidents actions including the temporary suspension of military aid to ukraine. >> he also mentioned to me that the corruption related to the dnc server, absolutely, no question about that. thats why we held up the money. >> justice department officials responded telling reporters they were confused and ...

About, like massoud, who lied to the investigators. the beginning of this investigation, andy mccarthy, is what a lot of republicans and a lot of viewers want to know, having looked at some of the question marks. this is not something robert mueller has been getting into. the ig and the other investigation. >> yeah, this goes to there being so little evidence of collusion, i think the issue they started to try and hone in on the first hearing -- and we will hear more about it today, in the secon...

Is using two different standards within the same report when it comes to russia collusion, the standard seems to be whether there is sufficient evidence to bring charges, but when we turn the tables to obstruction of justice, the standard is exoneration. a much higher barrier to clear. that is within the same report. and i am baffled why he continues to set the standard of exoneration. we heard from rudy giuliani -- go >> bret: lets take a listen to that. >> he has lost his notion as a lawyer it...

That. remember, those things are also coming to the fore probably in the next few days. >> melissa: bret, of course we heard the presidents lawyer, rudy giuliani, a short time ago, and his impression of this period was played again for our audience in case they didnt hear it >> he has lost his notion of the american status. to become as a leader, its astounding that he is expounding on whether we can exonerate, cant we do this, can we do that. the reality is, he doesnt have a case. he doesnt hav...

Im being transparent, im being cooperative. despite what the attorney general says, i think the president is far from being cooperative. >> i brought this up for just that reason. i had the staff bring it up. we were getting ready for the program beforehand. when the president says no collusion, no obstruction, thats not true. in the sense that robert mueller said i could not find the evidence to bring a collusion case, the president is right about that. i just mentioned, youre look at one page ...

Betrayal. he wants to us forget that he lied to the american public about dealing withpute andn russia and putins own ooffice while campaigning in order to make hundreds of millions of dollars. theres so much he did that is wrong and weve gotten focussed on the criminal side of this, which he wants, because if he cant be indicted and he can argue the collusion case, hes already done so much though that if we werent living in these tribalized time of politics, he would have been raked over the co...