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He says they came to their conclusions about the russian involvement in the election based, quote, entirely on other sources and analysis. they didnt use the dossier, so thats important for the political maneuvering, the white house is trying to use this report as who funded fusion gps as a way of saying the whole story is some kind of hoax of russia interfering in the election. the logic is thin in that claim anyway. but among this fireworks show of scoops weve had in the past 24 hours is this ...

Funding of that particular report, that dossier as having affect in terms of determining the outcome, for example, of the various stages of the special counsel investigation. or as affecting substantively the investigations that are being conducted by the congressional intelligence committees. nor was it the basis, the information in that dossier the basis for the intelligence communitys assessment that the russians were trying to influence the election. so thats not what the intelligence commun...

But among the fireworks show of scoop thats weve had over the last 24 hours, is this news that the intelligence community came to its conclusions about what the russians did in our election with no reference to the dossier whatsoever. so naturally, the tense community must also be denounced and discredited. its terrible. for having found out a true thing. so, in all that news breaking over the last 24 hours, all through today, all through this afternoon into tonight. there is one other scoop tha...

Special counsel havent reached any conclusions in those investigations. >> i want to play a moment from todays white house press briefing, a question about sexual harassment listen to this. >> sexual harassment has been in the news, 16 women accuse the president of harassing them through the course of the campaign last week. the president called these accusations fake news. is the official white house position that all of these wem are lying. >> yeah, weve been clear on that from the beginning a...

Assassination, thanks for joining us this morning. 18,000 documents left of the 87th husband to be released over the course of the next six months as the investigation continues. what was the most important information? >> it will take a while to digest, there has been no smoking gun but part of the problem releasing part of the material is creates more reason for conspiracy theorists to say the real evidence is being retained and we have to wait for more of the release before making any conclus...

>> it is very hard to draw those conclusions right away. im always afraid of cherry-picking information, because theres got to be a document behind that thats going to contradict what you just saw. interesting, the size of this investigation. you get that clearly in 1963 in terms of the fbi notices flying back and forth. i think that one of the things we can find is exactly what dr. baden was talking about before, what the cia has always held back. remember, this was an intelligence agency, tuck...

Good. whether or not theres evidence that the decision was made because of the flow of money is something entirely different. i dont know enough about the transaction. i know a lot of people are taking a look at it. my understanding is there are a lot of different agencies who ultimately had a role in the committee to decide whether the sale should go through and one of those agencies was the state department but no one person could make the ultimate decision to go forward. as we see in american...

With so much money being passed, i actually think that is watergate, modern age. >> reporter: the president has turned to a familiar tactic employed throughout the campaign, point the finger in the other direction. >> it is just good that a person such as donald trump is not in charge. >> because you would be in jail. >> now the press secretary did not exactly echo what press secretary kellyanne conway said during the investigation. sarah sanders says she was not aware of any quote, specific inv...

Of jeremy bashs careful legal analysis here. but it sounds like we have another piece of evidence today that there were ties between the kremlin and the trump campaign. with that in place, how is it possible that what politico reports today could be true. theyre nearing a point where theyll wave a white flag and say, well leave the question of collusion to bob mueller? >> i think it would be a mistake for them to do that. obviously, they shouldnt make any conclusions that the evidence they found...

Sort of, you know, half student. he draws unusual lessons comes to unusual conclusions. but hes clearly fascinated. the french revolution fas natures him. the pal pa nicheian war is on obsession of him. athens versus sparta, he wrote an essay about the rivalry between breitbart and fox news of all things. so i think he has this sort of revolutionary, constant conflict warfare mentality that is playing out now in american politics. this is how he operates. and you can see where he has the kinship...