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Anything they knew and in some cases were interviewed for over two hours. the meeting at the mayflower. these are not issues that are closed, we have not come to any final conclusions. we have interviewed seven individuals that attended the mayflower event. the testimony from all seven were consistent with each other, but we understand that with the current investigation open, there may be additional information we find that pulling that thread may give us some additional insight that we dont se...

The meeting at the mayflower, let me be specific. these are not issues that are close. we have not come to any final conclusions. we have interviewed seven individuals that attended the mayflower event, the testimony from all seven were consistent with each other, but we understand that with the current investigation open, they may be additional information we find that pulling that thread may give us some additional insight that we dont see today. changes to the platform committee. and again, i...

Ji here. google in the spotlight expected to testify in an open session. >> by my count we have roughly 60 second left if that two-minute warning was accurate before we see these leaders of the senate intelligence committee. what happens in 2018? the risk that moscow may medal again, and i imagine these senators may address that. >> i think thats right, hallie. this is a potentially different concern than what we may have experienced in 2016. obviously these investigations are still ongoing. wer...

The work done by our staff spurred the committee to look at some areas of our investigation that we hope will very soon reach some definite conclusion, but were not there yet. were not ready to close them. one of those areas is the ica itself. given that we have interviewed everybody who had a hand in the ica, i think there is general consensus among members and staff that we trust the conclusions of the ica. but we dont close our consideration of it in the unlikely ho unlikelihood that we find ...

Name, what conversation would be happening right now? would the president have been tweeting about it? orlando, we saw that. which conclusions would he have jumped to? >> jimmy kimmel spoke to that. hes become the conscience of the nation. he said just that. would we be having a different conversation. would they have been comfortable politicizing this mass tragedy if the shoot ear. >> we know the answer. it happened in orlando. it happened in san bernardino. we know the answer to that. >> sure....

F.b.i.s most wanted list. we bring in daniel linskey and incident commander for the boston marathon bombing. we had you on yesterday. based on what we know now, what conclusions can you draw? >> we know that he has got some investments. we know he engaged in casinos a lot. there has to be a number of people who saw him at gambling tables, maybe bartenders at bar rooms. law enforcement will have a number of places to go back and talk to individuals who encountered him. what was he talking about, ...

Human mind. what somebody has been developing through years. advances after ego. the investigators in this case are going to be exploiting every bit of technology and information because everybody, the country and these victims, have to have context as to why. >> trace: i want your opinion on this, dr. zapor, we look for -- the first thing we look for, is it terrorism? and then you think, what was the motivating cause? what is the first thing you are looking for when you look at scenarios in cas...

State of nevada that is to recover. >> brian: not only were politicians playing politics, the likes of which we have not seen with a masker like this -- cnn -- the president was pitch-perfect, it was worth it to point out and keep in mind that there was a significant crossover between trump supporters and country music fans. the president shows empathy and sympathy because a lot of those people voted for him, is that right? >> i think theres a lot of grasping on the left for motivation here that...

Human mind. what somebody has been developing through years. advances after ego. the investigators in this case are going to be exploiting every bit of technology and information because everybody, the country and these victims, have to have context as to why. >> trace: i want your opinion on this, dr. zapor, we look for -- the first thing we look for, is it terrorism? and then you think, what was the motivating cause? what is the first thing you are looking for when you look at scenarios in cas...

In you our history. >> theyre being very guarded about what information they have. we dont want to speculate or jump to conclusions. we have seen what happened in the past and we dont want any mistakes. law enforcement is handling this pretty well. we have to be happy how he is dealing with the media. every two hours. this is something we havent seen yet. the chief is doing it himself. hes not using a public information officer. he is out in the front of this, the face of the investigation. and ...