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To say? did what they had to say bear anything upon the conclusions. the report doesnt identify who the witnesses were, what they said and what they were asked. i want to talk also about trooper number one. the report does corroborate that the governor supported trooper ones transfer to his detail to increase diversity among the detail members. please read that portion of the report on page 35, because when you read the narrative of the report it makes it sound as though he wanted this trooper o...

For this is the second woman who has come forward with very specific allegations describing criminal behavior. first thing after watchingbe the interview, my assessment? independent, objective, i found this young woman to be extremely credible. >> this is important because the attorney generals investigation also found that. this is important when it comes to -- even during these be 26 e situation, it wasnt just believe women because they are women, it really does require a due process dynamic. ...

I say it seriously. there areless sobs to be learned by all of us. and so to the point that the governor reare signed. thats a big step. etspecially for someone with hi instincts to fight, especially with someone with his legacy. but this conversation were having about the way he went out is a pretty important one. >> thats right. hes resigning, but hes not accepting the conclusions of the report. hes not taking responsibility for everything hes accused of. he really is trying to frame this as a...

Hard, so hard and then groped her that she thought for sure someone must think, hey, what is going on? did they hear that? the attorney generals investigators did not ask the witnesses who were in the mansion that day about what they heard and what they saw. and during the governors testimony on july 17th, the investigators told the governor unequivocally that this occurred on november 16th. so why not ask the people that were there. ask yourself that question and whether this report was meant t...

And the, the state agencies, the intelligence agencies blame again and again, for organising attacks, for kidnapping journalists. mr chaudhry, the, the information minister whom, as you said, was on hardtalk recently. he said, look, please do not jump to conclusions. the case of mr toor is complex. it will be investigated properly and we will seek justice. you, he would say, are simply jumping to conclusions. so he made that statement two months ago in your show. now, two months have been passed...

And she said the governor shut the door so hard, so hard and then groped her, and she thought for sure somebody must think, hey, what is going on? did they hear that? the attorney generals investigators did not ask the witnesses who were in that mansion that day about what they heard and what they saw. during the governors testimony on july 17th, the investigators told the governor unequivocally that this occurred on november 16th. so why not ask the people that were there? ask yourselves that q...

Jarrett and tammy bruce. tammy, this is the second woman that has come forward with specific allegations describing criminal behavior. first thing after watching this interview, my assessment, independent, objective, watching the interview. i found the -- this young woman to be extremely credible. >> yes. you know, this is important. because the attorney generals investigation also found that. this is important when it comes to -- even during the kavanaugh situation it wasnt believe women becaus...

0 for these olympic games. >> and it is just six months away. good to see you. thank you. and thank to all of you for joining us today. im erica hill. "at this hour" with kate bolduan starts right now. hello, everyone, im kate bolduan. here is what were watching "at this hour." at this hour, the senate infrastructure bill set to pass in just minutes giving president biden a big bipartisan victory. politics over children. several republican governors blocking mask mandates instead of trying t...

Joining us. based on the testimony before your committee so far, do you see potential evidence of a crime? >> well, it is an ongoing investigation, wolf, so im not going to leap to conclusions just yet, but this is deeply troubling. further detailed evidence of president trumps direct involvement in trying to muscle the doj and its acting senior leadership in the very waning days of his administration to take acts that would have violated their oaths, to take steps that frankly would have allowe...

Taking any notice of this and doing something about it? fit taking any notice of this and doing something about it?— something about it? of course, s-reakin something about it? of course, speaking personally, _ something about it? of course, speaking personally, i - something about it? of course, speaking personally, i do - something about it? of course, i speaking personally, i do sense something about it? of course, l speaking personally, i do sense a real shift in the conversation over the...