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Take over. >> "new york times," telling her theres still four votes. there is a traditional way to do things. >> in the old days, democrats and republicans, nothing came to the floor unless you knew what was going to happen. things were cooked in committee. things were cooked in private negotiations. their point is -- you see it with congressman green on the floor. why cant we just have votes? if we have ideas, lets have votes. this is, again, more of the conversation. we were talking about the ...

Reasonable doubt that the officer acted willfully in violation of federal law. >> the other things that the prosecutor here talked about is these tactics that were being used by the officer. perfectly legal at the time, he referred to them as being an arm bar and a rear takedown, and that in essence, the chokehold, which did eventually occur as when both the officer and eric garner fell. it seems in their belief and the prosecutors belief that this was not intentional and that weighed heavily on...

Elected leaders are actually?-- theyre attacking the men and women of ice, attacking the men and women of cbp. its injust and misinformed and just lying to the american people. its undoubtedly fuelling this. >> laura: the concentration camp language. im not saying shes to blame she wanted this to happen but do they draw that connection every time theres a horrible event that this might might have supported trump in the past, but in this case its okay. if you think a concentration camp is happeni...

The rhetoric from our own elected leaders are actually -- theyre attacking the men and women of ice, attacking the men and women of cbp. its injust and misinformed and just lying to the american people. its undoubtedly fuelling this. >> laura: the concentration camp language. im not saying shes to blame, she wanted this to happen but do they draw that connection every time theres a horrible event that this might might have supported trump in the past, but in this case its okay. if you think a co...

Conclusions on that. con-ed at the moment is not responding to phone calls. but they did tweet earlier that they are working diligently to restore power. hopefully this comes back online sooner than the black out 40 years ago. jon: that went on for i think almost half a day. jacqui heinrich, thank you. well let you get back to work on the phones. we have a former nypd sister who worked blackouts in this city before. what is the police department doing right now? >> there was a big difference bet...

State and of course been rejecting fundamental conclusions of the intelligence community by in large the community has got its nose down is doing its job and is serving its purpose and done coats is leading them i think a loss of dan coats would be a problem unless they replace him with a non-political career person like his current deputy sue gordon. if they bring in someone who is highly political and partisan, its a huge problem. >> general, this is a dni lets not forget listen to the preside...

Is the public corruption unit in the southern district doing this. you talk to some investigators, i know youre doing this full time, theyll say, you dont want to draw any specific conclusions from that. it could be an administrative move. but you say no. >> ive had meetings again today, preliminary meetings, the big question about why alexander acosta really gave that sweetheart deal has still not really been answered and there is a lot -- you know, ive had meetings that suggest that maybe ther...

Two hours and 41 members of the house judiciary committee. there wasnt enough time for everybody to get a question in. now each member of the committee will get less than five minutes to question him. and i think thats definitely not enough time. thats five minutes, including his answer. i think its a bad format. i would really like to see, for example, either staff do the questioning or have each congressmen seed his or her time to one person so there can be questions and sffollow-up. thats wha...

Happened and about the fact, chris, that one of them went to the police in 1996 and i followed up with this back in 2002, and the police wouldnt really respond to me and they wouldnt really respond to her. so this -- you know, just think about how long this story has played out. >> and its got a long way to go. one of the big points of intrigue now, people have different feelings about it, why is the public corruption unit in the southern district doing this. you talk to some investigators, i kn...

Bring an indictment, and im not bringing an indictment. thats what the mueller report says. you can read it and draw your own conclusions. but that is the bottom line. and i thought that he was foolish to agree to testify, whether in front of a senate committee or house committee. if he wants to testify, this is america. if they just want to put him in the middle of this, my democratic friends are trying to keep him -- keep this effort alive. they dont want the allegations about the russia collu...