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Successful in creating the narrative around no collusion for the whole mueller investigation. im not sure this is exactly the same, but well see. >> i hear you. jessica schneider, what is your read? >> i want to jump in because the president is saying effectively no obstruction and hes saying that that conclusion came from the mueller report. that incident exactly true. it was more the attorney general bill barr who, when he read muellers report and then issued his own report to congress summari...

Detention centers. i missed a lot of whatever was happening today. but i know that there are, you know, high-level secret negotiations going on about exactly when the special counsel is going to come and what the terms are. our main determination has been to give him as much time as possible to articulate the basic findings and conclusions of the report which have been soed aboutly misstated and distorted by attorney general barr and president trump with their ludicrous mantra of no obstruction,...

Its being delayed a week. as of now, he was supposed to do those back to back sessions, that won the allow all lawmakers to question him, what are your thoughts on that. >> well, i think that one day for robert mueller and two committees was ill considered from the outside. >> why? >> mueller needs to be there for one full day before each committee. theres too much stuff too. i sent notes around this morning, here are the key conclusions from the mueller report that lasted 12 pages before i coul...

Why the southern district of new york is actually able to indict epstein for some of the same conduct that florida was looking at. this is the same time frame and even some of the same facts. >> why the public corruption unit being involved? what does that mean to you? >> you know, i dont know. i defer to prosecutors who have worked corruption cases. there is some nexus there, i would probably caution against jumping to big conclusions because public corruption can involve anything from low-leve...

Person. hes been overseeing the companys federal probation after a pipeline explosion south of san francisco. what hes tasked with is essentially trying to make sure the company is a good actor going forward and doesnt commit any more crimes. so this probe this in this way is going to be very interesting. i am certainly curious to how the company responds. we have of course given them the chance to responses to our reporting before we published and they didnt dispute our conclusions. >> so you h...

Welcome back. if you missed this story, listen up. scathing accusations against the biggest utility company in the state of california. the "wall street journal" is reporting that pg&e knew for years that its power lines could fail and spark fires, but did not take the necessary steps to repair them. one of pg&es failed lines is blamed for starting the huge fire in northern california last november that killed 85 people and completely destroyed the entire town of paradise. the utility company sa...

Heard of, 18 months, 13 served. six days a week on work release. >> and there was nothing that would have prevented the u.s. attorneys office from continuing to investigate this further if they believe that there was not a strong case. remember that trafficking cases do not have a statute of limitations. i believe as of 2003, which is why the southern district of new york is actually able to indict epstein for some of the same conduct that florida was looking at. this is the same time frame and ...

In combat and vietnam, prosecutor, director of the fbi and then came back basically from private practice to serve as this countrys special counsel investigating the russian attack on our democracy. the republicans are getting ready to smear and assassinate his character. what are the democrats doing? >> and to have somebody with the credibility of bob mueller explain in plain language exactly what donald trumps obstructive acts were. that i think is the part thats kind of known, but he has to d...

I am chris wallace. "the story" hosted by martha maccallum starts right now. did you enjoy that? >> martha: i dont know how you bet on t-rexes but that one in the middle looked pretty good. good to see you. for nearly two years, special counsel robert mueller staying silent as his team worked to investigate russian interference in the 2016 election. he released his report, found no collusion, he emerged shortly after, only briefly to make this point that he wanted to make about obstruction of ju...

People who are very cautious, i should say, is maybe a better way to say the on issues like this are saying, lets not jump to conclusions. lets see how this plays out. that could change. if anything new comes out, any piece of information that we dont know about, that would lead to question whether or not hes actually not telling the truth now, which is entirely possible because there are a lot of documents that we still havent seen on this issues. the audience of one, we knew he was talking to....