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>> the significance is you can now start to draw conclusions about the fact that donald trump was aware, was informed, was engaged in this criminal conspiracy to rig the election on his behalf and he did so in conjunction with the russians. >> well, aware and engaged, that seems to be the case based on what he said according to michael cohen, wouldnt that be great. that gets to aware and engage. what i dont necessarily see in this testimony is that next step that you suggest there is evidence t...

Intent of the folks at the center of this investigation truly was. thats been something that we have not seen to date. >> mr. mccabe, let me ask some questions. credibility is a problem for cohen. arguably its a problem for you as well. they found you at the fbi to be lacking candor. i know you dont like the basis for that judgment. and a lot of other things in that igs report that came out. but, you know, hes an obama appointee and he came to those conclusions. theres a criminal reference to pr...

These are his own people. hes upset it not buying it reportedly, okay? hes not because his white house is setting up a new working group of federal scientists to counter the scientific consensus. i kid you not. to actually try to debunk the administrations own conclusions. you cant write this. thats according to "the washington post." like i said, this week is a very big deal with news of paul manafort, michael cohen, rod rosenstein, and as they say in the tv business, and more, all while the pr...

Buying it, reportedly, okay? so, well, hes not because his white house is setting up a new working group of federal scientists to counter the scientific consensus. i kid you not. to actually try to debunk the administrations own conclusions. you cant write this. thats according to "the washington post." like i said, this week is a very big deal with news of paul manafort, michael cohen, rod rosenstein, and as they say in the tv business, and more. all while the president is sitting across a tabl...

People in the country who is thinking the president is about to be frog-marched out of the oval office, and thats really unlikely to happen. so i think tempering the expectations of what could happen or might happen or what is provable. thats what the system is built on is what rod rosenstein is trying to say. >> i think the other aspect of this is to the degree they want to get as much as they possibly can, this just extends the time period before we actually get to real hearings, real testimon...

And a lot of other things in that igs report that came out. but you know, hes an obama appointee and he came to those conclusions. theres a criminal reference to prosecute -- to investigate -- not to prosecute. to look at your matter. so, what is your case for your own credibility? >> well, chris, as you know, with civil litigation on its way and also with the current investigative efforts, i am limited into what i can go into great detail with you tonight. >> people are going to watch and if th...

Post on the mueller conclusions? and raymond got back from l.a. and will tell us from the oscars had a bump in the and why the back lash over the best picture winner could have severe culture implications. first spike lee and the politics of me. thats the focus of tonights "angle." what is spike lee, aoc and jussie smollett and ill-mannered teens tell us about the modern-day liberals? a heck of a lot. spike lee is worth millions. over 30 years nominated no fewer than 5 times for an academy award...

Moped. >> sean: its a scooter, thats what they call them scooters. >> laura: i just have such a great -- you were a little too close for comfort on that last shot. alright hannity great show. stay safe there >> sean: im glad it cracked you up. >> laura: it did. i lost my aergdz. hannity, thanks so much. im sorry, i am going to dine out on that for a long time. im laura ingraham, this is the "ingraham angle" from washington tonight. how are the grievances pursued by spike lee, alexandria ocasio-c...

European officials who appeared to be independent, credible authorities on what the u.s. should do with its policy toward ukraine. they purported to be people who were independent authorities who had come to their own conclusions about what u.s. policy should be, when, in fact, manafort had those guys on the payroll. ukrainian government. this comes up again and again for prosecutors when theyre asking for this sentence for paul manafort. its the most narrative we have seen from muellers office ...

About the conclusions. people wont accept them unless they see the full conclusions. and, i should say, even after we see the full conclusions, were already seeing positioning about, you know, what to expect. some are dialing down expectations and some on the presidents side are saying, well, nothing short of clear conspiracy between the president and vladimir putin would make this whole thing worthwhile. >> to that end, tim, shouldnt president trump want the whole report out? wouldnt it be to h...