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Falls, we know that the investigation will continue. >> and on your suggestion that thats possible, that mueller might actually indict the trump campaign, what do you know about that? >> well, i dont. im just drawing conclusions. mueller has done -- unlike cavanaugh and star, mueller has done a professional job of not litigating his investigation in the media and public. so we really dont know much about this. but when you see the indictments of manafort and look at his at least temporary period...

The organization was tasked with providing scientific proof to support the nazis racial doctrine. sievers had heard about here its research and the two wasted no time agreeing on what would become their murderous collaboration simply dizzy they were extremely interested in talking to each other and this was not just an amicable meeting at the opening ceremony it was about research projects and making introductions very practical common interests you do please do contact. just three months later ...

Their questions answered. >> harris: albright, its puzzling to me how you can talk to some people who might have been on the plane and you come up with the idea that there is no bias. i assume you are saying come in the investigation, both doj and particularly the fbi. i dont know how only the people on the plane would know that, when we know they have been problems leading up to this with text messages shared at the fbi among people and lovers. how many people on the plane would have been privy...

Minimize your condidnuct or not? >> sarah sanders was asked about this today and she said well leave it up to the court but the activities he wassin ga engaged didnt have anything to do with the president. >> spoke to kislyak during the transition about possibly removing sanctions. this is where you get to have a baghdad bob problem if youre the press secretary because you cant credibly say this has nothing to do with the president. this whole investigation begins with flynn, the president askin...

Says it is consensual. he didnt deny they happened. and they certainly fit my definition of moral turpitude of what he was doing. but the cover-up gave them the clearance to say thats the end. >> the conclusions in the cbs board are without merit, consistent with the pattern of leaks and have permeated this process. the press was informed before mr. moonves. he vehemently denies any cnonco sensual sexual relations. >> he was admitting the behavior saying, well, the women went along with this. >>...

It wasnt particularly doing a good job of oversight in general. and now you have the boss accused of these things. >> let me read you a statement, which is why im not so sure les moonves isnt going to fight back. we know hes a fighter, but heres what his attorney said. quote, the conclusions of the cbs board were foreordained and without merit, consistent with the leaks that have been in this process. further damaging his name, reputation, career, and legacy. mr. moonves vehemently denies any no...

Search. s attorney insists his client is cooperating providing dna samples, his cell phone and photos. but he has not given them an interview. the woodland park police chief says they want a sitdown but hes only communicating through his attorney. >> numerous questions whether he is a suspect or a person of interest which we are considering every possibility and not willing to jump to conclusions. >> police say this video shows the last public setting of kelsey berreth near her home with their o...

Sensational allegations will never be proven and are likely false. brian: still used for the fisa application. here to break down the legal impact. fox news senior judicial analyst, first time in the circle, judge andrew napolitano. judge: something new down here. its fabulous. brian: you deserve it because we merit advice. >> radio show and respect the dill jans of research and honesty. brian: rution roulette chronicled. steele wasnt there he used contacts in order to come up with conclusions u...

Interesting to see if flynn is given the opportunity about what led him to this situation and what he says in response. >> sandra: so to that point do you expect him to speak? >> i would. i would. it would be unusual in a sentencing proceeding like this not to say anything. at a minimum he presumably will be given the opportunity to accept responsibility, to apologize and say he let people down to explain why he went awry in doing what he did. he will have an opportunity to speak. interesting to...

Political appointees. in this case, james comey chose not to advise the president and allow it to mature into a criminal investigation. folks at home can describe that motivation there. >> neil: he said he didnt feel it was proper and right to share that information with the president. im wondering for those that like to see something potentially festering beyond flynn and whether the president had knowledge of it, this shows at least at that stage were going back to the spring of 2017 this pres...