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What were seeing here is actually a cultural clash between does germany continue to moderate politics where tries to get as many people on board and try to humiliate its few people as possible or do you go in and throw your weight around and because they see trump doing it they see other countries do it and they want a bit of the action i think thats the bottle or actually. and thats what worries me slightly more on that people whether people are saying that now i worry that people will start re...

The police here, steve, have been saying that they have no connection to global intrigue, international espionage, to russia. its known that they are -- theyre presently -- theyre unemployed, in their 40s, drug users, and, in fact, they had a history of using drugs and that was one of the reasons why the police initially were reluctant to come to any conclusions about this because a lot of these symptoms, the sweating profusely, the garbled speech, passing out unconscious as you will hear from o...

Justices with every female justice with dissent. >> thanks to both of you for being with us. this is interesting. you are both looking at the same issue and the same potential nominee and coming to completely different conclusions. ramesh, i will start with you. here is a conservative. >> i just think in politics representational claims get made and have a certain amount of legitimacy. about a quarter of the u.s. population is pro-life women. they have never had anyone on the supreme court that ...

Thats at least, i think, the start -- the glimmering of hope thats being felt among some circles inside russia. >> which is kind of striking when you look at this senate select committee on intelligence which just published this report saying it agrees with the conclusions the cia, the fbi, the nsa came to in january of 2017. that it was vladimir putin who ordered the influence campaign in favor of president trump in the november 2016 election. and that the efforts to kind of meddle in u.s. soci...

Russian meddling into our election did exist. they, obviously, tried to influence the election like theyve done for decades before and other countries have done previously. at the end of the day, the most important factor was the integrity of the election process was secure. the outcome of the election and the peoples voice was heard in 2016. from my perspective, we need to wrap this investigation up and move forward because the country has problems that need to be solved. >> why is the presiden...

Continue to traffic in innuendo and draw conclusions based on the most disparate pieces of information. i say in order for this investigation to be credible, i think we should let it play out. ohio state needs to get down to business and find out what these victims experienced. of course, if we believe their stories, i want the full picture to be painted so we know exactly what jim jordan did. >> let me just drill down on that a little bit more. thats whats actually happening. we hear from the u...

Is a fine line here between meddling and trying to influence by putting information out there and trying to sway the outcome of the election to a russia conclusion that they want to achieve. but at the end of the day, the biggest threat to the election process was the collusion or lack of integrity of the process. the president has been very clear and i support the presidents findings or conclusions on this. i see no evidence of collusion. no evidence of integrity of the election being broken. t...

In front of these two particular house subcommittees. from our experience with the committee thus far, it is obvious that they dont want the truth. they dont want to hear what pete has to say. >> this calls in to question whether this controversial figure, strzok, is going to actually appear again in front of the house judiciary committee. he did already appear for 11 hours behind closed doors toance lawmakers answer lawmakers questions. lets dig in deeper with a cnn legal analyst, as well as ...

You have not found it. a lot of progressives in america are putting faith in the intelligence community is in a way they have not in the past. the trump lows maintained their confidence in how the information was gathered and the conclusions that were drawn. >> it is really the entire u.s. government, the bipartisan committee, versus the trump white house. but it is not just that he is blind to the results. it is that she willfully blind. he is taken the word, not for example president obamas wo...

To findings from republicans on the house intelligence committee siding with the president. following all of this has been saraha murray. so walk us through these findings which were really quite strongly worded. not a lot of -- no wishy washy in this. very direct. >> the intelligence community wasnt very wishy washy on this. theyre saying, yes, russia did meddle in the 2016 election and their preference was donald trump. they did it to try to benefit trump. but the committee says they did this ...