conversation. the two people he said i called i never called. one of them i would ve never called because he was put on the list of corrupt people that i should never talk to and i had to have pretended knowledge of it. doesn t know what he s talking about with regard to me. there are apparent indications that i could point out, seven, eight, where he s lying. he may not be lying. he s relying on other people. that s why hearsay evidence is inadmissible. terry i have six witnesses who can give direct admissible evidence of ukrainian collusion, not russian collusion, participation in the steele dossier with phony information, a very clear corruption scheme by the vice president of our united states that has to be vindicated and all of it was
evidence as late as 2012 and since then we ve we ve uncovered a massive amount of evidence proving that the russian government did this in retaliation for him blowing the whistle on a massive corruption scheme but we weren t allowed to ever put that evidence in we have whatsapp messages and emails and all sorts of other internal documents which prove definitively that he was unjustly arrested but the way that the european court system works is you file your claim in 2012 and we wait 7 years later to get a judgment and we can t put any more evidence in after that this judgment that we have seen what if any consequences do you see the rolling having for russia concretely well the main issue from their perspective and from our perspective is that since 30 minutes he was killed i ve gone around the world and i ve advocated to put laws in place named after him called the magnitsky act which would freeze assets and ban visas of the people who killed survey and other human rights
resign and they will not accept anything else. they say he is implicated in a broad corruption scheme that has engulfed the country. they say not only must the president retyne but the country, itself, has to go back and erase everything and back to the constitution and start all over again. up next, he dedicated life to creating crosses to remember the lives of those lost to gun violence. a man from aurora, illinois, is making crosses for his hometown. who s in the room? love is dangerous but driving safe means you pay less switch and save yes, ma am excuse me, miss. does this heart belong to you? would you like it anyway?
they can get to work. assuming that things get back to normal here in the city in the next couple of days. protesters want the president to resign. they say they ll not accept anything else. they say that he is implicated in a broad corruption scheme that has engulfed the country. they say that not only must the president resign, but that the country itself has to go back o to, race everything. go back to the constitution and start all over again. back to you. miguel marquez, thank you so much. the munich security conference is wrapping up in germany this day. we ve heard from a host of national leaders, defense officials and security experts. and they re not done yet. iran s foreign minister is speaking right now after harsh criticism from the u.s. vice president mike pence. the time has come for our european partners to stand with
ability to fill up their tank so they can get to work. assuming things he get back to normal in the city in the next couple of days. protesters want the president to resign. they say they will not accept anything else. they say that he is implicated in a broad corruption scheme that has engulfed the country. they say that not only must the president resign but that the country itselves to the go back to the kaunconstitution and sta oall over again. miguel marquez will be continuing to follow developments there and get back to it. the battle for the border wall now a national emergency by president trump and he wants the u.s. military to pay for it, not mexico. we ll explain why private land owners along the southern border feel r fear they ll be the big losers.