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Only the judge would hear the evidence and make a decision. and that move baffled many in the courtroom. >> it was a bench trial, so the judge cashman was the judge and the jury. >> that was a little curious, frankly, why he waived his right to jury trial. if he had had his case heard in front of a jury, i think he would have had a chance of convincing one or more of the jurors that, how could a doctor do something like this? >> i think he thought that he was so brilliant, he could convince the ...

Special counsel, jack smith, in a very tangible way? when >> i am not sure that the referral itself is what moves the needle. but certainly, alex, the committee has a amassed quite a body of evidence. literally, hundreds of thousands of documents as well as thousands of interviews and testimony from witnesses. some of those things may overlap with the department of justices investigation. but, some of them maybe entirely new to the department of justice. so, i think what is underlining these cri...

Theyre foreign national as, taking trips there for money. and there were a couple of cases in 2019. so everyone knows this is a -- a siv for secrets. we dont know who has access to them. the most curious now with the fbi investigation if this were to go to formal charges is what the sources were that they knew the documents were there because that could be revealing if the fbi was talking to people that were in mar-a-lago and in these spaces and saw documents out on the floor and in the office, ...

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Bollywood director and choreographer Farah Khan, on the first episode of Moving in with Malaika, revealed that the makers of the song Chaiyya Chaiyya were curious whether she could pull it off or not.

Hollywood actor Vin Diesel recently shared a social media tribute on the ninth anniversary of his late co-star Paul Walkers death.

Interest. and doug, i have to say it gave me some flashbacks. you worked for eric cantor who of course was one of the first kind of signs that this is the way his loss, which obviously took so much of us -- >> thanks for the reminder. >> im sorry. i apologize. but it really was in some ways the canary in the coalmine for kind of the situation we now find ourselves in. so im just kind of curious what did you make of what he had to say and whats next for mccarthy? >> well, i think he highlighted w...

Jim, i am just sort of curious, do we live in a system where these communities that experience these types of traumatic events are then suddenly more susceptible to them? by that do i mean, they become more commonplace, there are copycats. people just take it as part of the social fabric that this is what happens. is this something we should be on the lookout for, that would become desensitized to this? >> well, as a nation we are very desensitized to it, there is no question about that. many ye...

Doubt that the man who murdered khashoggi did so under direct approval of the crown prince, but today when khashoggis fiancée is trying to seek damages in the u.s. court, we get this. quote, biden administration says saudi prince has immunity in khashoggi killing lawsuit. the same u.s. government that the term and mohammed bin salmans responsible for killing khashoggi is now saying he qualifies for immunity. and the argument is that this is, quote, purely a legal determination because the crown...

In khashoggi killing lawsuit. the same u.s. government that the term and mohammed bin salmans responsible for killing khashoggi is now saying he qualifies for immunity. and the argument is that this is, quote, purely a legal determination because the crown prince was named prime minister back in september. so technically, he is the head of government. but hes been the de facto leader for as long as i can remember, and by saudi arabias own standards of this move is unprecedented. the title of pri...