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Can the wicked witch hunt proceed when it was started, influenced and worked on by peter strzok and lisa page who exchanged text messages critical of candidate trump. your investigation found that while lisa page attended some of the discussions regarding the opening of the investigations, she did not play a role in the decision to open crossfire hurricane. you also found that while strzok was directly involved in the decisions to open crossfire hurricane, he was not the sole or even the highest...

State. >> we looked at mr. pre stap as i noted was the decision maker. we didnt find evidence in his emails or texts in having engaged in any bias or having any bias. >> fbi director wray provided a written response of your findings, these include the key finding that there was an authorized purpose and actual factual predication for the investigation. by contrast, attorney general barr expressed his doubt about the legitimacy about the legitimacy of the fbis investigation in press statements. d...

>> he was not the highest decision maker as to any of those matters. it certainly clears them of the idea that the investigation happened because of lisa page and peter strzok being biassed against him. the report says the opposite. >> the word to take away is scrupulously accurate. because of the omission, the ig report is saying, they did not go to such great lengths to have it be scrupulously accurate. there are ways to reform that, if you are going to require people to have all the informati...

Confirms what everyone already knew. his personal opinion never impacted his work as an official of the fbi, those who recklessly denied this truth for political gain you a brave disservice and you reference back to the point of the report, while the ig points out the hostility that was seen in those text messages between the two, he went on to conclude that he attended some of the discussions regarding opening of the investigation i did not play a role in the decision or they for individual cas...

Mayors office was needed to fill out an ambitious politicians resume. >> he always looked as being a stepping stone, a means to an end, an internship, perhaps. >> what he lacks at 37 years old is the kind of experience that he is surrounded by on the debate stage. >> washington experiences not only the experience that matters, its more than a hundred years of washington experience on the stage and where are we right now as a country? >> he emphasizes his time as a naval intelligence officer in a...

Inside, and trying to influence was better than being on the outside and trying too get to a more positive outcome on climate. on trade, on immigration. i come from a fact based world. if i can show you facts. and i can show you reality, thats supposed to win the day. i went in overly prepared with factual analysis and in many respects, it may not have ended up where i wanted it to end up, hes the ultimate decision maker. im supposed to do my job and make sure that he understands the impact of t...

At the top, slightly different order. >> i see a wide open race. i see pete buttigieg peaking at the exactly the right time. its when barack obama peaked in 2007. so hes hitting at the right time. but i see a field thats very unsettled right now if the would not be surprising to see perhaps three candidates win those first four early states. then it becomes a free for all when you look at the primary calendar of the first super tuesdays. it does leave an opening for someone else to come in. agai...

New world of options, it puts the veterans as the decision maker and not bureaucrats. >> 57% of veterans approve of president trumps leadership, do you expect as the democratic candidates begin to present their ideas and policies that will impact veterans, do you expect the number will grow aisha, i will start with you? >> regard to policies presented by the democrats i think it can go either way but for the most part i think both sides have a good plans and i think that for the most part you se...

Pros cube ro prosecutor. what came out of that interview on the block and beauty salon and book club was did she really smoke weed and who was she listening to. who gives a crap, you know? we have a crazy person in the white house. lets focus on the substance of what shes talking about. the campaign could have done some different things growing up to secure a home first. you should not assume that black people are with you. they have been doing a lot of work and they have not gotten the recognit...

We would call legal work per se seems to me a play to put this into the privilege and i wonder can they hold up. >> look, not if its tested in a courts, i think. remember when michael cohens office was raided and trump came that day and said attorney-client privilege, this is an attack on it and how many of those documents ended up being privileged when a judge reviewed them? like ten, a very small amount. >> they had a whole process to sort them. >> exactly. if you get a judge, if you get a neu...