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They will defend the president. this isnt an open-ended part of the inquiry. >> youre a historian, right? the republican leadership coordinating with the president, with the white house, how it will respond in this trial. what happened in the watergate days? does the party stick with the president? >> republicans stood by the president pretty long during watergate, more than we remember. but they did start to break with the president when he started to obstruct. it was pretty notable. and the ho...

Higher here. on the china trade front, ian sheppardson said, pick the low-hanging fruit. and now, the hard part. futures, a little higher. this is an indecisive move. on friday, the dow with the smallest of gains. it was a similar picture for the s&p and the nasdaq, as well. boeing is considering whether to pull back production of the 737 max. boeing could make that call after market close today. cnn is hearing that from a source familiar with the decisionmaking process. the company could susp...

Charlotte arrested by the fbi, for stealing $88,000 from the banks vault. the suspected in-house crook might have gotten away with it, if he didnt post the evidence on facebook. the 29-year-old was so impressed with his newfound wealth and lifestyle, he shared photos of himself holding stacks of cash and with a new mercedes he bought by falsifying bank documents. he has two counts of fraud and 19 counts of theft and embezzlement. shares of boeing under pressure in premarket trade. its thinking...

As a result of heinous crimes, no, i dont you approve of it. >> reporter: bevin denies the campaign contributions played a role in his decision, tweeting, quote, the myriad statements and suggestions that financial or political considerations played a part in the decision making process are both highly offensive and entirely false. to repeat such incorporated rumors and - -- wilson was convicted of a 1987 rape and murder. the governor cited a lack of evidence and incompetent defense and prosecut...

It seems to me it was completely inappropriate. i expect he has the power to do it, but looking at the examples of people who were incarcerated as a result of heinous crimes, no, i dont with approve of it. >> reporter: bevan denies the campaign contributions played a role in his decision tweeting, quote: the myriad statements and suggestions that financial or political considerations played a part in the decision making process are both highly offensive and entirely false. to repeat such uncorro...

Fundraiser. the pardons are not sitting well with prosecutors in this case is. or the kentucky state lawmakers want to call from both sides of the aisle. >> person pulled the trigger killed another human being. they are free. that person news family raised $21000 that went directly into the governor news pocket. >> it seems to me, it was completely inappropriate. i suspect he had the power to do it, but looking at the examples of people who are incarcerated in these heinous crimes. i do not appr...

Completely inappropriate and they expect to have the power to do it, but looking up the examples of people who are incarcerated as a result of heinous crimes, no, i dont approve of that. >> bevin denies the current campaign on vision plays a brawl in his decision. he said the suggestion of financial or political considerations played a part, is the decision-making process, include highly offensive and entirely false. to repeat such uncooperative rumors, the lies are in convincing the pope - also...

Highest level of the fbi, and an attempt, the president says, to overthrow him. but the report says no such thing. not even close. inspector general michael horowitz did find multiple and serious errors by mid-level fbi workers and officials, but mr. horowitz said there was no evidence that fbi leadership was aware of those mistakes, and no evidence, he said, that there was any political bias in the decision-making process. wray here characterizing the findings accurately. >> i think its importa...

Events is to believe ambassador sondland perjuried himself before the congress multiple times. >> or misremembered and embellished to help his buddy. >> the only record evidence is the sondland testimony saying fo quid pro quo. the president wants nothing. with that being the only evidence. >> he didnt relay it that way to the two men in testimony. >> the state department -- you make a relevant point the state department has the records why is the administration not complying with subpoenas and ...

Events is to believe that ambassador sondland perjured himself before the congress multiple times. >> or he misrepublican misremem embellished to help his buddy. >> the only record evidence is the sondland testimony saying no quid pro quo, the president wants nothing. with that being the only evidence -- >> he didnt relay it to the two other men in their testimony. and theres no proof the phone call ever happened. >> if you make a relevant point that if the state department has these records, wh...