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Exact exactly that as motivation for deep digging on the dund. what he does may not be right. if so, it could be an abuse of power. not a crime. but a contamination of his office all the same. so, we have that for you. theres also more big news tonight. the senate now has the votes to reject the presidents national emergency. a big blow for republicans to publicly break with him. will they stick it out? who will it mean for them and 2020? great debate. next. okay, paint a picture for me. uh, wel...

Un how big a deal is a president trying to mess with a merger? several voices are saying this is a path to impeachment. i will not fan those flames. i dont see it but it does fit into a pattern. get used to the phrase abuse of power. now hes siting for that deep digging on the donald. the president may have the right to do certain things but what he does may not be right and if so it could be an abuse of power. not a crime but a contamination of his office all the same. we have that for you. the...

>> i mean, deep digging is interesting, but, you know, equally effective can be just to go and speak to the incumbents and to offer them a deal thats too good to be true. and make sure thats video recorded. these sorts of tactics are very effective. instantly having video evidence of corruption. >> thank you to those reporters for working on that. the cambridge executive went on to offer a specific example of how they could entrap a political moment. turn up the volume. >> send some girls around...

Muellers lawyers going head-to-head and firing in at least one of the cases, a false cover story about the firing, this hard turn by the president and his lead russia lawyer this weekend to start attacking robert mueller and the special counsels office directly in the crunch time, now today there is a new thing that is going crunch. >> what is the expertise of the deep digging you can do to make sure that the people know the true identity and secrets of these people? >> we do a lot more than tha...

Rattled and it feels like they are taking increasingly erratic action. and now in the midst of that, the presidents lawyers and muellers lawyers going head to head, the firings in at least one of those cases, a false cover story about the firing being advanced by the white house, this hard turn by the president and his lead russia lawyer this weekend to start attacking robert mueller and the special counsels office directly. in the cacophony of this crunch time, now today there is a new thing th...

The campaign and in the white house. how could the presidents staff allow this guy who had this reputation beforehand? if uh they just asked rupert murdoch what he thought of the biography wolff did on him, how could they let him in line that? isnt it amazing. its hard to imagine hes trolling around the white house talking willy-nilly to whatever he wanted to, talking to the president of the united states and the president saying it wasnt an interview for the book. my goodness, a guy who has wri...

People will read it, or maybe they wont read all 30,000 words as frequently happens, but they will get the essence, because it will become part of the discussion. >> but does the culture reward that type of deep digging, which you know as anybody takes time, there are dry hauls, you have to cross check things, maybe have it checked by a lawyer. does the culture of journalism still reward that? >> yes, it does. whats important is the readers and viewers reward it. i mean at heart people want to l...

That will drive the news cycle. people will read it, or maybe they wont read all 30,000 words as frequently happens, but they will get the essence, because it will become part of the discussion. >> but does the culture reward that type of deep digging, which you know as anybody takes time, there are dry hauls, you have to cross check things, maybe have it checked by a lawyer. does the culture of journalism still reward that? >> yes, it does. whats important is the readers and viewers reward it. ...

he was controversial. a bit on the edge. especially when i asked him about his murder of his wife, bonny lee bakley. >> i mean, i was worth $25 million. i could have hired somebody to kill her when she was in tibet or some place. she drove all over the country. she was out selling, doing her -- i could have hired somebody to follow her for ten months and make her disappear so nobody would ever find he for christs sake. i would go out to dinner to kill her? what the [ bleep ]s the matte...

>> this is "piers morgan tonight." my extraordinary interview with robert blake. he was controversial. a bit on the edge. especially when i asked him about his murder of his wife, bonny lee bakley. >> i mean, i was worth $25 million. i could have hired somebody to kill her when she was in tibet or some place. she drove all over the country. she was out selling, doing her -- i could have hired somebody to follow her for ten months and make her disappear so nobody would ever find he for ...