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Just yesterday, golf writer james dodson said that in an interview he did with eric trump back in 2014 eric trump clearly said that russian banks had funded some of the golf projects that the trump family had been involved with. we have clearly not heard that from president trump before. eric trump took to twitter this morning saying that this story is completely fabricated. another example of why theres deep distrust in the media. eric trump if this is any way fake news, if you did not receive ...

Friendly. >> so team trump sees rex tillersons ties with vladimir putin, by the way, as an advantage. they say he knows how he thinks. he has said no to vladimir putin before. and will be able to negotiate and make deals with putin that nobody else can. is this going to be a hard sell on the confirmation process? >> it is going to be a hard sale on the confirmation process. i think theyre going to be skeptical on pickings but youve seen republicans, lindsey graham, john mccain, who have a deep d...

Lets face it. balancing reality versus fact this election has been exhausting and at times disturbing. fake news headlines skyrocketed this campaign season, blitzing social media as donald trump and his team fielded deep distrust in mainstream media. did the blatantly false stories really matter when it came to electing mr. trump? self-proclaimed post writer and founder of a facebook fake news empire, paul horner, is now speaking out. he talked with "the washington post" and heres some of what h...

There. you are portraying something different of the one that i am really is. >> now, that kind of language and aggressive behavior is not representative of all trumps supporters but what is representative and what we do here consistently from a number of trump supporters that we heard is a deep distrust of the media. s the -- it is a message that blasted beyond the campaign throughout now and into the period and talking to police officers who changed the way the area works. they are shoeioing t...

>> reporter: opinions are not black and white. some people feel there should be an increase in firearms regulation but there is a deep distrust and suspicion of the motivations of the federal government. how much do you want to sell it for? >> about six for it. >> reporter: $600. >> yeah. >> reporter: if you buy a gun from someone in the business, federal law requires background checks. and thats what is happening here, the information is fed into computers before customers are allowed to buy th...

Diotape. trace, thank you very much for helping us. thanks for being with us tonight. see you right here tomorrow night 7:00 p.m. eastern. if you cant watch live, use your dvr. good night from washington. the oreilly factor is on, tonight: >> by not answering questions allowing fester in ways not helpful. >> some democrats starting to worry about hillary clintons presidential run because of the constant controversies. tonight we have a fair look at mrs. clintons email situation. >> this invest...

>> this investigation found a community that was deeply polarized, a community where a deep distrust and hostility often characterized interactions between police and area residence residence. >> reporter: the report found shocking incidents of alleged abuse, including police almost exclusively using dogs against black suspect, excessive force against the mental ali ill. the doj is demanding ferguson change the stop search and arrest procedures limit excessive force, and use tasers and force onl...

Corroborate browns attempt to gain control of the gun, there is no credible evidence to disprove wilsons account of what occurred inside the suv. and there is no evidence upon which prosecutors can rely to disprove wilsons stated subjective belief that he feared for his safety. although wilson was not charged, a second doj report on the ferguson police department was scathing. and led to an incredible scene in washington, d.c., today, as the first black u.s. attorney general in the history of th...

A community where deep distrust and hostility often characterized interactions between police and area residents. a community where local authorities consistently approached law enforcement, not as a means for protecting public safety, but as a way to generate revenue. >> this emphasis on extracting revenue through policing sometimes led to multiple arrests, even jail time. >> in 2007 one woman received two parking tickets that together totaled $152. to date shes paid $550 in fines, and fees to ...

While demanding ferguson make sweeping reforms to end what officials insist is a wide spread pattern of racially biased policing and using court fines to raise city revenue. >> this investigation found a community that was deeply polarized. a community where deep distrust and hostility often characterized interactions between police and area residents. >> reporter: the report found shocking instances of alleged i bus including police using dogs against black suspect, force against the mentally i...