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Public distrust and promote conspiracy theories. your reaction to that? >> i sort of agree with that. i do think when you release a document that is mostly blacked out, its going to make people angry and it should make people angry. joe is right. its unlikely or should be unlikely that donald trump get prosecuted for anything and yet they are treating this as though as it is this massive espionage case where you are really worried the north koreans are going to know exactly what the fbi is doing...

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Department. if they end up getting nothing out of this, then... >> i suspect we will get a little more than nothing, though maybe not much more. you are right though, the distrust -- the justice department is having it both ways. mayor garland has said that the justice department speaks through its briefs, through our public court filings, but they are not allowing the public to seed the most important filings in this case, and they are also speaking through off the record leaks to the media to ...

And so redacted, that it could lead to a loss of credibility, or at least an opening for the trump forces to, you know, throw up gorilla dust and make it seem as though this is conspiracy? >> well, jake, i think they definitely will spin whatever occurs tomorrow in a way that will be designed to foment distrust and suspicion of the fbi and of the department of justice. thats the game plan here all the way around. so well have to see what they do. i think the most important thing to have in mind ...

Them. today, jurors convicted adam fox, the ringleader of that plot, and his co-conspirator, barry croft. they were convicted of one count of conspiracy to use weapons of mass destruction, and now they both face up to life in prison. its a turn of events we should note because of whats happened in the backdrop, right? one, this trial is a redo. back in april, two of their alleged co-conspirators were actually acquitted in the kidnapping case, but the jury could not reach a verdict for the two me...

Work in may be organised gangs here because they do believe there may be a link. that 35—year—old was known to organised crime. are you hopeful that people will come forward with information here or is there a distrust with the authorities? i dont think its about distrust. it could _ dont think its about distrust. it could he — dont think its about distrust. it could be about fear, because as you ust could be about fear, because as you just said. _ could be about fear, because as you just ...

Failure to conduct the necessary trials, already approved low-cost drugs, along with his friend and associate, francis collins, as you mention. the second big category of his legacy is the extraordinary distrust in the public of our public health agents. this is very harmful to the future crises, but also solutions themselves that we need to trust people into these radical proclamations. i saw personally his use of fear to sway the public. his own emails, as you pointed out, used to suffocate th...

$80 billion. some of the republican and conservative talking points have mirrored or played off long-standing extremist talking points about the irs and distrust in the government and that has folks at the agency very concerned about the safety and well-being of their employees. >> based on your reporting and sources that you talk to among the rank and file it feels like reading your piece out now, this is more than a top down thing of hey, were going to review safety. it feels like there is a m...

From indias actions here three years ago. federal rule was imposed. outsiders allowed to buy land. leading to fears that indias hindu nationalist government wanted to alter the religious demographic of muslim—majority kashmir. distrust against the state soared. since 2019, things have gotten a lot worse. there is no elected government here and large sections of the police and bureaucracy are now officers from outside of the region. which means amongst local people here, there is a strong feeli...

Of muslim—majority kashmir. distrust against the state soared. since 2019, things have gotten a lot worse. there is no elected government here and large sections of the police and bureaucracy are now officers from outside of the region. which means amongst local people here, there is a strong feeling that their voice is being suppressed and they dont have any say in the decisions that are being made to govern them. there are also allegations of killings of muslim civilians by indian security f...