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They are worried about the reputations of the ones accused but this decision in the epstein case is a big deal because it basically says hey, victims, you get to be part of the process and when youre not. >> right. >> something is going to happen. if in fact, we see a trial of epstein, which we could.ct we could see this non-prosecution agreement dissolve, that would be a big deal and that would show we have made progress. >> wait a second. explain how that would play out legally. >> so basicall...

The use of a legitimate power of the president that is done for corrupt purposes. so that would include firing james comey. it would include firing sally yates. it would include any pardon that he gives. and i think the very fact that his first pardon was to a person who was sheriff joe arpaio, was a message sent to all of the other potential witnesses against him, dont worry, you dont have to cooperate with the court. i will take care of you. and i think that that is also a part of him sending ...

Secretary?si >> hes done a great job as labor secretary and that seems like a long time ago but hes been a fantastic labor on secretary. thats all i can tell you about. it and thats all i know about l it. >> seems like a long time ago, all the child sex abuse. thanks to "the "miami herald"" this is what we knows happened in 2007. alex acosta friends with donald trump and bill clinton and dozens of under age girls say sexual assaulted them. as part of the plea, any potential co-conspirators recei...

Eager for the report to come out. >> you know the nice part? there was no collusion, there was no obstruction, there was no anything. so thats a nice part. there was no phone calls, no nothing. so i look forward to seeing the report. if its an honest report, it will say that. >> you catch the "no phone calls" part there. no phone calls. a little weird. while we may not get to see the final mueller report in the immediate future, we will get to see a key document in the case against the president...

Granting of the power of the purse to the house of representatives, which is fundamental to congressional power. so im hoping that there is more than a handful of republicans who are going to stand up and say, look, this is about the constitution. this is about the prerogatives of this institution, the peoples house, now just simply blue and red. so i do think this is going to be a define vote, maybe one of the defining votes of this congress for republicans, and this is a red line and were goin...

There are reports that a new york state grand jury is already considering evidence against manafort on state crimes and that this grand jury, for example, has issued subpoenas to a couple of banks who are implicated in manaforts conduct. does the fact that a grand jury is already receiving evidence indicate to you that prosecutors believe theyve already sort of solved those issues about whether or not he is liable to state prosecution here? >> i think they would not convene a grand jury if they ...

>> the justice department office of professional responsibility has an investigation into this senator ben sass says they will look into this but you raised had this been known at the time he violated federal law and did not give dozens of victims notice about the deal and a chance to have their day in court, it would be interesting to know if he got confirmed at the time and sarah sanders said look, this is a tough sentence. if it was such a tough sentence, why didnt the victims know about it i...

Months in jail after being accused of serial sexual assault of more than 30 girls, some as young as 13. now the herold reports thursday a federal judge ruled that arrangement which acosta over saw block the law. prosecutors not only violated the act by not informing the victims but misled the girls into believing the case was on going and prosecutors secretly closed it after sealing the plea bargain. joining me is former secretary deputy of labor and ceo and academic director of child usa, an or...

Especially if its going to cost him the rest of his life in prison. both manaforts long expected sentence and the reason he got it have led to fears slash expectations that the president might want to pardon manafort. and those fears/expectations led perhaps inexorably to this scoop from greg farrell at bloomberg news. first to report today that even if paul manafort is pardoned by president trump, manafort might still be looking at significant legal jeopardy and potentially significant prison t...

Prostitution because definitely when youre doing this kind of stuff to kids it matters whether or not youre paying them. thats what the law cares about. clearly theyre prostitutes. he served 13 months in a county jail, a county jail sentence where he was mostly allowed to spend time in his office six days a week doing whatever he wanted to do because there was a generous work release program set up just for him. he was also in a private wing of that lockup. alex acosta, then the top prosecutor i...