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Will be released against individuals for which there was a judgment by the special counsel, but there was not sufficient evidence to bring criminal charges against them. the reason i emphasize that, the primary criticism of the former fbi director prior to the 2016 election is that in july he stated publicly a lot of the evidence that was against hillary clinton, the mishandling of classified information and then a case was never brought and thats just not how its supposed to work in our system....

Couple hours, michael avanetti. hes been involved in a long battle with president trump. hes deeply involved with this, investigating r. kelly for some months. he said he handed over two prosecutors a vhs tape and on that tape according to michael avenatti, clear pictures of r. kelly and the woman having sex in the tape. the grand jury has been looking at this and obviously now were at the point prosecutors ready to level these charges. an arrest warrant has been issued by the judge in this case...

Whole thing top to bottom. you expect this type of detail or is this something that they might wait longer? >> 20 minutes at arraignment like yesterday is unusual. its not inappropriate for the prosecution to give an idea of what the evidence suggested. i expect theyll do it to some degree today. they set quite the precedent in doing so yesterday. >> trace: theres nobody at the microphones right now. well bring it live. i want to talk on robert kraft. the patriots owner. he was in so day spa in ...

Theyre ready, a serious allegation. they bet very good allegations here. >> trace: im confused. we covered a lot of these types of cases. seldom is there a video. is there a case that they can go in and set up video cameras inside some of these massage rooms? is that were talking about? is that legal? >> you can get a warrant to tap a house for business. thats what it seems like the police are suggesting was done. somehow they planted a video. im not sure if they worked with the staff or indepen...

>> any concerns about the labor secretary, the epstein case? >> i dont know much about it. hes done a great job as labor secretary. that seems like a long time ago. i know hes been a fantastic labor secretary. thats all i can tell you about it. >> what about the charges against bob kraft? hes a friend of yours. >> its very sad. i was very surprised to see it. hes proclaimed his innocence totally. im very surprised to see it. >> [question inaudible] >> no, i have not. >> do you expect him? >> at ...

Prosecutors went to a grand jury first. that is significant. they didnt arrest him because they got this confirmation. this has been going on for months. so if you go to a grand jury first and arrest him, does it show youre crossing the ts and dotting the is? when prosecutors take the time to go to the grand jury and present evidence and witnesses, it shows that theyre trying to make their case. theyre trying to show what they have early on, trying to make sure they dont bring charges that will ...

Charges. trace? >> molly line live for us in boston. thank you. breaking news out of chicago. superstar r. kelly facing multiple counts of aggravated criminal sexual abuse. were waiting for a news conference to start any minute now. first, lets bring in jonathan hunt. he has details on this evolving case. jonathan? >> a lot happening now, trace. were just waiting as you look at the microphone stand for the states attorney to come out. shes kimberly fox. they have filed prosecutors in court today...

That video, when they say the victims believe they were betrayed by the prosecutors in the epstein case, who theyre talking about there at the end of the line is alex acosta, who was the u.s. attorney at the time. he is now in trumps cabinet. and the betrayal here is about the deal that jeffrey epstein got from alex acosta. once police and the fbi got on to his case about what he was doing with these dozens, maybe hundreds of underage girls, those investigations into jeffrey epstein ultimately l...

>> this is remarkable new reporting from julie k. brown, a reporter at "the miami herald." when "the herald" says there in that video, when they say the victims believe they were betrayed by the prosecutors in the epstein case, who theyre talking about there at the end of the line is alex acosta, who was the u.s. attorney at the time. he is now in trumps cabinet. and the betrayal here is about the deal that jeffrey epstein got from alex acosta. once police and the fbi got onto his case about wha...