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Dispensing of meds. but something like excessive drinking on the job is hard to miss. its a striking collision with the image that people in both parties had been very supportive of ronny jackson as a person. >> it may explain why he thought the president was in such good health was he had been drinking a lot before he made that evaluation. thats the only thing i can think of, because thats a serious problem. and it should have been noted if hes been unkind to people in the office, if hes misman...

Suspect. he turned around. they recognized him immediately. they ordered him to hit the ground, and he obeyed without violence. they say they searched his backpack. they found a handgun along with some ammunition. he offered no statements to police other than to immediately request an attorney. they took him to a nearby hospital for evaluation. he was no stranger to law enforcement. in 2016, authorities in illinois reported that reinking was delusional and that he was being stopped by singer tay...

>> why would he confess to something that he didnt do? >> roberts mother couldnt afford an attorney so the state appointed one for him. steve rosenfield. >> what was your impression of him when you first met him? >> robert was scared to death from the first meeting and forever. >> and then robert told attorney rosenfield just about what youd expect an accused murderer might say. he didnt do it. he didnt stab anybody. he wasnt even there. he only confessed, he said, because he was so scared. >> d...

The brand of the fbi? >> i hope not. im not criticizing him for anything else but on the grounds of value, at the center of the fbi and something that should be at the center of all of the evaluation of our leaders. its relevant to politics. but i see it as something more important than partisan politics. >> something stood out. if youve been investigating something for almost a year and you dont have a general sense of where its likely to end up, you should be fired because youre incompetent. i...

This is how much these buildings produce and they would be sold on the basis of how much profits they make. and if he release d his income statement and you know, his taxes, it would show heres his debt service and heres his positive cash flow. and they would say, well, look at all this. and its not going to be the type of cash flow that justifies a 4 billion or a $10 billion you know, valuation. >> all right. thank you very much. i appreciate it. and next, a record number of women running for o...

Claim number one, it was he not husband father who possessed 80% of the apartment, worth 40 grand apiece, that claim later debunked estimating the apartments to be worth about 9,000. claim two that trump owned about 25,000 units, brought back down to 8,000. >> thats not what the article says. >> yes, it does! >> the article says that he gave his valuation. his competing valuation. its not a lie. hes disagreeing with the valuation. the article is very clear its difficult to value these things. >>...

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Three committee chairs in congress really going after rod rosenstein who is the deputy attorney general and as you know, someone that is in the sights of president trump. the question being whether or not he should fire rosenstein. i think the three committee chairs requested these documents and threatened subpoenas, bill, because they wanted to put the pressure on rosenstein. and it turns out he gave them the memos somewhat redacted but they dont -- the memos do not indicate to me any evidence ...

To hurt them. it is going to hurt them in the near term. but what this really is about is that hegemonic destiny in the middle east. are we willing to give that up? >> harris: whats so interesting about what youre saying and jessica, ill go to you with this. russia, if they do start to feel dumb sanctions with regards to oil over the parts of their economy, they will back away because they learn some pretty tough lessons in afghanistan. its not worth staying if you cant win. >> jessica: weve see...

And he has to assess credibility of witness. witness one, comey. witness two, president, and you have these contemporaneous memos, then i think what we saw here from comey was a compelling state of mind what was going on which was to him concerning. and i think thats going to be important to muellers evaluation of who is telling the truth about these situations that weve been talking about. >> but couldnt you argue also that he was a fired spurned employee which is what motivated him right now -...