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Jamie raskin: the big story in my mind is that we have a president who has turned the government of the united states of america into a money-making operation for himself, for his family, for his business, and for his friends. and so, we wanna try to get the best, most fine-grained portrait we can of whats taking place within the trump operation. and then weve got to start to ask the question about whether this is a president who is an actual threat to the character of our republic. oh my god, l...

Bannons and the roger stones, and the people who were more forthcoming from the three percenters and the oath keepers and the proud boys, the people from the mob, with the -- people throughout the government. so, the vast majority of the people involved have told us the truth, want to tell us the truth and are cooperating. and it is really that tight, little on to raj surrounding donald trump who are trying to hold out. that is what is slowing us down a little bit. but i think that, though the t...

Looking at him like a renegade refugee from an organized crime family, and hes going to tell us sort of the internal dynamics of the trump operation. the big story in my mind is that we have a president who has turned the government of the united states of america into a money-making operation for himself, for his family, for his business and for his friends. and so we want to try to get the best and most fine-grained portrait we can of whats taking place within the trump operation, and then wev...

Committee does indeed get their hands on well have a much fuller picture as to what happened that day. >> im just getting my first eyeballs on this opinion, and im reminded that this legal battle, jonathan lemire, is just about the first of three tranches over which president biden has already reviewed and determined that executive privilege is not justified. this is one-third of what the committee seeks. and whatever decision holds here, its a reasonable assumption from, i guess, im a nonlawyer...

Stopping. i appreciate it. >> my pleasure. good to see you. >> reporter: nicole, live television for you, but i think that was very useful, honestly. hearing from congressman raskin, whos been part of this investigation since the last impeachment and has, i think, probably as good of a wide angle view as anybody in this building. >> so, do i get to sort of preen now about you? that isnt as easy as you just made it look, just see jamie raskin walk by. my god, god bless you, garrett. and let me un...

Landing some of that. you saw these four key interviews all being held today, including with kash patel, someone whos not a household name but someone who the committee has wanted to talk to since october, theyve been trying to bring him in and to finally get that interview in the books is good news for them. and this appeals court ruling here tonight happened after the house was done with votes for the day. they are out, probably, for the weekend, and we wont hear from many of them for that tim...

Uncharted territory. the water flows slowly at the northern edge of an island in the river its an ideal spot for deposits of fine grained sentiment to form. the researches are in luck. down into the riverbed. they then extract the core sample the sediment is almost all sand its still too early to tell if it contains micro plastics. thats a common i think its almost certain that will find plastic in the top layers at least a few plastic particles that. the team also hopes to determine the age of ...

The statute as opposed to its language? >> oh, no. i just well i wouldnt necessarily say the purpose. immigration law, as the court has said, you always have to look at relevant factors and what does congress deem relevant and whatnot. and when you ask yourself that question, nationality is now no longer such a factor. that is, this was a transformational statute in 95 passed contemoraneporaneously. the more specific fine-grained ten-factor test that congress laid down. and the government itself...

I tried to shut this question on friday but he didnt take any questions. the fine-grained of jim said ted was based in part on the flutter according to the official paperwork to rod rosen dean drafted saying he had censored things wrong. those things during an investigation sessions is saying hes recused from. its just not clear how he can write that without digging into the nitty-gritty that sessions isnt supposed to be getting in too. we would like clarity on that sometime in the coming days. ...

From the military family point of view, certainly a very tragic event, not a good outcome for that family. but thats a separate question, as i think any military commander would candidly tell you, from the question of the success of the raid itself and the objectives it achieved. by all accounts they were going in looking for intelligence about al qaeda in yemen. and a senior u.s. official says they got that intelligence, that they got information, documents about this al qaeda groups efforts to...