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Meeting with lynch which she should never have done and should have accused herself, let jim comey do these things, i dont think that will rise to the level, i see problems no one is talking about and it is a footnote in the report and that is where apparently people were leaking this shows me a culture of something really bad going on. heather: that is not supposed to happen in the fbi.

The mishandling of information and the inspector general said that comey deliberately hid what he was going to say from his boss, the attorney general loretta lynch, and her deputy sally yates. and there was no other way to describe it but it amounted to insubordination. i think thats important because, for comey, rather, its part of his legacy, right? he has done a book about loyalty. he is touring the country talking about leadership. and this really is sort of a footnote or a book end on his ...

Frightened of. because there is no reason the president of the united states should fear giving truthful testimony in front of a grand jury if he is ultimately subpoenaed. the fact he refuses to do that is very dangerous for this country. >> they say they are being open and key operative in the to. the footnote that the "new york times" puts in is that hoping they will be able to avoid the investigation into the financial intertwinings of this president. arent we past that? >> we are. lets not f...

Debris. and they fear the loved ones this tragedy will go down as another footnote in history. >> reporter: a routine flight would rock the aviation industry. and shatter the lives of the families of 239 people on board. flight mh 370 vanished on march 8, 2014. less than an hour after take off. these were the last communications we have air traffic control. captain was flying the boeing 777 when it vanished from radar. mounding speculation the disappearance was a deliberate act. a massive search...

Analogy to the bill cosbys experience. during cosbys he can dro doh t. but ill draw the analogy to the bill cosby experience. during his first trial he made that argument. they took the jurors from a jurisdiction that wasnt local. then in his second trial his new defense team they actually decided to stick with the people that were in the backyard for the charges being brought and that resulted in a guilty sprerd spot maybe, just maybe hes going to draw a lessen from that, he being harvey weinst...

Mr. avenatti raised the discrepancy between the sworn statement and public disclosure and statements made by his surrogates. the other issue is the legal one that his conduct has been referred to the department of justice for potential criminal prosecution. that strikes me as potentially the much bigger deal here. >> how common is it that the office the government ethics refers something? >> not very common at all. what appears to have happened is the president tried to sneak in the debt to mr. ...

Knowingly and willfully. and i think there are facts out there that we know about how the repayment to mr. cohen was structured, how it was funneled, to use mr. giulianis term, to mr. cohen through a law firm that indicate that there was some potential intent to deceive. >> the disclosure from the president today in his financial disclosure form is a little bit -- its a little bit unusual. its 40-something pages into the declaration. it happens in a footnote. and basically, in the footnote, whil...

The president has previously denied any knowledge of the supposed affair with adult film actress stormy daniels. he has also specifically denied any payment to her, but he is now admitting in black and white, its acknowledged, a little awkwardly, 40 something pages into the presidents new financial disclosure form in a footnote. because of this payment to the adult film actress and her acknowledged affair with the president, because its a slow-boil scandal we all knew to look for this financial ...

Trump said he did not know about the payment, didnt know where cohen got the pone. heres whats in his financial disclosure on page 45 in a footnote. it should have been on page 1. "in 2016, expenses were incurred by one of donald trumps attorneys by michael cohen. mr. trump fully reimbursed mr. cohen in 2017. the category of value would be $101,000 to $250,000 and the interest rate would be zero. according to trumps lawyers, cohen paid daniels $130,000 right in that 100,000 to $250,000 range. tr...

With the u.s. office of government ethics. specifically, the complaint requested that doj and the office of government ethics investigate whether a payment made by michael cohen to a third party constituted a loan to the president that should have been reported as a liability on his disclosure report, the one that was signed in june 2017. if so, whether the failure to report it was knowing and willful. today i certified president trumps financial disclosure report signed on may 15th, 2018. the o...