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CNNW At This Hour With Kate Bolduan April 10, 2019

Question of obstruction. Barr just revealed that mueller did not indicate that he wanted congress to make that decision on obstruction of justice. He also said that mueller did not specifically ask the attorney general to make that decision. He said thats generally how it works, the Justice Department makes that decision about charges with obstruction of justice. Now theres been lots of questions about the redactions. Hes making it clear that he plans to hand over a redacted version of this repo...
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FOXNEWSW Americas Newsroom With Bill Hemmer And Sandra Smith April 10, 2019

Department budget. But like yesterdays hearing with house lawmakers, the conversation is expected to turn to the Mueller Report. It is extraordinary to make definitive legal conclusions in less than 48 hours. The thinking of the special counsel was not a mystery to the people at the department of justice. Would strike a serious blow to our system and yes to our democracy. That report is not fully seen. Within a week i will be in a position to release the report to the public. Will we have the co...
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MSNBCW Up With David Gura June 15, 2019

The final 20 who made the cut divided by two. People are in a very, i think, short amount of time going to start getting a sense of where all the candidates fall. Thats candidate Julian Castro. I sat down with him to talk about his run. Youll hear his thoughts on impeachment and the campaign. There continues to be no consensus over what will happen to the Citizenship Question on the census. You like that . How democrats are pushing back after President Trump asserted executive privilege. Making ...
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DW Business May 15, 2019

Journey begins with the 1st step and every language the 1st word can go coaxing germany. Why not permit him. To stuff it simple mind on your mobile and free. Music he learning course speak german made easy. Tech hub San Francisco bans facial Recognition Technology saying it wants to create a secure state not a Security State that alone is unlikely to stop the technologys commercial development where many see advantages. Also on the show the u. S. Holds off on even more tariffs this time against ...
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CNNW Anderson Cooper 360 April 12, 2019

Suggesting, though, that spying occurred . I dont well, i guess you could i think there is a spying did occur. Yes, i think spying did occur. Well, let me but the question is whether it was predicated, adequately predicated. And im not suggesting it wasnt adequately predicated, but i need to explore that. Needs to explore that. A source familiar with the attorney generals thinking later told us he did not mean to use spying in the pejorative sense nor see it as red meat for anyone. Still, as cnn...
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CNNW Tricky Dick October 6, 2019

Interest concerning developments over the last few days. This has of course not been a has been a difficult time. Tonight at 9 00 Eastern Daylight Time the president of the United States will address the nation on radio and television from his oval office. People have begun to just sort of gather outside the white house, to stand near the gate there on pennsylvania avenue and across the street. This applause you hear, what has happened is that a moving van has just pulled up over at the white ho...
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Pigeon collared as a possible Chinese spy is freed after 8 months | India News

India News: A black pigeon suspected of espionage, collared as a possible Chinese spy, was released after spending eight months in captivity at a veterinary hospital in Mumbai. The incident sparked controversy and highlighted the challenges in handling such unique situations.
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