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Both ways on this. thats my point there. >> dont we need to come back to the question, though, the president himself said that he was firing the head of the fbi because of this russia thing? and thats why i keep saying, these two things are not separate. meanwhile, special prosecutor has hired former head of the fraud division of the justice department to be his assistant in one area of investigation which has to do with money, follow the money. that is going to go into the trump organization. i...

Protection and went to arizona and flipped another mob boss, that prosecutor, he now works for robert mueller in the special counsel investigation into the trump russia affair. his name is andrew whites man. two ss, two ns. running the fraud section in the long state in brooklyn at the eastern district of new york u.s. attorneys office. interestingly in his role at the fraud division, the justice department he did a ton of work specifically on the foreign corrupt practices act. now, though, andr...

Feds dismantled the italian mafia. that feels like a story from another era. these things dont ever end. and now we know the prosecutor, the guy on the plane and flipped him against john gotti and put him in witness protection and went and got him out of witness protection, that prosecutor now works for robert mueller in the special counsel investigation into the trump russia affair. his name is andrew weissmann. after a long career in brooklyn in his role at the fraud division at the justice de...

Weiss? >> well, reverend, i think its obviously important. kevin odowd is a straight shooter. this is a guy who worked under governor christie in the fraud division of the u.s. attorneys office. he was at one point a nominee for attorney general. this is a kid from central casting who is not going to lie or bend the truth merely because it may ultimately suit his boss. now, i think governor christies take is well, i had a lot going on. perhaps theres multiple ways of looking at what the substanc...

One of those retailers, and this has happened to you, some of them might not want to come forward here, realizing they might lose customers. is this something where people are actually keeping this a secret but retailers are not saying whether or not they have actually been a victim to this, as well? >> reporter: well, listen, a lot of retailers obviously have the incentive not to come forward. you know, what company wants to deal with cross action lawsuits, reduction in sales, perhaps a drop in...