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Into alleged collusion between the trump campaign and russia, he will face questions about michael moores book fire and fury which bannon is quoted calling a 2016 meeting in trump tower with a russian lawyer treasonous. mike hicks could also testify, more details about donald trumps first physical exam as commander-in-chief today, navy physician rhonda jackson says donald trump who is 71 years old is in excellent health after a check up friday and will provide a more in-depth update. presidents ...

World, random places, all these different kinds of associations with the president of the united states but they really do keep coming up. when the fusion gps transcript was released last week, the kazakhstan stuff was my favorite part, well, there are some contenders, it is among my favorite parts. page 293, quote, question, what if any research did you conduct that gave you concerns about then candidate trump and any elicit activity. answer, his relationship with organized crime figures, that ...

Found out it was ten hours of testimony and we knew fusions princip principals said we stand by the dossier and said they would support releasing the transcript, we realized right away that would be a really interesting transcript to read as people attack this dossier. is there anything that we should understand in terms of presidential history and just modern american history about document releases? that attend to congressional transcripts. the pentagon papers were secret defense department do...

So at the moment that gravel went before his buildings and grounds subcommittee, and youre right, its a really funny story, but that was the only way at that moment it seemed as if there might be an official channel for the pentagon papers to become public. as it happened, shortly after he did that, the supreme court ruled 9-3 that the pentagon papers had to be released, nixon administration could not stop them, and the other thing that that shows is how important it is to have a supreme court d...

Moved. his office said there is no plan to release the transcripts any time soon. question newly is how far are democrats willing to go to get the transcripts on the record? greg sergeant of the washington post reports today that democrats are considering pulling a mike gravel pentagon paper stunt and they may think of ways to read these documents, read this transcript into the public record thus making it publicly available even as the committee chooses to not formally release it. could that co...

All of those kinds of questions and like you were talking about, they have these different ideas how to get around from having the president actually have to sit down and have face-to-face conversation with either robert mueller or people who are working for him. >> i know that there is always some flexibility around the logistics of these. when george w. bush and dick cheney had to speak with investigators, it was interesting where there wouldnt be a transcript and we remember the video taped d...

Released. senators that seen the transcripts because they are on the committee said there wouldnt be harm caused. it wouldnt interfere with anything with on going investigations but for some reason, senator grassly wont do it. despite what he told constituents in august, today he insisted no, he wont allow that transcript to be released. you know when it was the pentagon papers in 1971, those were secret defense department documents that had been spirited out of the pentagon by somebody that wan...

About them is true but a bunch of what is in the dossier has been proven out over time and importantly, the company that commissioned it and paid for the research and hired christopher steele to do it, they say and they know more about it than anybody, they say they stand by what is in that report. all this criticism, months of criticism, republicans going after it with everything they have, the firm that commissioned that report says we stand by it. dont you want to know on what basis they stan...

Concealed from the people. you dont get access to documents. he said what better example than the pentagon papers which tells of decades of american action toward vietnam, a lot of lies, a lot of mistakes. at the moment that gravel went before his buildings and grounds subcommittee and youre right, its a really funny story. that was the only way at that moment it seemed as if there might be an official channel for the pentagon papers to become public. as it happened, shortly after he did that, t...