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Such a different way is the justice department that spied on president trumps campaign, the justice department that lied to the fisa court, the justice department that paid a confidential human source even after they knew that source had lied to them. >> reporter: republicans say theyre seeking the same set of standards imposed on president biden as were put into place for poem president trump whose possession of controversial documents triggered a full-on fbi raid. >> i think this is where your...

The constitution. whenever i wire a source, i went out and recruited a human source. i knew that if i implied something they did it in it was illegal, it would be guilty of conspiracy with the individual of conspiring with them to get them to do it if i said, welcome it would be great if that guy is dead. then i would actually be held liable for convincing that person to go kill someone. what is the difference here and everything that the democrats stand for is what the social media platforms ar...

A court in Pennsylvania, U.S. has sentenced a 24-year-old Syrian American, Mustafa Mousab Alowemer, to over 17 years (208 months), in federal prison over his support for the dreaded terror group, the Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham (ISIS) and plot to bomb a Nigerian church in Pittsburgh. Alowemer moved to the U.S. in 2016 as a refugee from Syria.

Pennsylvania man was sentenced yesterday to 208 months, more than 17 years, in federal prison, followed by lifetime of supervised release, for attempting to provide material support to Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham, aka ISIS, a designated foreign terrorist organization.

Trumps basement? where theyre sort of special hacking that had been used to get information or listening devices? they want to see if there was damage as a result of the way he handled these documents. and this is all very important. was he showing them to random people? was there actual damage? a human source may have been killed. again, none of this is confirmed. but all of that strengthens a prosecution.

That is the office of the director of national intelligence. that is doing this sort of separate in tandem review to see how much this compromises our national security. what you expect is going on on that front, as the doj now has access to these 100 classified documents? >> they are doing a review, i think, the intelligence committee -- again, that part was stopped as well. judge cannons order was sort of vague but there was a decision in the intelligence community to stop the review. where th...

Stop the review. were there human sources compromised during this period that the documents were in donald trumps basement? were there listening devices? they want to see if there is damage as a result of the way he handled the thdocuments. this is all very important. was he showing them to random people. a human source may have been killed. none of this is confirmed. all of that strengthens the prosecution. the you want to tell a jury a story. you want to say it wasnt just that these documents ...

Concept of irreparable harm. -- they wanted the relief from the ridiculous rolling. in order to get that you do need to show some irreparable harm. its a strong a case is a summation-able. what they are saying is that right now, we have spies in the fields, and then some of the maybe work for foreign governments or who knows what their day jobs, theyre risking their lives to give the united states information. now, if youre one of those spies, and you now know that donald trump brought home thes...

0 ukraine are determined to survive. whatever happens next. tonight, the justice departments appeal of a trump appointed judges ruling in mar-a-lago documents case. why they want part of the decision overturned, and what it could mean for the investigation. plus the atrocities of war. a mass grave discovered as ukraine retakes a key territory once held by russia. president zelenskyys former press secretary is here. then, viral videos of joy. young black girls reacting to the new casting of the l...

Contributor and former nixon white house counsel john dean. good evening to both of you gentlemen. andrew, im gonna start with you. weve known how highly classified these documents are. what new information have we learned from the details from this affidavit? >> well, don, i think what we learned with what has now been unsealed from the same affidavit is really more of the same. there is a consistent through line here in terms of the documents that the president had at mar-a-lago. and those are...