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Goes into effect is a problem. last point, and thats this -- we know the presidents been very involved in it. normally the constitution protects us from the government, not private entities. to the extent that the president has reached into the nfl, made it such a broad issue, we could see a challenge based upon grounds of first amendment. again, first amendment not applicable to private employers, but to the extent that the government and the president has been so involved here, who knows wheth...

Particularly selfless participation in roles like that. he absolutely should be gone from any connection to any political entity with self-respect. >> how does this reflect back on the president? he has said repeatedly no one in his campaign had talked to anyone from russia. now his teams defense seems to be that collusion isnt a crime. i mean, what do you make of this? arent they essentially moving the goal posts every time a new revelation surfaces? >> no, no, no. look, collusion is not a crim...

Happened. and tonight on an all-new "axe files," yates weighs in on the baseless accusation. heres a preview. >> how do you react to that implication that spies were sent in at the direction of the obama administration? >> yeah, well, youre right, its under investigation now, and i think i have to leave it to this department of justice and fbi to make decisions about what information theyre going to publicly release, so i cant really comment on that specific allegation. >> not specifics but what...

Agencies, but the justice department is different and this is a probe about him. sending his lawyer there was a maligned message to the fbi director, to the justice department, that hes watching. >> david, you asked former deputy attorney general sally yates about some of this and about some of these claims from the president. this is in "the axe files," the latest edition. >> how do you react to that, the implication that spies were sent in at the direction of the obama administration? >> yeah,...

Is explanation behind the e-mails. the e-mail itself, please ask assange for any dirt. we found this e-mail details this big alleged peace deal in libya and if there were e-mails that would confirm this deal, it would show that hillary clinton sort of botched it. it would be bad for hillary clinton. roger stone is fishing for information thats negative for hockey and it looks like he has the intention to get that out in the media somehow. >> can i ask this question. >> it looks like opposition r...

The media somehow. >> can i ask this question. >> it looks like opposition research. >> heres the thing. hes soliciting assange at a point after we already know that theres this, the hacks of the dnc. >> yes. >> is the implication there that these e-mails have been deleted and some hackers got their hands on it. >> its unclear if he knew assange, where the e-mails came from. he says he denies he knows the source. he didnt know the exact timing of the releases. he didnt know for example, he still...

And that language, like sometimes i think people may take that a little bit too literally. these are actually adult human beings who have agency in their own decision-making process and allegedly the right to free speech as well. and so when you see something like this, like this is something that a league that is more than 60% african-american, go down the line and ask all of these young men how much experience they have with circumstances like this and law enforcement. you know, the nfl -- of ...

The convention time and the halfway through a presidential year, theres -- you keep bringing on more people in terms of potential supporters from the party, et cetera. it just seemed like something like that. >> did he ever -- the implication that hes a spy, spying in that campaign, if someone was a spy spying on that campaign, i would think they would want internal campaign documents that you might pass along or, you know, memos or thig that would give them a view into the campaign itself. did ...

Stories. the other could turn up the pressure on michael cohen according to "the new york times." his partner in the taxi business pleading guilty to tax charges, agreeing to cooperate with state and federal prosecutors. maggie, sit clear -- i mean, the implications or how big a development this is regarding michaelcoen? >> its not clear. anybody who has business entanglement with michael cohen, its going to become of interest. im assuming we and others are hearing that there is some implication...

Typically meet people -- >> and the contact over the year, was it just by e-mail, did you see him again? >> we met up several times, yep. >> did he ask you to come back to england? >> no, no. that was the only time i ever met him in england. so it was always in the beltway, inside the beltway. >> did he ever ask you for documents about the campaign or anything like that? >> we always, you know, we would talk about various things that are happening. you know, hes someone who is, you know, long-te...