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In the adult system, but you dont ever give up because you just never know when something might click with somebody. >> you have to follow instructions. you dont follow instructions, when you get released, you will come right back in here. as a matter of fact, youre 18 -- >> 19. >> 19? you will be across the street to adult. >> i aint coming back. >> but if you dont start following instructions, you will. >> contract with me that you wont self-harm yourself anymore, okay? >> did you learn someth...

Promised to make cracking down on drugs and violence a top priority at the justice department. he says the new policy will produce more quote consistency in sentencing. but critics say lower level criminals will instead now face unfair mandatory minimum sentences. peter ducey has more. >> you drug dealers are going to prison. >> and with that, a trump campaign promise of law and order became an instruction for americas law enforcement. a two-page memo from the attorney general to u.s. attorneys ...

Catherine, thank you. >> youre welcome. >> bret: the presidents attorney general is telling his prosecutors to go for it against the worse criminals. jeff sessions instructions to seek the most severe charges and toughest penalties are drawing praise from law and order advocates and criticism from civil rights groups. correspondent peter doocy has the story. >> you drug dealers are going to prison. >> and with that a trump campaign promise of law and order became an instruction for americas law ...

Had asked he not do, in other words, stop pursuing the tape, dont go to court over the tapes. nexton wanted to protect his tape. comey has not been given any instruction to stop the investigation. in fact, trump said "i welcome the investigation." none of us believe that but there and its really the clumsiness of how its being handled that made it reminiscent of watergate. i want to play a little bit of archibald cox. he held a press conference in 1973. we can hear him talk. this is him. >> what...

Promised to make cracking down on drugs and violence a top priority at the justice department. he says the new policy will produce more quote consistency in sentencing. but critics say lower level criminals will instead now face unfair mandatory minimum sentences. peter ducey has more. >> you drug dealers are going to prison. >> and with that, a trump campaign promise of law and order became an instruction for americas law enforcement. a two-page memo from the attorney general to u.s. attorneys ...

Responsibility in the good news is it doesnt look like its a nationstate. its actually criminals out there that are doing this in the full extent of the damage is yet to be known. how much money was paid in ransom and how much data it may have been lost from this attack. list the five finance, reporting life. leland six the presidents top cop telling his prosecutors, go for it when it comes to taking on the worst criminals. attorney general jeff sessions has given clear instruction to seek the m...

From corruptly influencing an investigation. now, some courts have said, it can be an investigation, other courts have said it actually has to be a proceeding in court. but i think, given the fact that we know subpoenas have been issued in connection with this fbi investigation, that it would qualify as an official proceeding. then you get to the next question. was trump attempting to corruptly influence or impede that investigation? thats where i think we really need to know what he and comey t...

>> bret: we will see. catherine, thank you. >> youre welcome. >> bret: the presidents attorney general is telling his prosecutors to go for it against the worse criminals. jeff sessions instructions to seek the most severe charges and toughest penalties are drawing praise from law and order advocates and criticism from civil rights groups. correspondent peter doocy has the story. >> you drug dealers are going to prison. >> and with that a trump campaign promise of law and order became an instruc...

From comey and -- which is highly improper to ask for loyalty from the justice department or the fbi. theyre supposed to be loyal to the constitution, not loyal to the president. when hes investigatesing allegations of collusion with between trump campaign and the russians, to ask for loyalty from him is to ask that he compromise the investigation. highly improper. and when he did that and subsequently fired comey, according to his own admission because he didnt like the way he was handling thes...

Director comey at director comeys request. comey wants to keep his job, and in the context of comey wanting to keep his job, he asked comey, am i under investigation? comey supposedly tells him, no. and when he wants to know whether hes going to stay on as fbi director, the president said, well see. in what world is that ethical? certainly not this one. and that the president thinks this is somehow to his benefit to portray this way is just as breathtaking as anything else. it is just scandalous...