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Manage this? >> im very impressed by the difference between todays hearing and this mornings hearing with facebook talking about libra and digital currency. the difference between that and what we saw with the interrogations of zuckerberg and those asking how does facebook make money. if we impose sanctions will you abide even if your partners in other countries dont -- arent in country that impose sanctions. really high level question. david marcus said im not sure. were going to try to figure ...

And now the arrests of these teenagers from wisconsin, two people clearly present at the crime scene, but never mentioned at all in any of matt livers hours and hours of police interviews. all this led julie bear to head over to the jail to ask matt livers face-to-face about these alleged accomplices, reid and fester. >> present him with, you know, this is whats being said. do you know these people? >> reporter: and? >> not a clue. not seen them, never spoke to them. >> reporter: maybe he was ly...

>> it absolutely is a strong evidence and i think at the stage where theyve been charged with tampering with evidence and hindering the prosecution of this case meaning the man and his girlfriend i think those charges clearly will be upgraded and i think what they will have to do right now is to turn one or the other and i think theyre looking clearly at the girlfriend and hoping she can give them evidence. arthel: because the husband and the girlfriend were both arrested and in police custody a...

Fester. >> present him with, you know, this is whats being said. do you know these people? >> reporter: and? >> not a clue. not seen them, never spoke to them. >> reporter: maybe he was lying to you. >> not a chance. >> reporter: it would take another month for copies of those videotaped interrogations of jessica reid and greg fester to inch their way over to the defense attorneys. but when they finally did? more surprises. like this comment during the interrogation of jessica reid. >> i know th...

Here is what the president had to say about it before leaving to tokyo, take a listen. >> everything that they need is declassified and theyll be able to see how this hoax, how the hoax or witch hunt started and why it started. it was a -- an attempted coup or attempted takedown of the president of the united states, it should never ever happen to anybody else. leland: welshing we now know how the president feels about this, seems to have already made up his mind. does this set up a dangerous tr...

Camping collusion whatsoever. we have plenty of predawn raids and guns drawn and doors kicked down in the middle of the night, s.w.a.t. gear, hours and hours of hard core interrogations, screws turn, lies ruined. the money spent for about? trump-russia collusion was, as we always said, a hoax, a lie conceived by hate, driven by fear. a22 month witch hunt, not into a crime, but into an individual, a person, that is donald trump, who became president, and everyone around them. this is not how its ...

Kept in a separate part. and they are not free to move around. they cannot leave the camp because of the concerns that they might pose to security. and as far as how long they will be keeptd, its not at all clear. the men are sent to different locations, essentially prisons where interrogations continue. there have been some cases where isis jihadis have been handed over to iraq, to other countries. but many, for instance the united kingdom, has made it clear it does not want jihadis back who we...

Welcome back. a stunning report in "the new york times." chilling details about a secret campaign authorized by mohammad bin salman to silence dissenters. the campaign includes what american officials call a rapid intervention team. they carried out surveillance, kidnapping, detention and torture of saudi citizens over a year before the murder of jamal khashoggi, the journalist. joining me is mark museti, correspondent for "the times." he co-wrote the piece. people should read the entire thing. ...

Something differently when it came to eyewitness identification so youd have the police officer who was not involved in investigating the crime show the photos. and you would show the photos one at a time instead of all at once. and then we had videotaped interrogations in minnesota. we were one of the only states that did it at the time to make sure that suspects were treated fairly, miranda rights were being read and we ended up debating the queens da about that to defend that practice to prot...

Review on our cases, to do something differently when it came to eyewitness identification. so, you would have the police officer who was not involved in investigating the crime show the photos. and you would show the photos one at a time instead of all at once. and then we had videotaped interrogations in minnesota. we were one of the only states that did it at the time, to make sure that suspects were treated fairly, miranda rights were being read. and we ended up -- i remember debating the qu...