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Gifts that anna gave her like this nesting doll. but wonders as well. >> explain to me, how you were among her closest friends. >> hm-mm. >> i mean, you called her your soul seniister. >> i did, she was. ? and yet, there was so much of her life that she didnt tell you anything about. she never told you. >> no, no, she was very good at dodging things. >> that was dawning on investigators too. when was it clear to you that anna moses had parts of her life that she was not sharing with anybody else...

He go on national tv and publicly admit to this killing? which then reopened the case and which is why he is now facing this murder charge. >> sure. so he went to conduct an interview with bret baier and had nothing to do with what happened on february 22, 2010. he was talking to brett about how combat operations were being conducted. the failures in the leadership in the department of defense and specifically, i believe, the department of the army. and brett asked him some questions pertaining ...

As a three-star retired general in the army, as a former head of the defense intelligence agency. what do you make of this, michael zeldin, if michael zeldin is available, i would like to bring him in to get his perspective? what do you make of what is playing out inside of the courtroom? >> well, so the way it works is mueller says in the sentencing memo, i think flynn should get little or no time. flynn replies saying, you know, essentially, thank you very much, but court, you should understan...

So much coverage on his sentencing. there has been lead-ups and countdowns since yesterday talking about the fact this is taking place and were tuned in and well see not just what he has to say but also what the judge has to say and how he will react to what we know the f.b.i. did in terms of the way that they ambushed michael flynn in the interview process that took place here at the white house. >> sandra: we await that. the latest from james comey on the president. >> he undermines the rule o...

Experience know its actually illegal illegal to lie to the fbi? it almost seems like you dont have to have a law enforcement background to know you shouldnt lie to federal agents. >> i was thinking about this as i read through the documents today and i did thousands of these kind of interviews and i dont ever remember once having to remind somebody of that notion. you know, theres a difference between this as well and a miranda warning, which you do after someones been arrested. but, you know, t...

Himself? >> in overseeing the russia probe? probably not, although, i think thats an open question and it will depend on some of the answers to questions at hearings which makes this very different than whitaker, where there will be a confirmation process where hell be asked hopefully tough questions. first of all, if he learned anything about the russia probe that wouldnt already be, you know, known to the public through that interview process, that could be a problem. the fact that he made thi...

Thing. he served under the first attorney general for president h.w. bush. he is very highly regarded. a sense he served as attorney general, he served in a number of different posts in the private sector as experienced in house. a private law firm, he has represented clients. a wealth of experience. very high regard for the justice department. he was thought very highly of by the people who worked there. i served under him when i was in the southern district of new york. >> charles: president t...

Think? >> i thought, how stupid can paul manafort be. because a plea deal, a cooperation agreement is a chance to reduce a very long sentence he was facing. >> right. >> that was his ticket out to spend some time out of prison. that deal is now torn up. hes going to get a very long sentence, unless he gets a pardon. obviously the question of the pardon hangs over this. we dont know what his chance are. but certainly, he threw away a very big opportunity. >> does this complicate things also for t...

Roberts is. you know how he happens to be on many legal issues on the more conservative side of jurisprudence. what does it tell you? >> it tills ell us that donald has crossed the line for justice roberts. its not a new line. this is the donald trump that attacked a federal judge for making a ruling based on his mexican heritage and suggesting that somehow he was not able to make independent decisions because of his mexican heritage. its far from the first time id say donald trumps attack on an...