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The russians were doing and saying. i dont allege -- the book was almost a year ago. but i dont allege a collusion. that snippet i think is quite significant and the fact now that we understand that the mueller team is interviewing somebody who had responsibility for polling. so this too is very significant because again whats significant about the sharing is that how much detail that about the polling results that were done by the campaign were shared with this russian intelligence operative. a...

What the trump campaign was doing and saying and what the russians were doing or saying. i dont allege -- book was a year ago. all most a year ago. but i dont allege collusion. so that snippet that we learned about inneadvertently i think i significant and now that we understand the mueller team is interviewing somebody who had responsibility for polling. so -- and book two is very significant because again whats significant about the sharing is how much detail that -- about the polling results ...

Challenging, the idea of sticking the short term memories into long term memory. somebody who has had a significant amount of alcohol, its that part that becomes really difficult to incode. a lot of times investigators say we dont mind interviewing somebody, a witness, who had alcohol, but then their memory will degrade significantly. and you had long term memory for a period of time but its gone. you can have contaminated memories, meaning if somebody suggests what happened during that time, du...

With the prosecutors were in november and december and if gates cooperates, maybe he didnt start that early. they have access to e-mails and chats and electronic media gates had and this fellow van der zwann showed up in some of that and may have been what happened. what is interesting here is that -- and its something weve talked about a lot on your show, that the investigation doesnt stop with the indictment. here we are four days later and bob mueller and his team of prosecutors and agents ar...

Ever heard of a situation where a president interviews appointees to be u.s. attorney. and, particularly, in this case, where trump has an obvious conflict of interest. where hes interviewing somebody who has jurisdiction over the entire area where trump does business in new york city and manhattan. i can understand why the two new york senators have not given their permission to let this go through the senate. >> something that we will be continuing to watch and we will have you back to talk ab...

Admit to it, hes taking his chances on getting away with the violation of the logan act and getting away with lying to an fbi agent, which just seems, i dont know, inconceivable to me. >> yeah, its difficult to know. one thing that its important to understand is that when fbi agents are interviewing somebody as part of an investigation, it is part of the protocol to tell the person that it is a crime to lie to the fbi. part of that is just sort of fair notice to the witness but the other part of...

Imagine he was sitting there staring at these fbi agents asking them these questions realizing if he admits to this, hes admitting to violations of the logan act, if he doesnt admit to it, hes taking his chances on getting away with the violation of the logan act and getting away with lying to an fbi agent, which just seems, i dont know, inconceivable to me. >> yeah, its difficult to know. one thing that its important to understand is that when fbi agents are interviewing somebody as part of an ...

Violation of the logan act and getting away with lying to an fbi agent, which just seems, i dont know, inconceivable to me. >> yeah, its difficult to know. one thing that its important to understand is that when fbi agents are interviewing somebody as part of an investigation, it is part of the protocol to tell the person that it is a crime to lie to the fbi. part of that is just sort of fair notice to the witness but the other part of it is, its an element of the crime they have to prove that t...

The "the new york times" this weekend about the man who used to be the white house chief of staff before john kelly. reince priebus, who was just fired as chief of staff. the "the new york times" now res that the special counsel investigating the russia issue, robert mueller, is getting ready to interview reince priebus. now, reince priebus was not only chief of staff for the white house for the first six months of the new administration, he was also in a central senior role during the transitio...

House for the first six months of the new administration, he was also in a central senior role during the transition, during the setup of the new administration and, of course, he played a very key role as chairman of the republican party during the general election campaign and during the republican primary. now, if youre the trump white house and youre at all worried about what the robert mueller investigation might turn up, you probably are not psyched about robert mueller interviewing somebo...