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news contributor and senior fellow at american enterprise institute, marc thiessen. secret service is confirming the bag of cocaine was found in a vestibule outside the west wing. were learning that lab testing on the bag found no finger prints and no d.n.a. evidence. surveillance footage did not provide a suspect and the investigation ended with no leads. without physical evidence, will not be able to single out the hundreds of individuals who passed through the vestibule where the co...

got. i hope they take a second look at are cautious about doing something a stupid as going after president trump. >> tonight, chuck rosenberg on the former presidents attempts to medicine vested gaiters. plus, jamie raskin on liz cheney, the next january 6th hearings, and the committees discussions with mike pence. >> everyone has information has an obligation to step forward. so i would hope that he will do that. >> plus, new sense of hope in the post roe backlash in michigan. and wh...

President trump is set to meet with senior military leaders just a few minutes from now. He says all options are on the table after earlier today he condemned the suspected Chemical Attack this syria and said his administration would be making major decisions on how to respond in the next 24 to 48 hours. We will have much more on that, including the president s unprecedented criticism of putin. But first, the other news thats breaking right now thats tied to russia in a whole different way. The ...

They got rejected because secret service found a criminal record on their bab background. this is highly screened, somebody with a drug conviction probably wouldnt be able to get into the executive office. it is a problem they didnt catch it and havent figured out the answer. >> harris: marie, i think that is why there is sensitivity around hunter biden. it has nothing to do with whether or not he was the person with the cocaine. it has to do with how sensitive was this investigation given what ...

The answer you get depends on the question you ask. i think thats always tricky. but theyre a lot of questions we need to ask ourselves as a nation, including, where do we want to go? how do we want to get their? how much of a platform to we want to give to this gentleman for another five years? my answer would be, not very much. im tired of talking about him now. >> right. that is, of course, gonna be somewhat and intention with the possibility of a criminal case, and accountability under the l...

Try to lessen the impact of the russia probe, would really be weakened now by the fact that there is this separate investigation going on in the southern district of new york that seems like a pretty significant investigation given what happened today. >> mimi hang on for us if you can. i want to bring in tom winter, who is also on this story here for us at nbc news. we just got a note from the investigative team. they went over to the regency hotels where michael cohen has been staying because ...

President and members of his team, perhaps, that have engaged in behavior that makes muellers team suspicious. for example, the different versions of what happened or the reason why trump decided to fire comey, was it because of a memo, was it of his own volition. you have the lester holt interview. and now you have a question of look, all the things the president has done to try to dissuade the public into believing that he is involved somehow, has pointed those fingers at him. i dont know if i...

Pan out ultimately, but its very difficult for mueller to ignore it. >> yeah. to be clear, john, all right, so sources close to the white house say he is not the target of the investigation. hes voluntarily turning documents over. what does that say to you about the direction of the probe? >> well, there are a couple of definitions in the justice department and it distinguishes between a skuj and a target. a target is someone you have enough information to indict. a subject is a person under inv...

Incredible amount of suspicion when you discuss the ferguson police department even the st. louis county police for that matter given the department of justice report and clear feelings that have been hashed out with protests and this series of resignations. >> i think it is fair. theres reasonable suspicion of other allegations that the police made in other situations. i think the seriousness of the investigation given what a horrible crime it was, and the involvement of federal authorities in ...