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Slimeball. no one said a liar and a leaker. i do think james comey has a point. i think the biggest norm that donald trump violates is, yes, the name calling is one. but i think the truth telling or lack thereof. >> sure. >> is the more important one. >> but i want to actually press this point because the point comey is making that i think we are -- theres danger of normalization is the president calling for the jailing of his politic politic political opponents. it has been a constant theme -- ...

criticized jefferson davis. the fact that the president calls for jailing of his political opponents is not normal. >> lincoln douglas debates got nasty, though. >> oh, they did. pitch you with a large -- >> here is james comey talking to npr about rod rosenstein and whether the deputy attorney general should be fired by the president. here it is with respect to the deputy attorney general, i think it is very important that he stay. because i do think he has conducted himself hon rably with r...

Country neither alex van der zwann, the lawyer or her father in law hermann khan are high-profile figures. the jailing of his son has to have some residence in russia. since then weve learned thanks to a fascinating cnn report from a couple days ago that mueller and his proos csecutors have be stopping russian oligarchs and searching electronic devices of an oligarch. up until today, its kind of been the special counsels office who has -- thats been responsible in the united states for pumpinc p...

Herman kahn absolutely is a high figure in russia and the kremlin, so the jailing of his son has to have some kind of resonance in russia. since then we have also learned thanks to a fascinating cnn report from a couple days ago that mueller and his prosecutors have been stopping to oligarchs at u.s. airports. so up until today its kind of been the special counsels office thats been responsible in the united states for punching back at russia on behalf of the american people whose election was i...

Consistent choice. donald trumps public behavior with and about russia and vladimir putin has always been peculiar to put it mildly. we dont know if the trump campaign violated the law in conspireing with russia and russian agents to win the election. but we know donald trump behaves as if he is owned by vladimir putin. so today it was an aide to vladimir putin who revealed in the do not congratulate phone call a couple weeks ago, donald trump invited vladimir putin to the white house. when our ...

Thats later in the show. starting with nbcs ken delaney whose outside of washington. explain who alexander vanderzwan is, what hes pleading guilty to. where he fits in to this thing and what comes next. >> reporter: alexander vanderzwan is a 34-year-old butch lawyer who was working on a project for the ukrainian government that was commissioned by paul manafort and rick gates. vanderzwan didnt have anything to do with the campaign but pled guilty to lying to investigator about what he had to do ...

Officials from britains data watchdog the information commissioners office have searched the london offices of the cambridge analytic a consulting firm the company is at the center of a controversy surrounding its use of facebook user data to target voters in the two thousand and sixteen u.s. election. clashes have broken out in central boss alone between police and demonstrators the demonstrators had gathered outside the spanish government delegation building to protest the jailing of five catt...

With the feds with regard to retaining, jailing. >> kimberly: of course. its good business practice for a municipality. do they want to shoulder all the financial burden just because the governor doesnt want to follow the law and follow the federal law and wants to act in defiance of it? some of these other places are saying wait a second. leave us out of it. dont put your mess on us. we want to follow the law. we want to get the federal funding and money to help with this because its incredibly...

His family was ripped apart. and yet his belief in the system has held firm, ever since he spent his nights in a cold cave. xis recent power grab has drawn inevitable comparisons to the perils of the past, with critics saying his clampdown on personal liberties and jailing of political opponents harkens back to a darker time. only a brave few have spoken out in protest. "i have a sense of historical responsibility. when my children look back and ask me how i reacted, i want to be able to tell th...

Not far from xis village, we see where mao once lived during world war two. similar caves, similar photos. mao held up as a great revolutionary lead were no mention of his ruthless reign that saw tens of millions die from starvation and political violence. his unchecked power led to disastrous policies like the cultural revolution in the 1960s and 70s. xis father, a senior politician was curse cupersecuted and impr. xi himself was sent for, quote, re-education in a small village. thats how he en...