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So his teams going to be reviewing those documents and comparing them to what people actually tell him actually happened. >> thanks, carol. let me ask you, jeff, about this thing. maybe not gossip. maybe that wasnt the right word. as tip oneil said, the walls have ears. >> and the way these investigations work is mueller, who has compiled this team of at least 36 high-caliber attorneys, someone described them to me as legal killers, they start at the bottom of the food chain and work their way u...

And we hope the justice department will take it up. if they dont, this legislation would provide for the state attorneys general. >> as you said, its bipartisan. theres a similar bill in the house. theres a lot of backlash from the major tech companies worried about what regulation might do to their companies or plat force. youre a republican. you support the free markets. you are in favor of less regulation. how do you calm the concerns of those who say that this is too much regulation of the i...

Brennan said the question is whether trump associates helped the russians knowingly or unknowingly -- let me play it. >> i had unresolved questions inn my mind as to whether or not the russians have been successful in getting person or persons involved in the campaign to work in their behalf, again, even in a witting or unwitting fashion. >> does it matter cl it is when you start talking about collusion, treesonist behavior? >> it does matter. and in particular collusion would be the standard th...

Again, it certaly comports with what -- if they chose a candidate for whatever reason they had an aversion to, they would do that. >> okay. general clapper, have you ever leaked information, classified or unclassified, to a member of the press? >> not wittingly or knowingly, as i said in my statement. >> classified or unclassified? >> well, unclassified is not leaking. unclassified -- thats -- thats somewhat of a non -- >> have you ever given information to a reporter you didnt want to have your...

Facility to review the classified records from the defense intelligence agency. the records outlined the foreign contacts of former national security adviser mike flynn. based on what the men saw this morning on capitol hill, they believe its likely that flynn violated 18 usc, 10001, a federal statute where a individual knowingly and materially makes a false statement. >> i see no information or no data to support the notion that general flynn complied with the law. >> that will be left up to ot...

Necessary to alleviate pain would be appropriate and acceptable, even if it caused death. not intentionally but knowingly. ok. id rely on intent and knowingly. ive been there. i have >> thats an incredibly powerful piece, all of the people you talked to, you think about the loss that someone goes, they leave in someone elses life. how many people say theyre going to do this that start the process actually go through it? >> its a great question, because i think the numbers are going to be smaller...

Felon and that he was in possession of a firearm or whether the government had to prove only that the defendant knew that he was in possession of a firearm. now, at the defendants original plea hearing, the trial judge told him, quote, you will leave this courtroom not convicted of a felony, and instead grant the privilege of a deferred judgment, end quote. so there was a real question about whether the defendant actually knew that he was a felon. you have upheld his conviction because the tenth...

Cited us. on the basis of its reading of that history, our court took the view that the government need only prove that the defendant is a felon who is knowingly in possession of a gun. and that was the jury instruction given in that case. the defendant says, well, hold on a second, the word "knowingly" is here, knowingly a felon in possession. how does the word "knowingly" leap over the word "felon" and only touch down at the word "in possession"? it defied a bit of gravity, the defendant part....

Should be revisited. you wrote, quote, our duty to follow precedent sometimes requires us to make mistakes. unfortunately this is that sort of case, end of quote. you went on to write, quote, it makes no sense to read the word "knowingly" so modest that it might blush in the face of the very first element only to regain its composure and reappear at a second, end of your quote. so you were somewhat critical of the tenth circuit precedent because of its reliance on legislative history. you wrote ...