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Resignation and the circumstances therein as part of his investigation as to what happened with the white house pressuring the justice department around trying to overturn the election results. weve also seen some senators come out of earlier testimony in this ongoing investigation and say that they think that there may be criminal charged implicated here in terms of some of the behavior that theyve heard testimony about. the further understanding that we are developing about b.j. pak, do you th...

Election results in multiple states to try to stay in power. pak resigned as u.s. attorney in georgia in early january under very mysterious circumstances while trump was trying to make georgia the first state to nullify its election results after biden won there. the b.j. pak resignation is under investigation by congressional committees and the justice department. the senate judiciary committee investigation has led some senators to suggest that the prospect of criminal charges is real here. p...

But something else happened after that meeting. which doesnt, still, to this day, make sense to me. we have these documents that were recently released by the house oversight committee, showing after that meeting was over, and everybody is like, did justice succeed, or is clark taking over? while that is being settled, something else happens on a totally separate track. the deputy attorney general, rich donoghue, sends an email to b.j. pak to call him asap. by 7:41 a.m. the next morning, pak had...

United states congress. and he might be held accountable once more by congress, in this time its by a house committee investigating his business dealings. pete williams reports that the committee can proceed with the subpoena to get documents from the accounting firm to examine the nature of trumps federal lease for a hotel in washington. the committee can also get financial records to look whether trumps income on overseas properties violated the constitutions ban on foreign email humans. lets ...

In a political context. it has to be sort of approached so methodically so it doesnt seem like were becoming the kind of country that if you get voted out of office, you then naturally end in jail. that has to only happen if you are definitely a crook committing crimes while you are a politician. and so there is a sort of -- there is a sort of balance and inherent small seat conservancy there. but merrick garland has a justice department where all these former high-ranking officials may have par...

And christine says, ive looked at these cases myself, im not seeing fraud. i expected to come in and see a lot of fraud based on things im reading and have heard, but im finding the same things that b.j. pak found. so people were worried that christine would do some dramatic for trump, but he came in, said nothing, and then this interesting audio leaks out where he says theres no fraud. reiterating what b.j. pak had privately said, what jeffrey rosen had privately said, and bill barr had said pu...

Announce indictments once they are ordained by the grand jury, its a little bit difficult for us to know precisely what is going on at this point and time. >> but, just to be clear, you mentioned those cases, those are all criminal cases if they went for election conspiracy, this is serious stuff, i just want to add to add, joyce, how damaging do you think former u.s. attorney, b.j. paks closed-door testimony on that issue was today? he said that he had answered all questions in a candid when my...

Today, b.j. pak gave his side of the story behind closed doors. katie benner reports that his testimony lasted more than three hours. he told them that his resignation had been prompted by officials warning him that president trump was going to fire him, and resigning would preempt a public dismissal. reported that trump had been dismayed that mr. pak had investigated allegations of fraud and not found any evidence to support those allegations. so pak resigned rather than be publicly fired. it a...

Like the Kennedy dynasty before it, the Cuomo dynasty ends in tragedy and personal failure.

Tonight. lets go "outfront". and good evening. im erin burnett. "outfront" tonight damming test former prosecutor that wouldnt back trumps big lie according today "new york times" reporting tonight. you may not know his name but his story is important and tonight, he is providing a key piece of evidence in proving the former president staged a coup attempt in the united states. let me introduce you to him. you see him on your screen, b.j. pak. he reportedly spent three hours with lawmakers and...