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Not enough evidence for an obstruction case and thats why its not going to be in the report. the democrats have this way over broad interpretation of what the obstruction of justice is. >> harris: if you want deposit for second and look at the politics of all that is, house speaker nancy pelosi making impeachment something that she would not recommend, does not want to do for democrats and her house party. i think its fascinating to see that at this time. maybe you are seeing on the mueller repo...

To 100 years in prison and we knew it was a fictitious case, we knew this started with a lead prosecutor who saw me as a path to stardom, infected instigated my office, $29 transactions and in the absence of a crime he attempted to try to manufacture crimes. heather: there was a 52 page federal indictment, they accused you of trading government and campaign funds as a personal piggy bank, flying private, buying cars, buying tickets at face value which you admitted to doing. they sounded like the...

They knew they would destroy it by indicting it. mark: because they are the financial advisors to enron. >> exactly auditors and financial backers. mark: a manufactured crime by two different statutes were combined. >> exactly. mark: how may people worked for arthur anderson? . >> 85000. mark: and wiseman was the lead investigator. >> he was the lead prosecutor. >> reported in part the director of the fbi at the time reporting under mueller. >> yes. they knew they would destroy the company when ...

Anderson. they knew they would destroy the company. mark: how did they destroy them quick. >> indicting them. mark: because they are the financial advisors quick. >> yes and financial advisor. >> they manufactured a crime by combining two different statute statutes. >> how many people work quick. >> 85000 people. mark: wiseman was the lead investigator. >> the lead prosecutor. mark: he informed the director of the fbi at the time was mueller. . >> yes. mark: what did they do quick. >> they knew ...

They knew they would destroy the company. mark: how did they destroy them quick. >> indicting them. mark: because they are the financial advisors quick. >> yes and financial advisor. >> they manufactured a crime by combining two different statute statutes. >> how many people work quick. >> 85000 people. mark: wiseman was the lead investigator. >> the lead prosecutor. mark: he informed the director of the fbi at the time was mueller. . >> yes. mark: what did they do quick. >> they knew they would...

Rudy, but decades ago he had over 4,000 convictions as the top federal prosecutor in new york which means that he more than anyone knows how wrong he is about this process right now? >> yes. thats the part that is so galling because i can assure you that when a defense attorney went to, you know, mr. giuliani, the lead prosecutor, the states attorney, the guy that has all the weapons and said can you let us see that document before you submit it to the court so that we can correct it, he would h...

>> you knew she was gone then? >> yeah. >> reporter: in september of 2016, almost two years to the day since christina had vanished, enrique arochi went on trial at the collin county courthouse charged with aggravated kidnapping. zeke fortenberry was the lead prosecutor. >> why not prosecute him for murder? >> we thought about that, and i believe he did murder her. the problem is we didnt have a body to show that and we didnt have a crime scene to show murder. its probably the most difficult cas...

Down. >> you knew she was gone then? >> yeah. >> reporter: in september of 2016, almost two years to the day since christina had vanished, enrique arochi went on trial at the collin county courthouse charged with aggravated kidnapping. zeke fortenberry was the lead prosecutor. >> why not prosecute him for murder? >> we thought about that, and i believe he did murder her. the problem is we didnt have a body to show that and we didnt have a crime scene to show murder. its probably the most difficu...

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Met its burden of proof. so now it is time for closing arguments. they will start tomorrow morning, each side has been given up to two hours. so the judge has urged them to use last time. so it is possible that the jury could get the case as early as tomorrow afternoon. >> the defense has made a strong case, theyve argued that rick gates is not a reliable witness, that there are holes in his testimony. he is a hard -- at the same time, the prosecution had a ton of witnesses, a lot of evidence, i...