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Box, photographing them. miking their house. the fbi had secretly gone inside their house on multiple occasions. they had photographed their notes and letters. they photographed this page from this notebook from donald heathfield which apparently includes his handwritten notes on the 27-digit password he needed to log into that software that allowed him to encrypt his messages in online pictures. they had the picture of the password code. the fbi was that up in their business for that many years...

Between u.s. customs and border protection and the mexican officials on how many people will be let in that day. they give that information to the person in charge of the notebook. if its 30 names, they call out 30 names that day. its fascinating, complicated, and its also really -- its a really dangerous situation for some of these people who are seeking asylum, because really they shouldnt even have to go through this notebook. theyre within their rights to go to the port of entry without bein...

Is in charge of a notebook and basically takes peoples names down as they come to the port of entry. but once that asylum seeker leaves, they then leave that notebook to another asylum seeker who they deem trustworthy enough to be able to take charge. and so you can see that, you know, this notebook is susceptible to prejudice, to some kind of corruption. so its a very -- its a flawed system but its their only way of being able to keep track of who should be able to be let in or who can be let i...

Think one of the things thats not being talked about is also whats happening at these ports of entry. particularly in san ysidro, where you have people actually giving themselves up at the ports of entry. and even so, even while theyre doing that, theyre being turned away. and the government has set limitations on how many people can actually enter these ports of entry. again, the trump administration, the government, has been saying, look, we want people to enter the proper way, we want people ...

Where you have folks who are trying to get into this country, trying to claim asylum, basically setting up a system by which theyll do that. the federal government two years back saying folks cant come in at the same time. there is now this notebook. describe what it is, you do it so well in the piece. >> thank you. well, the notebook is an actual notebook, a ledger-like book. its written in blue ink. whats so interesting about this notebook is its unofficial, its unsanctioned, and the asylum se...

I just parked my car in front with a notebook. had binoculars -- >> you were doing your own surveillance? >> yes. >> it sounded a little odd. maybe k.c. had just seen too many crime movies. but if he had, then hed probably know cops dont miss little details like -- well, like this. >> he was sitting across the table from me wearing short-sleeved shirt, jeans on and sandals. instantly i can see he has scratches on both his arms. hes got a scratch across his forehead from his hairline to his eye. ...

If you rig an investigation, thats obstruction in and of itself, ironically, but truthfully. >> they rigged an investigation on an incoming president. this is what is so incredible to me. you have armed officers of the law that we trust. that we entrust with our lives that we entrust to investigate, to be equal under the law. and what weve discovered is that people with this type of power, with power insurmountable power have gone after a president, a duly elected president of the united states....

Instances, anybody else would have been in jail. if you rig an investigation, thats obstruction in and of itself, ironically, but truthfully. >> they rigged an investigation on an incoming president. this is what is so incredible to me. you have armed officers of the law that we trust. that we entrust with our lives that we entrust to investigate, to be equal under the law. and what weve discovered is that people with this type of power, with power insurmountable power have gone after a presiden...

They could not make the determination that peter strzoks willing necessary to investigation russian collusion over the clinton probe that was conclusive there was criminality. they said they could not determine he was free from bias. i have my own notebook in front of me. jesse: hes completely bias. to say there is no political bias, they cant prove it. but they said they korcht prove that the bias impacted the clinton investigation. and i dont see how they can make that conclusion by the way hi...

They could not make the determination that peter strzoks willing necessary to investigation russian collusion over the clinton probe that was conclusive there was criminality. they said they could not determine he was free from bias. i have my own notebook in front of me. jesse: hes completely bias. to say there is no political bias, they cant prove it. but they said they korcht prove that the bias impacted the clinton investigation. and i dont see how they can make that conclusion by the way hi...