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Debates i find interesting in thes reporting is that the fbi even at that late stage in july said that there should be a consensual search. and i want to highlight from some of the filings that occurred last summer and fall that there was an opportunity for a consensual search. on june 3rd the department of justice was at mar-a-lago with three fbi agents, and they were explicitly prohibited -- explicitly prohibited from searching the storage room where the documents were. so there had been an op...

0 brown of ohio, thank you so much. >> chris, thank you, always. >> that is all in on this wednesday night. alex wagner tonight starts right now, good evening, alex. >> what is happened in the railroad companies. we all experts of the efficiency mechanisms of employed in the last decade. the stock buyback. -- >> its exactly what, one of the things that happen in covid. system running in the background you dont think about. how did the chemical get across the country? the whole system of that. pu...

Airline industry getting bailed out in 2001 for $15 billion. general motors and chrysler getting $17 million in bailouts. coronavirus airline bailout was $21 billion. its not like the government has done bailouts before. does it surprise you just this one is controversial? >> well, its not surprising because of who the obstruction is coming from. these republican officials, corporate interests, callous and disconnected from the hardship that everyday people are experiencing, from every walk of l...

Crimes and the prosecutors who are still responsible for deciding whether to charge the former president with a crime were really duking it out, ever since basically april and may of last year. what we found was in the most dramatic sort of face-off, a knock-down, drag-out argument, the fbi agents basically said we are not interested in raiding or doing a surprise unannounced search of the former presidents home in florida. the prosecutors were convinced that there was evidence of obstruction, t...

What they know. the question is was it a government accident or was it an animal accident in a market? a natural exposure? >> dr. wen, what i dont understand is something like hiv, genetists have they been able to figure out it came from southeastern camaroon i think it was, several monkeys, siv combined of several monkeys, an approximate time frame prior of 1920 to 1908 if they can do that with hiv how come they cant with covid? >> a lot of it has to do with the lack of transparency by the chin...

Where we dont even know how much information we can trust coming from them, and it is because of this obstruction that we may never know the answer here. which is really disappointing. but i think that is why we have to shift the question from the important one, as john was saying, of what caused covid, to instead ask if either of these hypotheses is true. then what? and i think we are at the point where, i just dont really see the chinese government at any point soon opening up their investigat...

There similar instances? >> thats the idea, i think, its a pattern of reckless behavior. tell us more of what you know as to the latest in the ongoing special counsel investigation, how it is viewing these documents, and do we have any sort of timeline at all as to when well hear its conclusions? >> i think the timeline is always tricky. i mean, it is not a particularly straightforward case as a whole. you know, youve got several elements, right? you have the obstruction that the special counsel...

China 10% for the big guy there needs to be something done thats white so important that we have a republican house that are going to do these investigations so we can finally get to the truth and possibly hold china into account. >> speaking of that, where is the evidence going to get this .3 years later? >> destroyed destroyed by the ccp. i think eventually to the bottom of this might be impossible at this stage. however the lack of cooperation to put it kindly the active obstruction of the ch...

Into? >> this box could factor into two things. one, there is a big question why were these documents not secured? this aide does not have clearance. the documents were scanned. theyre in the cloud. there is a national security question there that the justice department is trying to get to the bottom of. the other thing is this is an ongoing obstruction case and there has been a suspicion for a while that the justice department has that classified records at mar-a-lago may have been removed or c...

Been serving and the questions theyve been asking, is focused on obstruction of justice, on were there efforts to lie to the fbi, to lie in response to that subpoena, to hide documents when the search warrant was coming down? i think thats clearly become a focus of dojs investigation. the question is, is doj willing, if they believe they have a charge on obstruction, to charge obstruction even if they dont have some other crime relating to mishandling of classified documents. thats a difficult t...