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Accountability and responsibility. accountability and resonsibili . , ., , responsibility. huge questions asked in 2010 _ responsibility. huge questions asked in 2010 and _ responsibility. huge questions asked in 2010 and a _ responsibility. huge questions asked in 2010 and a lot - responsibility. huge questions asked in 2010 and a lot of- asked in 2010 and a lot of changes asked for then, the government has been busy, it has changed hands and had security concerns, how well hasnt done in prepar...

Media. follow us. lets be precise. fauci for years had been the worlds leading champion for gain of function by a researcher wrote in the "washington post" more than a decade ago saying that creating a potentially dangerous virus in the laboratory is a risk worth taking. heaton passively said on top of the government agency who gave money to the labs went to china no. he commissioned these experiments. he believed in him. so much that he evaded obama administration rules 2014 and 2017 rules with...

Media. follow us. lets be precise. fauci for years had been the worlds leading champion for gain of function by a researcher wrote in the "washington post" more than a decade ago saying that creating a potentially dangerous virus in the laboratory is a risk worth taking. heaton passively said on top of the government agency who gave money to the labs went to china no. he commissioned these experiments. he believed in him. so much that he evaded obama administration rules 2014 and 2017 rules with...

Media. follow us. lets be precise. fauci for years had been the worlds leading champion for gain of function by a researcher wrote in the "washington post" more than a decade ago saying that creating a potentially dangerous virus in the laboratory is a risk worth taking. heaton passively said on top of the government agency who gave money to the labs went to china no. he commissioned these experiments. he believed in him. so much that he evaded obama administration rules 2014 and 2017 rules with...

The probable cause affidavit was released on friday at the order of the judge hearing the case. lets bring in michael zeldin and dave aaronberg. thank you both for coming. michael, based on the redacted version of that affidavit released on friday, we know there could be evidence of obstruction. what does that tell you about the investigation where the focus is now? what did you learn from that affidavit? >> a couple of things, christine. first is, they want to know how did these documents get o...

Information that, of course, would not be obvious to the unschooled observer but could prove useful for a hostile foreign government to see what the united states can see from its satellite locations. those are the kinds of things we would expect u.s. intelligence officials to be looking through these documents to get a clear view of. >> im wondering, lisa, could this assessment in any way change the possible existing legal repercussions for the former president? >> its an interesting question. ...

That, but no way a prosecutor uses that language for one witness or two witnesses. we are talking about a good number. this jumped out at me. doj writes in the affidavit that they are worried about harms including retaliation, intimidation and harassment and even threats to their physical safety, but here is the important part, as the court has already noted these concerns are not hypothetical meaning those things have already happened to witnesses. >> references to obstruction inside the affida...

25 top secret documents, et cetera, et cetera. but you talked to legal analysts who suggested that the obstruction part of this investigation may be the most legally damning for the former president. tell us why. >> or at least as perilous as this is. it is right that weve been mainly talking about the spectacle of finding these documents marked top secret and the questionable claim by trump that he somehow declassified anything that he randomly took out of the oval office. but looming over this...

Democrats. steve: and in florida this week also. we are out of time. we will see you soon. dont forget to set your dvr and we will see you next sunday on "the nex "sunday night in america" with trey gowdy is up next. trey: good evening thank you for joining us, i am trey gowdy, its "sunday night in america," doj released a heavily redacted verdict of the affidavit used to search former president trumps home it looks like a blotted test, there were a couple of items the word obstruction was used,...

>> well, they have certainly launched what is a massive political change that we are watching here. you guys were great. we are going to pause. i want to thank the panel. we turn to what we learned of fridays release of the mar-a-lago affidavit. revealed that there were 184 classified documents in 15 boxes that were recovered in january. those documented including 67 that were marked confidential, 92 marked secret, and 25 marked top secret. the heavily redacted affidavit revealed that the just...