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Richmond is because of what comey asked him to do which he did, was taking these government documents and giving them to the "new york times." the open question is, whether richmond had inappropriate access to classified information as a result of comey transferring some of those memos to him and his other lawyers. >> tom fenton of judicial watch, thank you. president trump hinting that north crow a could be planning to release three american captives in the near future. all of the details on th...

Work, he was out there talking about fbi matters without disclosing it, then comey comes in and testifies, and leaves out a material fact, a fact that people would have wanted to know when it came to evaluating his decision about leaking this information through mr. richmond. you know, if theres going to be credible leak investigation, it has to be more than just about this leak of the memo through richmond to the "new york times," which was inappropriate and led to the mueller investigation cal...

At the white house of anybody he has been doing. >> this is a mess. >> a lead attorney leads somebody. who is he leading. >> at this point, jay sekulow and emmet flood. the married couple from miami as well. he does seem to have -- >> do they know one another? >> well, that is definitely an open question there. all right. when we come back, i want to look more at the new political strategy, what rudy giuliani did last night. you know, he didnt just get the president in more legal trouble. he j...

Its subpoena power to verify phone records or travel records or any records that would verify what was being told to us. this many ways it was a kind of kindergarten investigation. >> do you think the president had advanced knowledge of that meeting? we havent been able to get to the bottom of that. >> i think these suspicious phone calls, series of phone calls where that meeting is being set up at trump tower and theres a block number, a call thats made or that comes this right around that time...

It would be consecutive and the judge can do what you just said, it is concurrent in time. if you give someone ten years and they are 80 years old. it is unimaginable. en andr andrea constand not only representing herself, but others. she was the only one who had a viable criminal claim based on the statue of limitations. this sent a shock wave in terms of values moving forward and relation and the me too movement and we are seeing powerful men could not be touched before being taken down. this ...

And their desire to roll back regulations or the taxpayers who are paying the money and paying the salary and paying for all the upgrades of pruitt in first class and whatnot. hallie, i do want to get one other question do you, so stick around just for one second and i want to bring in ashley parker in real quick if i can. ashley, you asked about pruitt. what is your sense of when the tipping point or what the tipping point is going to be? >> its a great question. and theres sort of two differen...

Say bannons name around president trump, its not a pretty sight. >> thats right. >> nigthat might be the case in normal times. it seems like theres clearly a shortage of good ideas. is he going to listen to him? >> thats the open question. there are people inside the white house who still speak to steve bannon. and theyre back channels of sorts. theres skepticism about bannon in the west wing. think back to the "fire and fury" book. bannon was in essence banished from the white house because of ...

Unchartered territory here. but also why there is a very, very deep concern about the notion of the president firing rod rosenstein. because he is the one who appointed robert mueller, because he is the one who was in charge of the mueller investigation. question, open question, i was on capitol hill yesterday talking to some of the presidents fellow republicans who have a vested interest in this, many of whom think hell never fire rosenstein, but they also didnt think he was going to fire james...

Crisis or obstructing justice. those questions asked during the bill clinton impeachment proceedings, you were there, you were there. weve heard of the history of watergate. you know, republicans came to nixon and said hey, either you resign or we go through impeachment proceedings. that is not illogical. it is a real question on the table that a white house does not want to deal with, because theyre trying to craft the picture, the winning image, and there is no winning picture at this moment. ...

I asked a simple question. i asked a question, i did not point a finger, i asked a question, and now my life is in jeopardy because of a question. but im going to continue to do my job. >> i know you are. i hope everything is going to be all right. >> it will be. >> thank you very much for your expertise. i know youve been covering a lot of white houses over the years, and you dont ask a question like that unless you have a reason to believe its a logical question. thank you very much for joinin...