i haven t heard mueller say a word in a year. the lead starts right now! twitter, pressure, president trump calling on his attorney general to quote stop the investigation into himself and his team. he may have given the special counsel all new evidence in the property sechlts a lead exclusive, something that may have been unthinkable the tsa considering ending security screening at 150 airports in this country to save money. is this what president trump meant by make america safe again? plus from the target corners of the web to the trump rally who are the fringe theorists who call themselves qanon. hello, i m jake tapper, president trump escalating the russia version going each further in his calls to shut down a law enforcement investigation into his team, far
before from this president or any president since richard nixon. trump tweeting quote attorney general jeff session should stop this witch hunt right now bist continues to stain our country any further, this is now offici
when do you know it s safe to trust that s a question for german chancellor angela merkel she s all for rolling out the country s 5 g. network even if it comes with the label made in china and what to do when your future depends on the people you trust today we re just asked pro-democracy demonstrators in hong kong for them the leader of hong kong kerry lamb cannot be trusted in the here and now and they say she shouldn t be trusted with their future either gulf of berlin this is the day. long people penned a very difficult time very very tough time because this single policy address could not address. the problems in society especially those reflected in the time
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to participate and actually defend itself a on the substanc? or was does it do? is it all bombast all the time until we get to potentially an impeachment vote. i want to delve deeper into that point and also tell our viewers here, as we re at the top of the 11:00 hour on the east coast in washington, you re watching msnbc s special live uninterrupted coverage of what all agree is a historic day on capitol hill.c this is the preparation for a house vote on resolution 660, providing for the rules for the potential impeachmentth of the current president donald trump. what you see on your veen is a countdown that will result in proceeding to thatsu vote. so the current count you see on your screen has not yet arrived under the house procedure on the phone. what i can tell you, in a matter of moments when you sigh this count run down,u within the ne nine minutes, we expect the house to, proceed then to the
actual vote on the impeachment resolution and trules. we also are told in a depa
Time. we may see hallie obviously the and at that time he did not commit a violation of law by saying he was not an addict at the time of that purchase, jose. katy, as mike was saying, there s mounds of evidence. is it unusual to have this amount of, i guess you would call it information? i think it s overkill. i the jury may end up feeling so badly what is jury nullification? the prosecution meets all the elements of its case, proving beyond a reasonable doubt, the violation occurred, yet the jury says i m not going to convict
That was a full profile, what we call a major-minor. the profile on the candy wrapper was a great quality profile. narrator: investigators knew that killers who resort to the kind of overkill seen in sierra s murder have usually killed before or have at least committed violent crimes, so they were confident they d find a dna match to their killer in codis, the national dna database. well, i think we re going to solve it immediately. i think, okay, if we put this in codis and we get a hit, then case solved. narrator: but it was not to be. despite the high quality of the killer s dna profile, there were no matches. i was very aware there was not a hit in codis. that was very frustrating for us, and i know it s frustrating for the detectives, as well. narrator: now investigators backtracked sierra s final hours, and true to her freewheeling lifestyle,
Narrator: lake charles, louisiana one of america s gateways to the gulf of mexico. it s a tight-knit, blue-collar community where people work hard and live easy. mcgee: i was born and raised in lake charles. it s about 100,000 people. it s a diverse community. many of our families work at the petrochemical industry and at the local casinos. narrator: but as thanksgiving approached in 2009, the peace of this bayou boomtown was shattered when shortly after dawn, a young woman was found dead off a secluded road just out of town. whoever did this was mad and angry, and it was a brutal murder. mcgee: this homicide was overkill in every sense of the word. someone was very angry when they killed her. narrator: investigators from the calcasieu parish sheriff s office processed a scene of uncommon violence.
Get a campaign? i did not know that. 2 he is not running for governor. let me bring ari fleischer in. i ve been saying that donald trump fis all conventional political gravity. usually you would think that if somebody gets arrested or if somebody gets indicted that the pole numbers would go down. every case it has gone up. i wonder if it s been such overkill. this started the day that he and melania trump came down the escalator leading into three long years of what was nothing but lies and conspiracy theories peddled by fake news cnn, msnbc, the new york times in the washington post. they all seem to be wrong. they were all wrong, rather. i wonder if in some odd way it took a man like donald trump and they actually have turned him into a victim and people see through this. none of what they now do matters
For, can they really kgo that far? legally the a.g. s office can ask for that, the judge can do that. there is a fair question about whether it s overkill, when you look at this case and other similar cases involving fraud, it s hard to find another example where the new york state a.g. has asked for the corporate death penalty on a company like this and scenarios like there. there s scenarios where innocent victims were essentially stolen from and still this wasn t sought. the washington post ran a compelling editorial a few months ago arguing that this the remedy sought here was overkill. in terms of the remedy, is this something where the judge since there s already been one decision made, where he writes something today, a month, two months? when do we know? i think what he said is potentially by the end of the month. because the judge is well steeped in these facts here, i suspect that he s already been drafting his opinion. he knows what he s going to do
Their business certificate suspended and their argument will be this is unnecessary, unprecedented, and overkill. there is a reasonable argument out there to be made that the trump organization is being treated more harshly than other organizations. letitia james, it s a fact, campaigned for office as a.g. on a platform of vote for me and i ll get the trumps. i think that may come back to haunt her. elie honig, thank you very much. also this breaking news. bill belichick out as the head coach of the new england patriots. there s no word yet if he plans to retire or move on to another team. coy wire takes a look back at a remarkable career. the only thing i m focused on is the seattle seahawks. getting ready for cincinnati. give me an f, a c-plus, it doesn t matter. who cares. renowned for his terse press conferences, bill belichick and the new england patriots parted ways after a 24-year