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Across our state because they know you can come and commit crimes and probably doing the same in other states with the same type of policy issues, yes. >> dana: the other thing thats happening is they are stealing the merchandise and silgt online. there is a little buying and companies allowing stolen merchandise to be sold. businesses have to cover that somehow. the prices get passed on to consumers. is there something that the private sector could be doing on this front as well? >> many things...

Step of what we are seeing, but the other thing that was really highlighted in this report is just the lack of security and some of the shortcomings as it relates to security at the school. we heard them saying that there were three exterior doors that were not locked. it wasnt even just at that one door did not locker that there was some issue, there were also several interior doors that were not locked. and so, that is a problem. its a concern when it comes to safety. also, that the fencing at...

Quad and the free and open indo-pacific, these are all things that abe talked about when he was prime minister, when ben was dealing with him. i dealt with him very early on when he was first a chief cabinet secretary and then eventually the prime minister his first time around, and i was just always struck by how deeply knowledgeable he was on policy issues and there are politicians that are not that deep, but he was extremely deep on almost any issue and just, a real friend of the alliance. th...

In Moore v. United States, the U.S. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals recently rejected arguments that the mandatory repatriation tax imposed under section 965 of the Internal Revenue Code...

In Moore v. United States, the U.S. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals recently rejected arguments that the mandatory repatriation tax imposed under section 965 of the Internal Revenue Code violated the...

Pressure of being a white house counsel in the middle of a scandal many of them dont have the background for it. one legal analyst told us many white house counsels dont come in with experience in criminal cases. theyre more often trained to deal with policy issues. but when they get thrown into a big scandal and may have to act as a whistle-blower in a criminal matter at the white house, thats a different game entirely. brian todd, cnn, washington. >> brian, thank you. the vice chair of the jan...

Members of congress, senior cabinet officials, i would work on policy issues with relevant internal components and members on the hill, as well as security particle at the white house complex for mr. meadows and the president. >> and then you received another promotion in march 2020. at that time, you became the principal aide to the new white house chief of staff, mark meadows, is that right? >> thats correct, sir. >> what did a typical day look like for you and your work for mr. meadows? >> a ...

I think it is also poignant that she is saying this as she is already calling out pat cipollone, who was the former white house counsel, who is decades older than cassidy hutchinson, to say, come to congress, come before the american people, and speak your truth and let us understand what was going on in that white house as rioters were breaking through the capitol and as former president trump was continuing to spread his lies about the 2020 election and its also interesting, because when i was...

About trumps behavior or should have resigned. >> you are the white house counsel, have you quite a solemn duty to not only advise the president but to protect the office of the presidency. >> analysts say one thing that adds to the enormous pressure in a big scandal is many dont have the background for it, a former prosecutor said white house counsel dont come in the job with experience in cell cases, often theyre trained for policy issues. they may have to act as a whistleblower in a cell matt...

Of new evidence and they have live witness testimony and they raised issues about security. possible security involving this witness, of course. what does that tell you, if anything? what can you infer from that, joyce? >> i think, frankly, andrea, we will have to wait and see what direction her testimony goes. its difficult to see what the committee could have suddenly found to be urgent, if what shes going to testify to today is part of the ground she had previously covered with them. i heard ...