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Be for that long. but we shall see. there are 23 presumably grand jurors out there among our fellow citizens who have been following along for 18 months now with the special counsel every step of the way as he has put together all of these indictments, seen all of this evidence, heard all of this testimony. those 23 americans on that grand jury have had a really fascinating last 18 months, but theyre going to be doing this work for a little longer yet. i will say presumably, if the special couns...

Every step of the way as he has put together all of these indictments, seen all of this evidence, heard all of this testimony. those 23 americans on that grand jury have had a really fascinating last 18 months, but theyre going to be doing this work for a little longer yet. i will say presumably, if the special counsel continues to need more work from a grand jury, even after six more months have gone by, at that point i dont think this existing grand jury could be extended any further. at that ...

Work for a little longer yet. i will say presumably, if the special counsel continues to need more work from a grand jury, even after six more months have gone by, at that point i dont think this existing grand jury could be extended any further. at that point, i think a whole new grand jury would need to be impanelled in d.c. then that new grand jury, of course, would need to be brought up to speed by muellers prosecutors so they could then start weighing more evidence and more potential indict...

Very sure person. sure of himself. perhaps a little bit arrogant, people would say. today he spoke so quietly, you could almost in the beginning you couldnt hear him. certainly when the judge was asking him questions, he said yes, your honor. yes, your honor. being very, very polite. what you would expect, frankly. as he was reading the judges tenor in court, i think he saw exactly how angry this judge was and he was going to play it exactly that you would expect. polite, yes, your honor. yes, y...

Disruption. and of course that young upstart from arkansas, bill clinton, who represented a new democrat and a new generation of leadership. >> mary kate, you were a speech writer for the president from 1989 to 1992. it is kind of fascinating watching the assembly where all the people have come, all the people that stood in line to pay their respects. it does harken back to a different washington, to a different time in this countrys history. it seems like, when he is reminded, just politics has...

First presidential bid. polite was diagnosed with bipolar in 2015. a fist fight with a california high school teacher and 14-year-old student on video. marsden riley was seen exchanges punches on video. students told cnn affiliate ktla the teacher asked the student to leave the class. the boy refused and shouted profanity and racial slurs. pete davidson facing growing backlash for mocking a republican congressional candidate who lost an eye in afghanistan. dan crenshaw did five tours of duty...

December of 2017. polite, according to "the new york times," had interned for former city council speaker christine quinn and worked on initiatives to combat not only domestic violence with you hate crimes. this is disturbing and surprising for many of the community. the quinn taking to twitter saying she is heartbroken by this, recognized that this individual did have certain struggles, but at the same time, called these actions inexcusable. we should mention that the mayor of new york bill de ...

Called tnk, and promised he would turn it around. >> the company full of western roads and standards. >> on a personal level, he was very civilized, westernized, polite. >> this man worked for the same oil company. >> he was unlike some russian oligarchs. >> russia in the early 1990s was no place for clean cut westernized managers. >> theres the wild wild west and then there was the wild wild east. >> bruce marks saw that firsthand. he represented a canadian oil company which sued tnk and kukis ...

In 1982 and rose through the corporate ranks all the way to the executive suite. but then in 1996, kukes traded in the american dream and went back to russia. he was hired as the president of a struggling russian oil company called tnk and promised he would turn it around. >> the company fall on some western standards. >> on a personal level he was very civilized, westernized, polite. >> he worked for the same oil company. >> he was unlike some russian oligarchs who i saw in action and being ver...

But then in 1996, kukes traded in the american dream and went back to russia. he was hired as the president of a struggling russian oil company called tnk and promised he would turn it around. >> the company fall on some western standards. >> on a personal level he was very civilized, westernized, polite. >> he worked for the same oil company. >> he was unlike some russian oligarchs who i saw in action and being very rude, you know, throwing ashtrays at people. >> but russia in the early 1990s w...