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It stoked a lot of racial resentment. the same thing with clinton voter fraud. >> it has been extremely useful. but in the pretext by which they passed actual pieces of legislation that made it harder for actual populations that actually vote for democrats in large numbers to vote. >> yes, and in the long run it set the stage for a presidential candidate to explain to his many voters that the election will be stolen from them. today a large share of republicans in particular believe that that el...

>> any idea how long the internal rh internal review will go on here? >> this is oftentimes a pretext for contractually to have someone leave. >> quick question on mark burnett, creator and owner of the apprentice. some question whether or not there would be more tapes released. we havent seen any. but is burnett, what does burnett say about the possibility well see -- >> he says hes not allowed to release any tapes, nor is the production company mgm that now owns the rights. they say they are l...

Pretext for minimalizing the homeless. mayor bill de blasio is as far from rudy giuliani as one could imagine and i have a hard time imagining this city under this mayor reversing back to the 1990s. >> many of us are not dependent on de blasio but many of those same police officers. it is the force. in theory home-stat is a good idea but when you look at the fact they are adding all these police officers in reality will bring us right into the criminalization of homelessness. and in this case fo...

>> this is a special report from cbs news in washington. today just past the midday point, unofficial sources started to report additional naval combat action in the same tonkin gulf. >> now i would like to review briefly in chronological order, the unprovoked attacks that took place today, august 4th. >> we know now for sure the second tonkin gulf incident didnt happen. but the johnson administration pretty much dismissed evidence indicating that an attack actually hadnt taken place. >> there w...

Approached the bench. holtzclaw, who now faces a sentence of up to 260 years, used his position of power as a police officer to prey upon people he thought would be vulnerable and unlikely to report him. all 13 of the women are african-american. many had criminal records. prosecutors allege that he stopped women on the pretext of checking them for outstanding warrants for drug-related items. the youngest accuser was 17. she said holtzclaw drove her to her mothers house and raped her. what kind o...

Absolutely not. whats he going to do? is he going to shut down the internet? you know, theres another world outside the united states that is completely and wholly independent of us. its good rhetoric, but not going to work. >> back to the crazy -- not crazy but the political fire power. there is an act here that works. first of all, he decided to mow down governor christie by saying he knew -- less than 1% chance -- 99% that governor christie knew. the way he made the case was very convincing. ...

Shutting down the bridge to punish the mayor of fort lee? >> he says he didnt know. christie has been rising in new hampshire. trump wants to hold on to new hampshire in case he loses iowa. >> on defense. >> he puts christie back on defense. exactly. you know, the pretext was that christie attacked him today for his statement about keeping all muslims out. in fact, other candidates also attacked trump. he chose to go after christie, and i think thats the reason. i think he wants to bring him dow...

>> lets start at this office gathering where authorities say farook left angry after some sort of dispute and returned in short order with his wife and the shooting began. thats where the first real question arises here. and that is what set him off. was it really an honest dispute or was it some sort of pretext to start the attack? were there any warning signs? was he having any problem that somebody might have been aware of that would have told him this was on the way? and why were the explosi...

The shooters, why did they do it? were warning signs missed? was there a larger plan? correspondent tom foreman in the cnn virtual studio walks us through the crime and the questions? >> lets start at this office gathering where authorities say farook left angrily after some sort of dispute and returned in the short order with his wife and the shooting began. thats where the first real question arises. what set him off? was it really an honest dispute or some sort of pretext to start the attack?...

To try to find any clues they can as to what could have possibly been the motivation behind this mass murder. poppy harlow, cnn, san bernardino, california. the fbi has also been interviewing the gunmens family as they try and piece together a possible motive for the shootings, even farooks brother-in-law said he had no idea why farook and malik carried out the attack. as tom foreman shows us, thats just one of the questions facing investigators right now. >> lets start at this office gatherin...