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american governments. recently unsealed court documents also revealed that the department of justice is looking into donald trumps potential violations of the presidential records act. the espionage act. and of obstruction of justice. but what happens now? will donald trump be prosecuted? should he be prosecuted? and if it, is one of the consequences of that? even though but half of the 38-page affidavit that was unsealed on friday was redacted, there was even redacted information in t...

Might be looking at a different public scenario. in terms of the risk for violence. but he hasnt done, that he has no propensity to do that, unless he is compelled to do so. and todays republican party is not going to act into that space. and that, frankly, is a calculus that prosecutors can engage and. because sometimes when you are involved in, lets say, a public corruption case, where you have a senator or governor or someone who is involved in taking rubs or other activities, one of the legi...

Be a fifth amendment to avoid testifying in a way that would incriminate himself personally of a crime. weve seen no evidence that he has that problem and every indication that hes cooperated with mueller. >> you are here as a former federal prosecutor and legal expert. i dont want to try to conscript you into media analysis, but i think you know as a long-time participant in legal cases that involve the press that something rachel has said on this program and that weve reported is, there are a ...

Will establish the broad. and thats how these sorts of public corruption case, because thats what this really is, thats how these cases are built. meticulously, piece of evidence by piece of evidence. >> thanks, joyce. in an in depth report, the "washington post" has revealed the topics of keen interest, thats its phrase to chief investigators include how foreign government officials and their emissaries contacted trump officials as well as the actions at interplay of flynn and jared kushner. as...

You gave inaccurate and misleading statements but they said there was insufficient evidence that there was any criminal activity. it does say they believe in this letter that you were too political and not up to the standards of the doj. do you dispute that? >> well, let me clarify for your audience here, what exactly she said. first of all, her statements about whether or not there was undue politics involved in the decision to remove a u.s. attorney only related to david iglesius. if you look ...

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