Questioning Sessions News Today

the general election. disappointment for england as denmark cancel out harry kanes opener with the two countries drawing 1—1 at the euros in frankfurt the actor donald sutherland — known for his roles in klute and ordinary people — has died aged 88 after a long illness. this is bbc news, hello, im russ adkins, welcome to the spin room at the university of york, under 30 minutes away from bbc question time leaders special, lots of people rather than in the spin room, some politici...

So we saw one of those questioning sessions, if you want to call it that, under way there. the soldiers, of course, armed as you can see. heres something else we have been seeing and that is uniformed ukrainian troops moving in to places here in the city this is just across the street from where im speaking to you right now, bianna, these are members of the ukrainian military, uniformed, they have been moving in to what is a police headquarters there. again, these are preparations, it appears, t...

He is not a nimble enough witness to come forward and try to remember which story hes going to stick with. hes going to make another mistake and hes going to find himself deepening the hole hes already in. i think the democrats have a pretty strong case that he made a false statement to the committee once. he would be very wise not to do that again. >> this isnt your typical hearing where you have 5 minute republican and democrat back and forth. now you have at these hearings both daniel goldman...

Months in prison after watergate. they report sessions does not like the way rosenstein has been treated by the president and expressed such concern for months. this report notes, hes been on the verge of firing the deputy attorney general. and then vox also reporting that trump has been questioning sessions and chris wray on january 22nd about why two senior officials from the fbi were still in their posts. strzok and page, the two that were criticizing post. theyre working to uncover informati...

Arearrod rosensteins firing would put him in, sessions in. it may be more than untenable for sessions if he has reason to know a firing is takes place for an illegal reason and he stands by as that happens at the doj that he is in charge of, that could lead to his own problems, husband own criminal liabilities, what are anyone thinks of jeff sessions, who served as a criminal prosecutor, he knows richard nixons attorney general served 19 months in prison after watergate. they report sessions doe...

Want to talk about it on the hill. he had no right asserting privilege in any way or fashion. it was all a manner of obstructing getting access to conversations bannon had. >> according to to access republican trade. and democratic hamered bannon about the mention of the conversations and refusal to speak about anything else in the white house. this came within the 90 minutes of his testimony. does that tell you anything about his ability to perform during high pressure questioning sessions? >> ...

Perhaps able to talk about the kinds of questions. weve learned, nbc has now reported that its clear to lawyers who have been in the special counsel investigation meetings or questioning sessions that mueller is putting together a time line with the specific purpose of trying to drill down on obstruction of justice. but steve bannon having been a presence on the campaign could also have some information or some facts or some knowledge. i believe we have now 19 intersections of campaign represent...

Together. >> what does the confusion mean for the chances of this fix getting passed? well get reaction from senator bill cassidy. at the forefront of the health care debate. and questioning sessions -- >> i can neither assert executive privilege nor can i disclose today the content of my confidential conversations with the president. >> will executive privilege continue to shield the attorney general from questions in the russia probe? well talk to senate judiciary committee member dick durbin....

Sessions does not like the way rosenstein has been treated by the president and had expressed such concern for months. this report notes, hes been on the verge of firing the deputy attorney general. and then look at this. vox also reporting trump has been questioning sessions and fbi director chris wray. on january 22nd about why two senior officials from the fbi were still in their page. strzok and page, the fbi agents who exchanged private e-mails criticizing trump. theyre working to uncover i...

Security correspondent, jim shuuto. hes reaching deep into the trump white house. >> it bears repeating every adviser as well as one cabinet secretary has been interviewed by the special counsel who we know wants to sit down with the president himself. also worth emphasizing that the focus of those questioning sessions has almost universally been on the question of obstruction of justice. tonight, the presidents lawyers say 20 white house staffers have now sat for voluntary interviews with speci...