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Me bring you back in. its matthew frank that is the attorney general in this case. i want to let everybody know the jury has been september home and theyll begin their deliberations monday. everybody will have to take that in to account, a 48-hour cooling off period between this testimony and when they begin deliberations. brian, your thoughts on that interaction that we just watched. >> hey, martha. thanks for having me back. merry christmas. leo will agree with me, we both handled shooting dea...

Presidential election. an attack aimed at helping donald trump win the presidency. that russian attack on our election has become what our next guest, david frum, calls trumps other big lie. david frums new piece in the atlantic is titled "it wasnt a hoax." the piece correct a mistake being made by some members of the media who seem to suggest because some portions of of the steele dossier have been discredited, that means russia did not interfere in the election with the cooperation of the trum...

Russia did not interfere in the election, with the cooperation of the trump campaign. david frum writes that some journalist want to use the steele controversy to score points off politicians and media institutions that they disk like. it remains fact that russian hackers and spies helped his campaign. it remains fact that the trump campaign welcomed the help. it remains fracked that the trump campaigns chairman fought sought to share proprietary campaign information with a person whom the senat...

And lied again about their connections to russia. anti-anti-trump journalists want to use the steele controversy to score points of politicians and media institutions that they dislike, but if you choose, as a journalist or a consumer of journalism, to focus on smaller issues, you need to retain your perspective about what it is. so by all means, follow the trail on steele, be alert to how the twists of the trail block your view of the surrounding landscape, otherwise you may discover too late y...

Dossier has been somewhat discredited. its not just pro-trumpers propping up that illusion. "it wasnt a hoax" in "the atlantic," our guest writes, "instead at almost every turn, trump was helped by people who had little liking for him as a human being or politician but assessed he could be useful for purposes of their own." yes, there should have been an exclamation point at the end of that sentence. david refefrum of "the atlantic with us now. who are these trump nonloyalists who are doing hes ...

Authority. but i think what you also saw there was an attempt to score points. the republicans were asking very different questions about this because from the republicans point of view, this is a way to score points, saying president biden made a mistake. and so, that was going right to the heart of it. >> back to clarissas question that she said earlier, i heard her earlier this morning what she would ask the generals, which was, what went wrong? why didnt you see this coming? and so let me pl...

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After its membership overwhelmingly backed a power—sharing agreement with the snp. this approval means the deal, which promises action on transport, renewables and tenants rights, will now be put into action. both parties also want another independence referendum. our scotland political correspondent david wallace lockhart reports. the scottish green co—leaders all smiles after their membership gave a power—sharing agreement with the snp overwhelming approval. this makes for an 83% approva...

Brad Binder hat in einem verrückten MotoGP-Rennen alles riskiert und für einen unerwarteten KTM-Heimsieg in Spielberg gesorgt. Der Südafrikaner blieb Sonntag im Grand Prix von Österreich trotz Regens auf profillosen Trockenreifen und rettete im Finish mit einer riskanten Rutschpartie den Triumph auf der Werksmaschine aus Oberösterreich. Binder siegte vor den beiden Ducatis von Francesco Bagnaia und Jorge Martin. In der WM führt weiter der Franzose Fabio Quartararo (Yamaha).

Brad Binder hat in einem verrückten MotoGP-Rennen alles riskiert und für einen unerwarteten KTM-Heimsieg in Spielberg gesorgt. Der Südafrikaner blieb Sonntag im Grand Prix von Österreich trotz Regens auf profillosen Trockenreifen und rettete im Finish mit einer riskanten Rutschpartie den Triumph auf der Werksmaschine aus Oberösterreich. Binder siegte vor den beiden Ducatis von Francesco Bagnaia und Jorge Martin. In der WM führt weiter der Franzose Fabio Quartararo (...