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Said there might be some complications with that since some of that material might implicate attorney/client privileges involving the president of the united states? what? for levs case? i mean, as far as we know, lev is not a lawyer. but his attorney explained today in court that rudy giuliani was working for the president as his lawyer and lev was, quote, working for mr. giuliani, quote, in that capacity. which seems insane even for the funny papers. let alone for a federal court hearing. righ...

A publicly traded company headquartered in atlanta, georgia. were reaching out to that company to find out as well what they know but in an active shooter situation a companys first priority is not to get information to the media. what were looking for is information from the local police and pyfire about what is going on. a quick recap of what we know, were looking at a shot, i believe this is from wmaq, but our control room will just confirm that. the area around where the plant is is at highl...

>>chris: tell what he did. >> he was collecting ballots, absentee ballots. >>chris: it was a republican, not mark harris. >> somebody working for him. hes worked with both parties over the course of time. he has this amazing track record where his clients tend to outperform expectations by far when it come to absentee ballots. they collect these from voters, something happens to them and someof them appear in some disappear. and then boom, the outcomes tend to benefit his clients . >>chris: we s...

>>chris: tell what he did. >> he was collecting ballots, absentee ballots. >>chris: it was a republican, not mark harris. >> somebody working for him. hes worked with both parties over the course of time. he has this amazing track record where his clients tend to outperform expectations by far when it come to absentee ballots. they collect these from voters, something happens to them and someof them appear in some disappear. and then boom, the outcomes tend to benefit his clients . >>chris: we s...

I want to make sure i understood what you said. was it your understanding it would be kept confidential until right before the hear something. >> it was my understanding it would be kept confidential, period. >> period? okay. between your polygraph on august 7th and your receipt of the letter from senator feinstein, did you or anyone on your behalf speak to any member of congress or congressional staff about the allegations? >> i personally did not. >> my question was, did you or anybody on your...

House counsel offers the chief of staff under comey he was another one of the people comey reportedly briefed on interactions with the president. he ended up leaving earlier this year sort of pushed out apparently in january. james crowell, somebody working in the deputy attorney general office in the rod rosenstein office at the time this was sent. also on the list. dana boen techlt who is copy this appears to be. he was included on the list both in his capacity as u.s. attorney for the eastern...

And they vote fod for democrats. >> health care in pennsylvania, because health care says to a wife of somebody working or a woman, middle aged woman, if the husband loses the job, that means no health care. it means in all families, you lose your job, you lose your health care. with obamacare, its even more fragile sometimes. >> what ive been learning, this is not an aberration. this is a continuation of a trend. weve seen it in state special elections in 2018. weve won special elections in ken...

One calling hip, this what i cant believe, a big fat liar. somebody working for the white house called the chief of staff at the white house a big fat liar according to "washington post." lets bring in the roundtable. i want to start with ashley parker who wrote that story, a top reporter for the "washington post" and political analyst. kris wilson a republican pollster cornell belcher. lesley stahl would call up and say can you tell me anything. i would say im not telling you anything heres som...

Steve: would they devote more energy to that investigation? >> it depends on what the evidence is there are five different obstruction of justice charges. one is very difficult to prove. have you oprove the mental state of the person who did it. did he make a decision that is constitutionally protected or did he make a decision for a corrupt purpose? another obstruction of justice charge requires you to have a confederate. somebody working with you. thats at the a very low bar and easier one to ...

>> of course he is. he cant take any responsibility. on the one hand, he is right. it was a mistake made by somebody working for the state. however, the reason why the people in hawaii were so freaked out is because the president is tweeting about the size of his button, and the tensions have been escalated since he took office in a way that there wasnt that tension before. so i think that, you know, its unfortunate, because youve heard stories today about people who were hiding with their child...