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>> well, as far as the actual death, we have no evidence to show that she did. as far as being a co-conspirator and talking about it, evidence speaks for itself. >> and so, gypsys star turn was over. outside the court, she was overwhelmed with all of the attention. >> its terrifying experience. >> testifying? >> being in court at all. ive never had more than a speeding ticket up to this point. >> as we know, that wasnt even close to the truth. and back in the courtroom, the jury was finding out ...

To stop president trump. that basic rule is, we dontas . agents freely share the results of confidential investigations with the "new york times" or the press to attack people we dont like. we keep those things confidential in order to pursue successful investigations. if jim comey had been a normal justice department prosecutor or a lying fbi agent he would have been fired on theyi spotfor whag report. >> laura: no question. heres msnbcs legal analysts julie ainsleys take. >> people talking to ...

>> what about that move violated fbi policy according to the inspector general. >> its against policy to leak internal government documents to the news media. he took four of them home and he gave one of them to a friend who transmitted it to the "new york times" and that included information about a pending criminal investigation of michael flynn which is not something the fbi is supposed to talk about in public. that said, every government official who discloses government documents, internal ...

Behind the curtain, doing their work, and a big part of this report says that comeys intentions were not to save his country or the fbi but actually to preserve his own public image. you can see how that played into today. we see reactions from some republicans like congressman jim jordan, people critical of comeys decisions from the beginning, but i think weve also heard just on our air from former employees, people who worked with james comey who said theyre conflicted because on one hand they...

Dislike these companies for anti-trust purposes. they dislike them for competitive purposes. what they are really saying is they dont want mod raition to happen on their supporters and people in the conservative media sphere. >> ten seconds, these oversight regulations do they in anyway, shape or form make it harder for foreign powers to exploit the users in the 2020 race? >> when you pay on the highway, sometimes you pay a speeding ticket that is punitive, its supposed to pay your behavior. som...

Tomorrow, so democrats can understand when he says, "we. did. not. fine. evidence. of. collusion." >> harris: that brought brougho light for me. thats what they said they wanted. beyond that you have to wonder, is the house now being run by keystone cops? they had the impeachment vote last week, and then this week they are going to have mueller talk about whether there was enough evidence to have an impeachment vote. its almost like they want to do the trial on whether you should get a speeding ...

The way in which this entire administration is approached. points for the office of special counsel. theyre doing their job. it is very obvious. this is like catching an axe murderer for a speeding ticket. this administration does so many things. that they have not been aggressive enough to hold them accountable on it. everybody violates the hatch act. the entire office of special politics, whatever, in the bush administration violated the hatch act. this is the most normal violation of law that...

Information? ive been consistent about this, don. obstruction of justice while it has been the basis to at least try to bring down a former president, obstruction of justice is never the end game of a prudent prosecutor. it would be akin to saying rather than pursue the crime you were fleeing, im going to give you a speeding ticket along the way, and im going to end my inquiry there. you were speeding from something. thats all i need to know. they are going to be -- and they should be over the l...

President, obstruction of justice is never the end game of a prudent prosecutor. it would be akin to saying rather than pursue the crime you were fleeing, im going to give you a speeding ticket along the way, and im going to end my inquiry there. you were speeding from something. thats all i need to know. they are going to be -- and they should be over the last two years now -- looking at whatever thing you do not want them to see. i think thats the crux of the mueller probe related to his manda...

>> this is the tip of the tip of the iceberg. the summons robert kraft received yesterday isnt much different than a speeding ticket. for first offenders like kraft in this situation, its very unlikely he will see jail time. dont expect to see robert kraft in handcuffs or even in court, his attorney can handle that. thank you for telling us the details. joining us now is laura coast, a former prosecutor. do you agree with everything weve heard even though this carries up to a one year prison s...