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They tell us after tuesdays hearing, they talked about this witness tampering and that they are going to try to figure out how to see if any of these messages have been since interviews other witnesses, possibly influencing their testimonies. also, whether there have been more messages that they dont know about that are preventing witnesses that they still want to speak with from speaking with the committee. definitely something that they are figuring out back home in their districts, alex. >> i...

More evidence for that issue around the corner. so i think that makes it really difficult, as well. >> could you touch on that, what jake and i were just talking about? if you have any more information on that as to why they would include that moment in which she kind of retold that story even though she did not have her stand knowledge of that, she was actually there? everything else seems very calculated. when we got the news that this testimony was coming and we did not know who it actually w...

Yesterday would not have been known. and, really, were not -- you know, reporters plumbing their sources, digging into what happened on january 6. but really, she offered an account that no one has been able to uncover on earth. i think thats really going to be in history go down as one of the most effective and significant testimonies that weve seen in congress in modern history. >> and axios is reporting that one indication that from that hearing that is keynote, tell us about that? >> right. ...

Vehicle. he has testified and told her the whole story. we dont know the totality of those testimonies but we do know that he said there was communication as he and trump go back to the white house and theres possibility going back to the capital. thats consistent but it doesnt confirm the most interesting part. we also know that the committee has thus far been pretty forward about trying to cooperate with the most important allegation. my sense is that if he had provided testimony in the previo...

Oath. >> thats right. there are testimonies swirling around. it goes to state of mind and some of this is hearsay. there are grades of hearsay. this is her testifying under oath that this guy immediately after that event said these things. which is different from saying. >> to her. >> directly to her. >> in front of the guy that told him. >> so let them come under oath and deny it. >> this treads in the water the only way you will rebut her is get other people under oath. >> as we know, there is...

Abused as teenage girls between 1994 and 2004. thejudge has said abused as teenage girls between 1994 and 2004. the judge has said that she will hear up to six women, their testimonies, during the sentencing, and in terms of the sentencing could be cool we know that the federal authorities set prosecutors say that they once had to face up to 55 years injail. she is at they once had to face up to 55 years in jail. she is at 60 they once had to face up to 55 years injail. she is at 60 years old, s...

To her victims in court, and hopes her sentence will allow them "peace and finality", adding that meeting jeffrey epstein was the greatest regret of her life. lets go to new york nomia iqbal is outside the court for us. the prosecution wants to between 30 and 50 years and in the end she still got a fairly stiff sentence but less than that. i was judge not convinced that she deserve the maximum sentence? it is interesting because officials _ maximum sentence? it is interesting because officials w...

Woodruff-span and chuck rosenberg. ali, lets talk about the buzz up there surrounding this hearing. >> andandrea, a lot of buzz. very spur of the moment. we were under the impression we were going to have several weeks of quiet from this committee as they went back to the drawing board and sort of figured out what new facts they gathered as they went into the final narrative phase of the hearings. we thought they were going to pick up mid july. thats still our understanding. this is a hearing th...

They tell the story how they i crossed the russian—ukrainian border, how they spend weeks in filtration camps, _ how they were interrogated, i etc, how they were searched. and its those early testimonies that are really crucial, to gather those testimonies, the fsb, the russian federal security service, but its also the supreme council of ukraine, the commissioner of human rights, who gave those numbers that you were saying, vera — 1.3 million ukrainians, including over 200,000 children, tha...

But what we know is he met with the january 6th committee six months prior to his testimony, talking to the grand jury, and we know that he talked about his conversations that he had with republican lawmakers leading up to the january 6th insurrection. and exactly all the rallies he coordinated before the insurrection took place, and thats very pivotal because as you know during the january 6th committee hearings there was a lot of testimonies about how republican lawmakers requested presidentia...