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In the past but this time its different and cubans as the president knows it and fears it. To Kristin Fisher at the white house on how team trump is dealing with it. Hey, neil. President trump is that he believes he has a right to know who his accuser is, who this was a glorious. About an hour ago he was asked point blank inside the white house, do you know the identity of the whistleblower . Here is what President Trump said. We are trying to find out about a whistleblower. You have a whistlebl...

This is a its sad. its sad for the guards sad for the country and ultimately probably sad for this kid to elliott based on what we know right now. what are the suspects option? as for a defense, i mean, how much could his fabi riding on whether you cooperate with the government? i think a tremendous amount anderson. i dont think he has a lot of a defense here because this was a case that was built largely over electronic materials. and so you have communications. you have records of documents or...

Probably sad for this kid to elliott based on what we know right now. what are the suspects option? as for a defense, i mean, how much could his fabi riding on whether you cooperate with the government? i think a tremendous amount anderson. i dont think he has a lot of a defense here because this was a case that was built largely over electronic materials. and so you have communications. you have records of documents or information that he would have shared online. you have text communications w...

Take the storage of data, specifically that of text communications, emails, things like that and so i just dont buy the excuse that secret service is giving. normally, i look at situations like this, with the witness test that i go by were they dumb or were they dirty? and, i think normally, it blends itself more to the former. but, in this instance, there is just too many things that dont add up. and i think that there is something more sinister at play here. >> so, listen, julie yours shaking ...

Atf, fbi, dea, and i know how seriously they take the storage of data, specifically that of text communications, e-mails, things like that. and so i just dont buy the excuse that secret service is giving. you know, normally i look at situations like this as the litmus test i go by is were they dumb or were they dirty? and i think normally it lends itself more to the former, but in this instance theres just too many things that dont add up. and i think theres something more sinister at play here....

Secret service not to mag people who had firearms because he could speak to them, have a better rally, and then send them to the capitol armed is really the undisputed stunner. >> i would add a layer to that, clint, which is all the talk about the oath keepers, hearing the word proud boy, closer to the planning of the january 6th rally, when mr. giuliani would be around. members of those groups are already facing charges of seditious conspiracy. do you think this testimony winds in? >> i absolut...

Of the saudi crown prince, the material we rarely get to hear about as members of the public while the president has shown little interest finding out who is responsible for murdering jamal khashoggi. "thetimes" reports they are sifting through years of the text communications that the national security agency routinely intercepted and stored. included in that material was reportedly a phone conversation the year before jamal khashoggi was murdered in which the crown prince told an aid that if j...

Search warrant at his home. so they were there for that purpose pursuant to a usual protocol of going at 6:00 a.m. for a number of reasons to make sure the person is at home, to make sure theres a minimum of disruption to the neighborhood and minimized the potential of danger. and they were there to look for evidence as well as arresting him. as you said, it was laid out why they needed to do it this way. because he had been indicted for obstruction of justice and lying, including lies about whe...

To lie. what does the indictment say, mimi, that would lead you to believe otherwise? >> chris, first of all, i mean, the fact that hes still claiming he didnt lie or if he did lie it wasnt about material things, is so just belied by this indictment. mueller does a great job, of course, of spelling out. he said he had no e-mail, no text communications with persons one or two. and then he details the actual e-mails or text messages. so, you know, hes contradicted by hard evidence that doesnt lie,...

Made a criminal referral to the justice department. >> laura: it shouldnt matthew axelrod, i mightve missed his testimony, shouldnt he be called to testify on capitol hill about this? if thats actually how it went down? >> sure. i dont doubt that there are a number of officials. i dont believe axelrod made that telephone call on his own. i dont doubt that he didnt discuss the matter with sally yates. i dont doubt that there are emails and other text communications surrounding the call because th...