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Numbers, the white house encouraging people to continue to sign up even though republicans are planning to repeal this bill. they dont plan for that to kick in right away. the thinking among the folks at the white house is the more people that sign up, the more people benefitting from this bill, the harder it might be for republicans to repeal it so theyre touting those numbers and telling people sign up. 20 million plus people are already enrolled in this law. >> i know were hearing those numbe...

Connections to a pro-isis network, recruitment network that was operating here in germany, well, those details are potentially telling. now, we know that in november german authorities arrested five senior members of that recru recruitment network. cnn has had an opportunity to take a look at the 345 page investigative file associated with that case. in that final amris name is mentioned several times as someone who wanted to carry out attacks and critically members of that network offering to h...

Investigated the attorney generals role but it was tossed out due to insufficient facts that the honorable sessions violated the alabama ethics law. the tyco case was a major embarrassment for sessions which is why he may have left it out of his congressional questionnaire just submitted which includes his most significant litigated matters. a transition official for senator sessions told cnn, while the case was in fact lost by the alabama attorney general, and that the ruling describing serious...

Any case so the syrian government said theyre defending shrdefend defending secularism. the opposition says were fighting to overthrow a deck kator killing and attacking and using chemical weapons on his own people. its undisputable the rebels have suffered a major defeat by losing aleppo. this was a city that was their home base. they had a network of activists in that city that were branched out in connection with people around the country so what happens when you lose that home base? well som...

During his confirmation hearings. in court he was accused of prosecutorial misconduct. 1996. sessions office indiets an alabama supply company. at the time attorney general sessions called the case a significant investigation. in a scathing opinion, circuit judge james garrett threw the entire case out and ripped apart the attorney generals office in the process. the judge finding that even having been given every benefit of every doubt, the misconduct of the attorney general in this case far su...

Client, who was getting ready to sue tyco itself. the judges order says the misconduct by the attorney generals office included refusals and failures to produce exculpatory evidence, evidence that there was no theft. the judge found a flagrant disregard of the constitutional rights of those accused, what he called completely incredible and deceptive testimony of so many witnesses and concludes that the patterns of prosecutorial misconduct was either intentional in deliberate misconduct or so rec...