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The Redbud City: Hospital room is scene of officials selection Clyde Wooldridge HOSPITAL ROOM IS THE SCENE OF OFFICIAL’S SELECTION A political thunderbolt rumbled across Pottawatomie County, as it flashed from a tiny room on the third floor of the A.C. H. Hospital on the afternoon of February 23, 1936. The county commissioners surprised many by naming Elza Evans, former Maud police chief, to succeed the late Walter Mosier as county sheriff. Evans, 43, was a native Maud resident, who made a ru...

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Katherine harris, thank you. >> youre welcome. >> good to see you. the mueller report was supposed to be the product of two years of dedicated investigation and cost at least 25 the dollars enough to buy a european palace or three bedroom condo in san francisco. but despite all of that money, your money, hundreds of times they simply cited major press outlets rather than original finding. >> i think you relied on media. i had alike to know how many times you cited the washington post in your rep...

>> thats the way i see it. i think theres merit to the fact that no president should have been subjected to this, particularly given how, and well find out the end of the story when the inspector generals report makes its way to the public do main and what follows from that. no president should have had to endure -- >> no president should have lied the way he did. no president should have allowed the people around him to do what they did. theres a lot of shouldnt haves. lets ask should congress ...

They did. theres a lot of shouldnt haves. lets ask should congress start an impeachment inquiry or should they leave this to the election the hustings and the voters? >> look, im going to take a page from my colleagues play book. thats up to congress. the way i look at it as a former prosecutor is you figure out whether or not you believe theres evidence that suffices to show high crime or misdemeanor. the way i looked at the mueller report, and particular volume two that relates to obstruction ...

What todays hearings represent and what future hearings could be. hearing from the mueller team as many members of the mueller team as possible is important. there was a team, as you know, working exclusively on volume one and another team working exclusively on volume two. they have such a command of the detail of everything in that investigation and their own reactions to it that would be so invaluable to be hearing. >> essentially today now that we have heard from robert mueller. this special...

Hear from every member of muelleray team and being able to talk about this a real privilege. we will see you again tomorrow. good evening, lawrence. >> i love your job. its the most important job in the world to me because it makes this job so much easier to follow you. your point is so important about what todays hearings represent and what future hearings could be. hearing from the mueller team as many members of the mueller team as possible is important. there was a team, as you know, working...

101. a major gap in the mueller report. >> tucker: catherine harris, thank you. the mueller report was supposed to be two years of investigation that investigation. despite all of that money, your money, rather than original findings. >> i think he relied a lot on media. id like to know how many times he cited "the washington post" in the report. >> i dont have knowledge of that. >> id counted about 60 times. how many times did you cite "the new york times"? >> i counted about 75 times. how many...

>> that would be evidence of an obstructive act because it would naturally obstruct their investigation, correct? >> correct. >> okay. lets turn now to the second element of the crime of obstruction of justice, which requires a nexus to an official proceeding. again, page 97 of volume two. you wrote, quote, by the time the presidents initial one-on-one meeting with lewandowski, existence of a grand jury investigation supervised by the special counsel was public knowledge. thats in the report, co...