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country, as the 11th hour gets underway on this monday night. good evening, once again, im stephanie ruhle. the breaking news tonight, new video of trump ally roger stone that is likely to be on display during the january 6th committees hearing on wednesday. the washington post reports that the panel plans to show video of stone from a danish made documentary. and one specific clip, stone speaks out about violence before the 2020 election. >> excellent -- bleep the violence, believe th...

♪ ♪ terry anderson is free. he was the last of the american hostages held by pro-iranian terrorists in beirut, lebanon. >> in the beginning of the 90s terrorism was thought to be done. people likely to use terrorism to achieve political objectives were dead, in jail or part of the peace process. >> a syrian delegation is in washington today, ready to meet with israel to talk about middle east peace. >> we thought the 90s would be a time of peace. not only was the cold war over, w...

>> he was angry at the lingering american presence in saudi arabia. i mean, the war with saddam hussein was over. it was seen as this great insult to have non-muslims in the country defending it. >> i first heard the name of osama bin laden in a story in "the new york times." i went to my boss at cnn. lets try and meet this guy and find out what his deal is. >> amidst these remote mountains of afghanistan are the various hiding places of one of the worlds most wanted men. osama bin laden. >> the...

To have non-muslims in the country defending it. >> i first heard the name osama bin laden in a story in "the new york times." i went to my bosses at cnn saying lets try and meet this guy and find out what his deal is. >> amidst these remote mountains of afghanistan are the various hiding places of one of the worlds most wanted men, osama bin laden. >> peter arnett, the correspondent and peter juvenile, the cameraman and myself, we traveled with bin ladens associates into the mountains of afghan...

Country defending it. >> i first heard the name osama bin laden in a story in "the new york times." i went to my bosses at cnn saying lets try and meet this guy and find out what his deal is. >> amidst these remote mountains of afghanistan are the various hiding places of one of the worlds most wanted men, osama bin laden. >> peter arnett, the correspondent and peter juvenile, the cameraman and myself, we traveled with bin ladens associates into the mountains of afghanistan, which at that time w...

Heard, he should be heard, there should be a process? 100%? how can they be 100% unless theyve done something to discover the truth or falsity of these allegations? if not, how can they be certain? all these questions seem to suggest that they dont know or maybe dont care enough about what the truth is. and lets say both do testify. this is the hardest part. and then no one else does. and the fbi isnt used to at least create a catalog of statements from players that they can find with their agen...

Suggest that they dont know or maybe dont care enough about what the truth is. and lets say both do testify. this is the hardest part. and then no one else does. and the fbi isnt used to at least create a catalog of statements from players that they can find with their agents and resources. so if they just go with the two, the he said/she said, whats the standard of judgment? imagine professor ford comes, presents herself as credible, and can somewhat corroborate her story. i know taz hahats har...

Facto ally of the united states during the soviet invasion of afghanistan in the 1980s, turned on the united states. >> he was angry at the lingering american presence in saudi arabia. i mean, the war with saddam hussein was over. it was seen as this great insult to have non-muslims in the country defending it. >> i first heard the name osama bin laden in a story in "the new york times." i went to my bosses at cnn saying lets try and meet this guy and find out what his deal is. >> amidst these r...

Afghanistan in the 1980s, turned on the united states. >> he was angry at the lingering american presence in saudi arabia. i mean, the war with saddam hussein was over. it was seen as this great insult to have non-muslims in the country defending it. >> i first heard the name osama bin laden in a story in "the new york times." i went to my bosses at cnn saying lets try and meet this guy and find out what his deal is. >> amidst these remote mountains of afghanistan are the various hiding places o...