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Essentially flipped from stiff-arming the committee to engaging and to trying to be helpful, and presumably the reason for that is that he doesnt want to get the bannon treatment, he doesnt want to get charged, hes trying to somehow meet the committee in the middle and be helpful, and theres no question that that has the potential to be a substantial breakthrough for investigators. >> all right. betsy woodruff swan. thank you very much. that was illuminating. i want to bring in now barbara mcqua...

Propofol, you know, you basically -- you see the medication maybe goo into your iv and the next thing you remember half an hour later is basically waking up and recovering. so there is a period of time where youre very sedated. again, its not general anesthesia, which typically means someones breathing is taking over with a breathe mag sheen and everything, but, yeah, you wouldnt be in any position to be able to woken up at that point and answer questions or do something like that. >> beyond the...

You. lets brings in george washington university law school professor jonathan turley. jonathan, thanks for being here. i saw your write-up earlier. you solid this a seismic development, why? >> well, its an important in a number of respects. first of all, this is considered one of the primary sources for the steele dossier. but the indictment gives us another insight into what durham knows. and what he has revealed in this indictment is new. it shows the different layers of connection with the ...

All while drug overdose deaths are soaring within the city. joining me now, kathy konig store, co-funder of the store foundation and joe borelli, new york city councilman. good morning to you you both. >> good morning. carley: the new york post has a write-up on this topic and they say new york citys war on drugs is over, the junkies won. tell us about the new law that governor hochul just signed. >> its the pinnacle of what could be called the harm reduction model of dealing with people using d...

For editorial appointments, this is critical, that we have a more formal approach of due diligence around the editorial background. there is a social media, but also that editorial history. secondly, i think within the organisation we need to make sure that any documentation is shared. but that is a fair point. i think we perhaps now know that anything we said in the past is likely to be the write up, but there seems to be a remarkable lack of folk memory within the bbc. when you look at the seq...

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What russia did in 2016. this comes after digging into how much influence vladimir putin seems to have on president trump. "the washington post" noting president trump grew insistent ukraine had worked to defeat him after meeting with putin in 2016. trump stated bluntly, quote, putin told me. meanwhile, echoing trumpian rhetoric in an end of year news conference. >> translator: house of representatives is the democratic majority. theyve lost the elections and theyre trying to revise the history ...

"the washington post" noting president trump grew insistent ukraine had worked to defeat him after meeting with putin in 2016. trump stated bluntly, quote, putin told me. meanwhile, echoing trumpian rhetoric in an end of year news conference. >> translator: house of representatives is the democratic majority. theyve lost the elections and theyre trying to revise the history with the means they have at their disposal. >> of course, trump taking to twitter to agree with the russian president, high...

Theory that ukraine interfered in the 2016 presidential election and now we may know why. a new writeup in the "washington post" gives accounts from former white house officials who fear russian president vladimir putin may be the one behind president trumps disdain for ukraine. the epo"post" reports his remar picked up after that meeting with putin and shane broke this news for the "post pea" post." what did you find? >> we found of course we know from many of president trumps statements more r...

What is happening tonight in the house judiciary committee where, as we speak, they are continuing to mark up two articles of impeachment against president trump, one for abuse of power, one for obstruction. the plan right now is for this debate to stretch out over two days. its going to go very late tonight and pick up again early tomorrow morning. and these two days of debate and writeup and of these amendments, this tracks roughly with the way weve seen impeachments go against president clint...