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I have no idea. kushner companies denies any wrongdoing. the president himself is naturally denouncing the fake news, enemy of the people, but thats any day that ends in y. deutsche bank for their part, theyre denying they did anything wrong here either, despite their multiple employees and former employees saying they werent even following their own supposedly newly strict rules about this sort of thing. but this kind of bombshell reporting from "the new york times" does give you some indicatio...

Attorney saying he accused mcgahn of violating the law and said in part the notion that a former white house counsel is absolutely immune from a congressional subpoena has been foreclosed by the supreme court. second the justice departments own longstanding policy is executive privilege should not be invoked to conceal evidence of wrongdoing or criminality. the head of the house democrats communications committee david cicilline was asked if there will be a contempt of congress vote on the floor...

Jerry nadler responded with a letter tonight to don mcgahn that we just have received in the last few minutes and it is really striking in what it has to say to don mcgahn. it points out that the opinion he is relying on from the justice departments office of legal counsel "has produced an opinion as an excuse for you from testifying but that opinion has no support in relevant case law and its arguments have been flatly rejected by the courts." jerry nadler goes on to say the justice departments...

I mean why during the campaign would kushner companies be paying russian individuals in a way that caused anti-money laundering specialists to write up suspicious activity reports? i have no idea. kushner companies denies any wrongdoing. the president himself is naturally denouncing the fake news, enemy of the people, but thats any day that ends in y. deutsche bank for their part, theyre denying they did anything wrong here either, despite their multiple employees and former employees saying the...

In that statement. for whatever reason. also tonight, former white house counsel don mcgahn told the house judiciary committee he will not responds to their subpoena and appear to testify tomorrow. he did that in a letter from his lawyers to chairman jerry nadler. jerry nadler responded with a letter tonight to don mcgahn that we just have received in the last few minutes and it is really striking in what it has to say to don mcgahn. it points out that the opinion he is relying on from the justi...

Business afreyrs affairs of the president. so there hes saying very clearly he does not believe that the president can win on the merits of this case. its interesting he also cites watergate and whitewater, two investigations that congress did conduct and he says that the court is not prepared to roll back the tide of history. >> this u.s. district court judge amet meta in this decision, he clearly is backing the potential -- the need for congress to investigate potential wrongdoing on the part ...

And we argue about his tax returns. the tax returns are 5% of his financial picture. and now it turns out this story about dave enrich of the "new york times," that inside deutsche bank, at the ground level, people keep an eye out for shifty deals. file reports saying we see transactions here that look like they need more of a look from u.s. regulators. it is our job to report. they go up inside the bank and senior people say, no. >> okay. give me motive. why would the top people not want to act...

Presidents current personal attorney of wrongdoing here. and the question is whose word are you going to believe? according to michael cohens testimony he says that sekulow knew that that information was false but that he was directed to essentially at the direction of the president, by the way, to essentially make those false statements. now, if you talk to the white house they say that the reason why everybody, you know, coalesced around the idea everything ended in january of 2016 is because ...

Times. but what this report says is that "the times" found people who used to work for that bank who said they saw suspicious activity reports that were flagged on some trump and kushner transactions and that the bank overruled the employees who wanted to file those reports and ultimately did not file them with the treasury. and as you know, having worked there, banks tend to err on the side of caution when it comes to any transaction that they think could possibly be suspicious. they file the f...

Anything. >> i would imagine she will try to slow this down a little bit. congress seems to get evidence and needs to do a lawful, thoughtful, methodical process before beginning impeachment proceedings and that needs to be based on evidence of wrongdoing and not based on political motivation. >> as he heads to pennsylvania where his new campaign polling shows he trails joe biden in pennsylvania, wisconsin and michigan. today is important for him. >> absolutely. he needs to win those states. he ...