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Because you posted something on twitter that caught my eye this morning. you said the available evidence makes it clear that secretary acosta should be investigated to criminally violate the criminal rights act. unpack that for us. >> jeff, let's briefly walk through this together. so the crime victim rights act also referred to as the victim's bill of rights is in the federal code. it's 18-usc-1871. it says the victims, quote, have a right to be informed in a timely manner of any plea bargain or deferred prosecution agreement. that would be the non-prosecution agreement in this case. now, the...

>> the moment our first african-american president was naug rated, so much of it is there. >> "my country 'tis of thee" was wrote in 1871 by a sandover smith. think about the language, "my country 'tis of thee." it's the puration of dr. king's sermon on the washington out of march. it's played there as that remarkable barrier is broken. and oliver wepdndell homes, who saw himself quite famous, he said what is fame? fame is writing "my opportunicos of thee," a song known by every child, a song known by every american. >> and will always be. >> i covered the campaign trail and you get to know th...

Me in the mouth again. please, sir, may i have another? >> reporter: amid reports that another also orerman was forced to wear a wire, the university of illinois-chicago did a study totaling convictions from 1976-2017 determining that 1,731 public officials in chicago were found guilty. 36 city aldermen were convicted, only 200 were elected during that time frame, so that's 18. almost 1 out of every 5 elected. the rest of the state didn't do much better. illinois is the thursday most corrupt state. >> just another day in the big city. >> reporter: former governor rod blagojevich and and former...