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Four year john durham investigation, which yielded two indictments, both of which were acquittals. and even bill barr admitted that the purpose of those indictments was not actually to convict the defendants, but was to effectively launder and conspiracy theory about the russia investigation and its origins through a criminal prosecution. there are sirens blaring all around this investigation from an excessive abuse of power, to prosecuting misconduct, to the little isolation and public speaking against department practice about an ongoing investigation. even to the point where to prosecutors ...

Nearly four years of investigating, it appears as though there was nothing at the bottom. john durham lost the two key cases he brought to trial. they both ended in acquittals. the one guilty plea durham did secure ended with no present time. despite what donald trump and bill barr would like you to believe, john durham, it seems, found no evidence of what bill barr had called one of the greatest travesties in american history. it undermines the very notion that there was a travesty to begin with. today, in a bombshell piece from an intrepid group of reporters at the new york times, we are lea...

Investigation on behest of trump, and basically did nothing and as come up with a bunch of acquittals. >> yes, the problem is that nothing will happen. the other problem is that nothing will happen. people in arizona are worried about the cost of living right now, republicans running and said they're trying to fix that. the first things they've chosen have nothing to do with. that we have some real world problems in arizona, to do with drought, water scarcity, these guys are not doing anything about that. everything they ran on is quite the opposite of what they are doing in the first hundred ...

BERLIN (AP) — Lawyers for a 97-year-old former secretary to the SS commander of Nazi Germany's Stutthof concentration camp asked Tuesday for their client to be acquitted, arguing that she didn't know about the atrocities committed at the camp located in what is now northern Poland.

Given that, we will get into that trial, but given that it's not at all a sure thing, it's not a sure thing with these trial charges were brought, there's a legal significance but some broader symbolic significance of these convictions yesterday? >> i absolutely think that's true. i don't know from direct experience but i can surmise that the prosecution team at the justice department and senior justice department officials who greenlit bringing seditious conspiracy charges in these cases were very aware of that. we know from history, coming off in the papers of the prosecutors who brought cas...