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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20171228:02:14:00 - Vimarsana News

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Are these adjunct to this investigation? >> don't expect robert mueller to prosecute his long time friend james comey which mueller used to be the director. this requires a second special counselor. if it turns out that people for political reasons senior management and the fbi to some extent to the department of justifiable, fixed it so hillary clinton was absolved, and went after donald trump targeting him as the so-called insurance policy law firming a fraudulent investigation against him, all of that would constitute obstruction of justice several people. don't count on jeff sessions to do...

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U.s. in terms of leverage in the u.n. and with its international partners to kind of wield the budgetary stick? this is i think kind of a very counterproductive move on the part of the trump administration. and we've seen it in other republican administrations as well. we helped created united nations. the united nations has extended the ability of the united states diplomatically all over the world. the united nations has been able to put peacekeeping forces into places of conflict so that we didn't have to do it and it's cheap at the price. sometimes there is going to be conflict. we've got ...

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This is almost a textbook example of a violation. usually you see these cases brought in conservative circumstances. first of all, cases involved enemy nations. secondly you see farra violations being brought conceivably as an adjunct to other financial crimes. third, you see them as broader investigations into political activity. so this fits into the time of case we could expect to see charge brought under. this is almost as textbook as you can find of a fara violation. manafort's lies just compounded the issue. >> let me hit that point with you. has the prosecutor testifying before congress...

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What that was about is this company itt wanted to merge with some other companies. justice department sued them on antitrust grounds and said no, you can't merge with the other companies, you can't buy those other companies. and then nixon quite bluntly arranged for that suit by the justice department to be dropped, to be settled, in exchange for itt giving the republican party a whole bunch of money. the itt scandal was basically an adjunct to the whole watergate scandal. it was a whole tangent in the prosecutor's office where they went after just the itt scandal. they got the attorney genera...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20170930:14:55:00 - Vimarsana News

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20170930:14:55:00

Campuses. >> neil: how are they doing that >> amy: remember the professor of communications at the university of missouri where she attacked a student photo journalist and said i need to get muscle there. >> i went to the university of missouri. it was not an administrator. >> amy: she worked for the university at evergreen state college. >> neil: but she was an adjunct. adam hears everybody. i think a lot of people hear everybody so why can't you hear, you don't want to hear a speaker just don't go to their talk. >> adam: of course we shouldn't just allow free speech we should encourage free ...