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Vogueling and katy benner, federal prosecutors were asking witnesses questions about these two pr firms who worked with manafort as rely as january of this year. we don't know if they're going to be charged, but we know prosecutoro ares have been active in them, the pr firms. the law firm that was involved with manafort is a very rich, very influential law firm. they interinto non-prosecution agreement, in which they admitted wrongdoing and agreed to pay back millions in ill-gotten gains from this criminal scheme they were involved in. but it's a non-prosecution agreement in exchange for payin...

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Among other accusations. clinton's then campaign manager told me earlier this week that she urged clinton to fire strider but she was actually overruled. she joins me once again for her reaction to the new facebook post. thank you so much for joining us about this. you told me monday after the initial response on twitter that hillary clinton had where she really didn't admit -- she did not at all admit wrongdoing. you said to me then i wish she had said it was a wrong call. here she has finally said if i had it to do again i wouldn't. what do you think? i'm happy. i'm really happy she put out ...

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>> look. i think that this was covered pretty extensively during the campaign. we addressed that then. the american people i think spoke very loud and clear electing this president. >> how's this different? >> i think in one case specifically senator franken admitted wrongdoing and the president hasn't. that's a clear distinction. >> of course, that is not true. the president did admit wrongdoing and in that admission he expressed no regret as senator franken has. donald trump actually bragged about his favorite techniques of sexual assault when he was admitting to sexual assault. >> use some ...

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And the allegations of sexual misconduct made against him by more than a dozen women? >> look. i think that this was covered pretty extensively during the campaign. we addressed that then. the american people i think spoke very loud and clear electing this president. >> how's this different? >> i think in one case specifically senator franken admitted wrongdoing and the president hasn't. that's a clear distinction. >> of course, that is not true. the president did admit wrongdoing and in that admission he expressed no regret as senator franken has. donald trump actually bragged about his favor...

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Franken and the allegation made by his accuser is it also fair to investigate this president and the allegations of sexual misconduct made against him by more than a dozen women? >> look. i think that this was covered pretty extensively during the campaign. we addressed that then. the american people i think spoke very loud and clear electing this president. >> how's this different? >> i think in one case specifically senator franken admitted wrongdoing and the president hasn't. that's a clear distinction. >> of course, that is not true. the president did admit wrongdoing and in that admission...