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Colonel Jack Chambers made his first public appearance Wednesday as interim superintendent of West Virginia State Police and became emotional about past experience that’s led him to the new job ahead.
Scheme. the method they did it here, creative. but tax fraud schemes and praud in general are limited by human ingenuity. they happen in different ways. but this appears to be as alleged and obviously they'll have a chance to answer these charges. but this appears to be a very conscious, orchestrated systematic scheme to do this not just with mr. weisselberg but with two other ploys of the trump organization. >> your take way from the indictments? i assume you had a chance to roughly comb through it a little bit. you know, to his point, a lot of the information that we're getting over the past...
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Very hard for a communications person whose job is to deal with the media to be saying, well, yeah, i mean, i tell some things that aren't true. it's nothing substantive. >> how do we know what to believe? >> credibilitywise, you're left in a lurch. >> trump himself adheres to the roy kohn standard of always attack, never admit any wrongdoing. trump himself will never admit he's lied, never apologized, and he expects that from his staff too. >> april, this is your beat, what are you hearing? >> i'm hearing she was forced to resign, that she and general kelly -- yeah, i mean, no surprise. that ...
Within the executive branch who could examine the possibility of wrongdoing, alleged wrongdoing. we've now got serious allegations. i'm not really impressed with their merit, but we have serious allegations, relating to the fbi's behavior before the face is a court. the fbi's part of the justice department. the fact that the president is upset that sessions is playing by the book is yet another indication that the president is profoundly ignorant and indifferent to the purposes of the institutions of our government. it's astonishing. >> you're the former nsa inspector general, inspector genera...