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He's in on it, he would be the ultimate benefactor, so that, too, is part of the calculus in determining involvement, whether it be direct or indirect. i also wonder, renato, with upwards of 12 co-conspirators possibly facing indictment along with trump, are prosecutors positioning themselves to cut some sort of plea deals in order to get more evidence against the big fish? >> no question. you can see by willis' approach, her team, what she's done is she has carefully tried to flip a majority of the fake electors. she's already got some cooperators in her pocket giving them immunity, understan...

Wing benefactors. you want yacht? we got yachts. you are private jets? we got private jet. you want a fancy lead education for your adopted son? we've got. we will give you the life of luxury you want if you stay on the court where we need to, pursuing the ideological project we are all committed to. this is why gifts, particularly to judges, or to any public official, but do judges, are supposed to be at the very least disclosed and hopefully regulated or a band. it can be shockingly corrupt for a judge to be dependent on a wealthy benefactor giving him lots of stuff. but this deal has meant ...

Power, and ones that use power. so you put your sheet on here. he even has a model one that was never mass-produced that ran on child labor. >> one can hear, and teeter-totter. and then invented... >> reporter: what is your dilemma now? >> trying to find a home for it, so the thing can be preserved. >> reporter: do you think about this often? >> i do, every day. steve hartman or bill gates or some... >> reporter: he would like to find a benefactor. >> preferably bill gates. >> reporter: someone who could build a proper museum. but in the four years since we first told the story... >> i have ze...

College admissions has so many americans worried about how this might impact higher education in the future. some are celebrating the decision. joining us now is devon bradley, a recent graduate of george washington university and a benefactor, he says, of affirmative action. we first met him as a college student when he asked a question at a bernie sanders 2019 town hall right here on cnn. when you first heard the decision on affirmative action, what initially struck you? >> initially anger. i was overcome with anger. i immediately saw this decision as an assault on diversity and minorities e...

Principles of federalons. and department regulations. >> well, what'wells that look it up. >> i did look it up. and the dod thj regulations sta clearly that a guy like weisthss has no authority outside his delaware district. >> so the federal noriega should delay approving this crooked plea deal. reeks it reeks of political interference, corruption, lies and a cover up. >> sean. you know , matt, the whistle blower in an interview tonight. soght first of all first of allg about $2.2 million and owed taxes. and $2 millii know later some se rich benefactor paid it to, quote, loachn. i don't know ...