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I'm telling you, having been there for six years, almost every witness gets some fact incorrect. that is not tantamount to perjury. i am not prejudging this. the fbi is welcome to look at i it. if the senate feel strongly, they can send a referral to the fbi but simply making a factual error is not tantamount to perjury. speak to the is ongoing. you met with the fbi director this morning. i watched congressman schiff speak about it. he said the fbi has given us a fraction of what they know. he seemed rattled that they are not sharing -- about whether there was collusion about the trump campaig...

I respect what mr. paynter said. no question that the answer was not complete. the question was broader but the question was not a model of clarity. log question that involved a recently released cnn story. should he have been a little more broad in his answer? absolutely. but i'm still not convinced there is a compelling case for perjury. he has recused himself. that's the right thing. he did it a bit belatedly because he waited for the meeting. >> martha: richard, do you believe there's a case for perjury? >> what i said is not telling the truth about your dealing with the russians is a good...

Stop it are growing. of course, there are many issues at hand. one problem many people might not realize is the city's agreement with the aclu that critics say has tied the hands of police officers. in 2015, the aclu did a study that concluded that cpt was grossly over stopping minorities and profiling plaques. so, beginning in january of last year, chicago started to require that police officers fill out a lengthy report after every stop. as a result, they plummeted by over 80%. the same time, the city's murder rate exploded. begging the question, if the aclu agreement is in part to blame. ch...

Of course, there are many issues at hand. one problem many people might not realize is the city's agreement with the aclu that critics say has tied the hands of police officers. in 2015, the aclu did a study that concluded that cpt was grossly over stopping minorities and profiling plaques. so, beginning in january of last year, chicago started to require that police officers fill out a lengthy report after every stop. as a result, they plummeted by over 80%. the same time, the city's murder rate exploded. begging the question, if the aclu agreement is in part to blame. chicago's police presid...