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Youngstown, ohio. >> president obama never held on to the railing. this is much more safe. they are both holding the railing and walking slowly. >> make america safe again. >> a final thought. go to foxnews.com, breaking news about a former it staffer from schultz's office who has questionable things going on with computer equipment that was destroyed and arrested. >> she doesn't want to turn it over. >> this is my final thought. >> [laughing]. >> arrested at the airport at dulles and charged with bank fraud. more tomorrow. >> that's a huge story that needs to be covered. tremendous national s...

Youngstown, ohio. >> president obama never held on to the railing. this is much more safe. they are both holding the railing and walking slowly. >> make america safe again. >> a final thought. go to foxnews.com, breaking news about a former it staffer from schultz's office who has questionable things going on with computer equipment that was destroyed and arrested. >> she doesn't want to turn it over. >> this is my final thought. >> [laughing]. >> arrested at the airport at dulles and charged with bank fraud. more tomorrow. >> that's a huge story that needs to be covered. tremendous national s...

This is much more safe. they are both holding the railing and walking slowly. >> make america safe again. >> a final thought. go to foxnews.com, breaking news about a former it staffer from b schultz's office who has questionable things going on wiwith computer equipment that s destroyed and arrested. >> she doesn't want to turn it over. >> this is my final thought. >> [laughing]. >> arrested at the airport at dulles and charged with bank fraud. more tomorrow. >> that's a huge story that needs to be covered. tremendous national security implications. >> they are down playing this story.

And political influence campaign that i used in ukraine, and i think that this could work very well in other soviet republics to benefit the putin government. >> is there anything wrong with that? >> you know, that's a good question. and i think that, you know, at the time, it depends on some of the legality on what he was doing in washington at the time. there's obviously the foreign agent registration act which is something that would -- he would have had to disclosed this work if he was actively doing this in washington. >> if he were lobbying for russia in the united states, assuming this ...

About two different sets of documents. >> okay. >> the documents we've looked at and authenticated from different sources don't detail -- >> what's the ledger that this man showed us on the air, a ledger? i mean, he said -- he showed us a contract? >> uh-huh. >> and a ledger. and according to the two, the same day the contract was signed, $750,000 went to manafort, if you believe this document and had something to do with computer equipment. >> right. i think what they're trying to say with that, i want to make sure we differentiate our reporting with their reporting. or what's going on in ukr...