Corruption Threat News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

It contains actions to address recommendations of a Garda Inspectorate’s report last year.

That hunter biden was in fact, a corruption threat. the problem is, it is just not credible that it just so happens that hunter biden is a corruption concern and greatly benefit trump's election chances. >> danny, the last time that rudy giuliani made evidence as he calls it, or information available to the trump administration, that we know of, it was when he gave that state department a packet of disinformation that had to do with smearing marie yovanovitch. so the question here is, and president trump has said that giuliani intends to go before congress and william barr with this informatio...

Assistance to ukraine, which some interpret as an explicit admission of quid pro quo. joining me now, msnbc legal analyst danny cevallos who knows what a quid pro quo is. are those tweets admission of that? >> not for rudy giuliani they're not. they're part of the core defense of republicans and the white house which is this. this is the only direction this defense is ultimately go. because trump happen admitted to the request, admitted he asked the president of ukraine for a favor. the only path to legitimacy is if there was a true corruption threat in ukraine and specifically if hunter biden...

Ultimately be, is it a proper purpose, is it a proper exercise of presidential power to ask someone to investigate the corruption, essentially of one person, if that person does pose a corruption threat to the united states, but the person is also a political opponent? and so that the core of this inquiry. >> what do you make of this revised testimony from gordon sondland? does this basically make him lose total and utter credibility when it comes to his testimony in general. >> it does. and i would have loved to have been a fly on the wall with his attorneys having that difficult meeting with...

Concern is that you can have the best vetting procedures, screening procedures, but if you have an inside job -- which seems to be the case here -- if there's corruption or bribery or radicalization from within to put a piece of lug am on an airplane, you know, it's very difficult to stop that. i think sharm el-sheikh didn't have the best security procedures in place compared to ours in the united states, but if you have this insider threat, again, hard to stop that. i talked on fox news sunday about the idea, you know, puerto rico, we've had a lot of prosecutions related to drugs and weapons ...