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The part of executive offices, tellingly the department's opinion ignores that policy entirely. now chairman nadler's letter goes on to say this about don mcgahn's position now in relation to the president. the president himself has already called your credibility into question. he tweeted less than ten days ago that he was "not going to fire bob mueller." denying a sprawl event that you described to special counsel mueller under penalty of felony. in other words, under penalty of perjury. he goes on to say in asking you to make public comments about these events, the president has not only fu...

Jerry nadler responded with a letter tonight to don mcgahn that we just have received in the last few minutes and it is really striking in what it has to say to don mcgahn. it points out that the opinion he is relying on from the justice department's office of legal counsel "has produced an opinion as an excuse for you from testifying but that opinion has no support in relevant case law and its arguments have been flatly rejected by the courts." jerry nadler goes on to say the justice department's own long-standing policy is that executive privilege should not be invoked to conceal evidence of...

Testify around around the campaign contributions and these sordid stories. it was david pecker that was mentioned that said all of the stories we wanted to cover, all of them with david pecker and our friend, he mentioned alan weisleberg, who also got immunity, you have the idea about what sdny -- you had this idea what would they have said, what would have been the incentive for a prosecutor to have given them immunity if what they're telling you michael cohen has done is a violation of the law, well, if he acted in concert with them, what valuable information could they have provided that wo...

If you're within half a point, 0.5%, there is a state law on the books that says that's, it you're going to a recount, we're not calling a winner, we can't call a winner. they're within that right now. they're signature at 0.4. >> thanks, steve. we'll come back to you as you have more developments there. amanda wurst, you were about to say something as we went to steve. go ahead. >> in terms of republicans hitting the payne button, these two have to match each other again in november. and we have all five statewide executive offices on the ballot as well as a u.s. senate race. and each one of ...

Are very ornate reception rooms upstairs. it will take place in one of those rooms and gina haskel will be on hand for this, the president has chosen her to follow pompeo as cia director. >> sandra: pompeo wants to spend less time upstairs in that building. >> he was talking about the seventh floor where the office and executive offices are. he wants to get to know and work with the state department employees and try to enable them to actually give president trump's policy. tillerson cut out most of the staff and there is optimism here that pompeo will reverse much of that and also work better...