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To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: I moderated a Keynote Panel Thursday at the Ethics & Compliance Initiative’s (ECI) 2021 IMPACT Conference. On the panel were Greg Keating, partner at Epstein Becker Green, Dr. Kyle Welch, Assistant Professor at George Washington University and Dr. Pat Harned, CEO of ECI.  Our topic was whistleblowers, recent reports on whistleblower activity over the past year and whistleblower retaliation. Interestingly, Dr. Welch and Keating suggested that one of the key areas to obtain whistleblowing and other reporting information is in the e...

Secretary of defense, myself, the chief of staff and many others. >> so, we're still trying to lay out what transpired here, joining me now from the white house, nbc's hans nichols. trump said he fired bolton. bolton said he resigned. what do these dueling narratives tell us. >> reporter: they tell us this story is not over. we may be hearing from john bolton his version of events. of all that we've heard from the cabinet, very few have given candid exit interviews on why 93 left. we may get that from bolton. just to recap the last three hours. about three hours ago the president had that bomb...

Problematic, unless mueller would want a subpoena in order to do it along those lines. also, i do have to mention to you, and it's one of the things that's kind of underreported about the justice department, is that technically, regardless of whether the individual who worked for the justice department is an employee or is not an employee, according to doj rules, they may still be constrained from speaking publicly, unless they are authorized by the appropriate supervisor, in this case would likely be the attorney general himself. and the other thing i think is important to mention is running ...

Mulvaney challenge the president? as we know secretary mattis and john kelly clearly did. they are willing to tell the president no on some occasions. >> and in their exit interviews to say what the policies really are behind the scenes or at least what they believe the policies are. that is in contrast to the way the president sees it. when john kelly says there was never really a barrier, a border wall we abandoned that a long time ago but the president tweets we never abandoned it. who is telling the truth? is nobody talking to the president and saying no. we did or is the president -- i ju...