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And lie detector tests. now what did the denials from all those people mean? you've probably seen that old "the wall street journal" story kicking around twitter today, the one from june 1974, mark felt emphatically denies he's deep throat. more than 30 years passed before felt felt like fessing up. raises another question. if one of those currently among the deniers is, in fact, the supplier, should "the times" out them? no way. integrity is a one-way street in journalism, protect your source, even if they don't protect you. and then the real question, why? why did "the times" agree to do it ...

In the republican party platform to make it nicer to russia? why are they admitting it now after denying it for months? i don't know. but tonight as i said, this breaking news, politico is reporting that the fbi is on to this now, too because this russian citizen who worked with paul manafort reportedly visited paul manafort while he was running the trump campaign at the time and he reportedly later told people that what he came to the united states for last summer was to get that language changed in the republican party flat form on the issue of russi russia. >> you can feel the pillars start...

>> you can feel the pillars start to sway here a little bit. now we have an explanation for it. now we're 'fessing up. why did you deny it for so long? what's the fbi finding? why is a russian citizen involved. every week we've had a previous denial falling apart. as we reported last night, yesterday in london a man named christopher steele resurfaced after having been in hiding for his own safety for weeks. christopher steele is a former mi-6 officer, the author of the unsubstantiated dossier of alleged russian dirt on donald trump that was published by buzzfeed in january. the top democrat o...

Building trust but to alleviate those on the front end obviously just gives them immediately more money to conduct terrorist acts throughout the middle east and to continue the hegemony that they've been involved in for the last several years. >> so let me ask you this. your compromise bill passed committee 19-0. our reporting is that it has a vetoproof majority in the broader senate. so assuming that becomes a reality and it passes you then have this oversight, without a firm commitment to one, a phased relief of sanctions but also the other remaining issue here is access to the most sensitiv...

I guess they didn't want us to know what was being said because they certainly had the ability to record it. >> while thomas eats, melody jones replaces her son in the interrogation room. >> were you in any way involved in the death of your daughter? >> no. i don't like thinking death. i wouldn't do that. and i don't think thomas would either. >> when you watch that tape, whenever you get past thomas wouldn't hurt her sister, then generally speaking, you get some tears, followed by something derogatory or negative about thomas. that he blows up, he's on medication, he doesn't have friends, he ...