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The fact is that we dont need a direction from the president to the intelligence chiefs to be on guard against russian interference with our elections, number one. Number two, as far as what the president says on any given day, frankly he says a lot of things. He is, i think, campaigning against impeachment rather than saying anything that is designed to affect the outcome of the case. So i kind of brush that off. But to go back to your first point, that we dont need the president for the intelligence community. Thats a little counterintuitive. We expect the leadership from the president to be...

Volume 1, 193. He lied three times. Why didnt you charge him with a crime . I cant get into internal deliberations as to what or would not be you charged a lot of people from making false statements. Lets remember this. In 2016 the fbi did something they probably havent done before. They spied on two american citizens associated with the president ial campaign. George papadopoulos and carter page. Was carter page who then went to the g the fisa court. With mr. Papadopoulos they didnt go to the court. They used human sources. From about the moment papadopoulos joins the Trump Campaign you have ...

Back inconclusive which is now why it's in the hand of anthropologist. griff: charles, thank you. molly. molly: joining us now to unpack the legal questions here that brian laundrie parents could be facing. david bruno, thank you for joining us. at this point in time no charges for the parents and their attorney, it's his job of course, defending them. he says this. >> i think it was realized that charges were not appropriate. there was never a threat. there was never coercion, there was never a deal cut. molly: when we talk about charges, potential charges against the parents, we hear a lot o...

Updated at Share This Officer Kevin Nielsen, of the Pocatello PD, gives a Century High School sophomore science class a brief rundown of the equipment he carries in his patrol vehicle on Jan. 25. Officer Nielsen has been a student resource officer for nearly two years, transferring from Hawthorne Middle School to Century less than one month ago. | Kalama Hines, EastIdahoNews.com EDITOR’S NOTE:This story is part of a five-part series examining the lives of law enforcement and emergency responders in the Pocatello/Chubbuck area. POCATELLO — Kevin Nielsen is a second-generation cop. And as...

ISU Law Enforcement classes offer local officers close-to-home certification Updated at Share This Law Enforcement Program Coordinator Lynn Case instructs a class of 22 in striking techniques at the class facility on Jan. 26, 2021. Along with useful striking skills, graduates of the class receive all necessary training required to become a law enforcement officer in Idaho. | Kalama Hines, EastIdahoNews.com POCATELLO — Idaho State University has been certifying police officers for at least 63 years. But until recently, the law enforcement program was on life support. Things changed when ne...