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that s different than his, perhaps, more gran yu that s different than his, perhaps, more gran ylar daily gripes on twitter where he s talking about former fbi employees, lisa page and peter strzok or bruce ohr, someone who s currently at the justice department who he s threatened w withdraw his security clearance. those are individual cases. the justice department doesn t comment on those. today it was digit becaufferent it was about the attorney general s control over the justice department and felt like it was time to push back and this, oching of courf course, i. he rarely does this. he always, as every single event, sessions goes out of his way to praise the president. to talk about furtherering his agenda. but the one time that he did push back was back in february where, again, the president questioned his integrity. he said what the attorney general had been doing at the justice department surrounding carter page, and surveillance and fisa, those issues that have become al ....
these events. by obligation, you mean your legal obligation or did you mean something bigger? both my legal obligation and my moral obligation. your moral obligation. i actually want to present an alternative theory. your family came here escaping the holocaust via uruguay. your parents moved, lucy and later you, here. you ve done that american success story through dint of hard work and innovation, good idea, a knack for hiring the right people and some look, you ve built up considerable, successful business, one that i know for a fact would make your parents proud. they came here because they knew that it was here that they could have freedom that they had not enjoyed, security that they had not enjoyed, and opportunity that they had not enjoyed. no doubt on some level, you re grateful and it s created a sense of patriotism in you. is that fair to say? very fair. why, sir, with your courage to come before us, does that same standard not apply to mr. mulvaney, mr. du ....
obligation to account fully for my role in these events. did by obligation, you mean simply your legal obligation? or did you mean something bigger? well, both my legal obligation and my moral obligation. your moral obligation? i actually want to present an alternative theory. your family came here escaping the holocaust via uruguay. and your parents moved lucy and later you here where, frankly, you ve been an american success story. through dent of hard work and innovation, good idea, and knack to hire the right people and some luck, you ve built a considerable successful business. one that i know for a fact would make your parents proud. they came here because they knew that it was here that they could have freedom that they had not enjoyed, security that they had not enjoyed, and opportunity that they had not enjoyed. and no doubt, on some level, you re grateful and it s created a sense of patriotism in you. is that fair to say? very fair. why then, sir, with your c ....
Expecting to hear more from the pentagon soon, the briefing got pushed back slightly, but we are looking forward to it at 2:30 eastern time. the pentagon says word got to the white house so late because the secretary of defense s chief of staff was out sick with the flu. now, she has ordered an investigation into who knew what and when even though she did not delegate her responsibilities to tell congress, the deputy secretary of defense, and the white house, to anyone else. and her statement didn t take any personal responsibility for any of this either. the other questions being raised here is just how often the president in fact talks with his secretary of defense, given this period of time where no one was hearing anything from secretary austin. especially as u.s. forces have been under attack overseas. the pentagon tried to assure people yesterday there was never any point in time a gap that could have caused a national ....
Investigators have recovered the flight recorders from the deadly plane crash outside of moscow. russia says yevgeny prigozhin and nine other passengers and crew were on board. several of them are believed to be senior wagner officials. vladimir putin reacted to the crash and described prigozhin as a talented man who made serious mistakes. the crash happened two months to the day after prigozhin led a brief rebellion in russia. let s talk with jill doherty, a cnn contributor and former cnn moscow bureau chief. she s also an adjunct professor at georgetown university. without hearing anything officially about what happened to that plane, why it went down, does anyone not believe that ....