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Ask you doctor about lyrica. drink you deputy general rod rosenstein this is questioned by a select group of congressional investigators in the two house committees this week. the meeting behind closed doors in the classified setting questioned by those congressman comes after residents sign failed to appear in capitol hill to respond to a news report that suggested secretly recording president trump to undermine his authority. he has denied that. bob goodlatte is the chairman of the house judiciary committee, one of the lawmakers interviewing rosenstein is coming when day. here he is with mar...

I mean, this is right from the top. i just wanted to make sure we credit you for that. >> it is one of my favorite quotes. >> yes, sir. >> and i encourage you to read the whole thing. but this is actually the concluding paragraph. it says, "the qualities of a good prosecutor are as elusive and as impossible to define as those which mark a gentleman." and you should read or woman. "and those who need to be told would not understand it anyway. a sensitiveness to fair play and sportsmanship is perhaps the best protection against the abuse of power and the citizens' safety lies in the prosecutor w...

It's kind of a weird moment, right? the guy who's interviewing rosenstein appears to have just given him the quote. not the name of the person who wrote it or the circumstances under which those remarks were delivered. but rosenstein recognized it, starts expounding on it ad-lib, who said, it the executive date on which the guy said it, what job he had when he gave those remarks, the building he was in when he gave these remarks, the room he was speaking in, how it has been received across history. he even knows at what point in that speech this quote is taken from. he's like oh, this is the c...

Who's robert jackson. it's kind of a weird moment, right? the guy who's interviewing rosenstein appears to have just given him the quote. not the name of the person who wrote it or the circumstances under which those remarks were delivered. but rosenstein recognized it, starts expounding on it ad-lib, who said, it the executive date on which the guy said it, what job he had when he gave those remarks, the building he was in when he gave these remarks, the room he was saeking in, how it has been received across history. he even knows at what point in that speech this quote is taken from. he's l...