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better off with a small number of committees collapsing this half dozen committees into one or two that would investigate this in some fashion. but i do think, anderson, in addition to that the fact that the new york attorney general today issued these subpoenas with regard to deutsche bank underscores that even if the congress holds back, there are going to be other bodies, such as the new york a.g.'s office and the southern district, the federal office in new york that are going to continue investigations. and it's especially important that the new a.g. investigation centers on the deutsche bank. for a long time in circles around washington, the deutsche bank has been at the heart of the conversations. was there money laundering? we didn't think there were inflated assets, but many people in the financial community believe strongly that there's money laundering of some sort that went on here and the new york a.g. may find that. this woman, leticia james, the new york attorney general, is quite something.
addition to that the fact that the new york attorney general today issued these subpoenas with regard to the deutsche bank underscores that even if the congress holds back, there are going to be other bodies, such as the new york a.g.'s office and the southern district, the federal office in new york that are going to continue investigations. and it's especially important that the new a.g. investigation centers on the deutsche bank. for a long time in circles around washington, the deutsche bank has been at the heart of the conversations. was there money laundering? we didn't think there were inflated assets, but many people in the financial community believe strongly that there's money laundering of some sort that went on here and the new york a.g. may find that. this woman, letitia james, the new york attorney general, is quite something. she's a tough cookie. she said what donald trump has to worry about is mueller, cohen and tish james. >> carl, i'm wondering what you
with trafficking. >> our investigation centers around human trafficking and if there are customers, these types of businesses can flourish. >> reporter: if convicted on these charges, robert kraft could face a $500 fine and 60 days in jail. it's been a very unusual scene here since most people began to recognize the location that live here. we will show you video that happened last night and is continuing this morning. folks coming out here and all posing for selfies and making a joke out of this. just a real surreal scene. as you look at people having a little bit of frivolity around this, the investigators say what may get lost in this, in human trafficking, it takes a and b. a being the clients who want the
administration like john bolton saying north korea is not living up to the agreement. and north korea is digging in their heels as well. during the diplomatic standoff, what is clear is the military is being expanded. they have a full arsenal, but not testing or parading them. the threat is still there. we just have to say if the second trump-kim summit happens next year. let's see if they come to a deal. >> will ripley in hong kong. thank you. a house democrat seeking emergency hearing as investigators in north carolina look into allegations of election fraud in the congressional race. the investigation centers on the operative who worked for republican mark harris. unofficial ballot totals showed harris ahead of dan mccready by
partisan piece from the hillary people. they're very angry. lanny davis is not the only one who believes that ten days before the 2016 election, comey dropped a bomb on hillary clinton when he said she's still under investigation. i'm not sure he's going to have a lot of allies on the center left or the left in this coming days. i'm talking about comey. thank you so much, julia ansley, jill wine-banks, we love your expertise here. robert costa, sir, who knows trump and bret stephens, thank you for the big picture. and phil rucker, you got that book. i don't know where but you got it. coming up, another part of the investigation centers on trump's long time lawyer and fixer michael cohen. this stuff is fascinating and what role he may have had killing negative stories about trump including the news today that the company that publishes the nation"national enquireren trump door man for an a salacious tip. how exposed does it leave trump?
democrats have discovered their inner cold war. putin thought they were behind in halftime and making ground for 17 years and russia and vladimir putin are not our friend and a long time we need to draw more boundary and take a tougher approach toward them. >> on the morning of donald trump's inauguration, there are new reports that allege the fbi, aid by the nsa and cia and treasury department, are reviewing intercepted communications and financial transactions between russian officials and associates of the trump campaign. "the new york times" released the report citing anonymous sources saying the investigation centers in part on trump's former campaign chairman paul manafort who has done business in ukraine and russia and had contacts under abroad that were under surveillance by the national security agency for suspected links to russia's federal security service. the successor of the kgb.
millions of americans who don't want to lose health insurance but want high-quality insurance and don't want to pay a price they can't afford for it. >> rick tyler, thank you so much for weighing in. we'll see you again on "morning joe." appreciate that. on the morning of donald trump's inauguration, a new report by the fbi and the cia and treasury department are reviewing intercepted communications and finanal transactions between russian officials and associates of the trump campaign. "the new york times" released a report citing anonymous sources saying the investigation centers in part on trump's former campaign chairman paul manafort who has done business in ukraine and russia and had contracts abroad under surveillance by the national security agency for suspected links to russia's federal security service, a success of the kgb. last night manafort denied contact with russian officials. the reports of two other campaign champion associates are being looked at, carter page, a