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We asked three local Indigenous leaders who attended Monday's apology to tell us what they thought about the Pope's statement, and what's next.

被暱稱為「肥姐」的沈殿霞生前曾立下遺囑，要求女兒鄭欣宜35歲時才能動用留給她的6千萬（港幣，下同）的遺產。今年34歲的鄭欣宜，近期被媒體紛紛報導繼承遺產進入倒計時。對此，她在出席活動時首度回應此事。 「肥姐」與鄭少秋有過3年婚姻，生下女兒鄭...

But it certainly could be betrayal that the american public needs to know about. that should come out through other investigations if not through criminal prosecutions robert mueller decides to bring. >> let's bring in the legal eagles. i'll go to joyce first. one of the things -- and sima is already smiling. i know you are smiling and i know why. what's happening in the indictments is they are all getting around the margins of what we call russiagate. in this particular sentencing memorandum it's getting to the past criminality of someone who wie winds up on donald trump's team. the atlantic ...

>> joyce, let me ask you this question. and david has reporting that touches on this. if donald trump did know that people around him, potentially even his son, his children, were suborning crimes, isn't he liable for it? that's like saying, i know i won a million dollars and my son or daughter robs a bank to get me a million dollars. all i wanted was the million dollars. i didn't say to rob a bank but they did it to further my intent. wouldn't he still have liability there? >> danny did a great job laying out the problem prosecutors struggled so hard to explain to the american public. what it...

Trump's time in the white house. >> let's bring into the conversation former u.s. attorney for the northern district of alabama, joyce vance and the host of msnbc's politics nation and president of the national action network, reverend al sharpton. >> i want to go to joyce first. talk about that. talk about how critical it is to make sure you have a diverse pool of men and women of all different backgrounds, very diverse group, to be u.s. attorneys. talk about how future justice departments are filled from the ranks of former u.s. attorneys. >> this is a point i don't think we can put too much...