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That. so "the post" filed to have all that stuff unsealed. and this is actually an important dynamic to watch. you know, today we got the public release of all these hundreds of pages of documents from the michael cohen trial. we'll be talking about a little later on. the reason we got all these documents released today was because of a motion filed with the court by "the new york times." "the times" asked the court to unseal all this stuff which is what drove the news cycle all day. in the manafort case, it was file would the court by "the washington post." see, this is why you need to subscr...

Prosecutors were asking witnesses questions about the two pr firms who worked with manafort as recently as january of this year. we don't yet know if they are going to be charged, but prosecutors have been actively interested in them as recently as a few weeks ago. the law firm involved with manafort is a very rich and influential law firm. you might remember they entered into an official non-prosecution agreement with the justice department in january in which they admitted wrong-doing and agreed to pay back millions of dollars in ill-gotten gains from this scheme they were involved in with m...

That the gates case is gone going and that includes several ongoing investigations. that could be the inauguration. he was the deputy campaign chairman. it could be related to the campaignering with don't know if it is new york state, it is not good news for the president that this case is ongoing. >> we do know one of mueller's top prosecutors is leaving the team. steve bannon once referred to him as the lebron jail of money laundering investigations. what does this signal to you about the focus of mueller's investigation? >> so weissman was the lead prosecutor on the manafort case. he also a...

But scott lloyd's agency, the federal government agency he was running wouldn't let her leave the shelter to go to the doctor. that is what ultimately became a class-action lawsuit led by that pregnant teenage girl who was literally being forced to continue this pegs -- pregnancy against her will by the u.s. government until the aclu intervened to take her case and won it. we talked to the attorney who sued on her behalf. >> they were literally holding her hostage, blocking the door, preventing her from obtaining an abortion. and i believe that was their goal to hold her hostage until she carr...

Girl may have become impregnated. and is she asking for an abortion, the federal government is tracking this down to age 12. and finally the last column is reserves for notes on each case. you can zoom in on that notes on each case. if you zoom in, then you can see in one case, they're talking about the timeline of the girl's last menstrual cycle as being tracked by the trump administration except they spell menstrual wrong. let's look at one industry here so you can see this is one at random. so you can see the kind of data they were collecting. this is a case from march of last year, march o...