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That's kind of interesting because as a lawyer, that's work product privilege. what did i think was called for under those spds. there is going to be a lot of legal wrangling, a lot of negotiating. legitimately so before people willy-nilly turnover the documents. >> former watergate prosecutor and a guy pretending to be ken dilanian, our national news political reporter, thank you for your contributions today. all right. we just learned some sad news. actor luke perry has died. a spokesperson for his family says the beverley hills 90210 star passed away in burbank california after suffering ...

Forcing thousands of more federal employees to return to work without getting paid. this as ceos and the president's own advisers start raising the alarm on the long-term negative impact on the economy. jamie diamond of jpmorgan warning that the shutdown could wipe out first quarter economic growth entirely. and in money power politics, new reporting that high level executives at t it mobile had reservations at trump's dc hotel one day after announcing a megamerger that would need the administration's approval. executives staying at least 38 times, including the company's ceo who previously ...

Time warner. a mega merger against the leg challenge of the justice department. christina partsinevelos has the story. how are you doing? >> i'm doing great. let's break down the defeat of the justice department. the justice department argued at&t couldn't buy time warner because that would result in less competition in the market and higher prices for consumers. people look to at&t as a telephone provider and they provide a wireless service as well as content but at&t said they need to compete against the likes of netflix. they need more content which is why they went after time warner they o...

Respected. what does that do for our faith and confidence in the democratic processes? at some point, you start to see it unraveling. people say well, it is not the revolutionary war. we have had worse times. the fact is, we never have worse times on the air. -- it is funny, i do not see this for my own personal perspective. i see this from a national perspective and it is a tragedy. and i love how gayle king handled it because she spoke strictly camera without a teleprompter and spoke from her heart. >> you will get to that in a few moments. i will seem a little later in the program, thank yo...

Journalist in america one week ago. and today he is the least respected. what does that do for our faith and confidence in the democratic processes? at some point, you start to see it unraveling. people say well, it is not the revolutionary war. we have had worse times. the fact is, we never have worse times on the air. -- it is funny, i do not see this for my own personal perspective. i see this from a national perspective and it is a tragedy. and i love how gayle king handled it because she spoke strictly camera without a teleprompter and spoke from her heart. >> you will get to that in a fe...