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Counterterrorism and i was the assistant director of counterintelligence and we were both as soon sistant director o operations, you split the job and he was running one side of the fbi and i was running the other. you ha whether it was meetings with eric holder, jim comey, i've always found andy to be not only a trustworthy individual but a man of honor and integrity. and i think it can't be said enough about that. >> i want to read you one of the many tweets of our president over the weekend about mccabe and specifically mccabe shares with comey and some of you know reflebsively, and that's ...

For two weeks they watched his note taking, his whisper add sides to attorney fleisher. >> he felt he was wrongfully prosecuted. the only way we could tie up a lot of things and actually prove things or disprove things is by him testifying. >> give me the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth. >> i do. >> reporter: how would he convey his innocence first by describing his hospital vigil, a concerned son on the night of the shooting. >> did he acknowledge that you were there? >> yeah, he could squeeze your hand but couldn't speak. >> how did you feel when you saw your father at the r...

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Watched his careful note taking, his whispered asides to attorney fleisher. he felt that he was wrongfully prosecuted, and the only way that we could tie up a lot of things, and actually prove things, or disprove things, was by him testifying. bailiff: --the statement you're about to give will be the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth? i do. all right, mr. sutton-- keith morrison: how would he convey his innocence? first, by describing his hospital vigil, a concerned son on the night of the shooting. did he acknowledge that you were there? yeah, he could he could squeeze your ha...

Judge, we're calling chris sutton. keith morrison: jurors had to be deeply judge, we're calling chris sutton. >> jurors had to be deeply curious about the man accused of putting a hit on his own parents. for one thing in his buttoned down shirt and wire-rimmed glasses he looked more law student than murder suspect, and besides for two weeks they watched his careful note taking, his whispered asides to attorney fleisher. >> he felt that he was wrongfully prosecuted and the only way we could tie up a lot of things and actually prove things or disprove things was by him testifying. >> about to ...