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Jussie smollett was convicted on five disorderly conduct charges for staging a fake hate crime against himself. that was quite a case. obviously got widespread attention, also devoted a whole lot of resources to investigating a celebrity facing an alleged hate crime that didn't pan out, gillian. >> gillian: yeah, so not only did kim foxx allegedly live better to medications but jussie smollett sister, she violated her professional ethics code, we are learning now, according to legal experts, when she offered smollett's sister legal advice. she said something to the tune of, it is important you...

Minority. but is also possible that some of these people are leaving because they feel they are being forced to vote on the far-let's plan that doesn't represent their districts? >> that is certainly the likely case. he mentioned the elevated number of retirements. it's a little weird for politicians, being a chair of the committee is kind of fun. you get a lot of power, why did they want to leave? to your point, i think really disturbing for democrats is the announcement of a retirement from someone like representative stephanie murphy. she is in a swing district in florida, she is a younger ...

This after he illegally crossed the southern border with mexico. the unidentified 21-year-old saudi arabian man was nabbed near yuma, arizona, on thursday. he was wearing a volunteer ems jacket from a town in upstate new york. arizona's attorney general mark bernadette joins us on this case now. thank you for your time today. we hear a lot about human traffickers, drug dealers, and the threat that they pose at the border. but this case raises a new set of questions here. how weary do you think we need to be about terrorists and would-be terrorists? >> gillian, thank you for having me on. we sh...

Security. arizona attorney general joins us soon with how his state is handling this case. speak what you open it up to its human trafficking, criminals, and terrorism. how many of that 400,000 didn't get arrested and they are terrorists?

To each other. >> gillian: sorry to interrupt you, i want to make sure i ask you real quick if you are surprised that china is doing this on the cheap, as well. $50,000 a month might be a lot of money to normal folks, but $50,000 a month to extract directly from an american, some of the most useful and certainly valuable technological information out there circulating at u.s. universities is really not much money. >> no, it's not. and full disclosure, dealing with this case, this professor is being charged with not disclosing their relationship and the amount of money that he was receiving fro...