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you and one other thing, and that is, i think it's important to compare the way that other presidents have dealt with classified information, compared to the way that donald trump is dealing with classified information. and also dealing with their own presidential records. and "the new york times" has a great example of this today. and they talk about obama. for example, during the three years that mr. obama wrote his 768-page memoir, after leaving the white house, the millions of pages of his official presidential records were locked away, "the times" reports, in warehouses in washington and chicago. each time mr. obama wanted to review something, his aides submitted precise requests to the national archives and records administration. sometimes documents would be encrypted and loaded on to a laptop, that would be brought to mr. obama at his office in washington. other times, a paper document would be placed in a locked bag for his pursual and later
was calling home, and what phones were being used. but this makes the committee's investigation all the way more difficult. i >> just don't want think, just when you talk about the norms these records, it is the law to. it's not just norms. the president is quite clear on this. he says whoever willfully unlawfully conceals news, mutilates obliterates or destroy its, doesn't say flush down the toilet, or intends to do so, take some carries away any record, proceeding, map, book, paper document, or other thing, fouled or deposited with any clerk or office, or any court of the united states or any public office, or with any judicial public officers should be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than three years, or both. it's key there, but there's definitely a pattern of concealment here that you guys have been unearthing in your excellent reporting. thank you very much, ashley parker and luke broad wall. >> all right, coming up, the question on everyone's minds. what is donald trump's criminal exposure here? what happens when a president
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got on the phone with the head of the national security division at the justice department to say someone in the intelligence community thinks something on this phone call was really unacceptable and what our new reporting from nbc news is showing that at the time she made that phone call, she considered that to be a complaint, a criminal complaint she was passing along to the justice department for them to investigate. when you do a criminal referral from one agency to another, by definition, that means you think there may have been a crime committed there. the justice department did not take that up and pursue an investigation based on that, and justice department officials tell us one reason for that is because it was in a phone call from the cia attorney and not paper document, they didn't consider it to be a formal criminal complaint. >> so there are the semantics. as far as the doj is concerned. all of that, you get a sense the democrats use their subpoena power to try to get the ag bill barr to answer why he didn't launch an investigation into
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patrol agents encounter thousands of illegal immigrants trying to enter our country. all americans are hurt by uncontrolled illegal migration. >> uncontrolled illegal migration. before the speech the white house circulated a paper document showing projections from customs and border protection that the southwest border apprehensions are expected to rise. that's the expected to rise, hitting about 600,000 in the fiscal year 2019. that seems like quite a spike from recent years. but it's a fraction of apprehensions from the 2000s. it was higher in the 1980s. through the 2000s, dropped down in 2003, bit of a spike, take a look at this. this is where apprehensions at the southern border are now compared to where they were back in 2000. and then there is this topic. >> women and children are the biggest victims, by far, of our broken system.
where did the investigation come from? multicultural, many countries involved, even. >> yes, it comes from a various of sources, it was a telephone intercept who just so happening to be the brother of the crown brins, the saudi ambassador told him to go get this paper document to get remarried and he insured him he would be safe in visiting the consulate there, and that fore conversation was under the presence of the crown prince of saudi arabia. the crown prince ordered the
faithful in st. peter's square ahead of his general audience that he holds every wednesday. i want to bring back in nbc's anne thompson. anne, hopefully we have your audio all worked out because i know we caught you off. >> sorry, frances. >> no, it wasn't your deal. but i'm curious to have you continue on in speaking about this encyclical, the papal gifts to president trump and the meaning behind the medallion and the paper document. >> i focus on laudato iscy becae it is the encyclical he sent out to the entire catholic church. it lays out a very strong case as i said for developing countries led by the united states to move away from a fossil fuel based economy because when we burn fossil fuels that puts carbon dioxide into the atmosphere which kratz this greenhouse effect that warms the earth.