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Tool could make "journalists look like fools"
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Attorney for manhattan. and joan walsh, for the journalistic perspective from the nation. good to all of you have all of you. here before we dig deep. this is the first time joan, i believe i've been able to catch up with you before the first story broke. i'm curious, big picture, we'll get to our seem counselors here -- but big picture of what do you see here? and the prospect of a type of accountability for potential misconduct, alleged misconduct, according to some of the witnesses we've heard from on this very program, that donald trump ctv for so long? p ctv for so long? >> i think all of...
Trump seemed to evade for so long? >> i think all of us reading today, watching television today, looking at all these emerging facts, ari, are feeling a little bit better about the prospects for justice because we know that this man, regardless of how he became president, let's leave that aside, we know that he's been scamming the public sector for a long time. we know that he has been -- we have evidence that he's been not truthful about the valuations of various properties. he says, you know -- he lists something as high when that makes sense, it's valued less when that helped him on the ot...
Years of political turmoil over britain's plan to leave the european union are much closer to reality today. senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot from london now with the final steps to brexit. >> so the ayes have it. the ayes have it. >> the saga of brexit should be reaching a close with the house of common sense voting in favor of a key reading today. 258 to 234. uk prime minister boris johnson said he wanted brexit wrapped up for christmas. >> now is the time to come together and write a new and exciting chapter in our story. >> strengthened by the big win in parliamentary elect...