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Unit killed 5a people in suspicious circumstances in just one six month tour. that reporting led to calls for a public inquiry, which is now under way to examine these underlying allegations of war crimes. in an unexpected reversal today, the ministry of defence, as you said, confirmed for the first time that uk special forces were involved in these raids that are now being scrutinised. but the ministry of defence is still asking for widespread reporting restrictions on the public inquiry. lawyers for the bereaved families and for the bbc and four other media organisations are calling for as m...

Hard to say whether all these men who were involved in this and women will ever really be exposed. certainly there are people that know who was involved. and, you know, there were a lot of people that were in epstein owes circle. academics. it wasn't wasn't just all politicians, it was being a democks hey, julie, it's willie. good to you have on again this morning. so our viewers understand how we got to this investigative investigation, senator ben sasse read your reporting, was shocked by it and pushed and pushed and pushed and got the department of justice to now vet alex acosta's role in t...

Ford's are doorstep. that's why she desired to speak out, what led us to thursday's hearing. as you know, further reporting led "the new yorker" to the doorstep of another accuser, deborah ramirez. this hearing revealed two very different countries with two very different media environments. the debate about cavanaugh is happening everywhere, but it's happening in two alternative universes. there's only one point of consensu consensus. >> the fight to confirm judge kavanaugh tearing washington apart. >> we're talking about tearing the country apart. >> tearing the country apart. take a look at...

State of mind right now? >> well, wolf, it was chaos and confusion earlier over here today at the justice department. as officials were prepared for the deputy attorney general, rod rosenstein, to get fired by the president. but that did not happen. it all, of course, began on friday with that explosive "new york times" reporting led to conversations, we're told, over the weekend, where the deputy attorney general did discuss with white house officials about potentially resigning. but they couldn't get the details worked out. he wanted to do it on his own terms. he really cared about the timin...

The laws because it's on you democrats to allow this to continue. >> sandra: it's interesting, this scathing opinion piece by laura bush on the policy. many of us have had a chance to read it this morning, kayleigh. she h live in a border state and appreciate protecting the national boundaries but the zero-tolerance policy is cruel and immoral and breaks my heart, she wrote. and as our reporting led io this, it was her president, george w. bush who nicinitiatede zero-tolerance approach for immigration on which president trump's policy is modelled. >> that's exactlyright. the families were sepa...