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According to a source. in the past the white house has blocked information from being turned over to congress involving foreign leader conversations with putin and trump, for example, but what makes this different is this involves a whistle-blower complaint to dni protect under the law so this really is unprecedented. president trump for his part, he has tweeted that he would never say anything inappropriate to a foreign leader and we know from officials that the president is often informal and spontaneous in his calls in conversations with foreign leaders. in fact, those calls and conversatio...

If you're not here legally, you don't get to the vote. >> here is the person who might be the next governor of georgia base schabasically saying illeg, they're going to help. >> in new york you go vote and you haven' don't have to preseny identification. to get in this builder this morning i needed identification. >> in maryland i have to show my driver's license. >> that's good. >> and you get a fre i free id n almost everybody state. you should get a free id and present it. by god, if there's somewhere you should prove where you are, it's there. >> "saturday night live" sometimes off key and...

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Around the fact we were quitting our jobs to start this. it was this passion we had. i think that we feel lucky because we did one thing and did it really well. we wanted people to really see that we bake these fresh every day. using the best ingredients. so when people came in, they told other people, you got to check that place out. they're baking in there and they're covered in flour and sugar. >> how did it become a television show? it's one thing to go from a corporate world to making cupcakes and now doing it on television. >> we had one of our customers come id n and he was a executive ...