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Chicago insurance firm nabs state regulator Published by: Robert Li at 10 Dec 2020 The director of the Illinois Department of Insurance has returned to private practice at a Chicago boutiq... The director of the Illinois Department of Insurance has returned to private practice at a Chicago boutique. Chicago insurance coverage boutique Hoke has added Robert Muriel as partner, effective from 15 December. A high-profile lawyer in the Chicago market, Muriel most recently served nearly two years as director of state insurance regulatory body, the Illinois Department of Insurance. Muriel’s areas of strength include commercial and insurance disputes on behalf of policyholders, institutions and companies, including trial, appellate and arbitration matters. He is an experienced adviser on bad faith and insurance coverage claims, as well as professional malpractice and consumer class and collective actions.
arthel: molly has more now from washington. reporter: hi arthel. it is labor day weekend. there is speculation this would be the end of the beginning of the end. a special counsel robert mueller 's investigation. there been reports for months that the team hopes to wrap up by the end of summer. certainly president trump 's personal attorney rudy giuliani has called for some and to the investigation in view of the midterm elections coming up. so far, no final report. once a republican says quote - hopefully sooner rather than later we will know what robert mueller finds. >> robert muriel will be allowed to do his job. i'm on the judiciary committee i'm not even chairman next year. -- i might be chairman next year. how the department of justice and the fbi really were out to get donald trump early on. reporter: robert mueller himself is not said when a
leland: thanks. eboni? >> eboni: robert muriel subpoenaed the trump administration this week he spoke of a potential real estate deal that would have brought a trump tower to moscow. felix is a man who pitched the idea to donald trump's lawyer and he told jesse watters that the president has nothing to worry about. >> you're not worried about going to prison at all? >> for doing a real estate transaction? it's not illegal to try to build a nice building. >> jesse: are you concerned that the president is in legal jeopardy for any business dealings? >> any of the business dealings that i have had with the president i can swear to you and i would be more than happy to do it under oath. there was never any involvement of any foreign, you know, russian money and i can assure you to the best of my knowledge, vladimir putin didn't drop off a couple suitcases of cash with anyone to finance donald trump for his presidency. eboni: you can catch that
completely transparent. if this was hillary clinton she would have deleted some emails and used bleach bit on email system to say i don't know what you are talking about and use a fake hand wave to say i bleached i don't know what you are saying. here's the difference. nothing happened here. but you are always looking for that edge. what we know is the clintons gave a significant portion of our uranium to russia under their administration when she was the secretary of state. no one is talking about that. what we know is any collusion or any coordination, it's between hillary clinton and the russians for what she did. brian: corey, let me ask you this, somebody who didn't join the administration, you knew the russia probe has been happening sings the fall, gets heated in the winter. for whatever reason we know it's there on both sides. two intelligence committees and robert muriel taken over for comey. do you think the president needs to sit everybody down that used to or does work with him and say you have to let everything out. because i can't get my agenda forward if everyone keeps getting these -- the "new york times" gets ahold of emails
the man leading the investigation into the probe robert muriel speaking at commencement address in massachusetts, guys? abby: thank you so much, griff. a disturbing warning from homeland security. >> they're obsessed with the terrorists, the idea of knocking down an airplane in flight. abby: the changes that you could soon be seeing at airports in the u.s. that is coming up next. could hillary clinton run for president again? don't ask chicago's mayor about that. that's coming up. ♪ whoa, whoa ♪ everybody's dreaming big ♪ whoa, whoa
away and jotting down notes. it's going to be psalmry of what he said, right? steve: we have heard that before where certain fbi agents interviewed somebody, they didn't record it, they took notes and extemporaneous notes. ainsley: if he thought he was doing something wrong. steve: which he is used to do. ainsley: if he thought he was doing something wrong, gregg jarrett writings from a legal standpoint he was obligated to report it immediately. by not reporting it immediately that shows he didn't feel like anything was wrong. brian: catherine herridge writes is he a former prosecutor who is known to take copious notes on just about everything. he has proven that in the past. he was backed up last time he had to go public by then fbi director robert muriel said yeah, i remember exactly that you have a guy come well prepared and can communicate. the white house is still efforting to get specific in the push back here. pushing ban 00 the russian leak situation that happened over the weekend and then what happened towards the end of last week with the series of interviews. steve: so it is curious if james comey thought the president was trying to obstructed justice back on
do you believe this girl and the defense is saying you have got to believe -- plain words what we had is this prestigious high school where labrie, where you had john kerry, the secretary of state attended. you had gary tradieux, fbi robert muriel attended this high school. but the bottom line is the girl did not come forward right away. this is not going to be. >> which doesn't mean -- lots of time people don't come forward, especially a young girl. >> i'm not accusing her. >> i you understand that. but that's something that the jury is going to have to sort out is -- >> -- there is not a lot of physical evidence, also. >> you know, katie, this senior salute thing, you know, listen, where is the university? i realize that the school wasn't on the roof top that night. but what in the world is going on at this very elite prep school that apparently this has become a tradition, some sort of where they kiss
the defense is saying you have got to believe -- plain words what we had is this prestigious high school where labrie, where you had john kerry, the secretary of state attended. you had gary tradieux, fbi robert muriel attended this high school. but the bottom line is the girl did not come forward right away. this is not going to be. >> which doesn't mean -- lots of time people don't come forward, especially a young girl. >> i'm not accusing her. >> i you understand that. but that's something that the jury is going to have to sort out is -- >> -- there is not a lot of physical evidence, also. >> you know, katie, this senior salute thing, you know, listen, where is the university? i realize that the school wasn't on the roof top that night. but what in the world is going on at this very elite prep school that apparently this has become a tradition, some sort of where they kiss
complication. we don't know if it's any connection. >> we can now confirm that the senators were, in fact, told that it tested positive for ricible. the briefing was conducted by the senate sergeant the a arms terry gainer, the fbi director robert muriel and homeland security secretary janet napolitano. they were briefed and told it was ricin. just to give you context about ricin according to the cdc. a potential clue would be a large number of people close to each other rapidly developed fever, cough and excess fluid in their lungs. these symptoms would likely be followed by severe breathing problems and possible death. okay. a.b.? >> well, the fear all day, washington, d.c., new york city, other cities besides boston and transportation locations and senators have been on high alert since yesterday and obviously the