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D.c. and that is a -- all u.s. attorney jobs are important. being u.s. attorney for d.c. is a particularly important prosecutor's job. the d.c. u.s. attorney's office is the largest u.s. attorney's office in the country. prosecutors from that office have jurisdiction overall sorts of things that have national residence including all sorts of juicy stuff involving the federal government. in the trump administration, the u.s. attorney's office in d.c. has been particularly high profile because of the role of that office in either handling or taking part in the investigations and the prosecutions...

>> us in. >> so sam pat up actually has a lot in common with paul manafort they have worked towing, there are a lot of links here, he too is a republican political consultant and he was charged with lobbying on behalf of a pro-russia political party in ukraine, another charge that we saw come down on rick gates and paul manafort i think he really seven is a foil right now for how easy it could be for paul manafort if he couldn'ts. we know that sam cat unhas greet today cooperate with prosecutors in d.c. because i've referral that came out of robert mueller's office he will couldn't and give in...

He also admitted to prosecutors that he helped a pro-russian ukrainian oligarch illegally funnel foreign money into the trump inaugural committee. sam patton plead guilty last august. he became a cooperating witness. what we know of his business pasts and the filings in the case thus far show that the case and his cooperation may be tied up not only to the trump inaugural committee, which was just subpoenaed last week by federal prosecutors, but also to constantine kilimnik with whom he was involved in business relationships. konstantin kilimnik is the russian intelligence figure who has himse...

The sanctions relief was that he lied because if he told the truth, you know, trump wouldn't be happy with him. that's really another way of saying it. which means that he's protecting trump by lying about it. and that's incredible. >> take 30 seconds and tell me what you hope at the end of all of this, whenever it takes us, people learn about pedestrians and federal judges. >> i hope they learn that their main motivation is the law and the facts and they are not coming from the political place so many other areasth are. and judges and prosecutors personally have political beliefs, but when th...

They're fighting as i said all the way to the supreme court in some cases. but they appear to have lost at every stage. as far as we can tell from the heavily redacted filings that we have in the mystery case, the company is now paying $50,000 per day every day as punishment for them still refusing to comply with the subpoena because the courts have ruled that they really do need to comply with the subpoena. and this is a case that has been tied up in incredibly highfaluting litigation for months now. it's still not clear, i guess, in the end if mueller is going to get whatever it is he is dem...