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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20180508:05:11:00 - Vimarsana News

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This is kwn their congressional authority and constitutional authority. and the doj is tone walling given their embarrassment and tracking on the hillary clinton e-mail case. we know fisan abuse and ongoing witch hunt in the trump/russia collusions that never happened. and if the attorney general does not speed up the delivery of these requested for month and even years of unredakted documents tis time for sessions, rosenstein and any one else obstructing congress's investigation to be held in contempt and face the serious legal consequences associated with it. mr. attorney general and mr. dep...

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As national security advisor. and there is it no logan act violation for john kerry? where are the agents and the fbi and doj breaking down john kerry's door? it is a two tiered justice system. we'll have full analysis and john kerry's unauthorized actions. did john kerry violate the law. and first, obstruction and stone walling in the justice department. thousands of documents subpened by the house judiciary and oversight and house intel committee are slow walked and with held or massively redakted in what is a clear effort to impair the constitutional right of duty to check the doy and execu...

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Handover at least to congress, but there are growing concerns that this could possibly lead to a showdown between rod rosenstein, the department of justice at large and members of congress. could rod rosenstein be held in contempt add is this going to become a show down? >> that's possible if you look at the republicans who are very much supportive of donald trump. they're being aggressive in their interactions with rosenstein and in response with their ongoing frustration and really believe they could be stone walling and giving them the information they need to respond respectfully to this a...

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Stone walling, it didn't get through congress. so we have certain tools at our disposal, we can use the power of the purse, hold officials in contempt and we can impeach these civil officers. we have to be willing to do that, otherwise they will try to run out the clock on a lot of this stuff. >> you have civil officers and representatives appointed by president trump. i had the opportunity about an hour ago to speak to a senior d.o.j. official, they point out a couple of things. this is the first week since d they doubled the amount of agents. they are trying to produce them. another thousand...

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Voted for whom. that's what generate generates . >> cardinals added to the burning ballot to create the black smoke signifying that no pope has been chosen. the white smoke that hails a new pope was made by burning the paper alone. today chemical poucompounds are added to the ballot to color the smoke. modern conclave usually only lasts for a few days. but in the 13th century, they could go on for months. >> in the 13th century, briberies would be involved. people were stone walling or philly bu filibustering. in 1292, cardinals elected a new