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Hollowed out books in his office to conceal phones. dozens of handsets. usb and wads of cash. they also discovered his spreadsheet, meticulously detailing their methods for laundering the stash which was worth $4.5 million at the time of arrest. this is the largest seizure of crypto currency ever by us law enforcement. the message to criminals is clear— crypto currency is not a safe haven. the case dates back to 2016 when an unknown hacker moved nearly 120,000 bit coins from a bitcoin company to their own digital wallet. the stash sat there viewable but untouchable without the digital key. o...

These are frighteningly eye watering claims, bugging cars, listening to and recording live phone calls, paying police officials for sensitive information. i don't know to this day how many people have heard my deepest secrets, my desires. phone hacking was not practised by the mail. on sunday or the daily mail. i didn't feel like i was working in some sort of underground, illegal newsgathering operation. i was working at the sun, what you saw was what you got. you have just about anybody who has ever appeared in a tabloid newspaper saying, give me large wads of cash, please. i think it's actua...

>> will: recycling water bottles for cash to turn into drugs. because when you are addicted, you will turn anything into drugs. and if i was a betting man, i would say turning gift cards in seattle will be a lot easier than turning water bottles into drugs. but democrats don't seem to really care about getting to the root of the problem because that takes a lot of real work. they would rather throw wads of cash at the problem just to say they are doing something. and this kind of system actually ends up rewarding addiction, just ask anyone on the streets and they will tell you. >> we don't hav...

Solitary confinement or being in jail for months for a trespass is obviously disproportionate. when people who commit arson, left wingers that are actually trying to take over like they did in seattle, a whole part of the city, these people are really occupying and kicking out the police and taking over whole areas of cities, and they're let free. >> james -- james -- we appreciate you being with us. we are talking about the capitol, as congress was certifying an election, a free and fair and secure election, a very different thing than you're talking about. this story will continue. we're goi...

In watergate we had richard henderson. tonight we're just stuck with the plumbing. maggie haberman is about donald trump in "the breaking of america." she joins us now. maggie, you've had quite a day, but can you explain in more detail what was going on in the white house with these papers getting flushed? >> sure, john. so what was happening was staff in the white house residence where the president lived, you know, were discovering that the toilets were clogged, and when engineers went in to go see what was happening, there were clumped-up wads of paper, apparently notes or documents. it's n...