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Katy Tur hosts coverage of national and international news, including breaking stories. Senators hit late in 2017, and now accounts are being setup, and infiltrate audiences through the social issues and create a Behavior Change and take every crack and turn it into the chasm so when it is election time, you can drive them politically towards the candidates and the same approach. When you say make every crack a chasm and by taking the groups and the ones that we are seeing the examples of right now are the groups on the left and mostly the groups from the page called are resistors, and women r...

It was much lengthier, which i think caused some of us to speculate that all of these delays related to some juror issue, but the jurors are all back. Theres been no further discussion of the reason for the delay. Testimony is ongoing. The other intriguing thing that happened today was about sealed testimony about some rick gates testimony that could have to do with an investigation that is still ongoing. When we consider what investigations are still ongoing that rick gates might have to do with, were looking at the larger special counsel investigation into the russia probe. What do you make ...

>> and hold own one more thing don't start defense team with claiming that is your -- that somehow there's a right to free speech and what you wear or don't wear to court. because the right to free speech is not unfettered you can't go into court wearing something that will inflame jury like yelling fire and a crowded theater. the right to free speech and wearing whatever t-shirt that has a message does not pend to tainting a jury and getting a mistrial. do i think that will happen, no. but it is an argument yes it is. rachel: okay let's move to this other situation so the ex-wife of slain mic...

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