scrambling the jets from joint base andrews just outside washington, d c to protect the region and then this plane, apparently, you know, has gone down in virginia and stanton, virginia, west of charlottesville. yeah and as you said it went from yellow to green to yellow briefly back to normal now, though, become tomorrow morning, chad. what kind of briefing will you be expecting? they're going to be lots of questions that would be asked. yeah and most of this is going to be you know what happened at this point? um you know, there will be questions on capitol hill. as you know what did happen how capital affected. that's the kind of the congressional lane there, but this is more of a regional lane. as to what happened with this plane. why did it, you know take you know such a strange path? why did it pierce that airspace? we've had that happen before i remember back in in 2004 2005. we had a couple of errant jets just, you know, cessnas that just flew off, you know, improper error air paths and landed at leesburg, virginia. you had a lot of that in the early days. the first couple of ye

scrambled from joint base andrews near washington sunday, two f-16 fighter jets racing to intercept a cessna citation jet approaching restricted d.c. airspace. the air force pilots radioed the cessna pilots but got no response. >> this is an armed air defense fighter transmitting on 121.5. you have been intercepted. >> on the ground, the sonic booms from the fighter jets rattled the greater d.c. area, shaking hopes from annapolis, maryland, to northern virginia. the thunderous sounds so loud, concerned residents called 911. as the f-16s approached the runaway plane, they could see the pilot appeared unresponsive. the plane had taken off from tennessee, headed to long island, new york, then did an unexplained 180, turning south again as air traffic controllers tried unsuccessfully to raise the pilot and told other planes to stay away. that's when the fighter jets were scrambled. >> if they were intercepting an aircraft that was doing 70 or 80% of the speed of sound and needed to intercept that aircraft quickly, the only way to do it would be to go ahead and go supersonic to increase th

if a potential prosecution is moved down there, why is jack smith still in washington. andrew weissmann is sharing with us venue and what a supreme court has to do with it. >> how exactly a prosecution would happen if it works. how would a jury without security clearance see the evidence. you got to imagine a scenario is being gamd out right now, and not just a theoretical one. nbc news has learned donald trump's leal team has been told that donald trump is not a witness but a target. joining me now is nbc justice and intelligence correspondent, ken dilanian, in bedminster, new jersey, vaughn hillyard, and here with me, nbc news senior legal continue, laura jarrett. talk to me about what's happening down in florida? >> reporter: as you mentioned, we saw david harbach, a key figure in the special counsel's investigation, a manager that goes back to jack smith. we saw him walk into court today, and we believe he's involved with presenting information before the grand jury. obviously we don't know what's going on. that signals to us sa something important is happening here, and w

well, now i will quote about nato the statement made by biden at andrews air force base near washingtonid yes, can ukraine or does he plan to facilitate ukraine's entry into nato the american president said no and explained no because they that is, we are ukrainians have to meet the same standards, so i'm not going to make it easy. i think they've done everything to demonstrate the ability to military coordination, but there is a whole problem . is their system safe, is it not corrupt, does it meet all the standards that every other nato country meets? i think that he can answer , but it is not automatically said by joseph biden p . oleksandr. please tell me about exactly what threats, risks and non-standards biden is already talking about and which one exactly and what he you know, he actually said to the ukrainian authorities, giving such an answer to the dreams of individual politicians that we will somehow become nato members a-a i think the answers are that the united states is not immediately ready to extend nato security guarantees to the territory of ukraine this is actually an

andrew all right. linsey watts for us in washington. linsey, thank you. now to the race for the white house. most of the republican presidential hopefuls were in iowa this weekend pitching themselves as the future of the party. it comes as a number of republicans running for president is expected to grow in the coming days as the republican field in the 2024 presidential race is about to get even more crowded. former new jersey governor chris christie is expected to announce he's running for president tomorrow, followed by a similar announcement by former vice president mike pence on wednesday, i oh, nearly every republican running for president spending the weekend in iowa. appearing at a rally at the state fairgrounds near des moines. america is not a land of oppression. america is the land of opportunity. pence in jeans, boots and a leather vest. we're looking forward to being back in iowa on wednesday, hopping on the back of his harley at an annual roast and ride, teasing his presidential announcement. one of the reporters just asked me if we're showing up more in iowa, what our lane wou

announced by us president joubaden to nato during a conversation with journalists at andrews air force base near washingtonted that ukraine has already demonstrated the ability to military coordination in this sense has done everything possible, but there are still a number of questions, in particular, regarding the security of the ukrainian system , the absence of corruption, and compliance with all standards that we meet with other countries in nato. biden announced that ukraine is capable of fulfilling practically all these conditions, but this will not happen automatically. in the western media, there was an assumption that ukraine could be offered a simplified procedure for joining the alliance after the war without implementing the so-called membership plan at the july vilnius nato summit. what to expect, we will discuss with valentin smooth, a political scientist, valentin we welcome you, good night, congratulations. so, let's see what we can expect from the nato summit in vilnius, which will be held in july. that they are ready to accept us, but unfortunately not now. and when we don't know about t

time , us president joe biden said this during a conversation with journalists at andrews air force base near washington well, i will further point out that ukraine is once again biding. he says that ukraine has shown the ability to coordinate in this sense, it has done everything possible, but there are still a number of questions, in particular, about the security of the ukrainian system, about the absence of corruption, about compliance with all standards that other countries in nato meet. biden in particular, he emphasized that ukraine is able to fulfill all these conditions, but it will all happen, it will not happen automatically. well, i will remind you that earlier in the western media there was an assumption that at the vinnytsia summit in july nato ukraine can offer a simplified procedure for joining the alliance after the war without the implementation of the so-called plan for membership. you can see that in this one paragraph and which we quote from american sources, in particular, there are certain contradictions, if not to say specific ones, there are against the sources, mostly they are

well, now about nato, i will quote a statement made by biden at andrews air force base near washingtonn to facilitate ukraine's accession to nato ? the american president said no and explained : no, because they. meet the same standards so i'm not going to make it easy i think they've done everything to demonstrate the ability to military coordination but there's a whole problem is their system secure it's not corrupt yet it meets all the standards it every other nato country is responsible. i think that he will be responsible. i think that he can be responsible, but it was not automatically said by joseph biden , oleksandr. please tell me what threats, risks and non-standards he is already talking about. to the authorities, having given such an answer to the dreams of individual politicians that we will somehow become members of nato a-a i think that the answer is that the united states is not immediately ready to extend guarantees on the territory of ukraine of nato security, well, this is actually the expected story, there is nothing new here, and he says that let's wait, let's figu

nobody in washington seems understand, andrew. i see. okay. okay. one of the things i think all we need to remember is that the whole reason why we're in this situation is because russia took the united states off guard by stopping the original american plan to have cuba concord on boss. present a put in early preemptive dad through his special operation, but he actually not done so with the united states has planning to do was have key over concord. don't boss re arm retrain, re equip and so on and so forth. up and so they decided to eventually make a move on crimea. present, approved has opened and spoken about the scenario forecast. now the united states seems to have had many major miscalculations because they were planning for a proxy war between a ukraine and russia in crimea. sometime later this decade, they weren't planning for it last year and we can assess that because if the were planning for this, why would and nato secretary general jan stoughton berg declare and mid february of this year, there russia in need or are in a so called race

nato , us president joe biden said this during a conversation with journalists at andrews air force base near washington, he noted that ukraine has already showed the ability to military coordination and in this sense did everything possible, but there are still a number of questions, in particular, regarding the security of the ukrainian system , the absence of corruption, and compliance with all the standards that other nato countries meet earlier in the western mass media there was an assumption that at the july vilnius nato summit in ukraine they may offer a simplified procedure for joining the alliance after the war without fulfilling the of the so-called membership plan, dmytro, and here, uh, at first, biden says that ukraine should be in nato, and the next day, in fact, we hear such a statement, and how consistent it is, again, because through the prism of the perception of ukrainians, it is again from victory to treason is absolutely correct, we also took those words for the most part when they appeared, only the first part of the quote, i will explain everything now, because i understood it, se

scrambled from joint base andrews near washington sunday two f-16 fighter jets racing to intercept ate cessna citation jet, approached restricted d.c. airspace the pilots radioed the cessna pilot but got no sense >> this is an armed air defense fighter. you have been intercepted. >> reporter: on the ground, the sonic boom from the fighter jets rattled the greater d.c. area, shaking homes from annapolis, maryland, to northern virginia the thunderous sounds so loud concerned residents called 911 but as the f-16s approached the runaway plane, they could see the pilot appeared unresponsive. the plane had taken off from tennessee, headed to long island, new york then did an unexplained 180, turning south again, as air traffic controllers tried unsuccessfully to raise the pilo and told other planes to stay away that's when the fighter jets were scrambled >> if they were intercepting an aircraft that was doing 70 or 80% of the speed of sound and needed to intercept that aircraft quickly, the only way to do it would be to go ahead and go supersonic, to occlude the enclosure rate on the aircr

washington. the social media influencer andrew tate, and three other defendents — including his brother tristan —rafficking and forming a criminal organisation to exploit women. one of the defendents has also been charged with rape. both have previously denied the allegations. they have been under house arrest in romania for months during a police investigation. our correspondent lucy williamson sent this report from bucharest. the man accused of targeting women across several countries. now the target of romanian prosecutors himself. andrew tate, his brother tristan, and two female associates formally charged with crimes, including human trafficking. the indictment filed at the bucharest court this morning, the result of six months of investigation by romania's organised crime unit. prosecutors say all four defendants formed an organised group to commit human trafficking, notjust within romania, but in the us and the uk. the charges involve seven alleged victims, who the indictment says were forced to produce pornographic material after being recruited by the tate brothers with false promises of

two f-16 jets were sent from joint base andrews after the plane entered restricted airspace over washingtonto a sonic boom heard across the region. even the president had to be briefed. >>> 16 migrants who entered the country in texas were flown to california on a private jet and dropped off outside the catholic diocese of sacramento over the weekend. the state's attorney general says an investigation is open to find out who sent them. >>> and "spider-man across the spider-verse" swings into the box office, topping more than $120 million in its u.s. opening weekend. that's the second largest opening of the year behind the "super mario brothers" movie. for more download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tvtv. i'm matt pieper, cbs ne , new york. >>> trading accusations. china defends its dangerous run-in with an american warship, accusing the united states of provocation. defense secretary lloyd austin delivering stern words to beijing off camera just days after this mid-air military encounter. >> that's extremely dangerous. accidents can happen that could cause things to spira

washington, d.c. today. >> the punishment was insufficient and the fact you didn't charge andrew or convict or investigate even though as we sit here today that was your charge have you ever heard of the washington generals? theyhe are the team that basicay gets paid to show up in the blues. >> i'm sure that the players that exert blood, sweat and tears don't think thatlo way. >> the job of the washington generals is to show up every night and play in the harlem globetrotters and their job -- >> it seems so obvious it's not in the report it's the omission and of the chairman that put trust in you. >> do i getop to respond or comment to that? >> i don't know if you investigated. >> the time is expired and then we will move on. >> whether or not you've ever had occasion to try to investigate crimes under the rules and regulations and not in constitution that we are bound by. we can gather evidence in ways but can'ton charge people. >> you won't tell us who gave the order was because you are protecting those people. >> the gentlelady from wyoming is recognized. >> reviewing the report, i sincerely want to und

washington journal continues. host: we are back with andrew desiderio, senior reporter, talking about the agreement in the senate. how quickly could the upper chamber take this up? >> they could get started as soon as today and finish if they want to do. that is unlikely. but it has been the overwhelming nature of the houseboat last night, it got over 300 votes and there is optimism. the senate could finish this before the weekend. but obviously any individual senator can grind the process to a halt. without consent, it would take until the middle of next week to pass it. that is past that date the treasury department has set. we will be watching closely. host: what should our viewers be watching for? guest: the first thing is whether leader schumer files closure. that means they have not reached an agreement yet. i expect that is what he will deal because it is early in the process. what he has to do at this point is basically get out amendment votes to senators. there are senators on both sides of the aisle who are demanding votes to change

andrew harding, bbc news, ukraine. here in washington's prime minister narendra modi met with top business leaders and continued talks with vice president, harris and secretary state antony blinken at a state lunch. both countries pledged to strengthen ties and earlier i spoke to our business correspondent who covered the visit. thanks for joining us. why do you think we saw a state visit for the prime minister? correspondent: i think the united states really feels that india can be a really strong partner, especially when you consider just china's rise in the region, so that is why the united states has really sort of thrown out all the red carpet and really had these lavish welcomes and you know, a speech to congress and you know, meeting with tech ceos, all part of this push to really solidify the relationship between india and the united states, especially in view of china's rising might. anchor: this trip also did meet with criticism. correspondent: in fact the criticism came from members of president biden's on political party, in

is the support that washed, nellie and arak -- eliza gave andrew jackson, seeing him as their grandfathers political heir. george washington's federalist politics are used and andrew jackson's optimism seemed very hard -- very far afield. what is the basis for the support? >> it is very strange. based on their political views, it might make sense. but for the others, absolutely not. this is not the kind of person that the partisan views will align with. there are a couple things here. he is the hero of the battle of new orleans. they met him after that. love military heroes. george washington was a military hero. partially that. also, one of the young men that he served as a surrogate father four, edward george washington butler married nelly's daughter so they also have that personal family connection with him. clearly by this point for him, it is not about the specific parts and belief. if you look at their politics for the rest of their adult lives in terms of which candidate they are supporting, it is not about partisanship. zachary taylor has basically no specific views on much of anything. he is a wig. he is a famous m

they can sue civilly in washington, d.c. >> andrew, your rebuttal? >> what i will say is, this may be a good reason he is no longer on the case. that's just -- in some ways, it's a useful thing for him to say because it's so much like look at the birdie. it's not the law. this is a criminal case. it's not about the presidential records act. talking about what the law was before president nixon doesn't really address what the current law is. i know jim trusty knows better and that he has a difficult case. but that is just not the legal regime he is under, nor does it in any way address the obstruction of justice. when you get a subpoena that says turn over documents and you don't turn them over, that is a crime if you do it knowingly and intentionally. >> when you heard him with the answer, did you not think that's what donald trump wants him to say? that's where he has been focused. i guess my question is, what happens between 7:00 in the morning when he is on "today" vehemently denying anything here that happened that was bad and then putting out a

is the support that washed, nellie and arak -- eliza gave andrew jackson, seeing him as their grandfathers political heir. george washington's federalist politics are used and andrew jackson's optimism seemed very hard -- very far afield. what is the basis for the support? >> it is very strange. based on their political views, it might make sense. but for the others, absolutely not. this is not the kind of person that the partisan views will align with. there are a couple things here. he is the hero of the battle of new orleans. they met him after that. love military heroes. george washington was a military hero. partially that. also, one of the young men that he served as a surrogate father four, edward george washington butler married nelly's daughter so they also have that personal family connection with him. clearly by this point for him, it is not about the specific parts and belief. if you look at their politics for the rest of their adult lives in terms of which candidate they are supporting, it is not about partisanship. zachary taylor has basically no specific views on much of anything. he is a wig. he is a famous m

daily is saying stuff that cannot not be said in washington -- andrew bailey is saying stuff that cannote said in washington. i will translate. irresponsible rate increases lead to inflation. the thud was the u.s. falling off its chair. lisa a: and the thud of people in the u.k. being -- getting ready to protest. it was the let them eat cake moment. how much do we get this fixed off versus he is speaking the truth? inflation is going up, maybe if he just took more pain, what is the reaction than that? tom: damian sassower is driving into 2025 trying to look ahead, particularly into cheap emerging markets. a credit strategist at bloomberg intelligence. i have to talk about the turkish experiment. it is unraveling. is it a john hopkins unraveling of hyperbolic depreciation or is there a measure of unraveling to it as simsek tries to right the ship? >> i am quite inspired by the move yesterday. 650 basis points is a big move. for those who thought it would happen at once, good luck. this is going to be staged. we are going to get 650 now, and make it 650 next month. with 40% year-over-year

andrew. you think about those 61 children from northern ireland. [applause] so i canceled the trip to washington and returned to northern ireland and when i got back to belfast, i felt like i was coming home. but coming home doesn't always mean returning to safety. unfortunately, the situation continued to deteriorate. just before christmas of 1997, i met with the party leaders to try to get them to agree on a statement of the major issues to be resolved. mind you, this is into trying to get agreement on the answers to any questions. it was after a year and a half of discussion just to get them to agree on the wording of the issues that were to be resolved. at first the meeting was amicable and positive. then suddenly it turned negative. the old resentments returned. the insults resumed and the meeting broke up in anger and acrimony. for the first time, i felt a sense of defeat. then i quickly got even worse. a few days later, just after christmas, the prominent loyalist paramilitary leader was killed while in prison. that touched off a round of retaliatory violence that threatened to end the ta

. >> andrew to your very point, ken dilanian, you've got some information about that past "washington post" reporting about nuclear secrets. >> reporter: yeah, that's right. just to build on what andrew was saying, right there in paragraph 3, remember that "the washington post" had reported that some of the documents involved nuclear programs, and i remember donald trump and his allies denying that. it says right here that the classified documents trump stored in his boxes included information regarding defense and weapons capabilities of both the united states and foreign countries, united states' nuclear programs and potential vulnerabilities of the u.s. and its allies in military attack. it goes on to say not only was the national defense of the united states compromised or put at risk but the safety of the united states military, human sources and the continued viability of sensitive intelligence collection methods. these are the crown jewels. i've been covering the intelligence community for more than a decade. i've seen a lot of these cases of unauthorized disclosure of classifi

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andrew jackson is precisely the opposite. when we come to a analysis of masculinity is the opposite of what george washington was able to embody, because as much as andrew jackson was reckless and and self preening and, you know, bragging about himself and also channeling aging people as a jewel, you know, it was a jewelers. it was a brawler. that kind of practice was didn't make any sense for a man of the 18th century, and certainly not for a man like george washington. so those explosive shows of rage and vile lengths and and, you know, being able to single handedly amassed you it all the other opponent and then bragging about those achievements, that really doesn't reason with the world in which george washington was was a member and a very visible member at that. if i just may, just to add a little note, when young lafayette came to america to fight in the revolution, every war, it was very young. it was a he came from a aristocratic family. so probably there were different standards. there in france at the moment among aristocrats. and he did one of the first things he did when he came over was to challenge a duel. a brit

abc's justin finch is in washington with the very latest. justin, good morning. andrew good morning. the senate passing this deal before midnight with 44 democrats and 17 republicans voting yes. and sparing the nation its first ever default. with only days to spare, the biden mccarthy debt ceiling deal cleared the senate . the ayes are 63. the nays are 36. the 60 vote threshold having been achieved and the bill is passed at the upper chamber passing the compromise legislation after racing through a series of amendments, votes and incoming fire from some senators on the right and left. but the people who negotiated this out, i wouldn't let them buy me a car. this debt ceiling agreement will cut programs for some of the most vulnerable people in america. in a statement, president biden thanked senate leaders for quickly passing the bill and adding, no one gets everything they want in a negotiation and calling the bipartisan agreement a big win for our economy and the american people. while senate majority leader chuck schumer hailing democrats for pushing the package thro

washington, d.c. area, norad jets were scrambled. they scrambled them from andrewshe potential urgency of the situation, being the fact that the plane was flying somewhat erratically, the pilot wasn't responding to any kind of radio calls, because of that those military aircraft were authorized to fly at a super sonic speed. that's where this sonic boom came in. essentially they fly so quickly that it makes this enormous sound that people all around the area were able to hear. well, those two jets made their way to the cessna, they were able to intercept it, they even fired off some flares with the intent of trying to gain the pilot's attention. the flares basically just burn up in the air, they don't ever fall to the ground, no one is in danger from them, but the pilot never responded and ultimately as you mentioned mika, it continued to fly. it started a very rapid descent because it got down towards southwestern virginia and crashed into a forest, fortunately an area where there was no one around. as you mentioned, it seems everyone on the aircraft was killed, mi

washington, d.c., june 20, 2023. i hereby appoint the honorable andrew r. garbarino to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, kevin mccarthy, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro chair will now recognize members from lists submitted by the majority and minority leaders for morning hour debate. between parties and each member other than the majority and minority leaders and minority whip limited to five minutes. but in no event shall debate continue beyond 1:50 p.m. the chair recognizes the gentleman from massachusetts, mr. mcgovern, for five minutes. mr. mcgovern: mr. speaker, last week i had the privilege of meeting with the delegation of young cuban entrepreneurs. i was impressed by their vision, dedication, and private sector experience. one had founded her business, beyond roots, in 2016. it promotes afro-cuban culture through education, product marketing and artistic and other collaborations. her company has been recognized as a project with significant social impact and she hopes to generate positive change in people's lives by promoting a closer connection with their roots.

washington dc today. >> that is beyond my control. >> the fact that you allowed that plea to occur and the punishment was insufficient, the fact that you didn't charge andrew mccabe, you didn't convict the -- you didn't investigate mifsud were the molar probe even though as - that was your charge. have you ever heard of the washington generals? >> the washington generals? yes. >> the team that gets paid to show up and lose, right? >> i'm sure that the players who exert blood sweat and tears don't view it that way. >> i think they do because the job of the washington generals is to show up every night to play the harlem globetrotters and their job -- >> i was thinking of a different -- >> their job is to lose. i'm wondering -- it seems so obvious that it is not what is in your report that is telling, but the lack of work you did. for the people like the chairman who put trust in you, you let them down, you let the country down and you are one of the barriers to the true accountability we need. >> do i get to comment on that? i don't know if you ever investigated a crime. >> you didn't investigate these. andrew mccabe, did you charge him? >> the gentleman's

our coverage former top official at the department of justice, msnbc legal analyst andrew wiseman, and nbc washingtonhow we got here. defending a trump appointed u.s. attorney who by all indication had the authority garland said he had to make decisions about this investigation. >> well, this report came out yesterday from -- from the house 48 hours after david weiss reached the plea agreement, the plea deal with hunter biden's folks. obviously the house republicans were sitting on this, and this is something they want to keep alive in terms of keeping up the pressure on merrick garland. and when the report came out merrick garland was 4,000 miles away in stockholm, sweden, with a commitment that he had had to meet with eu leaders, but it was a happy convenience for him. and if nothing else what the republicans succeeded in doing was dragging merrick garland in front of the cameras and having him address this issue, which i don't think is something that he would have wanted to do had this report not come out. >> i mean, listen, andrew wiseman, i don't believe in coincidences, and you had donald trump

tonight is andrew weissmann, former fbi general counsel, and former chief of the criminal division in the eastern district of new york. he is professor in practice at nyu law school. and in washington studio is neal katyal, former acting u.s. solicitor general. they are both msnbc legal analysts. neal, andrew is already on record here in this program with his tweet, which he can explain in a moment. we are do you think it stands tonight? >> i agree with andrew up to a part. i mean, i think everything he said was right, that i think that donald trump is going to be indicted. i think he is going to be indicted soon. i don't know that it could be this week. and i agree with andrew that they open questions are what those charges will be, and whether others would be indicted. and if those indictments will be in d.c. or in florida. i think all of them will be in d.c. at the end of the day, if there are others, like walt knew the, who's trump's eight and the like, the essence of what andrew says is right, donald trump fragrantly violated the law, even according to the latest revelations, months ago, it was bill barr, lawrence, who said this case isn't obvious clear present threat to donal

washington. prosecutors in romania have charged the controversial influencer, andrew tate, and his brother tristanrming an organised crime group to exploit women. two associates of the brothers have also been charged. andrew tate was first arrested at his home in bucharest in december. prosecutors allege that the four defendants formed an organised criminal group to commit human trafficking in romania and other countries including the united states and britain. our correspondent in bucharest, lucy williamson, told us — the charges come several months, after the original arrests. well, this indictment details seven alleged victims who the romanian prosecutors say were forced to make pornographic material after being recruited by the tate brothers with false promises of love and marriage. the prosecutors also say that there fairly wide—ranging charges associated with this indictment, that the human trafficking was carried out notjust in romania, but also in the us and the uk — and that umbrella charge of trafficking contains several different counts against each of the defendants. the organised crim

and back with me here in washington, laura coates, carrie card arrow, andrew mccabe, and paula reid joinsable as well. paula, what are you hearing? >> -- it's unclear if we will -- trump legal team and even the legal team was a little surprised that the -- to inform the trump legal team, and you knew that was going to -- truth social. but without any plan to share any facts of their own. i was told it was a little bit surprising that they have -- investigated permission, that they hadn't tried to put together even a press release, or anything. they are, like look, this is interesting. we are getting at least 24 hours to flood the zone with our version of facts. again, that's a choice by the special counsel. i am also told that, after we get through the process, that -- on tuesday, they do intend, not surprisingly, to file a motion to dismiss. they are really going to lean into these arguments that they are making about prosecutorial misconduct that -- they haven't presented a lot of solid evidence for that. they also may make argument that this whole investigation was conducted in washing

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