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it is the last week of the campaign, my opponent was a very able democrat named andrew miller. family and friends had been a part of the famous byrd machine for a while and they broke off. but he was well known and he was an attorney general and a very able campaigner, and a good guy. pictured the last debate. -- picture the last debate. cleverly put in old town alexandria which is a very strong democrat stronghold. the odds were against me to begin with. we went to the debate and the moderator said each of you have two minutes to stand before this in very simple language, tell them one reason why you should be the next senator. andy miller being the attorney up,ral, he got up, walked look them in the eye, and he did not say anything. he stood there, my watches clicking, and i'm like this guy is burning up his time and not saying a thing. he looked them in the eye and i was born ae, virginian. it was dead silence. he turned around and walked off. the silence was still in the room. walk of was the longest my life from my seat up to wherever i was going to speak. give me the god,

the witness is named andrew miller.subpoena for a year and he's worked for stone for about a decade including him during the democratic convention during a time trump was running. miller's testimony rounds out the plan to use him to argue that stone knew what he was doing when he allegedly obstructed the mueller probe and tampered with witnesses. he was arrested on a seven-account indictment. there was one count of witness tampering and now confirmed witness andy caret ico. mr. stone has pled not guilty. i am joined by john flannery. good to see you. >> good to see you. >> here we are. this is a reminder to everyone that cases take time. mueller has closed up shop. some of his targets are in jail like mr. cohen and mr. manafort: what does it tell you that the prosecutors who have continued mueller's work have zeroed in on these two witnesses, mr. miller who's left loan and mr. caretco who some may remember? >> they indict him not by name but person one and person two. you had an interesting exchange with mr. coursey in

no matter your opinions on andrew mccabe, i think that's something everyone wants to get to the bottom. matt millerlet's get back to what may or may not have happened today. "the washington post" on their story writes this. to bring an indictment, prosecutors would have to convince 12 of the 23 grand jurors to sign onto the decision. if grand jurors turn them down, it's possible for prosecutors to call in a new group though they'd have to then start the process over. your thoughts about what this status is at this hour. >> yeah. it's not clear at all what happened today. but it's clear that something strange did. look, grand juries are secret for a reason. usually what you expect is that an indictment was going to be forthcoming. obviously they're not in the investigative stage anymore. they are not in the fact-gathering stage. this case has already been briefed up to the deputy attorney general andrew mccabe's lawyers have been appealing to the deputy attorney general. so the idea that the grand jury would be meeting together facts i think doesn't hold any water. you would expect the grand jury to

miller, i appreciate it. a story just posted by "the washington post" right now. thank you very much. joining us is former fbi deputy director andrewccabe who i mentioned is both at odds with the president and is now under investigation by the justice department. deputy director mccabe, what do you make of this latest reporting from "the washington post" that this, according to sources, involves the ukraine in some way? >> well, it's really fascinating, anderson, because it really sheds a light on, of course, the question that we're all asking ourselves, what could possibly be the substance of this complaint. and with each one of these facts that becomes public, we get a little bit closer to the core of understanding what that is. but one of the things that i've been thinking about and i think is key to understanding this is the position that the dni has taken, which we now know is at the advice of the department of justice and likely at the urging of the white house is that the dni is essentially disagreeing with the inspector general's characterization of the material in the complaint as being an urgent matter. that's important b

the governor of new york andrew cuomo directing state police to increase security near synagogues and religious centers after several recent anti-semitic incidents. david lee miller has the story outside a synagogue here in manhattan. >> good morning from fifth avenue, bill. this is a time for self-reflection as well as celebration. the jewish holiday is associated with something else, that is high security. congregants here at the temple behind me across the street as well as at synagogues across the country, rosh hashanah, the jewish new year, marks the beginning of 10 sacred days until yom kippur. new york city has the highest jewish population at 1.5 million jewish residents and has a growing problem with anti-semitism. so far this year there have been 155 complaints of anti-semitism, hate crimes and that's a 63% increase over the same period last year. new york's governor citing caution has employed state police to protect jewish area. although there are no credible threat they're taking precautions. precinct personnel have been rethe deployed and units protecting jewish neighborhoods and some you'll see, some you won't. the sight of unformed police makes pe

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