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to elliot aelt's point, these are very different cases.rump is facing charges in manhattan, potential indictment in georgia, potential second indictment from jack smith's office. two civil cases. it's just not the same thing. >> we're going to be discussing that train wreck of an interview the former president gave with fox news in just a few moments. elliot, we heard different stories from the two different sides of this legal coin. the hunter biden lawyers saying that this is basically wrapped up. david wise saying this investigation is still ongoing. to what extent is it still ongoing? >> the use of that word, ongoing, is a little perplexing. perhaps they might have been using boiler plate language to say until he pleads guilty in court, it is an open matter. or they might still be investigating other matters. it's hard to say. he's going to plead guilty, as of that moment, he's going to have a misdemeanor conviction. a couple of them. >> most likely will stay out of jail. stay with me. lots more to discuss. >>> new twists in the trump

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>> well, there's a process in court in which there will be -- this is what elliot was talking about.here are fights to come. they are legal fights over what is going to be disclosed in court, what the judge is going to see, what the judge is going to demand that the prosecutors allow to be seen. so we're going to have a fight over almost every piece of evidence. this is the classified -- you know, classified processes that protect the information. we do that because it is very likely there is information that was found at mar-a-lago that, in fact, is not included in the indictment because it was so essentially sacred that the court -- that the prosecutors were willing to say, we have enough already this stuff we really need to protect. and this is going to be followed not just by our enemies -- i keep saying, it's our allies. we live in a world in which we are sharing classified information to figure out what these global threats are. none of these threats are domestic. we have terrorism, we have threats from abroad, we have common enemies with our allies, like russia and north korea

. >> with me, ryan goodman, elliot williams, and scott jennings.nk you very much for all of you for being with me. trump's team is preparing for an indictment and ty cobb saying it could come as early as this week, and caitlin said lead prosecution team was seen leaving the courthouse in miami today. so is this imminent? >> it sure seems imminent and there are no reporting that there's been witnesses before the grand jury today, and it's consistent that they might be presenting the final sum magsz for an indictment to agree to or not, so i think we're that close. >> elliot, in florida, a couple of weeks ago it wasn't the center of the conversation and now it is very much the center of the conversation that this could happen there. so do you think that that is better or worse for the prosecution? >> it's different for the prosecution and it all depends on where different crimes were alleged to have been committed. retention is different from possession is different from obstruction and is different from destroying a document and those might have hap

next, elliot management took a big portion of nrg this is the first time around for elliot second time they've gotten involved with this one and helped bring about some positive changes. now the firm is unhappy. they think things have lapsed back into negativity i wonder if they can offer its critics when it holds the investor meeting i think elliot's changed i don't blame him. finally on friday, car max reports. wouldn't surprise me if they say used car prices have come down i expect used car sales to beginning a long decline down. that's great for car max they make more money if that happens. and we have one more analyst meeting i think is going to be terrific has been most of the time. two times when they didn't die out, but dexcon. they make the best monitoring systems. i think that business is incredibly good. i like the medical device business across the board. i think they raise numbers bottom line when i say the market gives you chances to get in, i'm reminded of how they are violent moves constantly happening. like the t-mobile one. this week, humana and united health i'll hav

it could open the door to what, elliot? >> it could open the door to discrimination or open questions as to whether someone's discriminating or not. colorado law is clear, and says that businesses open to the public must make their services available to everyone. this individual, this business said that, well, you know, i don't want to service people who have gay folks i don't agree with. >> i don't want to make a web site for a gay couple, right, and so the question is this her free speech rights or is this these people's rights to participate in a free and civil society, and the court grapples with this tension all the time, weighing one person's right, fact they could not be discriminated against, and that could be a tricky one, depending on where the court goes with it. >> if they say the person does not have to create the web site, could they say my religion says i don't have to service people of a certain race. >> my religion says i don't have to service interracial couples because it makes me uncomfortable. i don't h

evan perez and former federal prosecutor elliot williams is with us and cnn political analyst and senior political correspondent for the "new york times" maggie haberman. paula reid back with us. i want to read part of this tryptophan. quote, as president i could have declassified but now i can't. perhaps the most stunning line of all of this. kaitlan collins, to you for your thoughts given you were a key part of this team that broke the original reporting. do you expect that that would be a key part when this indictment is unsealed? everyone will be looking for was this tape a key part of it because this was again about iran, this was about a key national security issue. >> yeah. and it completely undercuts everything that trump and his legal team said publicly about the powers he had after leaving office or what he could do with the documents. that is one of those damning lines of this transcript that we reported on. there is a reason this tape caused so much consternation in trump's legal team. they didn't learn about it all that long ago. it was in march when this recording was playe

we start with you, elliot, and let's start where we ended there on mike roman and the fact that he'sng with the special counsel because many pointed to this other investigation by jack smith as harder for him to successfully prosecute than the mar-a-lago documents case. how does someone like mike roman play into that? >> other people, including me as well, it is a harder case by any stretch of the imagination. look at the documents case. it's really just a matter of proving, number one, that someone knew they had documents in their house, that the documents themselves were of a sensitive nature and separately he tried to obstruct the investigation into it. very straightforward. when you start getting into overturning elections and candidates for office giving speeches that step up to the line, it's just more legally complex. what someone like mike roman can do is bring you inside the campaign and the efforts and conversations had either between trump and roman and maybe even roman himself. the agreement he's speaking under is called a proffer agreement -- >> but this is key? >> it co

and i have been -- >> it's because you were mean to elliot. >> i wasn't mean to elliot. >> oh, we arefans. >> we're good. >>> coming up for us, this -- >> the defendant is not guilty so say we all. >> a very emotional reaction from scot peterson, the former parkland resource officer, acquitted for failing to act during the deadly school shooting. >>> a jury in florida finding resource officer scot peterson not guilty on all charges. he broke down in tears as the sentence was read on thursday. prosecutors had accused him of ignoring his training and waiting outside the high school as a gunman inside killed 17 people including 14 students back in 2018. cnn's carlos suarez reports. >>> the defendant is not guilty. >> reporter: an emotional scot peterson breaking down in a florida courtroom after a jury finds the former school resource officer not guilty on 11 charges ranging from felony child neglect to perjury. peterson was the first law enforcement officer on the scene the day 17 people, including 14 students, were gunned down at marjory stoneman douglas high school in what remains the

elliot felig, thank you. prosecutor from 1996 to 2009. he know what's he speaks of. try to talk to these smart lawyers how far a president can go. apparently to a man for woman, i don't think i've run across anybody that said absolutely not. you can't do that. fascinating. all right. nate foy is waiting for the president in bedminster, new jersey. he will be there tonight. we're told a fund-raising event and also a chance to talk to the country, right? >> that's right, neil. he's going to land at newark international airport after taking off from miami. his motorcade will take him here to his residence at the bedminster club. he will make the speech at the podium. you heard him tease that speech to the people in the cafe in miami. many will be watching the former president's tone. his lawyer described him as defiant. knowing the president and watching him and what we saw at the gop conventions in georgia, north carolina over the weekend where he called this indictment against him baseless and ridiculous. you heard him say in that cafe in miami that this is a nation i

our abc news exclusive with elliot page.od morning. >> good morning, george. really integrate interview. elliot page talks about knowing, like really knowing, but not having the words or the permission to say the word transgender. the actor says he's been seeing hearts and minds change on this issue. that's why he feels it so important to share his truth. >> dude, i think it's best to just tell them. >> i'm pregnant. >> nominees for best motion picture are, juno. >> yeah, yeah. that whole juno time. that was quite the time. >> what should have been a moment of joy and triumph wasn't. the actor wanted to wear jeans and a shirt to the premiere of the oscar nominated film, but needed to wear a dress and heels. >> i felt like someone was forcing, you know, clothing on my physical body. but that is what it felt like to dress a certain way and be a certain way. i used to find it and still find it tricky to talk about. it relates to this, your dreams are coming true. i felt like complaining or feeling bad just so profoundly ungrate

elliot williams, tell me if you think this is wrong. donald trump, like any defendant, deserves a good legal team. his new legal team or additions deserve the time to go through what is a very complicated case. we know it's complicate d. we know there's weeks if not months of discovery. is this to get lawyers who are in the florida bar who can walk into that courthouse wout having to file papers? or i need more time. let's delay this. and it runs until after the november 2024 election. >> it could be all of the above, john. the most important thing to recognize here is to set aside the fact that it's a former president of the united states or the politics. these are simply complicated charges based on the ones we have heard about in bodies of law that aren't litigated that often. and nurl two, aren't litigated in the context of high elected officials or foreign presidents of the united states. you need people not just admitted in florida to act pras, but you need people who understand some of the things of how documents are classified a

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in which i asked you earlier, elliot, will a jury ever see them if they're classified? can you show it to them? >> the other panel in d.c. was talking about it's incredibly complicated and would have to be a ton of litigation over that. what's interesting about mr. grenell's tweet, very rarely would you see a sort of a broadside attack on the substantive of an indictment. what usually you'd be more likely to see at trial is just making the intent argument that he didn't intend to do the things he said he did. it was accidental and messy. the defendant was sloppy and careless and had a pattern of not knowing what was around. >> except you have audio recordings. >> look, i'm not saying this is the easiest case to defend but it's rare you would see that -- >> is it a possible defense for trump to say these documents should have never had these classification levels. >> not really, no, and for a specific reason, for the things that's charged with classification isn't relevant to the crimes charged, right, so, for instance, the espionage act requires the ability to hurt the

i want to invite elliot berke up to podium now. elliot i started following the traffic about falling back. you know, the email traffic sometimes tells a story and i, you know, as i went all way back and worked my way up, i got they were submitting for application, you know, got our fingers crossed. finally, some good news. now you didn't see fox and friends this morning with elliott and our own dr. elizabeth spalding. well, then, if you maybe if you did see it, you'll be hearing it twice. but it's good. so it's good to hear again, right. if you did and i'm going to turn it over to you and let you say a few words. well, thank you, bob. i've been a lawyer in d.c. for over 25 years, but i know where i was 40 years ago was in orlando. i was a cold war who came home from middle school and turned on the tv. and i saw the news that our president said something controversial. flash forward in 2010, i set up the evil empire speech memorial foundation to to memorialize his what was, i think ronald reagan's most important foreign policy speec

el elliot walk us through what you anticipate will happen tomorrow. >> you hear the saying nobody is above the law. whether it's true or not, everybody gets the same basic procedures. the point of this is to advice the defendants of the rights he has. he has the right to a trial, an attorney. the right to the counsel of his choice and so on. the conditions of his release will be set so lhow long, whethr he will be incarcerated before trial, he will not. i can assure you of that. he may not even enter a plea tomorrow. he can and cannot. there may be a separate hearing in which he's advised of the charges in full then enters a plea but it's a very straightforward initial. >> we'll see how it unfolds. robert, you represented trump in his first impeachment trial. now he's looking for more lawyers to join todd blanch. does trump face an uphill battle to go about his legal team? >> i don't think so. i mean obviously this is only the space of the first week. that we are aware of it would be expected that todd would be assisted just as the government is getting lawyers from the justice depar

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i want to dig deeper with our legal and political experts standing by, elliot williams, let me start with you. how critical is the testimony before this grand jury? >> it's very critical, wolf. for a big reason, let's look at the role that mark meadows would have played in the trump white house. as chief of staff he would have had access. so look at the two different inquiries. to the extent that he can provide insight as to january 6th, he could talk about what the president said, what the president knew, did the president ever convey that he knew he lost the election? what was in the president's mind? what was his state of mind around the statements he made on january 6th and other, you know, activity there so plenty to be gleaned from him there. with respect to documents, it's an entirely separate investigation but he could also provide insight into what did the president know was being packed up in boxes on the final days of the administration and being sent down to mar-a-lago, what did the president say about his right to declassify documents or that he knew was in his possessio

paula reid is here with me in washington along with elliot williams. kaitlan collins, let me start with you. we reported yesterday that prosecutors have this audio recording of donald trump talking about having a classified document, saying, on that audio recording, that he wishes he could share it but he knows he can't, which is important. now, in this new reporting, you and your colleagues, number one, is a trump aide, margot martin, who goes before the grand jury, they have an audiorecording, and after her testimony, they send a subpoena to trump attorneys. walk us through the significance of this. >> yeah, so, mario martin, who is a former white house press aide who followed trump and works in his post-presidency office down in mar-a-lago went before investigators back in mid-march, he was there when she testified they played this audio recording that we broke the reporting on for her. we are told that shortly after she left, that is when prosecutors sent a subpoena asking for any and all documents related to general mark milley, the chairman of th

back with me tonight, john miller, elliot williams, scott jen jennings, and mondaire jones.is a tough road for republicans. we've seen what other republicans are going to say, but those are the 2024 race. pence knew trump very well, saw how he operated with classified information. this is what he said tonight. >> i'm deeply troubled to see this indictment move forward, believing it will only further divide our nation at a time that american families are facing real hardship at home and really peril abroad. first let me be clear. no one is above the law. secondly, it is important to note from my years as your vice president and also my years serving on the international relations committee in the congress of the united states, the handling of classified materials of the united states is a serious matter. >> how does he say those two things but also say the indictment is deeply troubling? >> i know. i mean he said to dana bash the other night this indictment shouldn't move forward right after saying we have to uphold the constitution and the rule of law. today he says classifi

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this is the white house called new delhi and a bit to sway the nation away from china. seas. elliot pacheko has more details. what is the best ease? so when the red carpet was rolled out for, and the rental modi in america bn pension was to show the whole world just how close india and the us are now. and one to be in the future along the way. that the relationship you choose united states in india is one of that will be one of the defining relationships of the 21st century. ok? we got it just like we did when the media tried their best to explain that all this is intended to send the signal to be doing this headline says it all. china was the ghost at the us in the a fixed. although when mr. moody and mr. barton were dimming their speeches, they didn't say the word china, but the people on capitol hill are much more outspoken when it comes to how dc and new daily shared common interest in challenging badging. india is also moved off the center on things like, like china, you know, they recognize china expansionism is a challenge in that whole region, not just a south china sea, but as a so

today was the main event at the sonoma raceway, hosting the likes of kyle larson, chase elliot, kylend the rest of the cup series racers but it was martin truex. >> truexjr. >> 14 laps left and cruised to the victory. >> this is the type of thing that californians love to do. nascar is a big hit here. a lot of local drivers. you grew up racing with kyle larson, all of them here in northern california. it's great day to be here, take a look around. a wonderful day in sonoma. >> loud, too. okay, after a week off, the cup series will return to action in nashville super speedway on june 25th. you can catch the action on nbc bay area at 4:00 p.m. >>> thousands of athletes competed in san francisco's world famous triathlon today. the escape from alcatraz begins with a grueling 1 1/2-mile swim, and that water is cold. swimmers then hop on bikes for an 18-mile route that ends in golden gate park, all topped off with a tricky eight-mile run to baker beach. athletes from all over the world take part as well as locals. a first timer from illinois won the men's division, a brazilian won the wome

so this a try outside model that you all time to elliot and to show that china sound retain, usually a partner, a competitor, and a systemic arrival is actually not a german formulation. but this is something that divides from the used to call us back in 2019. so this is just an example of germany being one of the european countries that is now making this assumption of cold out of its own firm policy. but basically what this entails is that you have a comprehensive and complex view of china that is not characterized by any single deception of china is even in the more frames. and i think it already signifies the match uh, from the earlier days, especially off the map. what you uh, when the truck was basically only about the rest of the fridge, less economics and business ties with china. whereas nowadays, and this has the systemic drive only component, we're looking more solely your issue is where we have political differences, especially in human rights. what do you see? do you see something changing the, in terms of, of helping german business when itself, off of china? i mean, is

i want to invite elliot up to the program. i started following. some things that tells a story and as i went back and worked my way up they were submitting applications. we got our fingers crossed and finally some good news. if you didn't see fox and friends this morning with our own if you did see it it's good news so it'sur good to hear it again but if you didn't i'm going to turn over to you and what you say a few words. >> i've been a lawyer in d dc fr over 25 years but i know where i was 40 years ago. i was in orlando, i came home from middled school and turnedn the tv and saw the news that our president said something controversial. in 2010 i set up the evil empire speech memorial foundation to memorialize what was i think ronald reagan's most important foreign policy speech so when we launched the foundation we thought about what this memorial would be. we were very pleased that lee edwards agreed to be on the advisory board as did my friend who is here today and as we were talking this morning these things kind of take a while and they are

he was previously the turkish intelligence chief, and elliot of the car has been appointed interior minister. he was the former governor of his them both your struggle, that is the new defense minister. he was the head of the armed forces within a decade in power is going to be the biggest as yet for president vege of pay of out of the $1.00 overcoming intended and extend the challenges is the himself and his newly appointed cabinet. but have to prove that met tom, a job without the bureau or the residential policy on car was the neurologist senior associates fellow at the european leadership network. he explains the reasoning behind that one's new cabinets appointments. well, i mean, if the role of the central bank and its going there is to return to what it has always been, which is more independent, aside from the government policies of done, it would be a really welcome move and the possible candidate that has been raised to publicly at this moment is somebody use received a ph. d from princeton, but also as an investment bank background at broad as well in united states. so these are ve

but elliot, ca, cdn is a member of the golden throne party. so in another way to wield influence john surplus is going out from the supreme court decision to band for rights politician . yes. cuz if yeah it is from this month selection apparently came as no surprise. outside the court, his lawyer announced he was directing his supporters to a little little pause. he hasn't entered parliament. this person is east valencia to send in a home. i don't personally know the spartans, which mister custody always tells me they've been around for years. they include patriots professionals, members of society, including color workers. and i think it's right the parliament to should represent all social copies, i think is the common national, these critically. but let me stick a city are as to this decision. this is because of yeah, it is 2nd political then the supreme court disqualified him ahead of a general election last month because of a felony conviction the cd in court jail because he had his and his fellow and piece 3 years ago saying golden don't

dr elliot tunnel says mercury from the mines is killing people. he says the number of patients coming to this hospital in a shante region with kidney disease has tripled in the last 10 years. and about a set of them come to for dialysis. so they die is medically, is that something that we know that definitely affects the brain? yeah. affect the liver any affects the kidney. so we are worried because we spent a lot of patients coming from mining areas with all 4 of them. so kidney disease, so we know definitely that there is some links on his main goal to provide us as the pollutions become certified as having to switch off treatment plans because they comp make both a claim there are funding not towards the resources here. could they be coming on the use of all these, all these things are to continue to what it is. in addition to climb uptake, climate change. we may have most of the rivers and you know, the country maybe extinct. and then we may have to be in for, to what to into, into, into the system, or such as se, the government urgently needs

watch as fast grow of a major full kind of corruption mounts my own, began spewing gas and brooks elliot, in the week, officials raise the level for the volcano on the 1st day of the low reports from al by provence. finally, a clear day here, you know, by the summit of leon volcano showing as was the case on sunday evening for several hours. we watch the summit, the top of the volcano glowing in orange, state bulk knowledge of say that this is already lava that's flow away from the lot of them of the volcano. and though this lot of them is a new lot of them that has formed after the lot of them that was created by the will kind of get a rupture and back in 2018 has already been replaced. and so imagine a novelty. there's a process at the top in this class has already been eaten, so only the soft material inside is remaining and the soft material is already starting to melt. and so that is sort of what is happening now at me on volcano. and this is of course, an indication of increasing volcanic activity, but the part from the lava flow. there are also now more volcanic travelers, also mo

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if it wasn't for gertie and elliot, he wouldn't even have that road. >> stephen: how did you get awaye time on the et two. forget reese's pieces, the m&m people will come crawling to you this time. >> they had their shot. i am sticking with recedes. i am very loyal to people who are loyal to me. >> stephen: you have thought about this. >> i have thought about it, the endless supply of reese's pieces. >> stephen: have you ever thought about a sequel to et? >> never. >> stephen: looked through it, don't look through it, don't look at it now. >> it says et, at two bruce a. >> stephen: et make bank. that is my christmas card. >> i am going to open this in the office and write you a letter about it. oh, my god, there is actually a script here. >> stephen: i am taking this to j.j. i am giving this to j.j. abrams. you can watch "the fablemans" in theaters and at home now. we will be right back. hey, snoop. wrong commercial. let's go. where we going, jack? you'll see. everyone gets to customize their munchie meal. but i'm giving you your very own. i've been known to get the munchies from time

elliot's been following this live for us from jerusalem.t triggered the incursion from the israeli forces to begin with? and what reaction has there been? >> what triggered the incursion is what triggers all of them, commonly during the daytime, which is israel's desire to arrest militants that it had on its want list. it went in there around 4:30 local time monday morning. it arrested militants from hamas and from islamic jihad. the battle that erupted after that was really something extraordinary. not something that usually happens. there's usually firefights and usually casualties. but nothing on the scale that we saw on monday. one thing that the iz lael defense forces will find alarming is the trestrength of s explosive device, that damaged one of the vehicles and injured one of the eight israeli soldiers. this is something that the idf says was pretty advanced. it will be looking at where it came from and where it was made and what ramifications that might have for future attacks. as you mentioned, this use of an apache helicopter to

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former state prosecutor elliot felix joins us now. you are not surprised by this?t is low bar, not supposed to be a rubber stamp for district attorney's office. you only need majority of grand jury to find a crime committed. big contrast with trial, you need guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. >> ainsley: what do you think will happen? >> probably going to be indicted, manslaughter second degree requires prove beyond a reasonable doubt and unjustifiably risk of death, aware of risk and disregarded the risk. mouthful, the big word is unjustifiable. he will argue, his lawyers will argue his actions were justified and he was acting in lawful self-defense. >> ainsley: all it takes is one juror to say he is innocent and he is off, right? >> that would be a hung jury and he wouldn't be convicted. the defendant does not have to prove his actions were justified, prosecution will have to prove his actions were not justified. what does that mean? say you have a juror who says, i'm on the fence, i'm not sure, i have some doubt. that juror, if following the instructions, would vo

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khalida joins us now as does the british mpjulie elliot who's spearheading this campaign. you want fifa to actually do? . . . , . what do you want fifa to actually do? . . . ., , what do you want fifa to actually do? we want as a governing body of football, do? we want as a governing body of football. we — do? we want as a governing body of football, we want _ do? we want as a governing body of football, we want fifa _ do? we want as a governing body of football, we want fifa to _ do? we want as a governing body of football, we want fifa to step - do? we want as a governing body of football, we want fifa to step up - football, we want fifa to step up and show leadership and recognise the afghan women's national team and allow the afghan women's national team who are willing to recognise the few —— allow the afghan women's national team to be recognised. the taliban have taken away the fundamental human rights from women at this team is a symbol of resistance, standing for the rights of women in afghanistan. the foundation is built strong and we have given so much sacrifice

this is elliot in waterloo, iowa. independent, good morning. caller: yeah, how you doing? just want to quote margaret sanger. breeding a race of human thoroughbreds without following a plan. we must make the country into a garden of children instead of a disorderly back lot overrun with human weeds. that's it. host: anything you want to pick up on question mark margaret sanger question mark guest: -- margaret sanger? guest: that's a despicable quote that you just read. but i want to say about that is part of the troubled and complicated history of the early pro-choice movement is this connection to these racist eugenic ideas, absolutely. if you talked to activists today, they rejected these ideas resoundingly. i think the most encouraging sign we are seeing on the side of abortion rights right now is that there is growing momentum behind the framework of reproductive justice started by black women in 1994, they coined the term. it justice, unlike these eugenic ideas that are overtly racist, reproductive justice is about the right to access abortion. the right to have the c

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. >>> here to help us is david chalian, elliot williams and cnn's paula reid. a lot to digest. paula, i want to start with you. you have done so much extensive reporting on this story. before i do, i want to play for our viewers and for you what donald trump said to brett bear about that particular that we have him on tape talking about. >> you were recorded saying that you had a document detailing a plan of attack on another country prepared by the u.s. military prea paired for you. you remember that? >> it wasn't a document. i had lots of paper. i had copies of newspaper articles, copies of magazines. there was no document. >> well, he said in that audio recording, this is a classified document. i can't declassify it because i'm not president anymore. but more than that, i think the context about what the grand jury heard about corroborating evidence is important. >> you mic a great point. he's arguing i didn't have the document. hi a pile of papers. you hear papers shuffle ing. one of the key quotes from the recording not previously disclosed is that he says, these are the p

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