he said after visiting karen early that evening, he spent the light night with a friend named george solomonn moon lake about an hour to the north. >> he did go up to where he was staying. this is confirmed through interviews with george as well as george's girlfriend. >> george gave us a timeline that was consistent with what permentor gave us. >> tim's story checked out and he came clean on something right from the start. he had a record. he had done time. >> early on in your life, you get involved in trouble. what was going on? >> i was running an escort service. got stupid. started it up small basically running an ad out of a newspaper. getting a small office and it just expanded from there. >> what kind of money? >> i was grossing about $6,000 to $7,000 a day. >> that was the trap. >> why am i going to school making this kind of money. >> for ended up in a gun fight? >> yes, sir. >> tim was worried he would be painted as a bad guy right away because of his sorted past. he promised to cooperate in every way possible. but cops took him up on it. >> i allowed them to photograph me and remo

solomon who will join news a minute. there is evidence that the trump campaign associates george papadopoulos and carter page both made exculpatory statements at the very beginning, the very start of the fbi's russia probe back in 2016. now, according to solomon, both men made comments to the fbi informant stephan halper making it clear they were never involved. they had no knowledge of any collusion whatsoever. zero. nothing. the fbi pressed forward anyway. possibly hiding that exculpatory evidence from the all important fisa court where we know a fraud was committed. in fact halper's account was never presented to the court. that's fisa abuse. that's fraud before a fisa court. that's prosecutorial misconduct. that is an effort by a few high ranking bureaucrats to undermine donald trump and his allies and, frankly, help steal an election. it's the biggest abuse of power corruption scandal in modern history and it is now the house of cards is beginning to fall. tonight, we have other major breaking news. last week it was bruce ohr. last night it was lisa page. now we have the full transcript from peter strzok's testimony on the h

george c. marshall, chief of staff. the purpose of the 69 page booklet was to document the resourcefulness and gallantry of the men in the solomon islands against the fanatical japanese fighting force. from major generals to platoon sergeants, the perspective of the contributors was consistent in its urging to revamp official prewar by the book training to reflect the harsh realities of jungle fighting to reduce casualties. trent: i feel like i can comment. one of the things that indicates is a difference in how the united states navy and how the united states army approached some of these things. in the navy there is a clear and deliberate sense of leaving room for the emergence and adaptation of new approaches and new techniques. it is clear from records of the time that they feel the united states army does not have the same kind of mindset and i think some of that had to hit home for the united states army through its fighting, both in the south pacific and north africa where some of their assumptions about prewar approaches proved to be flawed. doesn't mean the approaches of the united states navy didn't prove to be, but th

george michael steinhart, the royalty street, all wanted to meet me. so i go on this world tour of street and i go to these meetings and these people are much smarter than my at solomon brothers and at the end of each meeting they say this is unbelievable. you money to invest on our behalf in russia? and i said, i don't know. the moment we're just doing this for myself but let me ask the bosses back at solomon brothers. so i go back to solomon brothers. i go to the head of the trading london. and i say, i've just been with mr. soros and he wants to have us manage his money in russia, what do you think? brilliant idea, bill, let's form a task force to study it. week later we have our first task force meeting. it'sk into this room and like a mid sized conference room and there's 45 people in the i've never seen before in my life. there was the vice chairman of the firm, senior managing directors, managing directors, directors, directors, senior vice presidents, vice me.idents, and as soon as the meeting started, i fight broke out as to which group inside solomon brothers was going to get the economic credit for the business. group that started fighting had the most per