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the other official to be leaving is reportedly sarah greenwald, top attorney there. one of pruitt's closest advisor advisors. both greenwald and huff were in the center of a controversy over pay increases at the epa. >> shannon: john roberts at the white house. thank you. normally it's the fbi on the side of prosecutors offering deals to potential criminal witnesses. tonight, the former number two man at the fbi is seeking immunity for himself. andrew mccabe wants a protection in exchange for telling congress but he knows about hillary clinton's emails. also, a new report taking issue with the former head man at the bureau and how he did his job. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge has details on the development. >> these better generals report puts director comey's leadership style under the microscope with the inspector general exploring whether comey went beyond his authority's in july 2016 when he publicly discussed the clinton email investigation and recommended against criminal charges and responsibility that felt as cost the time, attorney gene

the support ask on of one member in the primary, this is from the website the intercept on greenwald's website about dan lipinski. they write he was facing a robust primary challenge from a progressive democrat backed by many constituencies that he clashed with over the years. they write that he represents a solid democratic seed but has become one of the more conservative in the house with opposition to abortion and hostility toward marriage and immigration rights. he narrowly defeated newman in the primary, backed with primary support from the labels. he is a member of the problem solvers caucus and representatives who work to solve problems. , hehe case of dan lipinski has been a member of the problem solvers caucus and in your consideration of supporting him, was he the best candidate in the race? guest: absolutely. that outside political effort i was talking about is a sickly the signature focus over the cycle, protecting members who are challenged in their primaries from the right or left. in this case, it was a democratic race. there will be other basis where it will be republic

i think another people thought this to the greenwald came a bit ahead because he's basically saying with a nation stands and it's not fair and balanced, but it's been honest about where you sit or stand in disclosing your values or principles, but never giving up on the court, which is fact, evidence and verifiable data. [applause] >> even if they are different facts. >> the one danger but the trump administration right now is how many agencies are having data either funding to collect data and that has long-term consequences. read this debate because the degree of object to the in my mind has been a complex one because we all sit and stand in different places. you witness the seeping of opinion into objective news stories without the requisite honesty about where you stand. that is an important debate to be had. in terms of standing for principles, absolutely. after this event i hope to go make congress then you should learn about the leader and fighter on a number of issues and maybe go see senator rand paul. these two people over and not to a many to restraint in realism in our foreig

there are a number of items in our history project stream throughout, but particularly irving greenwald was a printer in his life before the war. he narrated his experience at the front. he had a lost battalion, which actually was not lost. the troops were isolated. they did find them -- find a way to make it out eventually. provides a cogent and descriptive experience of what it was like up until that point. but also, physical remnants of a war we fear is being forgotten. it is worthaid, highlighting a couple of other things. of --ou have a number these were recently acquired, these are just postcards of african-american soldiers. these pictures were often converted into postcards. some of these were taken domestically. some were taken abroad in europe. is there areficant about 350,000 african-americans who go overseas to serve. mostly stevedore, camp labor, or clerical positions. americans were of two lines about african-american -- to minds about african-american military service. some white people were like, my son is not going to war while you stay home and slack off. african-ameri

. >>> sarah greenwald and another aides resign. they work for epa chief scott pruitt. >> on wednesday, pruitt appeared to confirm the reports he tried to help his wife open a chick-fil-a franchise. he defended the effort calling the franchise a franchise of faith. despite mounting troubles, the president remains in his corok . >>> we all need more chick-fil-a. >> i can use it right now. >>> 53-year-old alice marie johnson is a free woman. she was granted clemency by president trump. last week, kim kardashian met with the president to request a pardon for her. her sentence commuted yesterday. >> i will not waste this second chance in life. i believe that god has given me the second chance so others may one day have a second chance. i have an obligation not only to my family who waited all of these years for me, but obligation to the people who have been left behind. >> under the obama administration, three clemency petitions were denied for johnson. she was heavily involved with the drug cartel, but never charged for it. the preside

there are a number of items in our history project stream throughout, but particularly irving greenwald a printer in his life before the war. he meticulously narrated his experience at the front. he was part of a lost battalion, which actually was not lost. the troops were isolated. they did find a way to make it out, largely. it is important to have this item. he provides a cogent and descriptive experience of what it was like up until that point. but also, physical remnants of a -- but also, because they are physical remnants of a war we fear is being forgotten. that being said, it is worth highlighting a couple of other things. here you have a number of -- these were recently acquired, these are just postcards of african-american soldiers. this is common for boat -- both white and african-american soldiers. these pictures were often converted into postcards. some of these were taken domestically. some of them were taken at training camps. some were taken abroad in europe. what is significant is there are about 350,000 african-americans who go overseas to serve. mostly stevedore, camp

senior counsel sarah greenwald. both hupp and green wald came with pruitt from oklahoma where he had been attorney general. earlier this year we learned pruitt tried to circumvent the white house and give both individuals massive raises. >> if you're committed to the trump agenda, why did you go around the president and white house and give pay raises to two staffers. >> i did not. my staff did. i found out yesterday and changed it. >> should somebody be fired for that. >> it should not be done. there will be accountable. >> a career person or political person. >> i don't know. >> you don't know who did it. >> i found out about this yesterday and i corrected the action. >> important to note subsequent e-mails make it pretty clear he was lying there. but it's also important to realize that it's not long-time epa staffer who may not agree with pruitt politically who are fleeing the agency. at least four political appointees people hired by president trump have left in the past three months. earlier this year, former e

the support ask on of one member in the primary, this is from the website the intercept on greenwald'ssite about dan lipinski. they write he was facing a robust primary challenge from a progressive democrat backed by many constituencies that he clashed with over the years. they write that he represents a solid democratic seed but has become one of the more conservative in the house with opposition to abortion and hostility toward marriage and immigration rights. he narrowly defeated newman in the primary, backed with primary support from the labels. he is a member of the problem solvers caucus and representatives who work to solve problems. , hehe case of dan lipinski has been a member of the problem solvers caucus and in your consideration of supporting him, was he the best candidate in the race? guest: absolutely. that outside political effort i was talking about is a sickly the signature focus over the cycle, protecting members who are challenged in their primaries from the right or left. in this case, it was a democratic race. there will be other basis where it will be republican b