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my attorney general ed meese played it straight. he was a former prosecutor himself.ent of justice and fbi. what do you see? >> the same thing. that's one of the reasons i felt compelled to write and self-publish "license to lie." i literally could not sleep because of what i had seen, it was egregious prosecutorial misconduct. and it got worse under the obama administration. when i saw the people chosen for the enron task force under the bush administration, then the obama administration and come to run the fbi, the white news and the department of justice, i had to try to alert the american public to what was going on. mark: any attorney general in recent times more political than eric holder? >> absolutely not. we have just witnessed the politicization and weaponnization under president obama and the worst ever under the department of just its and the fbi. mark: all these activities, russian interest force in the election. under obama. ladies and gentlemen, join us next time on ""life, liberty & levin"." [♪] jesse: welcome to. "watters' world." i'm jesse watters. a

meese baker and dev rechlt while working for reagan did not meet with russians. james carville did not meet with russians in new york while plotting out the campaign. at the end of your spectacular reporting you also pulled off another coup. you got the russians to give you a statement on the record. tell our viewers what they said and who they said it about. >> one of the questions that emerged and that we have learned from some of the e-mail communications that have -- that congressional investigators obtained is that konstantin kilimnik, the aforementioned russian with alleged ties to russian intelligence, was not sure how he was going to get to this meeting with paul manafort from moscow. and the day after that meeting, an aircraft owned by the russian oligarch flies into newark airport, stays for just a few hours and departs again for moscow. one of the questions that had been on our minds is whether konstantin kilimnik hitched a ride with the oligarch close to vladimir putin. we got a statement as we were reporting this story, my colleague received a statem

i haven't gotten to this technique or we haven't studies they meese and they have so much more to do. we only have 45 minutes a week. i have taught a few students in some capacity who has gone on to study music. that feels anaysing. >> it is incredible to watch how they grow. somebody can make amazing project from you know, age 15 to 17 if they put their mind to it. >> i think i have 18 students now. these more than i've had in the past. i'm hoping to build up more of a studio. there will be a pee ono, lots of bookshelves and lots of great music. the students will come to my house and take their lessons there. my schedule changes a lot on a day-to-day basis and that kind of keeps it exciting. think that music is just my favorite thing that there is, whether it's listening to it or playing it or teaching it. all that really matters to me is that i'm surrounded by the sounds, so i'm going top keep doing what i'm doing to keep my life in that direction. >> i view san francisco almost as a sibling or a parent or something. i just love the city. i love everything about it. when i'm away fr

meese did execute a search warrant. lot of evidence from there but since talking to them, they decided to release the two men. since that point we have not heard from the actor. we reached out to the representation to try to figure out what they think about this arrest and the fact that the men were released. we have not heard back from him. jussie smollett called the chicago department to say as jussi coming back from the subway he was tacked. he claims he had a rope put around his neck and fought back against the two attackers wearing a mask. since then, 12 detectives have been working to try to figure out who attacked them. the image of the two persons of interests with put out about a day later. since then, detectives were trying to track those people down. now we know even after being able to use ride share technology and taxi cab receipts they got these two men in the area, they talked to the men and decided they were not going to press charge onz them. they did elude to the fact that there is new evidence in this

. >> soon, skylar had two new bffs, sheila eddy who the meeses had known for years and rachel shoaf, striking redhead with broadway aspirations. it wasn't long before they were calling themselves the three musketeers. and in pictures they looked the part. >> they were literally together every second of every day, it seemed like. they hung out all the time. >> and like all teenage girls they shared videos and photos with each other and online. >> giving us a glimpse into their world. skylar and sheila just having fun. >> let me try to go on your back. >> and of course they occasionally got into trouble, but even then it was for typical teenage things. dave and mary weren't too concerned. >> she is a straight-a student who loves her parents. did you sort of chock it up to, we're not thrilled but she's a teenager? >> exactly. >> when summer rolled around after her sophomore year, skylar seemed happy. she had a job at wendy's which she loved. on thursday july 5th, 2012, she came home after work and got ready for bed. >> she put her arm around her mom, gave her a kiss and hug and said, i

to be a problem, and you don't see authorities there and they have noticed it, they are asking you meese ca please call it in. reporting live, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> absolutely. thank you, amy. yes, we need all eyes on the storm. live doppler 7 is one of the most popular stories on the website and on the abc news app. if you would like to track it yourself, click on the blue live bar on the top of the apps. >>> nearly 300 people stranded on an amtrak train. it left bound for los angeles with stops in the bay area. it's been stranded in oak ridge outside eugene since sunday after hitting a tree that fell onto the tracks. a passenger posted the pictures on facebook. you can see heavy snow outside the window. the train has power but supplies are almost out. abc 7 news talked to rebecca on the phone before 4:00 a.m. >> one more meal. we just have breakfast left but we are completely out of other food supplies. we have water but not enough to get us through another day. that's the biggest problem. >> the union pacific is responsible for clearing the tracks. crews expect to reach the t

there is edwin meese probably displayed. he is a personal hero of mine. so much of what i did i tried to model of what he did. particularly judicial selection. really look back to what they did and i remember when neil wesuch was put on the court invited mr. nice over to the white house. off --d we will pick pick up where you left off. just as gorgeous was nominated. not believe me. i said remember the kid, we go way back. the 1995. it really came full circle , when justicee kavanagh came in, you know, i get to pick the chair. i sit in the front row. me in thesit next to front row. the president recognized him. which was a nice touch to remember where we came from and what inspired us to do what we are doing. magic of adds to the today to be able to speak here in the reagan library given what we are talking about and where we are. to go through what we did over the past two years and do a little recap. i get to do this right now. this does not last forever. i get to do a little celebration in front of a friendly crowd. more important than what we did is w

i want to also think ed meese, former attorney general for being here. [ applause ] he's become a friend and a mentor for me when i was chief of staff and now acting attorney general. and i really appreciate him and what he stands for in the conservative legal movement and in an exemplar of public service. and i'm also -- i cannot ever get enough time with him talking about ronald reagan and what it was like to serve with him and to be a friend of ronald reagan. kind of the person that most made me who i am today is ronald reagan. and your service with him as attorney general and also in the state of california is just really exceptional. i also want to thank jennifer marshall, john malcolm, and especially the panelists today. each one of you brings a unique perspective to today's discussion. but we're all united in our shared values of tolerance and mutual respect. i also want a special thanks to emily cowell, director of the richard and helen devos center for religion and civil society for organizing this event and for many years as an attorney dedicated to the protection of religious

meese my brother and friend. his dedication to family, friends, and community serves as an example to many. his over 15 years of hard work in the ministry without expecting anything in return embodies the definition of unity. i thought of the many distinguished men and women who stood in this chamber at that podium preaching the importance of unity in our great nation. one was abraham lincoln who said a house divided against itself cannot stand. in our fast moving society it is easy to focus on those things that divide us over those things that bring us together. it is why, mr. speaker, stain here today calling for great unity among all who serve in this chamber among the american people, and thousands of communities across our great land only together can we withstand adversity not just as vits but nation. this does not mean that we will always agree. it does mean we should seek unity in those disagreements. we do not need to see eye to eye to walk hand in hand. we must stand united through our differences. than