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. >> i guess what i'm saying here is the whole question, the orig origin, happens with the firing.t's a factual question of what happened. what happened during the election, what did the russian elections do and when did they do it? what elt matly everyone has been working to get to, whatever the facts indicate is what the facts of the matter were. >> let's be clear. donald trump fired james comey and lied about it. and that was exposed. then he admitted the letter that said they had to fire him because he was too mean to hillary clinton. >> too mean. >> too mean to hillary. >> and that it was false, that's a fact that he lied about something that central. and according to "the new york times" and sources klaus like don mcgahn, he tried to have bob mueller fired. that could have been a crime if he pulled it off, and that presumably is also part of this investigation. another thing you'll get to, isn't it interesting, chris, that barr goes beyond the requirements tonight and puts as you just alluded to mueller's name in the process going forward. i mean this is a big headline. tonig

nunca harÍa un corrido y menos para el "chapo" guzmÁn pero quien sÍ se atreviÓ a hacer este Árbitrregl origenseÑo a mis hijos. >> directo al grano, tiene una posiciÓn muy clara. >> es un tema controversial que bueno que lo tenga claro. >> sincero y directo. >> exactamente. >> ¿has ido a mazatn >> no, ¿ lcomiendas? >> sÍ como no. >> soltero y mÁs. >> en sinaloa de la tierra donde estÁn los dorados de diego armando maradona como director tÉcnico. >> dios, pero no dirige caram carambas. >> tiene un grupo de ayudantes. >> nada mÁs sale a dar entrevistas. >> lo eliminaron de la copa tambiÉn. >> como dirÍa sandarti vamos con adamari y sandarti. >> aquÍ estamos porque hoy estamos de celebraciÓn con una invitada de lujo, versÁtil y querida por su pÚblico. >> vaya que lujo, la escuchan esa voz potente, esas canciones que te llegan al corazÓn, despuÉs de una pausa por maternidad, estÁ aquÍ con nosotros, estrenando su tema musical nunca es tarde, y nunca es tarde para recibirla. >> un fuerte aplauso para natalia jimÉnez. >> bienvenida hermosa. >> un placer, ven por acÁ por favor. >> hola! (aplausos) q