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. >> he's made it clear that if if he testifies, that 448-pag report, he says, is his testimony. >> he would like to do b but he doesn't necessarily have the last word. the american people have a right to hear from the man who did the investigation for the last two years. we'd like to know about the counterintelligen repor that he eluded to in his report but we have no idea what they have to s. what he looked at was did thet presidommit a crime or othe othersommit a crime? who should be indicted. and there's a lot of counterintelligence information that goes to compmise, goes to sk off the country. if people are compromised in me way that may not be criminal, it can behe nonss just as dev staastatg if it meas u.s. policy is countereffect said. >> he made it clear it's very muchat the forefront off his report. what are you doing to make su we're not at risk of that kind of meddling again in 2020? >> yore abb solutely right. feral started by talking about the russian intnce and systemic. and it's as if he is saying, hey, in the debate over imepeaching and not impeaching, let's not over l

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the way you provide prep pags p preparations for. i wonder whether the question is understood.her words, what do you mean by rearatparaions. >> part of the reason we think of it that way because of japanese where we had a commission and there were checks cut where folks have been mistreated. >> it was a mathematically easier calculation, there was a certain set period of time. >> the specific people who document ds and you can identify. >> the point is what does it mean to correct the deepen justice o justice of the past that people today experience. i think part of the importance of this idea of a public commission is to help people, all american understand that this is actually about fixing structure. 240,000 lost their homes. >> they're not in good shape today. >> yes, they're not in good shape today. >> right. when we fix some of these structural problems how people can stay in overcohome loans or from governor hickenlooper, access to starting a small business. >> you are if i cfixing for eve. one of the misunderstanding of this conversations, somehow it is us verses them.

that is lines 1710 to 22 on pag. essentially it says six months after the affected date, they'll present us with information, and line one total six on page 3, it continues on. >> i see it. >> and then the last, after all these, we need to continue the matter. because of these amendments, it will automatically trigger a continuance, so we are just continuing to june 3rd. >> motion made to take these amendments. is there something you would like to add? did you want to add anything, shakira? turn that microphone on with that special little button there >> apologies. john, show her where the button is. >> can you hear me? >> thank you. thank you to the supervisors. on behalf of supervisor brown, we would like to introduce these small cleanup amendments that will allow our state parking program and vehicle triage center to exist. we appreciate you adopting these amendments, supervisor brown also supports the motion for continuance to the june 3rd meeting. >> motion made by supervisors to take these amendments, we will t

. >> as part of the target pag package. legal sign-off on all these strikes. are they in accordance with the international rules of law, what's expected, collateral damage and casualties, et cetera. there's a degree of inexperience going on. right now, essentially, there's no dod, presidentially -- >> and a lame duck. >> right. >> because the president replaced him, announcing that at the army/navy game. >> and a lot of cell phone calls to an unsecure phone in the president's hand. that's where a lot of our policy process is occurring. >> brett mcgurk, very briefly let's talk about the kind of information the president is taking in, because it does seem that that explanation to chuck todd and the world was basically made up. >> i agree with general mccaffrey. process is critical. it's up to the national security adviser, john bolt nen this case, to collect the best information from the agencies of the government and present the president with options and that has to include all the downside risks. a president should never be in a position ten minutes before a

final note about this part, this russian section is where you see some of the most heavili redacted pagthe report, much blocked out because of ongoing invtigations. >> tomorrow night, we'll break down russia's outreach to the trump campaign, how mueller made his determination about the colonel conclusion and conspiracy issue, plus whatel r could not find. >> nawaz: we return now to the litary crackdown in sudan today, the worst violence since the overthrow of the country's president in april. g john ys the latest. >> reporter: amna, the violence today targetedmohe center of a hs-long civilian movement that forced the downfall of the ulcountry's longtime omar al-bashir. esdozens were killed as prrs dodged live gunfire. the main opposition group d the military of committing a massacre. protesters ved to remain on e streets until the generals who replaced bashir in april hand power to a civilian-led government. opposition groups suspended talks with the military after today's crackdown. the u.s. embassy in khartoum urged sudanese forces to stop the attacks, and blamed the military for the