i'm not sherlock holmes but i can figure out who leaked the pictures out.dy. >> the one report i have seen but not verified, it was her brother who is a pro trump kind of guy. sounds like a great guy. but, then accusing him of revealing more than he should've about the relationship. >> i'm not sherlock holmes, but i think we tracked a case here. i'm not a lawyer. i don't know if this is even black male. give me a lawyer. i need a lawyer. >> lou: lawyers are so much fun. >> if you're not asking for money or anything in return. they're just asking them to let up on them. i don't know if that's black fulblack male. >> lou: why don't you think jeff bezos doesn't do what they've always done and just buy the thing. why talk about these piddling sons and say, how much do you want? >> you said it, he uses the washington post as a vanity project. >> lou: $250 million vanity project without operating costs. and eight anti- trump stories every day. >> he should be gone after here. but because everybody hates donald trump, they sewed -- everybody in the media. we love

character all researching a character or discovering the story behind it, that investigation, that sherlock holmesmething and then the live event, anything can happen kind of experience, and what you plan, what you hoped for, what occurred in the moment between you, the atmosphere and the audience, at its most beautiful and profound, it was electrifying to be part of. it is not happen every time but i knew when i felt it, experienced it a little, and wanted to pursue it a lot. in many ways you made it your name making adaptations of shakespeare, henry v of may a big impact. your new film, all is true, what happened in it? all is true is the last three years in the life of william shakespeare. after his theatre burnt down during the first performance of his final play, henry viii or alternative title all is true and we take the approach that the shakespearean approach was that he knew some facts about the life of henry viii but otherwise speculated wildly about the story, he made things up. more facts than we think about in the last three years. he retired to stratford, he went back toafamily retir

inferences you know there's a general rule called cui bono when you're searching for a mystery like sherlock holmes who benefits you know from the if the facts were a particular way it's not conclusive and remember as well that when we're speaking about the president's complicity we're not really speaking about proof beyond a reasonable doubt in a criminal case and fact the department's policy is you can't indict a prosecutor president well a sitting but impeachment standard is not a criminal standard and if there became just a conviction that mr trump was going close to the criminal line that could justify an impeachment article even though it wasn't a crime i remember in the nixon impeachment case for example there were instances in the articles of impeachment citing allies to the public allies that weren't necessarily under oath there were used as evidence that he was no longer fit in a trustworthy occupant of the white house so that's where trump i think is the feel that even if there's not proof beyond a reasonable doubt people who know how washington and power worse could confer well there we

it doesn't seem at all from any kind of logic or sherlock holmes analyst why in the world would you risks morgan said, violating the agreement you signed and be, briskly down the road. >> could be because he thought bezos that about the gawker peter said you should not dig to grace and let it roll off your back. he sounded like someone would never do this and now he's the one seeking revenge. did he catch them offguard perhaps? >> maybe a little bit and a little to be gleaned from the statement. it wasn't that typical in-your-face lawyer type stuff that scorched earth. we will look at this. >> it did allow the new york post to run the best headline of any newspaper. [laughter] >> we can't say it on air. [laughter] >> that being said, why did this happen? peter did not explicitly - that maybe his personality to go after them or go through the legal process but why is this so rare? >> look, these decisions are law and public relations coming together in a conference room and sit down and make educated guesses and sometimes they're good and bad. you have raised the key thing which it seemed

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my hero, sherlock holmes. he said i don't want to give my phone in.d flag to me. used the excuse, there is information on there i don't want people to see. that jumped out at me. the point is if i may be positive about the legal system the chips will fall where they fall, they'll find out what happened. >> bill: one more thing from the interview. you read body language, right? >> body language, facial demeanor. >> bill: read the language on this clip. >> why do you think you were targeted? >> i can just assume. i come very, very hard against 45. i come really, really hard against his administration. >> when i saw that i thought there was a certain hesitancy in the way he was speaking quite honestly. again -- >> bill: you are judging guilt or innocence based on comments. how about this question? he says he isn't going to talk to police. if they emotion -- impanel a jury -- >> he is not required to speak to the police or go before the grand jury. any prosecutorial policy. to offer the opportunity to testify. you don't have a legal right. in state court

for investigate yourself in this kind of case is calling for sherlock holmes to show up. the f.b.i. lieutenant governor, mr. fairfax, is being accused of committing one crime in boston, accused of another crime in north carolina. they would fall within the police of those cities, not the f.b.i. what it does raise is a comparison to the accusations against justice brett kavanaugh. there the f.b.i. was involved because justice kavanaugh was being confirmed for a higher office. to claim the f.b.i. should investigate yourself here is really just a fig leaf. it would do nothing to advance the investigation. the f.b.i. is not legally allowed to get involved in a case like this. >> sandra: he said i did not rape or sexually assault anyone. he said the interactions were consensual. what options does he have then? >> yes. the main tool here most people think would be impeachment under the virginia state constitution. which is very similar to federal impeachment. it allows the house to impeach for high crimes and misdemeanors, malfeasance and corruption in office and requires 2/3 of the state

it doesn't take sherlock holmes to work this out.have drained out and you are left with that. that is exactly what has happened. how did you know? you may not realise, we have a little chat before that and he has these keyboards in the desk with access to internet sources. he didn't know. it's cold journalism. it's a bit more complicated than that. it's freezing rain that you need to get this kind of event, because the rain freezes on impact. we've talked about freezing rain before. this is water. you do lessen. it freezes on the apple and the thing is, apple is when you get below minus five degrees, they start to decompose and rot. the other thing about apples as they have a freezing point lower than the freezing point of water. if you have an apple and you want to freeze it, you will need to get it down to —2 as opposed to 0 degrees. as it gets warmer, the body thrusts at —2, all of the mushy inside drops out of the bottom and you are inside drops out of the bottom and you a re left inside drops out of the bottom and you are left w

my last name might be holmes, but you don't need sherlock to get to the bottom of this scooby doo mysterys it black face or clanhood? how do you know if you never dressed in a clan hood. now he's trying to blame michael jackson. he even said he only put a little bit of shoe polish because everybody knows it's hard to get off your face. i actually didn't know that little tidbit. how did you know that? judge jeanine: the president's tweet maybe an hour ago, and it reads, ed gillespie who ran for governor of the great state of virginia against ralph northam must be seeing malpractice and dereliction of duty with regard to his opposition research staff. if they find that terrible picture before the election, he wins by 20 points. dan bongino said he received the picture in 2018 but couldn't confirm the and didn't publish it. why it didn't come into play in the election, who knows. if this wasn't an inside job to get rid of governor than after all of his infanticide comments. judge jeanine: i think the infanticide enough is enough to get rid of them. but it seems like this is a movement by the