es un tipo muy simpÁtico, muy inteligente.uÍ y ahora". >> por quÉ estÁs preocupada con el nuevo abogado de "el chapo" guzmÁn? >> mi esposo contratÓ a su abogado,es difÍcil porque "el chapo" tiene gente en todo el mundo, es un hombre muy poderoso. gerardo: esa situaciÓn podrÍa crear un problemÁtico conflicto de intereses. >> el hecho de que jeffrey haya representado a testigos en el caso de "el chapo" guzmÁn, le representa un gran obstÁculo para el poder participar como abogado en ese juicio. >> lo que tiene una soluciÓn. >> tendrÍa que buscar a otro abogado que no estÉ asociado con el, para que haga la pregunta a esos individuos, asumiendo que el juez lo permita y eso es permitido en muchos casos gerardo: estÁ dispuesto a que el caso se aclare ante el juez. >> se le presentarÁ al juez en el momento adecuado. gerardo: el abogado asegura que la fiscalÍa harÁ lo posible por sacarlo del caso. el potencial conflicto de intereses y los pagos a abogado del "el chapo", serÁn los temas que se debatirÁn en brooklyn, en la corte federal

you're in scenes together but the same same answer for both was allison janney i think we felt most simpatico with each other allowed each other to do the kind of work that we otherwise might have struggled with because there was such a give and take in acceptance. and the relationship with the show became kind of unspoken intimate intimacy. kind of kind of souls touching in a way. working with her was just remarkable i have and john spencer as well john spencer and i used to come off of a scene and he would say because he's such an actor you know he just loved it he just loved it so much and we would be finished with the scene and he would say i did i forgot who was even on camera you know who got so into just working with each other and i was true with him everything was given take no matter where the camera was to matter who was on camera and the same is true with allison and i love i love so many of them a martin is is is just a show or. because of that because we had actors that really understood how how to work with each other and a true ensemble how to elevate each other bring our our

great roles for so long you know it was interesting i got to the set i saw that i had to sort of simpatico because i saw the relationship that i had with with hughes that johnny and tim had you know they already. i think it was actually the first fell together but obviously they went on to make five or six other films but. burl brilliant artist and very nice guy very low key guy actually alex flora's. you see in molly ringwald new wallace archie's mom on riverdale i have not i'm not a. nice lady though you played michael slim build days whitey ford and a young edgar allan pole and anyone else you want to play aga somebody great i have to say that in those opportune when i had those opportunities that really inspired me to bring the work to another level so i mean i don't know what can't i can't put a finger on who i might want to play but i certainly like. playing real people already for losing sixty one right that right those who tell you first of all sure what's next what's coming up i did a film with the great bruce dern called the leaders. bruce is doing great he's working all the time

i think steve bannon and president trump are basically quite simpatico, even though there have been tensions in internal white house things. their instinks are quite similar. i would suspect bannon will over time still have a line to the president. arthel: bannon's ouster and the talk of the white house shakeup is the talk this morning. >> if my friend john kelly or jim mattis came to see and said i am thinking about resigning from this white house, i would say absolutely not, you have to stay. we need people like john kelly, jim mattis, h.r. mcmaster to right the ship. arthel: jeh johnson is talking about john kelly, the chief of staff. >> that viewpoint he just expressed is commonly heard in washington. it's the thought that aides like john kelly can basically kill the more eccentric ideas that come from some in president trump's circle. i think many of the people who elected president trump see things in a different way. they fear those people will take the presidency away from its roots. to those who are more critical. steve bannon was the keeper of the flame that was carried during the

that's something the president prided himself on that bannon sided with him and nevertheless they're simpatico there. probably the biggest backer of steve bannon and ones who may be more influential are the mercer family which is a significant donor to republican causes generally and has been a significant donor to president trump and recently made a large contribution to a super pac going after republicans critical of president trump or less enthusiastic on the trump agenda. they can play a bigger role outside the white house as anyone inside the building. >> charlie: if the president fires steve bannon knowing who has supported him in the past. what's the risk to the president if he is outside and in a position to criticize the president? >> that's the same question raised about reince priebus would he do more harm outside than working on behalf of the agenda or how effectively or ineffectively he did so and the same question of steve bannon is it better to have him in or out. if the president makes this decision will show his understanding of what the white house needs to run and what it me

nevertheless, they are simpatico ideologically.he backers of steve bannon and the one who may be more influential than anyone else in the white house would be the mercer family, a significant donor to republican causes generally, and a significant donor to president trump, and made a very large contribution to a super pac going after republicans who have been critical of president trump specifically or less than, enthusiastic about the trump agenda overall. they could play as big a role outside as anyone inside the building. risk to thet is the andident if he is outside in a position to criticize the president, it steve bannon inspired? major: i was always the question. it was the same about reince priebus. what he do more harm on the outside than he did working on behalf of the agenda? have alwaysstions been raised about steve bannon. would it be better to have him in or out? if the president does make this decision, it would reflect not only his understanding of what will make a functional white house run, but far more than that,

. >> did she say that her son was part of any of these groups, was simpatico with any of these groups? >> she was pretty unaware what the definition of alt-right would be. she fumbled over the language. i don't think she knew what that definition would be. she said she doesn't try to get too much into his political beliefs and that she's not too well versed in his political leanings in any way. i don't get awe sense necessarily knew what he was heading for this weekend. >>> we are hearing from the mayor who said the white supremacists brought hatred into their city and that that belongs in the trash heap of history. >> it is brought here by outsiders and it is is brought here by people who belong in the trash heap of history with these ideas. they are going to be in the trash heap of history. this day will not define us. we will define this day by the story that we continue to tell tomorrow and the tomorrow after that, the week after that, and the year after that. there is a very sad and coarseness in our politics that we have too much of today. opponents have become our enemies. we a

witnesses if they have questions that are different than the prosecutors, but it develops sort of a simpaticorand juries and the prosecutor and they'll pretty much do what the prosecutor wants them to do. as a general rule. >> walk us through exactly how this works. we talk about grand juries. they're just regular folks, right, in a grand jury like this. a dozen, two dozen people. >> exactly, yes. in the federal rules, the 16 to 23 persons and you only need 12 to return what's called a true bill. in other words, an indictment. yes, we found enough proximate cause -- probable cause, and we talk about grand juries in terms of accusatory or investigatory functi functions, but at their core, grand juries are about finding probable cause that a crime has been committed. the only reason we call them grand is because they're large, as opposed to what is a petit jury, the small jury that you see at trial. these are the same citizens that are drawn from the community but as paul said, and paul has sat in as a prosecutor on many a grand jury, you have a one-sided relationship with the grand jurors as a

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