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mariaa but thena is at a d.c.ourt where she will be indicted. >> reporter: we just got new documents that i think are going to preview the fight we'll see in court today, which is what to do about her detention. prosecutors just put out a court filing in which they detail their belief that she is an extreme flight risk. they refer to her ties and say she has ties to russian intelligence in the allegations in this document. they say she was planning to move money abroad and her lease ended in a washington, d.c. apt and she was already packing up to leave and that's the reason they decided to move to arrest her. they'll also say she should remain in jail and they point out, given her ties, she is a russian spy to the russian government. if she were released, even on bail, she'd be able to go to a diplomatic outpost and claim essentially immunity there and there's nothing u.s. law enforcement could do. it also goes on to document this relationship with an unnamed u.s. person, one previous filings have shown that to b

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our friends have been doubting us and questioning, when the head of our country says one thing, and thenas to step it back, what actually does that really mean, and where a our various alliances and relationshipsn gg? bilateral relationships between two countries are just liketw relationships n people. you have to spend time, energy and effort in cultivang at and, when there's misunderstandings, that could potentially lead to irreparable damage, and that's one of the doncerns i know our allies many in washington, d.c. have. >> woodruff: one of the questions i asked her i ts what dos mean for ordinary americans, what could the practical effect of that fraying of the relatiohip between the u.s. and its allies and a closer maybe usationship with russiaer mean r?elir >> well, and foremost, let me get very specific to my district. i represent the eagleford and the permian basi. these are fueling the energy renaissance in the united states and it's allowing -- is going to ultimately allow the united states to be a net exporter of energy. this should have been a topic that got brought up becau kn

sharing that appropriate information and support their efforts and looking at the right opportunity for thena bureau to step in from a national stand point. >> outside of serving as a partner for state regulators and ag rules issued by the cfpb can also be enforced by state ags. do you support empowering the ags by issuing rules through the cfpb? >> i believe it is an essential responsibility of the bureau to engage in the rulemaking activities, setting clear rules. the example -- >> so that's a yes? >> yes, senator. >> thank you. a >> have you ever seend a bi contra -- signed a contract with someone that included an arbitration clause. >> i'm sure you did. >> you're a lawyer. did you read the clause before you signedd it? >> as a lawyer, i do try to read those things. and i have actually read them in the past. >> were you aware you were foregoingtr your right to sue wn you signed theas contract? >> i was aware of what was in the contract. i can't assure you that's what was there. >> do you believer that ordinary americans page through and read the fine print of the contracts and know they're