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... now are the MPD, who we pay. Phillipe Cunningham: I like to more specifically think about it as reimagining public safety. Fred de Sam Lazaro: Phillipe Cunningham serves the city's Fourth Ward. Phillipe Cunningham: At the end of the day, we want to make sure that, when anyone calls ...
Philip Rucker: And it appears to be. And it fits a pattern. We have seen again and again, after the Mueller investigation, after impeachment, that when this president escapes accountability, when he's held up, when he's effectively on trial, as he was before the Senate, and escapes without ...
... National Security Adviser John Bolton — refused, following Trump’s orders. Lastly, Democrats could potentially include an obstruction of justice article based on special counsel Robert Mueller’s report released earlier this year. Mueller said he could not exonerate Trump on that point, essentially leaving the matter up to Congress. WATCH ...
... to do that. How do they see all this in terms of an opportunity to go after the president, investigate the president, after all the Mueller report and its aftermath? Yamiche Alcindor: Some believe that the Democrats really lost momentum after the Mueller report and after Robert Mueller testified before ...
... really changed the dynamic. My sense from talking to some folks is, look, this is certainly a new wrinkle, because it's no longer about Mueller. I think the sense was, the Mueller report has sort of played its way out. And, yes, they could continue to have more hearings ...
The congressional debate over the conclusions of the Mueller report is entangled in an equally fierce fight over access to the document and its witnesses. Attorney General William Barr has repeatedly declined Democrats’ requests to release the unredacted report and question key witnesses on the lawmakers’ terms. In return, House ...
Mueller, a longtime Republican, was cleared by the Justice Department to lead the Russia investigation. The department said in May 2017 that its ethics experts "determined that Mr. Mueller's participation in the matters assigned to him is appropriate." The issue had come up because of his former position at ...
... jurors expected to hear testimony that he never told his tax accountants about offshore bank accounts containing millions of dollars. The testimony of longtime accountant Philip Ayliff would build on evidence presented by special counsel Robert Mueller's team that Manafort inflated his business income by millions of dollars and ...
... before, when he claimed that Hillary Clinton received $145 million during her time as secretary of state, and that the cost of special counsel Robert Mueller’s year-long Russia investigation was approaching $20 million. The comments highlighted the president’s tendency to present his remarks as facts without offering ...
... duties with integrity and honor. That may turn out to be more than an internal feud. Today, the Washington Post also reported special counsel Robert Mueller is investigating the president's attempts to pressure or oust Sessions to determine whether he was obstructing justice. For the PBS NewsHour, I'm ...
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