Jun 13 Watch 11:58 Why Trump’s view of accepting foreign opposition research is ‘textbook illegal’ President Trump has caused a new outcry by declaring that he would accept information about a political opponent provided by a foreign government. The admission comes after Robert Mueller warned of significant Russian interference in the 2016 presidential campaign. Yamiche… Continue watching
May 22 Search warrants linked to former Trump lawyer Cohen made public By Eric Tucker, Associated Press Investigators were examining the flow of foreign money into Cohen's bank accounts and looking into whether the funds might be connected to a plan to lift Russian sanctions, according to court filings unsealed Wednesday. Continue reading
Apr 19 Watch 12:07 Is Mueller report a ‘final determination’ or an ‘impeachment referral?’ With a redacted version of the special counsel’s report now public, how should we understand the conclusions Robert Mueller arrived at from the evidence he gathered? Judy Woodruff talks to Robert Ray, who was independent counsel during the Whitewater Investigation… Continue watching
Apr 18 Watch 5:38 Trump claims exoneration from report Democrats call ‘damning’ The redacted Mueller report on possible collaboration between the Russian government and members of the Trump campaign has been publicly released. Running 448 pages, it is broken into two volumes, one focusing on Russian election interference and the other on… Continue watching
Apr 18 Watch 7:34 On Mueller report, Trump is ‘completely clueless,’ says Jeffries President Trump’s reaction to the release of a redacted version of the Mueller report was to again claim exoneration. But according to the House Judiciary Committee's Rep. Hakeem Jeffries, D-N.Y, that claim is not at all supported by the facts. Continue watching
Apr 18 What Trump and lawmakers are saying now that the Mueller report is public By Joshua Barajas, Gretchen Frazee Despite the minimal level of bipartisan unity among lawmakers in calling for the Mueller report’s release, it’s doubtful that the political fight over its findings — and their interpretation — will cease. Continue reading