this is the most high profile prosecution of a musical icon in history. i can t name another and i in history. i can t name anotherand i am in history. i can t name another and i am a student of p0p another and i am a student of pop music history. the body count, by my. the women s whose names i now number almost 70 and i am certain there are far more i have never been aware of- far more i have never been aware of. ., ., ., , ., aware of. to what extent do you think r kelly aware of. to what extent do you think r kelly was aware of. to what extent do you think r kelly was enabled - aware of. to what extent do you think r kelly was enabled in - think r kelly was enabled in what he was doing?- think r kelly was enabled in what he was doing? 100%. he was sellin: what he was doing? 100%. he was selling 100 what he was doing? 10096. he was selling 100 million what he was doing? 10096. he was selling 100 million albums - what he was doing? 10096. he was selling 100 million albums ov
had it on lock for a long time. it has the public has sort of desired to respect her privacy after so much invasiveness. they have effectively been able to control her communication. she has not had the right to counsel of her own choosing, she has never had the right to counsel of her own choosing, so there has not even been an opportunity for her to speak out against the conservatorship and the idea that she suddenly had one came as a shock. it s stunning in your story how you detail that there are things she wasn t aware of, right? that the judge actually made it so that she didn t know certain things. i do want to ask you about the relationship between britney spears and her father jamie spears. tell us what you learned. so by all accounts all the people we spoke to, they have never had a great relationship. the sort of britney s mother lynn writes had her memoir that jamie was wrestling with alcoholism for much of their
to create space between this white house and giuliani. some like congressman mark meadows suggesting giuliani was acting as a rogue agent insin e eighting he was doing things he wasn t aware of. giuliani was asked about being thrown under the bus by trump or other republicans. he joked about having insurance against trump. trump was asked about that today. in his response he said he didn t know what rudy was talking about and he added this rudy is the best mayor in the history of new york. in my opinion, the strongest mayor, the best mayor. rudy is a great crime fighter. rudy is a great person. reporter: rudy backtracked and said that he was simply being sarcastic. he said his real insurance policy is a trove of negative information that he has about joe biden, a potential 2020
bidens. both colonel vindman and ms. williams were on the july 25th call. vindman testified due to the unequal bargaining position on the two leaders and ukraine s dependence of the u.s. the favor trump asked of zelensky was really a demand. after the call multiple individuals were concerned enough to report it to the national security counsel s top lawyer. the second time in two weeks vindman had raised concerns with nsc lawyers. williams also believed asking zelensky to undertake these investigations was inappropriate and that it might explain something else she had become a ware of. the otherwise hold on military assistance to ukraine. both colonel vindman and ms. williams took note of the explicit use of the word burisma by zelensky. a fact left out of the record of the call now locked away on
attorney general decided to go out and make a statement on the president s behalf? unusual under normal circumstances, however, having seen how the attorney general went out and made an important and significant statement after the mueller report one could understand why the president might think he would do it again when the president appears to be in political if not legal jeopardy. i do this i ve always been curious how the attorney general reacted when the summary of the july 25th call between the president and ukrainian president zelensky was released and the attorney general s name was invoked in the same sentence by the president along with rudy giuliani. i always wondered how attorney general barr reacted to that. something going on giuliani was doing he wasn t aware of, whether he knew the president was invoking his name the same way he invoked his personal