ago, federal investigators had identified at least 36 girls and were still building their case when suddenly in 2008 epstein made a sweetheart deal. that deal allowed him to plead guilty to a lesser charge. he did have to register as a sex offender and serve 13 months in a county jail, but it shutdown the fbi s investigation. the deal also granted immunity to his coconspirators. the deal was signed off on by then u.s. attorney in miami, alexander accosta, who then became donald trump s secretary of labor. we believe that we proceeded appropriately. reporter: accosta resigned last month, facing growing scrutiny of his handling of the epstein deal. still, if epstein s original plea deal goes away in light of his death, his coconspirators may be in trouble. does your client still hope to gain justice from epstein s coconspirators? all of the people that were involved should be held accountsable for what occurred back then. mr. epstein could have never
treatment tonight. then you have the king and queen of corruption, bill and hillary clinton. from mishandling classified information, obstruction of justice, the leading subpoenaed e-mails, acid washing hard drives with bleach. busting devices with hammers and blackberries, phones. leveraging their political positions to rake in millions of dollars? the clintons tonight are perhaps this country s most corrupt politicians and never ever been held accountsable. that might be about to change. john solomon s breaking news here on this program last night, federal authorities received whistle-blower information in 2017 alleging that the clinton foundation have a whole bunch of wrong doing. mark meadows has confirmed the whistle-blowers have in fact turned over hundreds of foundation documents for lawmakers and potentially now shedding light into the clinton s cloud of corruption.
treatment tonight. then you have the king and queen of corruption, bill and hillary clinton. from mishandling classified information, obstruction of justice, the leading subpoenaed e-mails, acid washing hard drives with bleach. busting devices with hammers and blackberries, phones. leveraging their political positions to rake in millions of dollars? the clintons tonight are perhaps this country s most corrupt politicians and never ever been held accountsable. that might be about to change. john solomon s breaking news here on this program last night, federal authorities received whistle-blower information in 2017 alleging that the clinton foundation have a whole bunch of wrong doing. mark meadows has confirmed the whistle-blowers have in fact turned over hundreds of foundation documents for lawmakers and potentially now shedding light into the clinton s cloud of corruption.
efforts around health care. we saw democrats coming together, even though there are disagreements here and there when we talk about single payer, for example. you saw so much energy and activism around this country. you saw people holding their members accountsable. if president trump just today, there was a poll, the associated press reported on, four and five americans really want this repeal effort to stop. so i think if he tries to mess with that, he ll hear from the american people. not just the democratic party. and frankly, some in his own party so it doesn t concern me. there are reports now, the hill being among those to report that president obama is appearing to make a comeback of sorts in the fall. the hill reporting that he doesn t want to be a foil. do you want to see president obama return to the spotlight? i think it would be great to have his voice out there of it
taken to the congress, the special counsel cannot take the president to work on a charge of obstruction of justice. that s not where we presidents are held accountable. they re held accountsable through impeach ment proceedings. then it becomes a political question as well as a legal question for the house representatives. but there is no doubt. boeb both in the clinton cause and nixon case, one the charges that came out in the clinton case and the house was getting ready to pass in nixon is obstruction of justice charge. so there is no question the president can be held accountable for obstruction of justice. gingrich and others are saying now, no, no, a president can t obstruct justice by definition. that s simply not been the case. the presidents have been held accountable on obstruction of justice charges. so there is precedent for. that adam shift went on to say that he has seen evidence of