Program ended. That was in 2011. The seven men and two women all have military experience and are seasoned veterans of space. They will fly in tap seouls developed by spacex and boeing, both companies are slated to launch their missions next year. Nasa ended the Shuttle Program after 135 missions. Since it ended, nasa is paying russia about 70 million per seat to carry astronauts to and from the International Space station. [ music playing [ music playing ] we continue to see a pervasive messaging campaign by russia to try to weaken and divide the united states. In helsinki, i had a great meeting with putin. As i have said consistently, russia attempted to enter fear with the last election. Now were being hindered by the election hoax. The president is taking Decisive Action to defend our
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that the gates case is gone going and that includes several ongoing investigations. that could be the inauguration. he was the deputy campaign chairman. it could be related to the campaignering with don t know if it is new york state, it is not good news for the president that this case is ongoing. we do know one of mueller s top prosecutors is leaving the team. steve bannon once referred to him as the lebron jail of money laundering investigations. what does this signal to you about the focus of mueller s investigation? so weissman was the lead prosecutor on the manafort case. he also appeared in the gates case. it makes some sense that weissman would leave now manafort is done federally. and that he would pass this over to greg andres, his deputy, to
campaign that was able to collect data from 87 million unknown facebook users and then use that data in its election work? well, this morning it is back in the spotlight once again. the guardian oig reporticompanyt brittany kaiser was questioned by the special counsel. what did the former employee tell mr. mueller? and what was the focus of mueller s questioning? miss k kaiser s attorney is joining me now. and the news that brittany was interviewed by the special counsel appeared in a documentary, the great hack, that premiered i think last month. can you confirm that in fact she did meet with the special counsel and shed any light on why they may have wanted to speak to her? first of all, thanks for
this goes i think very much to the heart of what the special counsel s office is investigating. pretty intriguing. with me is mimi rocah, former assistant district attorney in the district of new york. a side bar in a hearing about paul manafort that is supposedly not connected to mueller and not part of the investigation ends up revealing what we think is the central thesis of bob mueller which is sanctions, ukraine, all of that was the quid pro quo. is that how to read this? what was strike being this transcript and why people are talking about it, it was someone from mueller s team. one of the top prosecutors putting into word what is all of us on cable news in news reports have been hypothesizing and surmising on public evidence what we think happened here.
mean? democratic investigators say they are not ready to write off the significants of trump associate contacts with russia and they are a focus of mueller s probe. according to the new york times, comments from one of the lead prosecutors in a closed door hearing where the transcript was made public later, that transcript suggests that the special counsel continues to pursue at least one central theory. starting while russia was taking steps to bolster the candidacy, they were ending deals over incursions into the ukraine and give moscow relief from sanctions impose by the united states and allies. in trying to explain why it mattered that paul manafort lied about communications with the russian associate, the prosecutor told the judge this goes to the larger view of what we think is going on and what we think is the motive here.