silence critics. yeah, well, you don t know what you don t know. and, you know, what the book said is that he doesn t like to read. you can figure all these things out if you read the policy. yeah. thank you all. if he read history, he would realize hillary clinton has spent more time in a grant jury testifying under oath than any first lady or senator in the united states history. to say she s gotten off scott free is laughable. thank you all, appreciate it. fascinating conversation, see you soon. when we come back, darrell issa announcing he will not seek re-election. we re going to talk to charlie den about why he is retiring and how the political landscape has changed with the rise of trump.
part one, brian, i would say that the whole invocation of executive privilege or executive privilege-light, because he really wasn t invoking the privilege, was really confugssi. i don t think even the justice department understood itself what it was arguing today. it was sort of saying, if the president chooses to invoke this, we won t answer these questions, and i think the senators left with many more questions that they still have yet to ask. that brings me to part two. if people were left wanting by sessions invoking this rule of his choosing and not answering certain questions, especially pertaining to discussions with the president, does that get tougher for sessions if he is called to appear before mueller? it does because i think mueller could use a grant jury and overcome this claim of executive privilege. and fundamentally what s at stake here? the attorney general today said the president wanted my views on whether to fire comey, and the
just outraged. they re making allegations of corruption and sabotage pointing to the grand jury process. jonathan ab aty an attorney for the rice s family was on cnn earlier today. it s clear to us from interaction with the prosecutor that this entire process was being distorted and corrupted and directed in a way that would engineer a no indictment in this case. cnn s gene ka scasarez is wi me. jean, to you first. first what happen next legally. the family is calling on the department of justice. what can be done? the grant jury has spoken in regard to state charges. the u.s. attorney s office for northern ohio, the feds in ohio, say they have followed the investigation. they are going to be continuing the investigation. of course, mark can talk more about the high standards when you re talking about a federal charge in this case. but the justice department for
covered by most insurance plans, including medicare. find your co-pay cost at myflexpen.com. ask your health care provider about novolog® flexpen today welcome back to around the world. russia s now criticizing prosecutors in texas, they re upset a grant jury refused to bring charges against the american adoptive parents of a 3-ye-old russian boy who died in january. russia has actually been citing that case to justify its ban on u.s. adoptions of russian children. a texas prosecutor says the boy died accidentally, most likely from a playground accident and there is no evidence that anyone is criminally responsible. so check this out, michael. i don t know, another day in the ukrainian parliament? have a look. watch.
fellow teens vulgarly joked about the rape. song of the night is definitely rape me by nirvana. what if that was your daughter? it wasn t. if it was my daughter, i wouldn t care. witnesses read text messes including this one before b. the victim. yeah, dude, she was like a dead body. i just needed some sexual attention. there was no jury. this was a bench trial with visiting judge thomas lips rendering the verdict because this was a juvenile case. poppy harlow, cnn, steubenville, ohio. mark dewine announced after this verdict that a grant jury will be convened april 15th to determine if other crimes were committed in this incident, meaning more people could be charged here. 19 minutes after the hour. let s bring you up to speed on all the news happening around the world. a private jet slamming into two homes, possibly damaging a third, and ending up nose first