if i was asked at the time did i think it was a campaign contribution i would say no. it was a private matter protecting someone s reputation. he happened to be in the campaign for the presidency. even if not the same action would have been taken. an alleged payoff to a porn star after all the years and millions of dollars being spent that shows what a failure this investigation has been and really what a disgrace it s been. sandra: how do you tell the american people what has changed then since james comey sat down with house lawmakers, answered these questions. we saw the testimony over the weekend. here we are this morning. where does this investigation stand and what has changed? well, the bottom line is the mueller investigation is going to go forward. hopefully it will end soon. i think what you ll see is what dershowitz said. you ll find the report which finds no criminal activity as far as collusion with russia. no collusion with russia whatsoever but raising all
happening right now inside the republican party. there are some aides who say they are telling their bosses, the lawmakers push for the investigation because they want to clear the judge s name. there s getting push back from members saying it would only delay the vote. let the investigation stand and have the testimony be public and move on. there s the tension there. so far the leadership is wipi wg that battle. it s not just the timing. why wouldn t they say let de s a probe? i have to guess they are lining up other judges as possible back ups. wouldn t they want this to be clean? think also want a stand off. they want to bring the accuser, dr. ford to the public. they say we will let her speak privately but they don t want to let this continue to lag on.
for future gps. worked to hire a foreign agent to get dirt on president trump. the number two guy at the fbi is under investigation for lying. the director of the fbi, mr. comby, leaked internal memos. you are not talking much about page memos where they openly hated trump in the tank for clinton. other than those few details you have it right. where does that investigation stand at this point. we have watched a handful of interviews. peter, lisa, where does this go from here? we need a special council yesterday. i m disappointed in the department of justice. the number four person who is on
just a sad tape to listen to. joining me now is former ntsb managing director and cnn aviation analyst and cnn s aviation correspondent renee marsh. if we can, starting now, where does the investigation stand, particularly as to what led to the crash? right, so the fbi still, which is leading this investigation, still trying to piece all that together. we know they recovered the flight data recorders. by midweek, we expect that the ntsb will start the analysis on the data recorders. however, the cockpit voice recorder, which could pick up any other conversations he had, maybe he was talking to himself, maybe he called someone beforehand. we don t know. if that happened, that would be picked up on the cockpit voice recorder, but at this point, the fbi is saying they have only been able to recover components of that recorder. so they don t have the full thing just yet. outside of the investigation, i can tell you that the focus really is now zeroing in on this idea of the insider thr
i thought it was remarkable. i was so proud to be an attorney at that point. what do you hope to accomplish? you release the sketch, but it sounded like we ll put that up. and a hotline for any tips. this is a sketch of a potential suspect who intimidated your client in a parking lot when she was with her infant. if you ve already shared it with law enforcement, are there no leads? where does the investigation stand in finding this man? we have a number of leads. we ve received a lot of leads. we have narrowed the field to some names that we think of people that it may very well be. we re not quite there yet. we decided to release the sketch now with the hope that a member of the public saw something or heard something that would get us effectively over the goal line. if someone refers us to a name