just heard from steve hayes, senior writer for the weekly standard and tom jocelyn there in new york tonight. these are two guys who have been on the story from the very beginning. you heard from mike flynn about this tom. obviously it s very small, if the total number is 1 to 1.5 million documents. yeah. we re just seeing a small subset of what was captured in the compound. remember that larger number reflects a lot of different types of documents, including documents translated by al qaeda and that bin laden and his top lieutenants commented on. there s a lot in those files that is interesting and has to be exploited, at least to the public. what was released today definitely did not include the juiciest or the most interesting documents that we would be interested in getting to the pubic will. in fact the most interesting stuff in today had been released in brooklyn in court in february or before that. a lot of that stuff remains
another lost gospel, that of philip suggests a different reason for peter and the other disciples apparent dislike of mary. all those tantalizing theories about jesus and mary magdalene being lovers jumped from this one passage. this is the juiciest stuff we ve got, that there was a relationship between jesus and mary magdalene. for the most part, the missionaries were missionary couples. so it makes sense that jesus himself could have been part of a missionary couple. as a first century jewish man it would have been incredibly likely that jesus would have been married during his lifetime. this is high-stakes stuff. if jesus, the son of god, was married and he had children, if he had that kind of an intimate relationship, people want to know. and if he had children, that means there might be people
couple on friday were not returned. joe johns, cnn, washington. so now having heard all that, you might think that this would be a slam-dunk for the prosecution. not necessarily. it s complicated. which is why we like to keep senior legal analyst jeffrey toobin around. so the list of gifts weis we , black and white louis vuitton shoes, purses, wallet, the list here very fashionable. it is staggering but in and of itself it doesn t prove corruption. john, i ve read a lot of legal documents. the indictment in this case is the juiciest, riveting, fascinating legal document i ve ever read because it does read like these people who spent their lives as the mcdonnells did in the military, in government service, suddenly getting access to all these riches. and they jump in with both hands. but as you point out, it is not
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shook up. the bachmann campaign pressing on with a new man at the helm. big changes at the top and the questions they re raising about the congresswoman s campaign. i m carol costello. president obama offering up one hint about his highly anticipated jobs plan. his proposal to put americans back to work on this american morning. all right. good morning, everyone. it is tuesday, september 6th. welcome to american morning. what s going on with the weather? i know. from earthquakes to hurricanes to wildfires. we need some locust. all we need is locus and it will complete the picture. it is going crazy. mother nature is piling on. as christine said, fires, tornadoes, flooding, across the south. in texas, dozens of dangerous wildfires are burning across the state fanned by winds from tropical storm lee and fueled by the worst one-year drought in the state s history. nearly 500 homes have been destroyed, thousands of people have been evacuated. in suburban atlanta,