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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20100628:22:04:00

that they can try to penetrate us. what we re learning from the justice department, if they re saying this is a long-term operation that these guys were here and this is a long-term assignment, why would the justice department go after them now? they ve been working on this case and this group for many years. more than a couple of years, as a matter of fact. and i think it s just at point where they haven t obtained a state secret yet that they re aware of. they ve identified the network. they ve identified their communication mechanism and their bosses all the way back up to moscow and felt it was time to take it down. do we know how much damage that was done? that s the idea. they have not done damage which is why they re not charged with espionage. they re charged with being agents of a foreign government, which is russia. charged with money laundering. that went to their rent, food and travel expenses. so they haven t actually been successful yet, but it s a matter of time.

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20180225:18:01:00

now going so far as to accuse democrats as using former trump campaign adviser carter paige as a spy. why is it now that carter page, who had a warrant on him for a year, from a secret court, why is he running around free, going on comedy central now? this is somebody that they framed, they set up, to go in and spy on the other political party. nbc white house correspondent, kelly o donnell, has new reaction now from the white house. kelly, what can you tell us? reporter: well, gad to ood t with you, with aaron. this has been an issue of fighting to get control of the narrative on a complex set of typically secret facts before the national security court, the fisa court, where the members of the justice department go to the judges there, presenting evidence to get surveillance when it involved an american, in this case, carter page, who was mentioned. the democrats are saying that the republican memo that s been out in the public for the last three weeks or so is misleading, inac

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20161106:23:03:00

agents worked around the clock to determine if there was anything new, anything potentially classified in these e-mails. it s a big surprise, wolf, that this has wrapped up so early. the expectation was in talking to law enforcement officials a few days ago was this wouldn t be wrapped up until after the election. because most of it were duplicated that expedited the process. sources said it was done as quickly as possible. director comey could feel the heat after sending that controversial letter to congress saying the new e-mails had surfaced and given the fact there was nothing new to change the initial outcome, the expectation was to get the word out as quickly as possible. that s why it came out on this sunday afternoon just a couple of days before election day, wolf. pretty amazing development. the timing amazing. what happens next? where does the fbi, the justice department go from here as far

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20141201:22:15:00

the other. double jeopardy does not attach. the feds can still prosecute. a special prosecutor could be appointed who could prosecute because there s been no legal finding whatsoever. so where does the justice department go in their investigation? what options are there, as you see it legally right now, that might reverse what most of americans think was a horrific decision? well, i ll tell you one thing i wish the justice department would do right away, and that is dust darren wilson s gun for fingerprints. because nobody looked for fingerprints apparently, even though his story is not just that mike brown reached for the gun but that mike brown grabbed the gun. that should have left fingerprints and yet nobody apparently bothered to lock for them, among many, many other mistakes made in this investigation. so shoddy work all around to protect an officer? yes. darren wilson was allowed to wash his hands twice, bag his own gun, leave the scene.

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20130527:00:05:00

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20130527:00:05:00
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