an acquaintance said she had been driving the father s car when the explosion happened. an official implied that ukrainian state structures are responsible. a claim that ukrainian authorities denied with a senior official saying we are not a criminal state. fred pleitgen is in moscow for us. reporter: the investigation is still in the early stages. saw investigators there at the crime scene and so many questions that have been raised by this. first and foremost was daria dugina the target or her father? the big question, who exactly could be behind this? here s the latest. a car engulfed in a massive fireball on a highway outside moscow. police say it exploded and crashed. the driver dead on the scene. the driver was daria dugina, a supporter of russia s invasion of ukraine and daughter of alexander dugina who promotes russian expansionism. an explosive device detonated setting the car on fire. the committee believed she was murdered. taking into account the data obtained t
an unprecedented number of threats. the search could be revealed this week. the possible unsealing of the affidavit raising concerns about the safety of fbi agents. a judge saying if the affidavit is unsealed the department wants to redact information. i would be concerned. reporter: if that affidavit is released even if redacted could it be agents in danger? eric o neill said it depends on the released information. if the basis for raiding mar-a-lago to find documents then i think there s a lot of trouble in the nation. if the affidavit is unsealed with redactions that protect
This memorandum outlines key considerations from White & Case's Public Company Advisory Group for foreign private issuers ("FPIs") during the 2022 annual reporting season. .
coming. i need to make a point this is the first release of what the fbi says are approximately 46,000 pages. 46,000? 46,000 pages, perhaps with interviews that were conducted with nearly 500 witnesses, if not more. so every month for the next eight years, as you noted. hey, jason, sorry to interrupt you. as released, is there in logic, or that which they decide to give to you? it is that which they decide to give to us. the fbi will go through the documents, conduct a security review, they ll either declassify information, if anything is classified, redact information, but we do not know
this conduct, to me, is disqualifying. he cannot be the deputy attorney general. he s threatening people who work in congress simply because we are doing our job to try to get answers for the american people. the arrogance of rosenstein, for months and months, to stonewall and stonewall, nonstop. even basic answers, to redact information, it s gotten to the boiling point, we in congress need to act. i think his position there is untenable. sean: when i am hearing, congressman gaetz, one of the reasons rod rosenstein is doing a lot of this is because there are specific documents with specific days andar dates that may implicate him. have you heard the same thing? we have, sean. rod rosenstein is interactively conflicted in this investigation. as brave patriots like kash patel work hard for the congress to expose the corruption and the