Anderson Cooper takes viewers beyond the headlines with indepth reporting and investigations. Anderson Cooper takes viewers beyond the headlines with indepth reporting and investigations. Anderson Cooper takes viewers beyond the headlines with indepth reporting and investigations. Anderson Cooper takes viewers beyond the headlines with indepth reporting and investigations. Rosenstein threatening to impeach him for not providing enough records to congress yet reported when some documents are provided nunes does not actually read them nor will he answer many questions, especially not outside the friendly confines of fox news. You stepped aside from this investigation . Just like you know already im not going to talk about Intelligence Committee business. Democracy dies in darkness, my friend, get to work. The leading Democrat Party propaganda the chairman can say what he likes about the press. Keeping him honest, its his own partisanship at issue here. The house Intelligence Committee is
in other important legal news and georgia, senator raphael warnock s campaign won an important victory, one of fulton county judge ruled that a secretary staked cannot prohibit an early election. joining us now is glenn has he neighboring county to fulton county. thank you for joining us tonight, really appreciate it. are they want to go to that point that we discussed last night in 24 hours, the story has changed a lot because there s tax myth. now we know who we are talking about. knowing what you know about the evidence in georgia, does it include overlapping evidence for a federal investigation and would you expect jack smith to be investigating what donald trump was doing on the phone with the georgia secretary of state? i think that s something we ve got to wait and see. certainly he ll have all of the tools to be able to investigate the federal crimes that may have resulted from what happened in georgia.
About. knowing what you know about the evidence in georgia, does it include overlapping evidence for a federal investigation and would you expect jack smith to be investigating what donald trump was doing on the phone with the georgia secretary of state? i think that s something we ve got to wait and see. certainly he ll have all of the tools to be able to investigate the federal crimes that may have resulted from what happened in georgia. and i do you think there is some overlap. obviously mr. smith will have a much broader platform and scope to investigate to include all the things that happened outside of fulton county and outside of georgia. those things are outside of fulton county s jurisdiction. we know that your colleague of fani willis on your friend of hers and you ve worked kind of side by side, county to county, as prosecutors. would you say that you think
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And release here. right. sandra: so, again, what is that process like? if you can just kind of give us some sort of color as to what s happening inside the doj right now. well, i suspect one of the reasons you d talk to the special counsel is to find out what evidence is supporting certain conclusions you make and whether or not there s any problem with releasing that evidence. if some witnesses are reluctant to come forward and have certain agreements of confidentiality, some you may have only heard from in the grand jury in which that testimony couldn t be released, some you may have overlapping evidence some of which may be protected and some may not be. doj s probably sitting down with people from the special counsel s office to say, okay, you concluded x, what are the documents and testimonying supporting x, and which of that can we release or not? sandra: well, the wait is on. robert driscoll, we appreciate that insight. thank you, sir. thank you. bill: we re in a holding p