Sources familiar with the investigation told cnn that vefl investigators were unable to get into five of those devices until recently. in recent weeks giuliani actually met with investigators and helped them open three of those locked devices and he also provided passwords for the other two, but it s unclear if those passwords worked. he also appeared for a separate interview with investigators despite the legal risk that making any statement could be be a felony up to 25 years. they covered any of his devices by attorney/client privilege. he was also serving with president trump during his administration. but now that more than several sources are unlocked, sources tell cnn that could speed up the review and lead to a quick decision of whether the former mayor of new york will face
Apparently donald trump junior and the others didn t find it that interesting, and later tweeted that it was a waste of time. jared kushner tried to get out of the meeting apparently asking his assistant to make a call. it wasn t exactly the kind of compromising material they were looking for. now, cia officers and others we spoke to say the most important thing is that this meeting took place at all, and that vefl knit sky veselnitskaya who says she doesn t work for the kremlin, but she certainly has a role as she described as an informant. what that means is something she hasn t set forth. not exactly clear what it is, but it s clearly a connection, and then let me, richard there s a great degree of influence. richard, let me take some of what you re saying and put it to karen, our former federal prosecuter and say does anything
Idea that it s a little bit of both. dr. zeke emanuel s memoir and he joins us from cleveland, the vice provost from global initiatives at the university of pennsylvania, pearlman school of medicine and a former white house adviser for health policy in the obama administration. all of those titles go to prove the point of how incredibly disgustingly successful your family is. great to have you on the show. nice to be here, thank you. i think there s always huge amounts of intrigue around successful people, let alone successful families. what just stood out to me in this memoir is this righteous, loving and boisterous and decidedly intellectual environment in which you grew up. want you to tell us a little bit the i ll read an excerpt from the notion of sharing a bedroom. you wrote there was something about sharing a room that made easy for us to develop an intense vefl of loyalty and trust. we tested ourselves against each other and in the unguarded moments before we fell asleep, w