of the last pictures taken of her in 2018. we couldn t wait. we could not wait. reporter: phillips is among dozens of black and minority families struggling to get attention on their missing person cases. i just miss her. she was doing so good in everything she wanted to do. for her to just come up missing there are thousands of cases out there of folk who s have gone missing that we don t know about. reporter: zach somers, a criminologist specializing in missing persons cases says only a fraction of minority cases receive nonstop news coverage compared to white people. a system issue that late anchor gwen ifill coined missing white woman syndrome. they get much more news coverage than folks of different demographics when they go missing. reporter: according to fbi data, blacks only make up 13% of the u.s. population. they account for nearly a third
Senate investigators grilled Auten about his eager acceptance of the allegation, which Page had denied in secretly recorded conversations with an undercover FBI informant exculpatory evidence that was withheld from the FISA court. Auten confessed he had no other information to independently verify the dossier’s charge, which was central to the FISA warrants.
In a declassified internal FBI spreadsheet he compiled in January 2017 to try to corroborate the dossier, Auten cited a September 2016 Yahoo News article as possible corroboration of “Page’s alleged meeting with Divyekin” even though the source of that article was Steele himself. So you had no knowledge of a secret meeting between Divyekin and Page, but you thought this information put us at least that much closer to a full FISA on Carter Page?” then-chief Senate Judiciary Committee investigative counsel Zach Somers asked Auten, incredulously. “Why does the mention of a meeting with Page a
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During the 2016 GOP Presidential primary contest when he was a candidate, he was as anti-Trump as any of the GOP establishment figures who were seeking the nomination.
Among the things Graham said about Trump during the Presidential Primary season starting in 2015 was the following:
“Well, Donald Trump’s plan on immigration is stupid. I find him offensive. His solution is just constitutionally flawed. It’s not practical. I don’t think there’s 10 votes in the United States Senate for this plan. I promise you no Democrat’s going to vote for this, I certainly wouldn’t vote for it. You’re not going to get 11 million people out of this country. That’s just not practical, that’s going to kill the Republican Party.”