Let me bring in Morgan Chesy. You may have seen him there at that news conference in Utah. So Morgan, a couple of things.We had known based on NBC News reporting that it was Robinson's parents who first suspected it may in fact have been their son when they saw some photographs that were released by law enforcement here. But what we just heard provides tremendous new detail on the conversations here that it was Robinson's mother uh who said to his father, you know, we need to we need to look into this furth ...

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I am Rakkesh Astana and I am a retired IPS officer. I'll just speak about my journey in few minutes and then we'll take it forward. I belong to a very small place called Ranchi in Jarkant.My father was a teacher in a school called Netarat school. Right from the childhood days, I had a focus. I wanted to become a civil servant and since I was interested in reading lot of jasi novels, so I was more inclined towards the police. So I joined the police in the year 1984 and since then I was working in different c ...

Investigation Overview - FBI is conducting court-authorized activity at M Street in Washington DC, potentially related to an office used by John Bolton [1][2] - The home search was conducted in Bethesda, Maryland, a different jurisdiction [1] - A judge found probable cause to authorize the raid at both locations [2] Legal and Procedural Aspects - Case agents focus on facts and evidence when preparing a warrant, which is then reviewed up the chain of command [4] - Evidence must be current for a judge to approve a search warrant [4][5] - Sensitive investigations require multiple levels of review within the FBI and the Department of Justice [6] Strategic Considerations - Surveillance of the office was likely conducted to prevent the removal or destruction of documents [8] - If a warrant was issued for the house, it's likely there was evidence suggesting documents might be at the office [7] - Authorities likely surveilled the house to know Bolton's location before searching the office [8]

Risk Management & Security - Prioritize physical security when exposing powerful individuals, especially in industries known for irrational behavior [1] - Secure personal safety before releasing sensitive information [1] Evidence & Disclosure - Focus on delivering irrefutable evidence such as conversations, audio, and video [2] - Present evidence in a coherent manner with a clear timeline to demonstrate how it all fits together [2] - Avoid engagement baiting, theatrics, or unnecessary drama; focus on factual evidence [1] Verification & Responsibility - Only proceed with an exposé if there is hard, irrefutable evidence to avoid exonerating the offending parties [3] - Industry participants should speak up and contribute to collective efforts to address misconduct [3] Media & Platform - Consider using platforms like Ethos to disseminate information [2] - Explore running the story with established figures like Coffeezilla [2]

I want to bring in Peter Baker, chief White House correspondent for the New York Times, and MSNBC political analyst. Chuck Rosenberg is former US attorney, former senior FBI official, and an MSNBC legal analyst. With me here in studio, former Washington Post national columnist Philip Bump, and Michael Hardaway is former communications director and spokesman for House Minority Leader Hakee Jeff. Okay, let's start with the law. Chuck Gabbert says the information she's put out amounts to, and these are her wor ...

[Music] Right. Before I begin my presentation, quick show of hands. How many of you have followed an order in the past 24 hours. Hands up if you have followed any sort of order.Right. Hands down. Now take a moment to think what was the order.I have a shocking statistic for you all today that reveals some disturbing nature about humans. Did you know that 65% people were willing to shock a stranger. That came from Mgrim's 1963 experiment.It was considered controversial as he studied how ordinary people would ...

Core Idea - The talk explores the power of listening in uncovering hidden narratives and deeper truths beyond evidence [1] - It emphasizes the importance of curiosity, empathy, and patience in investigations and relationships [1] Speaker's Expertise - Jon Carda has 31 years of experience as a police officer, including 11 years as a Detective in the Crimes Against Persons Unit [1] - He has over 240 hours of specialized training in interview and interrogation techniques [1] - He served as a lead detective on 22 homicides and conducted more than 30 homicide suspect interrogations [1] Talk Content - The talk shares real stories of how careful listening exposed motives, elicited confessions, and revealed truths [1] - It demonstrates how listening techniques can help navigate challenges, strengthen relationships, and understand the world [1]