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She actually made her entire government filing system vulnerable. she willfully did that and i would say endangering potential national security in the process. she did that, that was a concerted effort that she made to keep her information separate, the clinton foundation, all of that they wanted that revolving door of access kept separate and they hoped privates.n we never really got the answers to that, did we? >> sean: such a good point, r five foreign intelligence services, got that informa...

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Yeah. its even better. >> well, this ethical election depicted 145th of one half of our branches of government. only happens if they misconstrue what happened down there. progressives are saying he ran in the primary and won by saying vote for me and make trump furious. then he won and became militantly vanilla campaigning against government waste and im going to have a high-tech and all that. if they say that if we only go hard left we will bring people out, if they say were really more interes...

States and of members of the finance committee where the premiums have gone up and he said in missouri that premium versus gone up on obamacare 145%. the implication is where have they been and he singled out only states for members on the committee, essentially asking, where has senator mccaskill been? where have all these senators been in trying to fix obamacare in the last three, four years. how would you have answered him if you have been on the floor when he said this? >> i would have said ...

Associated with it. this means many lower income americans cannot treat diabetes. a lot of those people dont have to die. this matters because counties in america that have a poverty rate greater than 35% have obesity rates that are 145% greater than wealthier counterparts. obesity and diabetes go hand in hand, a particular type of boo diabetes prevalent in america. lower income americans are drastically more likely to be diabetic for a number of systemic reasons. many of these individuals are s...

Think about the legal case is this may be the one instance where the crime is worse than the cover-up. we always tend to say, gee, the cover-up is what got this guy into trouble. if nixon hadnt covered up hed be okay. thats probably right. its certainly true that, you know, the clinton case was -- you know, the cover-up was worse in terms of, you know, a presidential crime than what the president did. here i think we at least have to consider the possibility that what hes trying to cover up, whi...

Exhaustion at the center of all projects. whats the project we are building here? there was a neo liberal and reagan/thatcher revolution. donald trump just had work force development week. okay? this is a guy who went around the country like i will bring back your jobs, youngstown and that was a good message. i will crack down on trade. hes been reduced to work force development in 145 days. to me this symbolizes the exhaustion. whats the solution to make peoples lives better. >> this is a probl...

The idea that the current political confines of the beltway are enough to really solve the problem of record economic inequality is even more folly. >> you talk about this and write about it. im supposed to believe this from where my politics come from. there is a huge ideological exhaustion at the center of all projects. whats the project we are building here? there was a neo liberal and reagan/thatcher revolution. donald trump just had work force development week. okay? this is a guy who went ...

Team is -- and i quote the article here -- interviewing senior intelligence officials as part of a widening probe that now includes an examination of whether president trump attempted to obstruct justice. joining me now, former watergate prosecutor jill wine-banks and nbc legal analyst paul butler. paul, ive had you on before to talk about obstruction, and you have been fairly clear that you thought there was a plausible case for that. how do you imagine this inquiry goes now? >> well, chris, yo...

Process point, but if theres one thing we learned about the trump presidency, 145 days into it, is that process isnt precedent to them. and that they can take actions that they see fit and the president sees fit either through deliberation or on a whim. >> all right, hans, i know you have a busy rest of your afternoon. thanks for spending part of it with us. everyone else is staying with me. im going to bring in my panel now. mika, slayer of governors, also vice president for thirdways national ...