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Exceptions to it. but complaining that the president is talking too much, the president is in the media too much. demand access -- because he is polluting the air. he is lying, distorting, not giving us enough time to catch up with him and to correct him. just keep going, president trump. he is dominating these people. he is frustrating them. they have lost their monopoly. the elizabeth moore and, the pocahontas, proves they cannot shape public opinion anymore via narrative, and they are frustra...

Times the rate of white voters. either you come down thinking theres a giant statistical abnormality or you think this is problem with whos doing the picking. what do you make of it? >> yes, some time political analysts and academics overthink things. this is not one of those scenarios. the reality is when republicans are losing they cheat is very obvious in georgia right now. and the bigger picture, ari, is this, in the last seven presidential elections, republicans have only won the popular vo...

About it. theres a county in georgia that has the highest numbers. it has only 12% of the states overall mail in ballots, but they have 40% of the rejections and asian and pacific island voters are rejected at four times the rate of black voters, either you come down thinking theres a giant statistical abnormality or you think this is problem with whos doing the picking. what do you make of it? >> yes, some time political analysts and academics overthink things. this is not one of those scenario...

Theres a cont ecoununty in geot has the highest numbers. it has only 12% of the states overall mail in ballots, but they have 40% of the rejections and asian and pacific island voters are rejected at four times the rate of black voters, either you come down thinking theres a giant statistical abnormality or you think this is problem with whos doing the picking. what do you make of it? >> yes, some time political analysts and academics overthink things. this is not one of those scenarios. the rea...

Secretly arent following the presidents orders, that is not a check. im being serious here. thats not how our democracy is supposed to work. these people arent elected. theyre not accountable. theyre not doing us a service by actively promoting 90% of the crazy stuff thats coming out of this white house and then saying, dont worry, were preventing the other 10%. thats not how things are supposed to work. this is not normal. >> former president obama spoke again and again in his speech about the ...

Foreign influence nexus spanning field offices, the f.b.i. field offices across the country. so make no mistake. the scope of this foreign influence threat is both broad and deep. the second pillar. i said there were three pillars. the second is focused on the information-sharing and intelligence-sharing. we are working closely with the partners in the intelligence community and in the federal government as well as with the state and local partners to establish a common operating picture. just l...

Rest. the word perceived, the president included. you say of all the mysteries of the trump-russia scandal is the utter civility of congressional republicans before a president many hate and believe to be compromised by a foreign power. there was a fleeting moment there of just a couple of hours, i guess, when you have republicans standing up to -- some standing up to him saying what he did was wrong, what he said criticizing the intelligence community was wrong js you had a similar moment after...

Are activists saying no, well well, -- >> dana: the parents should get to decide. >> greg: it might be -- it might reduce abortions. >> dana: you are able to fix and abnormality. its an interesting discussion and its certainly not over. neither are we paired up next to my great political debates. who is happier, liberals or conservative? the answer is ahead. thats why theres otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. its a pill that treats psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin...

Defects, genes. >> jesse: theoretically if you see that the child has some sort of abnormality. and you can go into a lab with a doctor and say maybe if i can tweak a gene and the child does not have that abnormality, the parents are getting an opportunity to make that decision. is that what this is about? >> juan: indicates we are discussing, the one the british approved, it had to do with a heart problem. that was specific. what they say is most things, like if you say i want to be more like j...

Results mirror what we see in the exit polls would completely reverse that. and one of the most amazing things to come out of the debate on this is the number of stories that women have been coming forward to tell about often the deeply and emotional and traumatic stories about how they have had to seek abortions to terminate pregnancies. young women, teens who felt alone and isolated who had to travel abroad for terminations, but also to older mothers who one woman who we spoke to who had very ...