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Report. >> good point. something from the presidents personal attorney to "the new york times" really striking. so in this long interview to "the new york times," he says, look, you know, nearly three dozen members of congress have made similar types of hush money payments to people who accused him of harassment or tried to embarrass them. he didnt name anyone. he said, quote, if they want to pursue an investigation of impeachment on this and if they do want to vote on an article of impeachmen...

John senunu. and vice president dan quayle on the right talking to dick cheney. george h.w. bushs vice president. sorry, sir. >> so to return to the story of the famous "newsweek" cover that showed him as the wimp in 1988. 20 years later, i found myself working at texas a&m and invited the person who wrote that story to give a lecture. and president bush typically came to our lectures. and i asked, you know, would the president like to come to this lecture? and i was very politely told by him, y...

Had been stored for all those years. well, after carols calls those pubic hairs were acceptability off to the crime lab where state of the art dna could show that chris tapp was there at the crime scene or that ben hobbs was there at the crime scene or that the entirety of the physical evidence was left by one unknown third man. that was a fundamental question, huge. and the answer from the dna left no doubt. >> only one person who did this in terms of dna. >> one killer. the science said there ...

Acceptability, they are not liable if they made the wrong determination. >> dana: okay. so do you think that there could be a movement to try to change some of these laws? californias not the only one that has this. nationwide there are involuntary restrainment or incarceration. >> if it becomes easier to sue physicians because they have cleared someone on the basis of their professional medical judgment and the evidence thats presented to them, then the result will be false incarceration. physi...

The media. i think theres some discontent because they feel like the media gives donald trump the spotlight constantly. this is a guy who thrives on division. this is one of the most fundamental tools of division he can have which is to tell the american people that the press, which is enshrined in our constitution with a set of protections like this. the one career field that has certain higher level of constitutional protection, president trump wants to erode and corrode that. he wants to redu...

How we -- how women modulate their own anger, how they temper it, how they change how they speak or express themselves in order to fall into a narrow window of acceptability. i thought especially with so much mass anger happening, the anger of protesters, the anger of candidates, the anger of teacher strikers, mcdonalds workers who went on strike last week in response to sexual harassment, i think that theres so much that we need to really think about the political consequence of womens anger in...

Alleged sexual assault before an all male republican panel. judge kavanaugh was angry, confrontational and defiant. who gets to be angry in our society and who doesnt? a book out today, "good and mad," rebecca tracer has a lot to say about this topic. joining me now is rebecca tracer. i love the book, it is phenomenal. i felt lucky to have ahead it before that hearing on thursday, which was just an object lesson in everything you write about in the book. >> well, its funny you say that, im glad ...

Moved the window of acceptability. conservatives in this country have adapted to donald trump. donald trump did not adapt to the presidency so whats happened is the conservative movement, because theyre tribal or transactional or its a cult of personality or they just hate democrats and the media more, they have adjusted their standards because donald trump has not adjusted to the presidency or become anyone other than who he, in fact, is. >> yeah. im wondering, steve kornacki, if you look at so...

>> so she read that report to him, the one that said the pubic hairs found on angie were similar to or the same as the victim. >> he goes, well theyre either hers or theyre not. >> just as you thought. >> he said, well where are the hairs? i said i assume that theyre still in evidence. >> though she called the idaho falls police department which found the hairs in an envelope in the evidence room where they had been stored for all those years. well, after carols calls those pubic hairs were acce...

How quickly do you think this will be wrapped up? >> they had set a parameter at a week. i think is a good first step. >> does the fbi had to stick with that? >> i think the only person at this point that should weigh in on where the fbi is a week from now is the fbi. so hopefully, director ray will appoint a very accomplished man or woman special agent in charge who will be in charge of this background check. at that point, whatever that person says about how much time they need or what theyve ...