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To go to the backup plan. brian: 1.6 can keep you busy for ear year. then did you go back next year and get another 2. ainsley: now you 1.6. i thought you wanted the 3? brian: i would say something in order to get something done rather than sit there and shut down the government and hear all these speeches and get people enraged again. ainsley: a little bit is better. brian: im done with this. ainsley: okay. hand it over to jillian who has more headlines. jillian: whatever brian does. brian: i w...

You are. ill play a clip of the president meeting with kanye west over at the white house earlier today. watch this. >> if he doesnt like good, we dont look good. this is our president. he has to be the freshest, the flyest, the fliest planes, the best factories, and we have to make our core be empowered. we have to bring jobs into america. i dont ask the questions in simple sound bites. you are tasting a fine wine. it has multiple notes to it. a liberal will try to control a black person throug...

>> and then there was the husband himself. cool and collected in the back of a police car. >> i didnt see any emotion from him. >> who later confessed, the prosecutor said, to killing his wife. >> and then i said it was an accident. and he said, no. >> but those facts were not where the case ended. the prosecutor argued that they simply set the stage for the real case, a story told by the victims friends, family and most importantly by a star witness. >> my opinion is that the manner of death is...

Too. i told a story earlier today where i accidentally, and it wasnt a crime against humanity, came back from lunch with a piece of chewing gum in my mouth and a federal judge in the eastern district of virginia asked me to come to the bench, handed me a tissue and politely and discreetly we took care of the problem. he wasnt happy with me, but like i said it wasnt a crime against humanity. he didnt do it in front of the jury. these judges have to be so careful. the government has no appeal. for...

>> no debris, no clothing, no blood, no hair, no tissue. >> and then there was the husband himself. cool and collected in the back of a police car. >> i didnt see any emotion from him. >> who later confessed, the prosecutor said, to killing his wife. >> and then i said it was an accident. and he said, no. >> but those facts were not where the case ended. the prosecutor argued that they simply set the stage for the real case, a story told by the victims friends, family and most importantly by a s...

Well cover that more on nightly news and this show as well. we have a former senior adviser, bob corker, and our panel, "politico" nancy cook and nick johnson, both of whom accidently wore blue today although it was barred from the set. let me talk through this fight that is happening now between president trump, between adam schiff, republican and democrat. president reprizing a nickname he gave your former boss, "little," for adam schiff. how does that play out for the memo? >> republicans in ...

My guess is that american intelligence community and law enforcement are more discreet and discriminating than that. they would not have almost kind of accidently dealt with trump because they were dealing with someone in the same building. if they were going after paul manafort or eves dropping on manafort, they would be doing that. it raises this larger issue that theres so many people associated with the trump campaign that seem to have had dealings not just with russia but with oligarchs and...

During the initial tweets by president trump saying inaccurately that the former president had wiretapped trump tower, many people pointed out that paul manafort had an apartment in trump tower and that the president could possibly be caught up in some incidental communication or collection because they were interested in paul manafort, who had a residence in trump tower. >>, you know, its possible. my guess is that american intelligence community and law enforcement are more discreet and discri...

Jews will not replace us! >> do you think those were muslims chanting that? we spoke to the vice correspondent who was with those marchers about the people she saw friday night. when the president says there were good people at this march, that they were there to protest the removal of the robert e. lee statue, that not all of them were white supremacists, is that true? >> no. everyone who was there knew what they were doing. they were shouting "jews will not replace us." it was well coordinated...

Blame on both sides. violence on both sides. if only we could talk to someone who was there. its a shame we never talked to a reporter who was on the scene. oh, actually, wait, we did. and when the president says that there were good people at this march, quietly there to protest removal of the robert e. lee statue, that not all were neonazis, what do you think? was that true? >> no. everyone who was there knew what nay were doing. they were shouting jews will not replace us. its very well-coord...