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Today, 31%. about right, 34%, two years ago, 47% today. i think it is because a lot of people say, oh, theres a vacancy on the court, trump has made a nomination, the guy seems pretty good, therefore, the court is in a better place. very odd in my opinion. the supreme court has been contentious the last year or two.be >> bill: it is hard to calibrate that.. also an issue that is not very well educated in the public eye. when you ask questions to americans randomly, and it is a very sophisticated...

To the classified information has been suspended pending review. the trump administration looking for a new labor secretary this morning. andrew puzder withdrawing his name just one day before his confirmation hearing among concerns he would not be confirmed. it is a blow to the administration. also to senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. he said puzder would be one of the best labor secretaries in history. mcconnells wife held the job under george w. bush. it looks like puzder had a checke...

Company that owns carls jr. decades ago, his ex-wife levied abuse charges against him which were dropped. she also appeared on the oprah winfrey show. he said he hired a housekeeper who was undocumented. he is facing numerous lawsuits and a critic of obamacare and a critic of the $15 minimum wage and the accuracy of the unemployment rate. that is upsetting democrats. the search is on for a new labor secretary. take a look. an official says the president has a short list. it includes national lab...

Question was in 2015. 45% back then said "too liberal." today, 31, about right, 34, two years ago, 47% today. i think it is because a lot of people say, oh, theres a vacancy on the court, trump has made a nomination, the guy seems pretty good, therefore, the current delacorte is in a better place. a very odd in my opinion. >> bill: the supreme court has been contentious the last year or two. it is hard to calibrate that. also, an issue that is not very well educated in the public eye. when you a...

Information they receive of being fake when you are providing information thats fake? >> i was given that information. i have seen that information around. but it was a very substantial victory. >> david, this has been a pattern with trump throughout the campaign now during his presidency. he has made statements like this. if you wanted to be charitable to him, you could say theyre factually imprecise, but theyre inaccurate. this is something thats not seemed to deter him. >> he asserts them and...

There are people leaking because they have agendas. these are government officials with various agendas. and it is hard to always know what axes theyre trying to grind. but this is a clash we knew was coming. trumps anti-media rhetoric coming up against the reality of investigative reporting. whether these sources have agendas or not, the most important point is what you said earlier, so far the information has been accurate, that were not seeing the white house challenge the accuracy of these l...

>> correct. which would -- >> shepard: if the leaks were wrong, it would be different. >> if the leaks were true, if the transcripts that we havent seen are true and accurate transcripts of the conversations, then the problem is deeper than the leaks. the leaks is an issue. >> shepard: barack obama asked bush 43, bush 41. theyre a problem. >> if the intelligence community is trying to embarrass the president because they dont like him or they want to teach him a lesson, that is a very serious is...

Quite inflated. and thats what always happens. the $50 million went away. >> neil: so why did you pay the $9 million? >> well, i agreed to mediation after 12 years. okay? we tried to get it before to mediate and get it over with. the a.g. refused. >> neil: right. >> went to court, trying to case. they recognized that case was going to blow up in front of them. they had very little -- >> neil: also something that is weird, the martin affect. unless prosecutors prove civil fraud without showing in...

To remind the world its there. sooner or later probably on donald trumps watch north korea will get good enough at ballistic missile technology and marry it with the nuclear weapons they have and they will be able to threaten the united states with a nuclear strike. >> just to explain, right now they have the missile and the next thing is to take the nuclear weapon and put it on the missile. >> right and have the missiles of sufficient range and accuracy. theyre a couple of years away. thats jus...

Give an indication. the north koreans have often filed these launches toward the sea of japan. the accuracy of their weapons just are not very good. they aim and shoot and dont care where they land. theyre trying to get distance. theyre trying to read things like does the missile fall apart. they may have been testing some type of heat shield on the reentry vehicle. they may have been testing whether or not the missile could withstand gs. it could have been a weighted payload, not a nuclear payl...