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Supporters were about the peril he was willing to put america in. again, for his gain. >> yeah. i would argue he put himself in peril by putting america in peril. it was odd that he couldnt see past that even if hes motivated by what benefits him. that would benefit him. but you write about a november 13th meeting where trump was actually -- he was upset because of the vaccine. he really wanted it approved before the election and thats not what the fda ended up doing. he was upset that the emerg...

President. then aczar tried to keep her from flying on air force one to this medicare announcement championed by her team. >> we are making medicare even better. >> reporter: aczars aids, according to politico, said there was no room on the plane. the two also feuded over who would become vermas chief of staff that prompted a gender discrimination investigation by outside counsel that found no evidence of wrongdoing, the source said. verma reports to aczar, and her allies believe he undermined h...

Medicare services have been feuding p behind the scenes. their fight breaking into plain view. our renee marsh has the story. >> the ongoing feud has certainly caught the attention of the white house and if the presidents two top health officials dont work it out as theyve been told to, it could further imperil the presidents ability to make good on his campaign promises for health care reform. >> so thank you all for joining us and ill now hand things over to administrator burma. >> reporter: t...

Names of the children that were listed on a piece of paper that they were given were not their children. so from the beginning ive had deep concerns that the trump administration does not know which parents go with which children -- >> to be clear -- >> increasingly reports show -- >> to be clear so viewers know, you visited some parents in federal prison it south seattle and they were handed pieces of paper saying these are the names and these are your children, were woerking on it and they sai...

Families that they were taken from, hhs will have 2,900 kids to go. the deadline for bringing all the kids back is the 26th of this month. whether mr. aczars agency meets these deadlines or not, the fact the u.s. government separated these children from their parent wills be remembered as a sering moment in history. that will include the testimony documented in lawsuits filed against the government. this will be 900 pages of testimony in a suit brought by 17 states. these many, many declarations...

Family members, as long as the person is not in detention. last night hhs says it is still receiving separated kids, if there was a credible question of jeopardy or criminality. aczar also claimed its easy to locate children in this exchange with democratic senator ron widen. >> how many parents have been told where their kids are? >> every parent has access to know where their child is we want toin sure that -- >> thats the 800 number. how many parents were actually told where their kids are? y...

Governor. stand up. there was nobody tougher on trump at the beginning. its true. nobody was tougher. then we met and liked each other and he went from the worst to the best. governor, thank you. i mean it, too. thank you. i want to thank also attorney general sessions and secretary -- thank you, jeff. [ applause ] >> secretary aczar, secretary nielsen and surgeon general adams for joining us at this very important event. the first lady and i just visited the manchester fire department safe stat...

York times" warns that a strike could unleash a new wave after terrorism of further destabilize the area. he writes "there are few champions of democracy in syria. but there are more than enough al qaeda fighters and extremists of all kinds." its ex-too manically dangerous to see them more than exceptional. an official told nbc news president putin has invested his credibility in transferring aczars chemical weapons to international control and whether we can follow through 0 than commitment. ...