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Big organization. they still havent adopted an understanding. they havent shown an understanding of this being big organization. thats a problem for them. the travel ban rollout was a disaster in part -- not simply because they misunderstood the constitutional side of it, but they didnt understand that you had to worry about every border, every airport. because they didnt think big. its going to take them awhile. the question is whether bannon and the people who think like bannon are actually ca...

Deconstructing the administrative -- >> reality will set in really soon, i can promise you that. >> thank you, gentlemen. coming back, why the government ethics office is unhappy with the white house. and its had something to do with kellyanne conway. wheres the car? itll be here in three...uh, four minutes. are you kidding me? no, looks like he took a wrong turn. dont worry, this guys got like a four-star rating, were good. his name is randy. thats like one of the most trustworthy names! orderi...

Cpac. thats for their own good. >> lets talk about the deconstruction of the administrative said, if you will, eugene scott. i was saying these two guys here today on the newspapers. steve bannon. the presidents they call him reclusive pa reclusive mastermind. he talked about the deconstruction of the administrative state. what does that mean? >> from what i can tell, it goes to the core idea that president trump was to be a disrupter. that is where steve bannon wants him to be. it refers to the...

City, geraldo riviera. so its illegal to record a teacher. a student recorded that teacher. its illegal to do that. so this is a two party state. but that aside, if youre the governor of the state and heard that, what would you do? >> we dont know if the teacher has tenure. >> then remove the teacher from the classroom. >> suspend her? >> no. put her on administrative -- put her in the back office. >> you know youre going to get sued. the teacher is going to get a lawyer saying youre punishing

Her heart in the right place. we dont want to see these types of things happen here. it took 1, 2, or 3 individuals from the abc agency to come in and tear it apart. >> were waiting for the lawyer and mar tese to appear. let me ask you, eugene the governor of virginia is demanding answers, listen to what he said. >> just to see the photos i can tell you, i have a son about the same age in college. i have a daughter in college, so i was very disturbed by the pictures i saw yesterday. >> the state...

Opposed to one running in your home. it provides an additional layer of protection from subpoenas under an investigation, civil, administrative, criminal because you have control over that theres not a third party involved others say the benghazi committee could subpoena or another entity. so i they what were starting to see is this possibly disturbing trend from a transparency perspective of politicians feeling they need an additional layer of control over their information to protect it from t...

That the supreme court ruled against him on his recess appointments, for example. whats very interesting is how vague still the house speaker and republicans who are putting this lawsuit out there still are. they are not what the best grounds for a lawsuit is. for example, on foreign policy im told they think the best grounds are the fact that the president and the administrative -- the executive branch released five detainees without giving congress a heads up. they feel that on healthcare, for...

Terrorist state and getting reports this group could soon have the run of the biggest military base in the middle east. colonel ralph peters is next on the big issue he thinks most folks are missing here. wait until you hear what he has to say. dramatic new twists in the irs investigation with new reports of the targeting of a top republican senator by lois lerner, and the irs itself now admitting that it broke the law for what appeared to be political purposes. >> so if its true and applies t...

December, which is where they insist insurance companies provide them with the number of those who have enrolled and those who have paid as well. so they have, if not a precise, a very accurate picture of who actually has paid, it could be as much as 20% off of these gross numbers that theyre giving to the press. >> reporter: critics want to know how many people are signing up that previously were uninsured, cause that was a key goal of obamacare. gregg? >> molly, a top administrative official d...

Lets clean up our a act, but lets not give away the whole process. >> some democratic lawmakers such as senate committee member -- reading in part since 1998, the u.s. has been committed to transmissioning management of the u.s. domain management to an independent global community. while the decision is historic, internet users should not notice any changes. greg, back to you. elizabeth prann in washington, thanks. mickey, great to see you. why would he do this? >> its part of a broader plan...