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Another one in hillary clinton, former administration official make egg that argument today as well. its clear they know they have a difficult path ahead. >> i just want to get your reaction, both of your reactions to this latest reporting. russia has floated thissey-of- idea of syria turning over chemical weapons as a way to resolve this. is that realistic? is russia being an honest broker here? >> the administration is trying to figure out whether this is a real possibility, proposal or delayi...

Suggested. and there was concern about preserving the integrity of the investigation. that concern was expressed in other quarters. not just at the state department. >> specifically concern about giving members something to use against the state department. >> this was a process where there was an effort underway. an interagency process to develop information that could be delivered by government officials, both administrative, about not going beyond what we knew. >> the language of that e-mail ...

Actions, and the key that the president used that caught your eye and mine was the word administrative. he complained the whole time he cant get anything through congress -- >> but thats a given. >> thats a given. there are things he can do administratively. lets see who he picks because theres a balance between the risk of that and the risk that were losing the diplomatic war around the world. >> tommy, you were just nodding your head when pardiss was giving a litany of the moral crisis that is...

Replaced. >> the fact that they hadnt replaced them showed where their actions were. secondly, they said we admit that the pentagon hasnt done enough to look through on a case-by-case basis for possible waivers that the congress gave the administration power to do. and she said theyre going to start doing that very actively. so i think the proof is going to be in the administrative actions, and the key that the president used that caught your eye and mine was the word administrative. he complain...

Worse case scenario is highly unlikely and the benefits of trying to cap this thing far outweigh what they believe to be miniscule risks. >> neil: okay. jonathan, if you can be there, one of the things were seeing, this question as to why there was that government delay. the fear that it would get worse or was it just an administrative -- it person has to approve, this person has to approve. what was it? >> the government wanted assurances that by building up the pressure, by shutting the valves...

Japan. a corporate culture that closes off amid challenges instead of opening up. when safety problems with toyotas cars started to emerge, toyota closed ranks, alleges joan claybrook, a former administrative with the national highway traffic safety administration. >> i think that theres too much secrecy, that theres -- that toyota was allowed to get away with withholding information, with not being transparent and forthcoming with the department of transportation. and as a result weve had peopl...

Thought, kind of drawing on the writings of hagel is we have the administrative state, the political, where you have the politician when is are elected, and the administrative. and the administrative then has your technocrats, your civiler is ve civiler is ve er i civil servants, and those who draft the legislation because politicians cant be trusted to get it right. a lot of this i learned and came into a more deep understanding of it through the claremont institute which is an important think ...

Nelson that. i think that -- i think the card check issue, a very controversial, hot button issue for a lot of folks, an important issue for labor, an important issue for business on either side of that, so i think that this nominee has become a bit of a bowl in the ping pong match on that. the reality is i really dont think he can do much once hes in there by administrative -- martha: >> but the -- >> martha: but the notion that employerso on and employers are vulnerable in so many ways. when y...

So what the progressives thought, kind of drawing on the writings of hagel is we have the administrative state, the political, where you have the politician when is are elected, and the administrative. and the administrative then has your technocrats, your civiler is ve civiler is ve er i civil servants, and those who draft the legislation because politicians cant be trusted to get it right. a lot of this i learned and came into a more deep understanding of it through the claremont institute whi...

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