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It was all connected. so i think thats something we need to -- we need to do. let me move on. the leaking you mentioned. you cant confirm or deny the existence of the leaks. michael flynn, some of these other leak, used politically against the administration. so let me ask you this, since the president was elected, has anybody been held accountable criminally or administratively, for leaking information against the administration in a political -- with a political motive? >> well, i think the in...

Deadly in one sense, so many violations are registration violations. jurors tend to treat those as basically cut and dry. if they are convinced you had to file, then you are guilty. you can secure these types of convictions, but they are in a mix with very serious crimes. >> tucker: they seem serious. it looked, this whole investigation appears to be focused on the question of foreign influence. how to foreign governments affect american policy. the decisions our government makes. if theres a la...

Likely to be disagreement about what, how much of a relationship counts that will allow you to get into the country, but certainly for most people, for people who are admitted students, for example, it should be pretty clear they have a right to be in the, in the country. but administratively, there will be challenges that will play out over the summer until the supreme court resolves this issue once and for all. >> theyre start to hear arguments in october and well see. take them a while to com...

I cant believe it. >> in terms of obamacare, i think its a disaster. i mean, people have lost their insurance because of it. s some people, i talked to one woman on long island whose father died as a result of obamacare. i mean, people were really angry about this. really angry. >> why doesnt everybody work together? >> jeffrey, thats just not true. look at the cvo report, the standard poors report. obamacare is up by 3%. 80% of those who have it want it versus a bad bill and 50% of those who do...

Of police investigations and intelligence investigations, at least nominalily separating politics. this is infuriating donald trump. what led him to tweeting the way he did yesterday morning. this is a tweet shot, if you will, by donald trump across the bow of the intelligence and investigative communities saying im coming after you. >> do you think he believes it? >> i have no idea. i have no clue. but the practical effect of it, politically and administratively, is donald trump declaring almos...

People. tomorrow, as you know, donald trump will be the president. theres a great deal of thought about how he ushers in his presidency, whether he will be signing a lot of executive orders to undo barack obamas executive orders. what do you think? what would you like to see? >> id love to see a focus on regulatory relief. in other words, the administration can at the direction of the president look at things like the fiduciary role and the overtime role, the joint employer mandate. these were t...

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Year" instead and walked into the meeting. not all democrats agree with this hard line approach. joe manchin, democrat from west virginia, announced today he was not going to attend this meeting because of his concerns about being too partisan, him from a conservative state whose election is coming up. hes urging democrats to work with republicans. there is talk amongst republicans about how to do this administratively, move regulations, other things that they could do to try to ease some of the...

Financial crime. the secret service, for example, thats in charge of busting counterfeiters. they like to brag when they were founded as an agency 150 years ago, fully one-third of the currency being used in the united states was counterfeit. but they put a stop to that. the secret service used to be housed administratively inside the treasury department until homeland security was formed. so yes, they frequent president. thats what we think of their most important job as. but secret service als...

Thats in charge of busting counterfeiters. they like to brag when they were founded as an agency 150 years ago, fully one-third of the currency being used in the united states was counterfeit. but they put a stop to that. the secret service used to be housed administratively inside the treasury department until homeland security was formed. so yes, they frequent president. thats what we think of their most important job as. but secret service also goes after large scale financial crimes. the way...