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So isolated from the mainstream of the republican party and the usual apparatus that was involved in planning that. even though some organizations became involved because it was the presidency, they may not even know trump, they wanted to get involved. it was still president trump and his inner circle, his friends, his business associates, who were making decisions and that has led to a lot of things happening that could be under legal scrutiny. >> back to elliot, counselor, so youre sitting the...

Would not vote to re-elect this president this means there is a good reason for kamala harris, elizabeth warren, cory booker and kirsten gillibrand and bernie sanders all to run. for example, a gallop poll in november shows 41% of democratic leaning independents would prefer the party become more liberal. but here is the rub. that same gallop poll shows 54% of the same people want democrats to become more moderate. a poll by pew research shows the same pattern. 40% of democrats and democrat-lean...

The problem was, as a reporter, i saw it up close, was that president trump was such an outsider, his inner circle was so isolated from the mainstream of the republican party and the usual apparatus that was involved in planning that. even though some organizations became involved because it was the presidency, they may not even know trump, they wanted to get involved. it was still president trump and his inner circle, his friends, his business associates, who were making decisions and that has ...

The president be contradicted by intelligence chiefs that he appointed in their testimony on tuesday. you saw the president lash out, called him naive. you served decades in u.s. intelligence. beyond your personal reaction to that, tell me what the affect on u.s. national security is, when adversaries see a u.s. president deny the facts, the intelligence as presented to him by his own intelligence community. >> its not good because i think there is a lot of bad things that happened after the ann...

For them is drying up. 75% of all population growth they saw between 2011 and 2016. went from foreign born individuals. this is why would. for anyone who spent any time up in portland, and its cold up there tonight, that is wild. former governor paul will he page warned about this years ago and he was called every nasty names under the sun, racist, xenophobic, blah blah blah, he joins me now. governor, how does this influx of asylum seekers, some from central america, also refugees from africa t...

I think that the effects of this government shutdown have sort of brought to light the challenges that weve got around aviation, and the air traffic controllers, the shortages that we have, i think thats something we need to investigate as well. there are just a number of opportunities. i look forward over the next couple of weeks to really setting that agenda. its not about the things that necessarily make the headlines, but its going to be about how are we focusing on the issues that affect ev...

People seem to be passive and naive for the danger from iran. what do we make of this. >> he bha commenting on the affect of the officials rather than the substance of what they were saying. the president says he loves gina who has 30 plus years in the agency. christopher ray director of the fbi, his appointee, and the divergence of the presidents understand i understanding what he is seeing in contrast with what is one of the striking things, a worldwide

The u.s. southern border while he was simultaneously making the case people should vote in the midterm elections on the basis of the terrible security situation at the southern border. now i dont know if that military deployment, if that expenditure of resource was just done for political affect to try to influence the midterm elections. if it wasnt, its presumably because administration has another reason for that military deployment. the problem with that argument is that the president had a r...

Get ready for a wave of cold, arctic air to sweep the eastern u.s. how exciting. >> for those people, sorry about that all of you. >> right. >> ivan cabrera has dealt with it. >> so cold a groundhogg knocked him out of the ground. there is a marsupial that comes out, if he sees his shadow, six more weeks of winter, if he doesnt, early spring. it is also my birthday next week. >> yes, a tradition. here, lets check in on whats been going on. this is back breaking work here, folks, de-icing and arc...

But in many cases you encouraged me to keep going because you care so much about our country and about its border security. >> reporter: federal workers have been sounding the alarm about the devastating affects, including the potential for an aviation disaster. with so many air traffic controllers pushed to the breaking point. >> we are short staffed. now you have added the stress to air traffic controllers on -- and their personal circumstances and they are not sleeping at night. now were conc...