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>> well, i will tell you that all of this has kept me very busy. we go okay, i get that. but no necessarily day-to-day things he would be responsible for? other than not qualifying for overseas stipends and other things, is your compensation affected by being recalled the way you were? >> no, it was not. >> worried about the way you might be treated by the fellow employees of state, any -- have they held you in less high regard than they use to as a result of this? do they shun you at the lunch ...

State? >> well, i will tell you that all of this kept me very busy. >> okay. >> i get that. but, no day-to-day things that you are responsible for? other than not qualifying for overseas and anything, is your conversations being affected by recalled by where you were? >> are you worried of the way you are treated by your fellow employees and state? do they shun you at the lunch counter or treat you badly as a result of how you were treated by the president. >> i received an out pouring support. ...

If hong kong falls, taiwan is next. thats why americans need to care about what they are trying to do. >> dana: let me go to that for a moment because we did see news they are farther along on their nuclear program. part of following through on a campaign promise to withdraw that agreement. what do you think is next they are? >> europeans have a decision to make. they are now fully not compliant with the issues of that iran deal so now they have to decide what theyre going to do. are they going ...

Common purpose in american life, to sort of ask what is the american idea? so we have a long history and kind of a mandate from history to explore these questions. now, none of us is saying that this period right now resembles the 1850s because we know what happened in the 1860s, obviously. but, there does seem to be this kind of split, this kind of mutual contempt. jim mattis famously says that, you know, americans seem to be losing affection for one another. and this undergirds a lot of things...

Show and absolutely beloved on marthas vineyard during the summer months. again, thats the upside to the candidacy. on the other hand bloomberg is not exactly the man that democratic primary voters picture when they dream about their ideal candidate. maybe thats why prominent democrats reacted to the news today this way. >> i dont know, do you thinjohn do youthink the countrs another new york billionaire after donald trump? we usually elect the opposite. >> affection there is for joe biden. mike...

Absolutely beloved on marthas vineyard during the summer months. again, thats the upside to the candidacy. on the other hand bloomberg is not exactly the man that democratic primary voters picture when they dream about their ideal candidate. maybe thats why prominent democrats reacted to the news today this way. >> john, do you think the country wants another new york billionaire after donald trump? we usually elect the opposite. >> we underestimate the level of affection for joe biden. mike blo...

Like mayor romney, newt gingrich. the show "madam secretary" and others. make popcorn. comforts of home. the idea behind it, four days on the record the whole time. pete buttigieg with a couple staffers as well as a bunch of reporters following his different adventure, trying to make his way through the different parts of new hampshire. >> theres no anger. the thing about passion. right? sometimes anger and affection look very similar in the passion of biting into, for example, a delicious, and ...

Its been pretty impressive to me so far. >> kirsten, were at a point in the race where these candidates have spent a lot of time in iowa, in new hampshire, in these early states. bloomberg obviously hasnt done that. i dont know if you can just go in and suddenly, you know, get voters. >> yeah, i mean, its hard. its hard at this stage. in the past, there have been people who have gotten in later and then wes clark was the big savior at one point. and of course he flamed out. so sometimes there is...

Me, i keep thinking gee, hes going to fade. its been pretty impressive to me so far. >> kirsten, were at a point in the race where these candidates have spent a lot of time in iowa, in new hampshire, in these early states. bloomberg obviously hasnt done that. i dont know if you can just go in and suddenly, you know, get voters. >> yeah, i mean, its hard. its hard at this stage. in the past, there have been people who have gotten in later and then wes clark was the big savior at one point. and of...

That they were making basically an improper arrangement to have a meeting in the white house. its also quite clear, career officials were alarmed by the removal of u.s. ambassador to ukraine marie yovanovich, to convince president trump that ukraine did not interfere with the 2015 election for its affection ukrainian government was launching an effort to upend our election, to mess with our democratic systems. hill also told lawmakers she didnt think it was wise for hunter biden to be on burisma...