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Were looking at mitt romney as secretary of state? reince priebus says these things are worth cheering about at the end of the day. his appointments are so interesting. of course, everything wes said is correct. its also interesting, though, that the appointments we have to date are all military men. and hes displayed a lot of affection for the potential candidacy of general mattis. he certainly is surrounding himself with people who seem to shore up one of his greatest vulnerabilities and weakn...

Are worth cheering about at the end of the day. his appointments are so interesting. of course, everything wes said is correct. its also interesting, though, that the appointments we have to date are all military men. and hes displayed a lot of affection for the potential candidacy of general mattis. he certainly is surrounding himself with people who seem to shore up one of his greatest vulnerabilities and weaknesses. and the addition of mitt romney is fascinating because he really has a potent...

After the fight. thats going to be the sectarian conflicts that have been left over by the emnitties of all of these quote, unquote, allition fighting with each other against a common enemy. once the common enemy goes its hard to tell how the different constituent parts of the anti-isis coalition are going to get along in a new iraq and new middle east. >> the what are middle east leaders thinking? what are they worried about with donald trump, or are they worried about him coming in? he says he...

Forward, lies, slandery, savage the opposition. thats really what he did during the campaign. and theres a real precedent in donald trumps life for this. and that is his closest friend, the late roy cohn, who was joseph mccarthys young aide. and cohn specialized in this kind of savaging of enemies, lies, slander, character assassination. >> roy cohn, especially once he became an attorney in new york, which is where donald trump met him, was fighting back hard. >> consistent with his career. and ...

Forward, lies, slandery, savage the opposition. thats really what he did during the campaign. and theres a real precedent in donald trumps life for this. and that is his closest friend, the late roy cohn, who was joseph mccarthys young aide. and cohn specialized in this kind of savaging of enemies, lies, slander, character assassination. >> roy cohn, especially once he became an attorney in new york, which is where donald trump met him, was fighting back hard. >> consistent with his career. and ...

Friends. they stayed in touch but didnt see each other for a while. then just a few months back, he sent her a flirty text message. >> the text just said, did you cast a spell on me? and im like, i looked down at my phone, i was like, what? he said i was in a party last night and this woman was chatting me up. and he said all i could think about was you. >> deanna who was in the throes of a traumatic romantic break-up agreed to start seeing him again for dinners. and she says, he seemed excited ...

Has to speak on behalf of all these folks that are standing on the streets. these folks are scared because of his statements and his policies, and he has not extended hand of courtesy, has not extended hand of affection, hand of reconciliation. a decent winner would do that at the very first day that now that i have been elected your president, i am prepared but he has not done that. >> mr. khan, there have been reports, some are anecdotal, but some have police reports attached to them, of acts ...

Extended hand of courtesy, has not extended hand of affection, hand of reconciliation. a decent winner would do that at the very first day that now that i have been elected your president, i am prepared but he has not done that. >> mr. khan, there have been reports, some are anecdotal, but some have police reports attached to them, of acts of bigotry committed by american citizens towards other american citizens whether theyre african-american or muslim americans. you know, under the name of pre...

Bring, on fund-raising and how it was organized. that is exactly the job of the chief of staff. the chief of staff is the most powerful person to anyone who wants to speak to the president or put information in front. president. you have to go through the chief of staff. a hugely powerful and yet largely behind-the-scenes role. that would certainly be something i would think especially the affection has grown between trump and priebus, the trust has grown. if hes ready to let go of doing the cha...

Husband? >> not long. not long. i think that there will be a woman elected president probably in my lifetime. i certainly hope that one will have a chance to run. i think that, you know, people are -- in this country are increasingly moving to the position that everybody should be able to fulfill their abilities. >> i was so struck by traveling on the plane last night with bill clinton. he usually doesnt join her on the plane. and watching the affection and pride and how they were just exuberant...