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That meeting with this lady who was accompanied by someone else, that meeting was known to be approved there. theres an approval process and a structure. everything with russia and the united states has an approval process and a process, theres no free lancing. so we know russias motivation. what we do understand as conservatives is why is the white house so reluctant to react as aggressively as they can to the cyber attacks, to the bait and switch. you know, they bit, hook, line and sinker all ...

Steve hayes, picking up on what dani just said, if the meeting was a waste of time and nothingburger, why lie after lie after lie. rich lowry, the way this story has unfolded raises the prospect that its something worse. peggy noonan, was it collusion? it was worse, it was classless. the point is it seems as if even conservative writers that were trying to give the president the benefit of the doubt, this is the week that they feel like they cant give it to him. >> theres a common denominator he...

Mayors, bipartisan governors an mayors here. on friday we go to the department of transportation to talk about roads, bridges, rails. one of the other objectives we have is the approval process. right now it takes 10 years to get any infrastructure project approved in the united states. were going from 10 to two philosophy. we want to cut time frame from 10-year approval process to two years. we want agencies, government agencies to go through the process to work with each other and get approval...

The president will talk about that needs to really revamp americas transportation system and in that spirit, he is talking about taking $200 billion in federal spending and leveraging that into a trillion dollar public-private revamp into the roadways, runways, railways, and rivers. rivers are essential in traffic and transportation in american commerce. white house economic advisor laid out why this would be a focus of the presidents remarks today as well as the important to streamline the proc...

On the intelligence community in a way that is, frankly, concerning, particularly when were looking at reauthorizing section 702 of the patriot act by the end of next year because as many have said, i cant recall your specific words, but i know director comey has called that the crown jewels of the intelligence community, and i am very concerned that some of the information thats been discussed about unmasking, for example, might cause some people to worry about their legitimate privacy concerns...

Intelligence community in a way that i think is frankly concerning. particularly when were looking at reauthorizing section 702 of the patriot back it the end of next year. as many have said, i cant recall your specific words but i know director comey has called at this time crown jewels of the intelligence commutnity. i am very concerned that some of the information about unmasking might cause some people the worry about their legitimate privacy concerns. so when it comes to incidental collecti...

That i think is frankly concerning, particularly when were looking at reauthorizing section 702 of the patriot act by the end of next year. as many have said -- i cant recall your specific words. i know director comey has called that the crown jewels of the intelligence community. im very concerned that some of the information that has been discussed about unmasking, for example, might cause some people to worry about their legitimate privacy concerns. so when it comes to incidental collection o...

My point is i think it was far easier for the republicans to change the rules when its just judge gorsuch replacing scalia than it would be in the future when the balance of power is up for grabs. president trump might have chosen a more moderate justice just to get that person through the approval process. the democrats made their point about merrick garland, then they overplayed a losing hand that could last until they regain control of the senate, whenever that might be. here to discuss forme...

President trump might have chosen a more moderate justice just to get that person through the approval process. the democrats made their point about merrick garland, then they overplayed a losing hand that could last until they regain control of the senate, whenever that might be. here to discuss former three-term republican senator from the great state of wyoming, allen simpson who served on the judiciary committee during his 18 years in the senate. senator, what do you make of my thesis that t...

There was a lot of criticism that these targets, these people that they were trying to hit were getting bottlenecked in an approval process that went out to the president in some cases, president obama. so the administration will be able to say were allowing the experts and the operators in the field who are conducting this work on a regular basis to have more autonomy to get the job done rather than being overseen by people in the white house who are perhaps maybe who are sitting on the process...