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And they were betting the american people were too stupid to care or too dumb to notice. >> laura: may have the veil of transparency now, were going to open it up -- what exactly are they opening up? what? >> very little. but are they going to do? how do they go back and recreate seven weeks of secret hearings? how do they go back and fix that? and i suppose they are going to have some in open session now, but are they going to bring in the same witnesses and ask the same questions? as we said e...

One of the first people to realize that. people have to fall in line sooner or later. >> but, rick, if the transcript of the phone call isnt enough, if the text messages arent enough, if the very public plea to china to investigate a political opponent is not enough, what will it take for republicans to be outraged at the presidents actions? >> john, what we know about this president, what we know about the republican members of the senate in particular is they are terrified of this man. they ar...

Donald trump, the guy trying to cheat to win an election, go ahead on on foreign interference, or are you going to stand on the other side and support democracy and free and fair elections? you cant hide out in this forever. i think romney happened to figure out he had to make a choice first and was one of the first people to realize that. people have to fall in line sooner or later. >> but rick, if the transcript of the phone call isnt enough, if the text messages arent enough, if the very publ...

18. so they may not count. >> im of the belief in political journalism that nothing is a coincidence. when i woke up and saw ed rendell wrote an op-ed in "the washington post" accusing elizabeth warren of hypocrisy on accepting major donations, i was like, huh. thats interesting that a major joe biden supporter is all of a sudden calling elizabeth warren a hypocrite. does that mean there might be more direct confrontation from team biden or the rest of the political world to elizabeth warren? >>...

Checks, background checks. 18 months ago after parkland, florida, where, what, 16, 17 staff and students died, he said, oh, maybe well raise the age on weapons. he said it after other mass shootings and then he talked, for example, to as he did weeks ago the nra had wayne lapierre on the phone. any talk of doing anything sort of evaporates. you get this word salad like yesterday culminating in the fact, well, if we did background checks, that wouldnt help anyway. background checks arent enough. ...

From bullets. two sisters and a friend too young to be saying this. >> i miss his laugh. i miss his voice. >> reporter: they were all playing with 7-year-old xavier in their backyard when gunfire broke out down the block, a bullet hitting xavier in the throat. >> i feel mad and sad sometimes. >> reporter: she could only watch as violence in the neighborhood took another child, hers. that message repeated by at least a dozen families in saet. louis. the youngest only 2, the pain hard to watch. >>...

>> the happy memories we had aint even enough. >> reporter: these families told us they want the nation to feel their pain. if the photos arent enough, listen to this man. a bystander. he tried to save journey thompson. >> she was unresponsive. tried to find the bullet wound. found it in her abdomen. you could see the life leaving her. >> reporter: journey was hit when shots rang out outside a high school football game. >> journey was a lover, a protector, a fighter. >> reporter: her father says...

Took another child, hers. >> everybody says its not going to change, were killing more kids than we can keep count of. >> that message repeated by at least a dozen families in st. louis, thats how many kids have been killed here just since april, the youngest only two, the pain hard to watch. >> there aint a reason -- >> these families told us they want the nation to feel their pane. if the photos arent enough, listen to this man, a bystander, he tried to save 8-year-old journey thompson. >> she...

Television that entice people to come to america. what tangible progress can you tell the american people from that country? >> so i met with their new leader. hes been in office for seven weeks i think yesterday was his 50th day or 51st day. this is a big shift from where that government was before. it was a government that didnt take care of its own people, let alone have the capacity to work to reduce migration. the reason the people were leaving because you had a completely disfunctional gov...

This week jan you know only a war breaking out could stop the basket and political tensions arent enough. for the past year the value of the iranian currency the reality is thought to a full and by around 60 percent the root causes of that likely predate the u.s. withdrawal from the iran nuclear deal in may 28th but the subsequent reimposition of trade sanctions has driven its value down further. the result into rocketing costs of imports have forced firms to seek local supplies benefiting compa...