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Daca. but if you say youre doing the ban to ban muslims -- this is the crux of it. its all here on the table. the president meeting with his war cabinet, deciding this extremely fraught issue of international relations against the backdrop of this. >> right. and i think taras point is well taken. the last time that there was an attack on syria launched by this country there were people sitting around this table. we were here that night. who were arguing, well, the generals, i trust the generals ...

>> you know you are arguing. >> he was also reluctant to believe that shooting happened so quickly. no threats or warnings, no hesitation. >> she we want from saying i want to do what i want to -- >> yeah. yeah. she did. im not lying to you. >> when the detective gave a description about the bun gunshot wound, a description that turned out to be inaccurate, that really set tom off. >> the wound on the back of her head isnt where she could do it herself, tom. it is not. >> [ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ b...

None too happy with either party. understand this, a case like this makes a federal judge want to throw up in his mouth. they are intellectual for the most part, real jurists like to deal with matters of importance appear and to them this type of litigation is sickening. and then to see the lawyers on tv you know back and forth having lawyers and lawyers on tv back and forth, not doing the work but arguing, you know, their points, you know publicly is not what a federal judge wants to see. but g...

Work but arguing, you know, their points, you know publicly is not what a federal judge wants to see. but granting the extension is not a win. he didnt dismiss the case or the claims. >> isnt it right out of the presidents play book? isnt he sort of fighting fire with fire? maybe that works for the court of public opinion but not for a federal judge? >> yeah, its dangerous. its dangerous. i mean what happened yesterday -- i -- don i want to make sure you understand the significance of it i was s...

Outside advisors and making these decisions on the fly and thats dangerous circumstance. >> david, stick around. go ahead. >> i want to make a point. people take their cues from the president. scott pruitt would not be pushing the boundaries on ethics unless the president was doing the same thing as david axelrod has been arguing. >> i want to talk next about the president tossing out his prepared remarks using his greatest hits from the campaign. it was short on facts. were keeping him honest. ...

>> i want to make a point. people take their cues from the president. scott pruitt would twhnot be pushing the boundaries on ethics unless the president was doing the same thing as david axelrod has been arguing. >> i want to talk next about the president tossing out his prepared remarks using his greatest hits from the campaign. later, the president breaking heat advisobreak ing his silence on stormy daniels. feel the clarity of non-drowsy claritin with powerful 24-hour relief from symptoms t...

That is emerging from this investigation. afterun a year, after hundreds f thousands of documents that have beenve turned over, after multie cooperating witnesses, after dozens of criminal counts, none of those filings have created a nexus between a criminal act and the president, or even the campaign for the most part -- >> sean: and collusion, professor, is not a crime, is it? >> its not. we went through months were people were arguing, talking as if there was a collusion crime. the interestin...

The investigation. after a year, after hundreds of thousands of documents that have been turned over, after multiple cooperating witnesses, after dozens of criminal counts, none of those filings have created a nexus between a criminal act and the president or even the campaign for the most part. >> sean: and collusion, professor, is not a crime, is it? >> its not. we went through months where people were arguing, talking as if there was a collusion crime. but these are things, look, collusion an...

Not michael cohen is a longtime adviser, a family member, a dear friend and my lawyer, but my lawyer. his attorneys are arguing, right, i think youll hear the argument, that michael cohen didnt act as a lawyer, he acted as someone who was in a loving and trusting and familial relationship. that gets him cover on the issue of informed consent because lawyers have to inform their clients when theyre acting, and it gets him out from under these ethical issues that he may or may not have. thats a pr...

Provide you know the scientific evidence that identifies for the particular nerve agent is where identified that it was from this family and that is military create their future but its not our job to see where that actually was manufactured some like u.k. opposition leader jeremy corbyn arguing that that statement seems to contradict what foreign secretary boris johnson told d.w. during a march interview room you argue that their source of edge and the truck is russia how did you manage to find...