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Begins with s that i wont use. its a shoddy budget, a budget that is morally bankrupt. >> what do you make of that? >> well, if you compare this to i mean -- when the last big -- that last huge tax reform, 86 reagan tax reform, so that involved binders that were presented to congress. there was thorough preparation. and you know, its this one page that is meaningless. its not a tax plan. in my column today i put quotes around the use of the word plan, because its not a plan. i dont know what the...

Heads. this is not what they expected. they expected a republican presidency and a republican congress. i still think because he has the republican congress if he somehow got a grip on his impulses and brought in professionals that he still could have a successful presidency. but every day that goes by it just adds to this feeling this is the marks brothers duck soup. >> so lets talk about course correction here. all right, dan also reports that trump inner circle was given 30 binders of materia...

Fbi had hidden microphones inside the binders. and he got the listen to everything these guys said, even though they thought they were in the most secure environment. inside the russian mission they thought they were essentially on russian soil. they certainly had diplomatic immunity, they were in russian space, but the documents they had were bugged. there were microphones in the binders. so the fbi got hours and hours of tape off those microphones in the binders of these guys talking when they...

To moscow, what would happen is these two guys who had official cover, they would take care of that part of it. not the guy who worked at the bank because he had no relationship with the russian government. but the other guys who had official cover and russian government jobs, whenever they had anything though transmit home, they would go to the residentura, a secure facility where they could make encrypted transmissions back to moscow center, back to spy headquarters in russia. the fbi ranged t...

Not the guy who worked at the bank because he had no relationship with the russian government. but the other guys who had official cover and russian government jobs, whenever they had anything though transmit home, they would go to the rezidentura, a secure facility where they could make encrypted transmissions back to moscow center, back to spy headquarters in russia. and the way the fbi caught them and blew apart this spy ring with these three guys was absolutely genius. the fbi aranged to hav...

So they got to listen to everything these guys said, even though they thought they were in the most secure environment. inside the russian mission they thought they were essentially on russian soil. they certainly had diplomatic immunity, they were in russian space, but the documents they had were bugged. there were microphones in the binders. so the fbi got hours and hours of tape off those microphones in the binders of these guys talking when they were sure nobody could hear them. one of the t...

Part of this is the normal course, i think, of the intelligence community having concerns and i think we earned that trust. >> this is a two-part question. [ inaudible ] >> can you tell us whether thats happened already, and secondly, leaving some of these documents at the cia, for instance, its a bewildering amount of information. is there something being done to try to help you get through this volume, large volume, of documents? >> im not sure who youre hearing it from. its not the profession...

Source. i think weve earned their trust. >> senators, two part question. one is that paul manafort has write ton the committee and i understand his lawyers are talking tpo your staff to try to set up his interview. can you tell us whether that has happened already? just from a logistical standpoint, were hearing people on your committee will go and read some of these documents at the cia for instance. they dont even know where to begin, where it ends. is there something being done to try to help...

Talking points were prepared for press conference for the attorney general on november 22, 2005. the talking points ask whether and i quote, aggressive interrogation techniques employed by the administration yielded any valuable, end quote. in the margin you hand wrote one word, yes. what information did you have that the bushs administration aggressive interrogation techniques were productive. >> id have to see the document. i dont recall. >> its been a long time. >> id be happy to share the do...

We got together four years ago. ill never forget it. >> reporter: thank you. that was obama. you were doing the second inauguration for obama. >> exactly. >> reporter: you have done any president since truman. >> im guilt y yes. >> reporter: announcing the parade. >> that is correct. and it was truman, eisenhower, all the way through. >> all the way, yes. >> reporter: you are 89 years young now. >> 89 and counting. >> reporter: you always enjoyed announcing the parade. you got into it. you stud ...