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Who have worked for him and hate is a piston of this presidency. we need to focus our reporting in a very calm way on biography and on this whole question of race in this election as expressed today in this moment by the president of the united states in a way that we have never heard before. it needs to be the central question put forward by the press. >> i am curious, though, whether this is, you know, april, in your judgment driven -- in the president more by race or more by gender. were talk...

Future that feels if things dont get better were going to end up there. >> dammit, that convoy of personnel still hasnt come. i told you to deal with it. what the hell is this mess? an empty desk is an inefficient desk. >> the visual sensibility is so distinctive, an audacity to that movie you rarely see. >> arouses very strong reactions from people. thats what cinema should be about. exciting, stimulating, makes us think. im quite happy when a film does that. >> smart filmmakers can use genre a...

For this weekend. as a number of top democrats are issuing warnings and instructions to people in the u.s. illegally. weve got details. later, "fox news @ night" investigates a secret society of deputies within the los angeles sheriffs department accused of employing game-like scare tactics of harassment, beatings, and even allegations that they took the bullets out of the deputies gone before he went into the field. the fbi is now involved. coming up, youll hear a live from an attorney who who ...

Video. weve learned that thats important. but i do think that youve identified really the central question for mueller, which is, he did not say in the report whether or not he would have brought charges, obstruction charges, but the torn general has told us that based on his reading of the law he did not think it rose to the level of an obstruction case. it seems to me to be a fair question for mueller to be asked and, in fact, a question that he should really be called on to answer. do you agr...

Punchy. >> look, the point you made a little while ago, one of the most surprising things about last nights debate is so many people decided to put donald trump in play in the debate. as he was barely mentioned. i do not think it will be like that tonight for one reason and one reason only, the central question about tonights debate is what do we see -- what happens around joe biden? hes the front-runner, the undisputed, ahead of everybody and been ahead of everybody since he got in the race. he...

Publicly in other venues. >> thats true. how about don mcgahn, the white house counsel, who over his own reservations and objections cooperates with the special prosecutor and then says, no, executive privilege when it comes to congress investigating. i think thats right that getting testimony is important. i think theres another piece of this and we have to remember where we are in the calendar and who is listening to congress. we are really in the middle of a presidential campaign. the primary...

Question to be added to the 2020 census. was it a routine decision by the commerce department or a political decision by the white house? the contempt vote came hours after president trump asserted executive privilege holding back documents related to the central question. >> for months the trump administration has claimed that the decision to add the citizenship question was made at a department level rather than at the white house. but now the president is asserting executive privilege over al...

The money is betting on president trump. but 71% of investors think the president will win. a similar survey for the 2016 presidential contest had wall street betting big on a hillary clinton victory. so in retrospect, not 2020 or on 2020? tom bevin is here. its early but its telling. >> 17 months give or take. >> neil: people think the markets never fail. they actually do quite afternoon. in this case, they dont jive with main street polls and quinnipiac polls and others that are out that show ...

Central question in 2020 will be who government works for. is it just going to work for a thinner and thinner slice of the top as it is doing right now? or can we make this government work for everyone? >> senator elizabeth warren in iowa grabbing a hard hat this morning to tour a plant during riding momentum from the latest poll showing her surge in that key state. joining me now is nbc political reporter in seattle kicking off an epic 16-day trip across the country taking him all the way to mi...

Democratic resistance has crumbled and saw it happen with astonishing speed. you rightly pointed out justin amash is going to prove when the history of this is written to have been the trigger, the catalyst. people looked at him and said, you know, its not -- hes only one republican, hes an outlier, he doesnt matter. he mattered a lot and he mattered a very specific way. he mattered in that he crystalized the question that arose yesterday about 24 hours ago when it became this guy has gone furth...