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Declassification release of that memo and the memo itself? whats your perspective on that? >> david, the central question around this is how important the steele dossier was in obtaining a warrant by carter page, a former trump campaign adviser with ties to the kremlin. the allegation that the republican authors of this memo, devin nunes of the intel committee make, without this dossier, which was paid for by democrats, there would have been no warrant, no fisa warrant to spy on carter page, an ...

Joyce vance who spent 25 years as a federal prosecutor. i am reminded by you that hope hicks has already had her interview with the mueller team. having established that, what kind of legal jeopardy, and we know her denial of this, what kind of legal jeopardy could she be in? >> so the central question is whose version is correct? mr. corralos or mrs. hicks version? shes already had her time being questioned and presume when i she would have been questioned extensivebly whether she was aware of ...

Note her denial of this conversation, what kind of legal jeopardy could she be in? >> so the central question is whose version is correct? mr. corral lows or mrs. hicks version? shes already had her time being questioned and presume when i she would have been questioned extensively whether she was aware of the trump tower meeting of whether she was involved in the air force one memo that was britain concealed the real meeting of that from the public. so shes locked in, and thats an important thi...

Hicks has already had her interview with the mueller team. having established that, what kind of legal jeopardy, and we know her denial of this, what kind of legal jeopardy could she be in? >> so the central question is whose version is correct? mr. corralos or mrs. hicks version? shes already had her time being questioned and presume when i she would have been questioned extensivebly whether she was aware of the trump tower meeting of whether she was involved in the air force one memo that was ...

We know, why did he not investigate hillary clintons email server or the missing emails when he first received information about it? again im reading between the lines here but apparently he may have sat on this information for a period of three weeks. i think the question then becomes did he exhibit a bias in his investigation? what do you think the central question is there? >> i think first of all the central question is we should have more investigations and fewer criminal charges. i think w...

Compliments. im serious. i want to ask you an overview question. the year i was born, 1969, the united states had 202 million country.ving in this 2015, the population had gone to 324 million, more than 60% increase. three years later, even higher. 2,065, its expected to be at 118% increase. all of that pretty much is due to immigration. my question to you is, what is the right number? immigration shapes the number oi people who are here, it drives that. how many people should live in this count...

The year i was born 1969, the united states had 20022 million people. its now more than 60% increase. threes later even hire. million people. its now more than 60% increase. threes later even hire.2 millio people. its now more than 60% increase. threes later even hire. all of that is due to immigration. my question to you is: what is the right number? immigration shapes the number of people who are here. it drives it. how many people should live in this country? >> thats an interesting question....

That was the seed, right? that was what grew this tree. given the contacts and interactions between russian officials and u.s. persons involved in the trump campaign, u.s. intelligence was concerned about whether or not they were able to gain access to those people. and that question, while russia were attacking our election, did they have help from the campaign? and that is still an open question and remains under investigation. now, though, increasingly and particularly on insane news days lik...

Ran for president one time and won. >> here to share their reporting and their insights, weve got julie herbville davis of "the new york times." josh green, mary katherine ham "the federalist" and cnns jeff zeleny. thanks to you all for being with us this morning. jeff, im going to start with you on this. really extraordinary that were talking about the presidents mental acuity, in that he was responding in the way that he is. >> no question. and were only at the end of the first week of 2018. s...

Bipartisanship problematic, passing a budget deal that includes a daca fix. >> we also obviously wanted to budget, so we went into daca and how were going to do and we hope that were going to be able to work out an arrangement with the democrats. i think its something that theyd like to see happen. we want the wall. the wall is going to happen or were not going to have daca. we want to get rid of chain migration. very important. and we want to get rid of the lottery system. in addition to that, ...