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Moderation and their savior from donald trump. this is happening in his state and hes very likely to sign that bill. >> certainly this has been democrats on the hill and in the administration and in judiciary, women i would say, have all taken stands to try to protect and defend contraception. certainly the contraceptive clauses of obamacare which came under attack in the courts and then they repassed it after the hobby lobby case and now they re-expand it had closing that loophole and in the se...

Clauses in the constitution, that say that government official cant take gifts from a foreign government. the thinking through kind of how all of this is going to work is sort of mind boggling. if you think about it, he has said the current thinking is he wants to retain his ownership stake in the company. he will turn over the day-to-day operations to his two sons. ivanka our sources say is going step aside from the organization. her husband is preparing for a role in the white house, and i thi...

Of his business. if he refuses to do so he has to provide proof he is not violating any of the clauses in that constitution. so certainly a lot to be worked out, anderson. back to you. >> randi, thank you. joining me is gloria borger, alex burns, national political reporter for "the new york times" and kirsten powers, a "usa today" columnist. >> gloria, bahrain hosting an event at trumps hotel, regardless of whether or not they have any ulterior motive here, this is the kind of thing that coul...

Congress can make a resolution that insists he get rid of his business and if he refuses to do so, he has to provide proof that hes not violating any of the clauses in that constitution. certainly a lot to be worked out. >> randi, thank you. joining me is gloria borger, alex burns, national political reporter for "the new york times" and kirsten powers, a "usa today" columnist. gloria, regardless of whether or not they have any ulterior motive here, this is the kind of thing that could raise q...

Constitutional problem as frank suggested. there are clauses within the constitution. but already i think hes playing with fire now and his sewn supporters -- the "wall street journal," for example, has urged that he liquidate his holdings and put the assets that accrue to him, put those into a blind trust. that seems to me the cleanest solution of this. he cannot have his children running this, have them running around the white house on the phone with foreign leaders when hes on the phone. >> ...

How do you decipher these big changes by trump? is this a positive side because it shows he can be more open minded or a negative sign that what he says ultimately means nothing? >> its really both. if you were concerned and some people were very, very concerned about some of these statements that he made around climate change and jailing his opponents and so forth, you maybe have a little reason for hope. theres some reason for hope even in that statement. i want to find out why theyre being in...

Even appearing to monetize the presidency would be outrageous. donald trump, for his part, disagrees, hes been tweeting that the american people knew he had these business interests while he was running and now its just a crooked media making it into a big deal. the law is totally on my side. the president cant have a conflict of interest. where have we heard that before? >> well, when the president does it, that means that it is not illegal. >> ah, him. the truth is there is no president for a ...

Planning on creating a muslim registry per se. >> i am not going to rule out anything. we are not going to have a registry based on religion. but, what i think we are trying to do is there are some people and certainly not all people. there are some people that are radicalized and some people that have to be prevented from coming into this country. for more on this issue, i want to bring in david cole, the professor at georgetown university and national legal director for the aclu, thank you for...

Subordinate clauses instead of a thought. could bit that pollsters are too articulate, that a pollster calls up on the phone, a young person with a educated voice, very clear pronunciation of the consonants. and again, the other end who is a little more regular, drops his pronunciation sometimes. here is this voice who says now there is a liberal on the phone with me. they went to college. i didnt. they are big-time progressives, is notty. they think theyre better than me. damn well im not going...

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