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Felt might put it. look at this whole week, five, six days in total. what happens if putin launches military action against, say, the baltics? what is it that president trump -- what about his comments at nato suggest that he would follow an invocation of article five and actually project american force in defense of the values that not only do we have intellectual and moral ascent to, but a contractual one, a treaty one. i think thats the great question going forward. >> we really appreciate yo...

You might not agree with everything you read. but you will always learn something important in a friedman column. they are a continuing nonpartisan search for the worlds best ideas. that is a search that is usually optimistic in the friedman view. those columns are read closely by leaders around the world. but it is entirely possible that the president of the united states has never read a tom friedman column. he certainly sounds like someone who has never read a tom friedman column. but if he r...

>> hi, guys. good to see you guys. >> morning, guys. >> it was very surreal. i went through the same red gates that i left when the fire alarm rang and the code red was issued. >> thats the 1200 building. >> you had this barricade around the 1200 building which was horrible to see. for those two weeks we had off from school, i still had homework that i never finished, but i, like, i had no bone in my body that was about to do homework. that first week back was about us healing and seeing each ot...

Was about russian adoptions. instead this morning he wrote, quote, this was a meeting to get information on an opponent, totally legal, done all the time in politics and it went nowhere. i did not know about it. what does this latest tweet mean for the investigation? joining me now jennifer reuben of the washington post, msnbc contributor jonathan capeheart and danny savalos, matthew miller and dana millbank of the washington post and joining by phone ellie mistow of above the law.com. give us y...

>> when the fire alarm rang on fourth period, it was very unusual. one, because we had a fire drill earlier that day during second period. and two, because it was ten minutes around about before school ended. >> when the second fire alarm went off, i was in the middle of a lecture. we were talking about the nra and naacp. >> i went down the stairs. i got about halfway down the stairs, i heard the administrator start yelling, "code red, get inside, get back to class." >> we honestly thought it wa...

Gates that i left than when the fire alarm and the code red was issued. >> those two weeks we had off from school, i had homework that i had never finished. th was about to do homework. that first week backas about healing and seeing each other. >> when we saw that legislation was signed into action by the government that required people in florida to be over 21 to purchase the firearm, it was nice to see our voices did

They had teachers from across the county. they had posters, flowers. it was a lot of support. >> hi, guys. >> good morning, guys. >> it was very surreal. i went through the same red gates that i left than when the fire alarm and the code red was issued. >> you hthose two weeks we had from school, i had homework that i had never finished. but i had no bone in my body that was about to do homework. that first week back was about healing and seeing each other.

Yourself, what happened at the broward sheriffs office when theyre not letting the paramedics in, and now we know that that guy was out of the building some time before that, right? >> yeah. well, they couldnt let them in because they thought that -- you know, the one deputy that worked at the school didnt go in. so he hid behind the wall, and they thought that there still was an active shooter in there because he was still hiding behind the wall, the deputy that was at the building at the time....

Evidence that maybe the president wouldnt be happy about, but if he would be wise to focus on the fact that he was not the target in the summer of 2016. >> to button it up politically here, mark preston, to you, tom friedman in the opinion piece talking about code red and i think we can pull it up. american democracy is truly threatened today by the man sitting in the oval office and the lawmakers giving him a free pass. just to be clear here, this is not a lawmaker giving him a free pass indepe...

The political limbo but financial markets arent as freaked out about the situation as they were yesterday exactly a bit of a development in itself there lately thats basically because the markets are factoring less of a chance of new elections the losses on shoes they were huge analysts now putting that down to an overreaction definitely a more forgiving day today the yield on ten year government bonds edging away from yesterdays four year highs european central bank officials also reported sayi...