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Mass shootings own social media. that may end up being what was behind this. do you think the bread crumbs are all here when you look at social media past? >> i think its too early to come to any conclusions about what this particular shooters motive was. but i think as has been the case tragically so often we see a pattern in elected officials saying we need to send our thoughts and prayers to the families, to the victims. but then not propose iing any action. i think its important as we all tr...

That? but ive been thinking about this. this is a tortoise and a hare kind of thing. youre rushing and wanting to get to conclusions. were the tortoise. were interviewing 100 witnesses and working slowly, director mueller is working slowly bit by bit, and thats the way an investigation like this works. compare it with water gate where you had four guys in a two-hour event. were talking about something that stretched over 18 months according to "the wall street journal," it may have gone back to ...

>> i have to tell you, ive been doing this for a while. it was one of the weirder depositions ive sat through. seven hours of eccentric behavior. i think lincoln who said he who represents himself has a fool for a client. joe, to answer your question, the reason is as you see from reading the transcript, there were any number of fairly important contradictions in his testimony. actually, on the day of his testimony. probably the big one was and i dont want to make too much of this. were in the i...

>> theres nothing wrong with it at all. i think its just an example of the press trying to find anything they can however remote or silly to attack the president and somehow link him to russia. this is nonsense. >> okay. so wilbur ross -- >> that was unbelievable, by the way. >> saying this is nonsense. youre trying to draw conclusions that dont exist. what about what i read you? >> unbelievable. >> im not jumping to conclusions. >> theres one conclusion im comfortable jumping to. a lot of peopl...

In u.s. history have happened, you know, over the past decade. and i think three of the past five have happened over the past year. these are accelerating. >> and its clear. everyone that is interested in an attack like this learns from another one. its a simple strategy. go, acquire a weapon. procedures we had in place to prevent someone thats been incarcerated from gaining a weapon did not work. anyone that wants to gain a wepn in the united states can. when the president talks about this issu...

They are doing it all over the world right now and we should all be on the same team. if he keeps saying there wasnt any collusion, then open all the records. give all the e-mails. because if theres nothing to find, thats the best result, from his point of view. >> senator king, jonathan swan from axios. and is this something that youre looking into further and could you share your reaction to that story there? >> well, you know, i dont like to react to a story thats just broken and i dont reall...

Safe from jihadists, and yet speaking about it to officials 10,000 miles away when i was in singapore this week, the conclusions they reach are worrying. the home minister said to me, the new york attack might be a way to remind us all that while isis is being defeated militarily, the idealogical threat from radical islam is spreading. the military battle against jihadi groups is a tough struggle but it has always favored the mighty united states and its allies. on the other hand, the idealogica...

Past history has been. a lot of times the police already know of these individuals and have had some indication that they may be trouble in the past. every once in a while you run into someone that is not under police suspicion or surveillance and then it is time to talk to their acquaintances and friends to determine exactly what is going on. was there a mental health component there, you know, again, its very difficult and its very first hour and i dont want to jump to conclusions but there ar...

Seen necessarily in the behavior of donald trump over the course of his entire adult existence and certainly in the first ten or so months of his presidency. and so they, being careful because they have not clinically diagnosed him and i also because they were careful was careful in this story. but without clinically diagnosing him, they can observe these behaviors and in fact draw some conclusions about why he might be behaving this way -- >> was he simply not close -- to get to the point, was ...

Something thaw dont necessarily get from your father. the ability to empathize. these are things we havent seen. the existence and in the first 10 or so months of his presidency. they were careful in the story. if they clinically diagnosed him, they can sdrve the behaviors and draw conclusions about why he might be behaving this way. >> sorry he simply not close to his mother or was she not influential or a hands off