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Trump team we have these e-mails, don jr. and then george papadopoulos we learned. there is a period of time people in the trump team are trying to get access to this information. whether its candidate trump at the time saying, russia, if you have the e-mails, give them over. or the meeting that jared kushner and don jr. had. cam brid cambrid cambridge analytica reaching out, et cetera. can you understand why that looks fishy? >> i think people are conflating a lot of details and sort of jumping...

From deputy attorney general rod rosenstein and boss attorney general jeff sessions. said nothing of comeys russia investigation. >> president made a decision to accept their conclusions and remove director comey. >> next day sarah sanders stuck to script. >> president over the next several months lost confidence in director comey and accepted the remgts of deputy attorney general to remove james comey from his position. >> very next day, a completely different story from the president himself, ...

Recommendation from his deputy attorney general, rod rosenstein and his boss attorney general jeff sessions. and those recommendations said nothing of comeys russia investigation. >> the president when given these recommendations made a decision to accept their conclusions and to remove director comey. >> the next day white house spokesman sarah sanders stuck to script. >> the president over the last several months lost confidence in director comey. accordingly, the president accepted the recomm...

Wrong with wanting to have eye debate about different programs in immigration. this isnt that. this is immediately in the wake of a terrorist attack. in the city that suffered the worst terror attack in history, moving immediately to rock em sock em politics many its drawing conclusions based exclusively on the program that this killer got through. none of that is helpful, thoughtful or will address the problems as it relate to terrorists coming into new york. but what it also really did, and i ...

>> the current posture between the united states and russia is hostile. russia struck a generally hostile posture and putin returned to the presidency. >> im not sure they agree with that. >> thats right. i dont know that he agrees on that, but its clear. if you look at the russian conduct across the board whether its in syria or north africa or afghanistan or europe or indeed in the u.s. election of 2016. russia struck a hostile place for the united states. i dont know about the president and p...

>> history doesnt show it in many studies. you know its an open question economically. im not telling you anything you dont know. this is a political point not an economic point. >> i suppose you can draw different conclusions from different times in history, no doubt. it is is an open question. our argument is, and i believe this, that if we simplify -- allow people to keep more of their money and achieve that economic growth through allowing businesses to become more efficient, to reinvest, th...

Manafort are limited to them, 28% and represent broader wrongdoing, 53% and no opinion, 19%. 49% of the americans, according to this poll, believe that its unlikely and 49% likely that president trump committed a crime. >> its worth pointing out i think two points. one, even though not everybody are political junkies like us and following the twists and turns that come out about this, the public at large are seeing details that come out week by week, day by day, month by month, and the general t...

And now that we -- this guy has been mirandized has got a public defender, we might never know. >> we have to follow the law. and in this particular case, there have been decisions made based upon the acts. we all want a piece of this guy right now. everybody is angry. brian: its not anger. lets just be deliberative about this. lets find out what he knows to stop the next attack. i dont think anger plays a role here. >> well, youre right. we need to be deliberative. we need to follow the law. th...

>> its far more likely that he was radicalized why he w ed whi here. how that happened im sure well learn a great more deal about. those who were involved in the boston marathon bombing came here as young people or as children or as early teenagers. its hard to see how you can vet against that, or people who are second generation. how do you vet for the next generation? obviously, you cant. so, there are limits to that. i understand the president wants to say something, that hes taking some acti...

Unified front in response. and so you dont want to see that. it also clouds some of the serious questions and issues you have to look at in the wake of a serious case like this. obviously, deal with the victims and families and having to end to whats happened in new york itself, questions about the intelligence around this case, the way law enforcement handled it. we dont know yet all the details. whether or not there are networks attached to this individual. i think were perhaps jumping to too ...