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>> well, i would say that president trump should listen to his intelligence community, he should listen to the private sector, he should listen to his advisors. all of who unanimously to a t have said that there was a russian effort to interfere in the election. they echoed the conclusions put forward in the january 2016 intelligence report that the nsa, fbi and cia signed on to. and so there is a clear body of evidence that speaks to the contrary. and actually sheryl sandberg said something ver...

Auto down at a thousand foot, the length of a hypotenuse triangle where you could have just 1 degree variance in those bullets are then going to fly outside of what we call the kill box. able to stay on full auto, change multiple weapons, multiple magazines, the barrels get hot when you put that many rounds through so the rounds become inaccurate and was still able to strike several hundred targets. if i just find it astounding. i dont unfortunately have any more conclusions than the investigato...

Today to really tell us so much. i mean, its kind of weird for me for him to pinpoint on a map, and say, from where you are, and i look at the radar and satellites, i can tell you whats going to happen to you. i can say, its comforting that that sort of information is available, its also i guess somewhat unsettling that because so many people can see it, that they have a tendency to draw their own conclusions, i think thats what the local emergency management officials are most concerned about, ...

Making assumptions and jumping to conclusions about motives we dont understand. clearly with the bump stock there are a lot of things that happened here. why he had so many guns and why he passed so many background checks. these background check laws and gun control laws. are they actually helping anything or are they just making people feel better in the wake of a tragedy. kennedy: i understand the desire to explain this and make sure it never happens again. we just have to be careful to be log...

Making assumptions and jumping to conclusions about motives we dont understand. clearly with the bump stock there are a lot of things that happened here. why he had so many guns and why he passed so many background checks. these background check laws and gun control laws. are they actually helping anything or are they just making people feel better in the wake of a tragedy. kennedy: i understand the desire to explain this and make sure it never happens again. we just have to be careful to be log...

Where you need good intelligence to try to stop these kinds of attacks, but law enforcement at times feel very helpless because youve got someone who takes a vehicle, drives into a crowd of people, and those people are either injured or killed and as a result of that, that is a very de moralizing thing so terrorists have gotten more sophisticated over a period of time of not just using bombs and guns but using vehicles as weapons. >> neil: randy theres a lot we dont know so we cant go to any con...

>> oh, my god. >> a fragment from the blast nearly ripped off her right hand. >> reporter: so how much potential destructive power was packed into this gunmans car? if he set off all 50 pounds of this stuff, which investigators say they found, it could have flung shrapnel the length of a football field in all directions. that could mean we would be very likely talking about even more people dead and wounded. anderson? >> its incredible to see those images. back now with the panel. i had no idea ...

You look at the attack on the strip, someone who is a tkpwapl billioner. one of the conclusions you might draw is he had money issues with the casinos, thought they ripped him off. look at the timeline of his financial records. talk to her. talk to us about your finances. we didnt have any problem with finances. there wasnt an issue. we always had 100 k in the bank. it starts maybe to take something off the table. not necessarily she knew she was in his head, she can offer clues in the negativit...

Jumping to the wrong conclusions, it would be devastating. >> when you study these type of cases, political motivation is a mostly a subset because it takes so much psychosis to go in and do this indiscriminate killing. the plan -- this obsessive-compulsive planning for this period of time, think about what his day was like to assemble these weapons. >> brian: days. >> days and days. the big question is what happened around him? was he that isolated? or are we that insulated not to see this guy,...

So mueller cant divulge to us everything that he knows. we dont know what he knows. and this is just in the -- frankly, in many ways, its still in a fairly early stage. as we just heard recently, mueller is interviewing people at the white house about obstruction and other issues. so each one of those interviews is going to generate more requests and more subpoenas and more interviews. i mean, this is going to go on and on at hes verifying this dossier. hes going to be interviewing more people s...