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Enforcement actions, very rarely seems weird, right? very rarely takes a bizarre turn nobody was seeing. when it does, it tends to resonate not just for months, but years, tends to resonate into history. rarely since the start of this scandal have we watched a federal law enforcement action that has immediately provoked not just conclusions, but tons of burning questions. and thats why were very lucky enough to have carol lenknock with us tonight. well be with her next. trust #1 doctor recommend...

Why are we precipitating what feels like a nuclear crisis when frankly it is unnecessary and we have not coordinated with the other countries, china, japan, south korea, chief among them, to shape a diplomatic strategy to try to reduce tensions rather than just ratchet them up. >> and actually, the defense intelligence agency was leading this and now trying to find out whether there is a real intelligence community, consensus, about that assessment and youre absolutely right, they havent figured...

Has said and namely what the epa chief scott pruitt has said. how does that factor in with this trust gap and this credibility gap? >> you know, its one of these climbed changes is one of the issues thats not necessarily a seen every day as a crisis for this admanages, but it goes to the heart of the credibility battle, and the battle by this president to sort of impose his view of the world on a resistant federal government, that when you have all these scientists reaching conclusion, and their...

At national security council second time around and kelly he was in homeland. thats a strong line-up and hes getting credit from the american people. the economy also doing well under this president but it shows still hes underwater. it shows the strengths and many weaknesses of this administration. >> chris that brings us to this new report about climate change, described as sweeping comprehensive, it has been signed off on by 13 federal agencies, it shows one of the conclusions that climate ch...

Voter data. as part of its investigation into voter fraud, the commission has requested all states to provide a long list of data for registered voters. so far, california, kentucky, minnesota, new mexico and sout south carolina have refused to cooperate. 26 other states are charging fees for the data or have offered limited cooperation. arkansas, colorado, florida, ohio, and washington have already complied. commission critics are worried that conclusions reached could be used to suppress votes...

About shoring up his base comes just as he is losing his grip on republican law makers who have been increasingly willing to defy him in public pt the president demanded the senate try again op on obamacare repeal before moving on to other business. republican hatch, and frequent defender of administration responded were not going back it health care. were in tax now. as far as im concerned, they shot their wad on health care and thats the way it is. senators office later explained that was an o...

Isnt supporting legislation to get big ticket items done and dont worry about the all the distractions and diversions and discouragement that others who are still trying to throw logs in your path are throwing your way. >> the president is concerned about shoring up his base comes just as he is losing his grip on republican law makers who have been increasingly willing to defy him in public pt the president demanded the senate try again op on obamacare repeal before moving on to other business. ...

State to release limited voter data. as part of its investigation into voter fraud, the commission has requested all states to provide a long list of data for registered voters. so far, california, kentucky, minnesota, new mexico and sout south carolina have refused to cooperate. 26 other states are charging fees for the data or have offered limited cooperation. arkansas, colorado, florida, ohio, and washington have already complied. commission critics are worried that conclusions reached could ...

Than 300 monitoring facilities around the world. randy bell is the director of its international data center. >> there are 183 countries that are signatories to the comprehensive test treaty. theyll get results. we dont tell him what to think, the answers, but we provide them the information so they can reach their own conclusions about what mightve happened. >> according to his organization, we north korea tested nukes in 2006, 2009, and 2013, the data was processed and distributed to the membe...

Knew about those e-mails or about the content of those e-mails. so we dont know what his own son told him about that meeting. so you know, my view on this is, this is why we have people looking into it. its not for us to make conclusions beforehand. its to let bob mueller and his team do the investigation and lets have the facts come out. and i think that everyone will be better served by that, including the people of the country who actually want the government to work and do something about fi...