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Handle as if that is the war room. so from that interspective -- perspective, if president trump had any say or influence over the probe going criminal, it goes hand in glove together. >> i just -- that put a big asterisk there which is john durham has a very serious reputation, and i dont think that at this point that decision, he thinks that weve reached a threshold that we can open a criminal investigation. my guess based on his reputation is that was based on facts. we dont know what that cr...

Last week. >> in america if you confess to a crime, you still get a fair trial, and we have a confession, we have a crime. whether its by the president or those obstructing on his behalf, theyre doing this because this is what the guilty do. chris: question: how can you be considered an impartial fact-finder when you seem to have come to the conclusion that the president is guilty before youve heard a single witness defending the president? >> and as i said, obstructive acts in our law, you know...

This is how propaganda works. if you repeat something both sides, there will be a "both sides" that occurs, a normalizing that occurs. this is a great skill of trump, he knows he riles up his opponents. thats emotional engagement, which is the lifeblood of social media. >> thats whats happening on facebook. sarah, will trumps fox force field hold? whats the current answer to that question? >> well, i think youve seen some high profile departures. certainly shep smiths daughter was a big moment. ...

Last week. >> in america if you confess to a crime, you still get a fair trial, and we have a confession, we have a crime. whether its by the president or those obstructing on his behalf, theyre doing this because this is what the guilty do. chris: question: how can you be considered an impartial fact-finder when you seem to have come to the conclusion that the president is guilty before youve heard a single witness defending the president? >> and as i said, obstructive acts in our law, you know...

Oval office and his twitter handle as if that is the war room. so from that interspective -- perspective, if president trump had any say or influence over the probe going criminal, it goes hand in glove together. >> i just -- that put a big asterisk there which is john durham has a very serious reputation, and i dont think that at this point that decision, he thinks that weve reached a threshold that we can open a criminal investigation. my guess based on his reputation is that was based on fact...

Oval office and his twitter handle as if that is the war room. so from that interspective -- perspective, if president trump had any say or influence over the probe going criminal, it goes hand in glove together. >> i just -- that put a big asterisk there which is john durham has a very serious reputation, and i dont think that at this point that decision, he thinks that weve reached a threshold that we can open a criminal investigation. my guess based on his reputation is that was based on fact...

Last week. >> in america if you confess to a crime, you still get a fair trial, and we have a confession, we have a crime. whether its by the president or those obstructing on his behalf, theyre doing this because this is what the guilty do. chris: question: how can you be considered an impartial fact-finder when you seem to have come to the conclusion that the president is guilty before youve heard a single witness defending the president? >> and as i said, obstructive acts in our law, you know...

Your opinion or alter your opinion at all about the importance? >> i dont believe that its all about the 2020 election but i will have to wait and see. look, whats the problem with why we shouldnt be jumping to conclusions. i tell people and ive told you im very open-minded about this. i want to see the facts come out. im disappointed so much behind the scenes right now. i realize theyre taking depositions. there are procedures that can be whatever they want them to be in the impeachment inquiry...

The motion but this is how machine learning works algorithms are trained to recognize certain patterns the software does this with learning data and its only ever as good as the learning data provided if the data is flawed or biased the software learns to draw the wrong conclusions. after interpret enough data artificial intelligence has learned to gauge a persons emotional state and react to it. but i robots can also register other parameters such as your heart rate using a smart watch even a b...

Pooh-poohing a criminal investigation, jumping to conclusions, when you see that, steve scalise, how do you react? >> thats aou, bit rich. coming from those two out. what you saw today, this is big news, by the way, a bad sign for all the people politicizing ande trying to interfere with the 2016 election, including people at the department of justice and the fbi who were trying to undermine the trump campaign. of course, weve already seen a lot of information about that. but today, you saw both...