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Again who wants these raids, the dhs secretary who was adamantly opposed to them. well see whether theres fresh opposition in the coming days. >> this is interesting, maggie, because the numbers have dropped it sounds like in july from where they were in june and where they were in may with those record numbers of people showing up. so we can conclude that what the president did with mexico, getting mexico to enforce its own southern border more, getting more people to stay in mexico to apply fo...

Would send out and the great care he took with the personal messages. craig, one of the great ironies with president george h.w. bush, he was supremely tough. a guy who volunteered on his 18th birthday to serve, crashed twice into the ocean during his services as a pilot in world war ii. but there was this constant push for him to appear or sound more tough in his public comments. but others wanted to highlight his gentle side. tell us how you manage that. >> well, i think you hit on a tension t...

He is a public individual. he is accountable to the american people. so when f he talks about sort of using congress and wanting congress to protect him, its sort of, its part in parcel of this larger theme of him not being able to understand hes not just donald trump anymore. hes the president. >> liable laws are a function of state laws. always this constant push and pull where he throws around legal terms and legal concepts on things that dont apply. its just, its kind of confounding. i think...

Writing a legal memo. hes just taking notes. so for anyone to say, well, he didnt say it was obstruction, its not his job to do that. its muellers job to do that. this continues. reince priebus talked to comey about the fisa warrant. rosenstein goes to the white house and allegedly, according to some sources, tells trump hes not a target. why is this constant push with the department of justice occurring? and why are people letting it go? >> one thing i think weve learned through all of this is ...

African-american groups and latino groups are seeming to support hillary clinton, and there didnt seem to be a way for him to get the nomination. you had poll after poll to showing him to be even if he joined the race he would come in third behind hillary and behind bernie, and democratic polls, that were less and less interested especially after last weeks debate in having him join the race. so that is, i think that is the reason why there is a constant push and pull in what we heard from the v...

In afghanistan. thousands of afghan police and security forces were killed in the line of duty. but our operations -- our combat operations, at least are now ended. but how much chris, of a division has been there been in the administration about whether nows the time for the drawdown? >> well of course theres been a constant push and pull between the administration and the pentagon. its probably one of the most written about parts of this administration. of course, he made promises to end the w...

Decision through the lens of that, are but there is more about the legislature and the executive. and this is about future congresses and future presidents regardless of party. >> because this could come back to bite a future republican. >> absolutely. thats something weve seen a lot of lately is this constant push and pull between the executive. i tend to be in favor of a stronger executive but not an imperial executive. well continue it have these conversations regardless of who is the preside...

Long-range missile. it excited the world community with concern because they didnt think that this was where they stood. by 1995, they were testing more missiles. this missiles included cruise missiles capable of going out 100 miles at sea. they were backing away from the worlds nuclear agencies that keep track of nuclear programs that also excited concern. by 2003, by this point, more developments. we found out that, in fact, they had a nuclear program which they denied for a period of time and...

Eight days of blood shed. >>eric: thank you, david lee, from southern israel. secretary of state, hillary clinton was not the only diplomat but the head former head of the u.n. but why didnt he up the same. it wasnt only the u.n. secretary-general, but it was also the turkish prime minister who said, wait, israel, calm down. what is going on in the middle east? >>guest: well, part of the battleground here is diplomatic. and one of the, presumably, one of the goals of the hamas terrorist leadersh...

Exciting because it would be interesting to have the same thing happen here. the trouble with cleeg, hes a great tv performer but he doesnt have any preparation in any sense to government in any way. i think it would be a panic-stricken cleeg, he would find himself with a clear majority. its great to be the fresh face in the wings but to way he could do it. the interesting thing for the brits is they are this constant push and pull between wanting change and this iconic punk-like strand. on the ...