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What the president can or cannot do. joining me now to discuss these issues, joyce vance, a former u.s. attorney in alabama. im curious, what is your take on this? can a president pardon himself? i want to read a tweet today where the president asserted his complete power to pardon. he says, while we all agree u.s. president has complete power to pardon, why think of that when only crime so far is leaks against us. fake news, in all caps. >> the presidents power to issue pardons comes from the c...

Intelligence activities before, shouldnt we draw a distinction between being attacked and being hacked in that fashion? >> well, within the cyber realm what they did was carry out a systematic intelligence collection operation. i like what adam schiff called it the other day, the weaponization of information then tied that to a political warfare strategy and married that all together in one giant hybrid warfare strategy which further it had goals of their state. but to do that they had to direct...

Then tied that to a political warfare strategy and married that all together in one giant hybrid warfare strategy which further it had goals of their state. but to do that they had to directly target the democratic processes of america and damage them. that is an attack on the constitution itself." >> the other question is line drawing as well. maybe the more accurate or artful term is an active measure. >> what is it like to work right now if you are associated with this investigation? i mean, ...

What the government would, should, and could do. after that election, they discovered a flaw in the constitution itself, which was remedied by the 12 commitment. thomas jefferson in that inauguration beyond the chaos of the election that pass said we are all republicans, we are all federalists. after four years of civil war, lincolns second inaugural speech tried to find reason for the continued war when he pointed out that both sides prayed to the same god. he earlier wrote about those prayers ...

What the government would, should, and could do. after that election, they discovered a flaw in the constitution itself, which was remedied by the 12 commitment. thomas jefferson in that inauguration beyond the chaos of the election that pass said we are all republicans, we are all federalists. after four years of civil war, lincolns second inaugural speech tried to find reason for the continued war when he pointed out that both sides prayed to the same god. he earlier wrote about those prayers ...

What the government would, should, and could do. after that election, they discovered a flaw in the constitution itself, which was remedied by the 12 commitment. thomas jefferson in that inauguration beyond the chaos of the election that pass said we are all republicans, we are all federalists. after four years of civil war, lincolns second inaugural speech tried to find reason for the continued war when he pointed out that both sides prayed to the same god. he earlier wrote about those prayers ...

A government up until then, but few people had ever turned that control willingly over to anyone else. and as important as the transfer, the first transfer of power was, many historians believe that the next election was even more important. when in 18 oh one tell del mcdonough, 1801, one group of people are really for the first time ever in history, willingly, if not enthusiastically, gave control of the government to people they believed had a dramatically different view of what the government...

The government up until then, but few people had ever turned that control willingly over to anyone else. and as important as the transfer of -- the first transfer of power was, many historians believe that the next election was even more important when in 18 01 a group of people willingly, if not enthusia enthusiastically gave control to people with a dramatically different view of what people would, could and should do. after that flaw that was discovered in the constitution itself, which was r...

I dont want us to have a separate but equal institution of civil unions, and that was the big threat. and then bush, when he actually endorsed a federal marriage amendment, suddenly the entire gay establishment were like, okay, were with you. it was like -- >> if bush is against it, we were for it. >> yes, bush -- i would like to say that my arguments or whatever, evans brilliant strategy really persuaded the gay community. but no, i think george bush by endorsing the most unbelievably draconian...

Which is, you know, we do have this new emergent population. how do we integrate them? how do we make them part? i dont want us to have a separate but equal institution of civil unions, and that was the big threat. and then bush, when he actually endorsed a federal marriage amendment, suddenly the entire gay establishment were like, okay, were with you. it was like -- >> if bush is against it, we were for it. >> yes, bush -- i would like to say that my arguments or whatever, evans brilliant stra...