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Colonel alex bregman, ambassador gordon sondland, has confirmed, the core of what he was saying was going on. the president was using his office were his own benefit. it still let me interrupt for a second. nancy pelosi said without the whistle-blower would have never been gotten and thus beginning him to discuss, we heard from adam schiff saying we have to hear from the whistle-blower and he said that we will find a way to do it, we will find a way to do it behind closed doors, but theres no pr...

My, goodness, this should be regulated more now and i think youll probably see the road gone down, eric. eric: the assistant secretary of health and human services talking about this issue. >> we know that people are adult rating the products frequently, we know that people are putting additives in. eric: as you say, the point is dont put additive in or somewhere along the supply chain legally or illegally not the companies themselves? >> to repeat the core point as to why thats criminal investi...

Involved in making an accusation of murder? >> chris, the bottom line is -- >> he did make that charge. >> lets go to the core point. eric garner should be alive today and there needs to be justice and there hasnt been for five years and were going to have justice in new york city. were finally going to do tsh did. >> what do you think of a candidate for president getting involved in a new york criminal matter involving your police force? >> i think in the end he had his -- he was aiming in the ...

>> lets go to the core point. eric garner should be alive. there needs to be justice. there hasnt been for fife years. well have justice in new york city. >> getting involved in a criminal matter with your police force. >> he was aiming in the wrong direction. the question is why did the justice department in five years not act. i asked joe biden that question. he deny answer. he was for two and a half years the second most important person in the administration. when they failed and hold for th...

Iran you to give up her missiles while everyone else keeps theirs. they and signaled that they might for the first time, might be interested in that. but your core point is the interesting one. in different areas of foreign policy, different organs of the arena government are in charge. so the irgc is -- youre absolutely right, the area where sareef had -- they had the war in iraq, different parts of the government are sometimes in charge of different issues and it does make it difficult to say ...

Crisis at our border. largely of president trumps making. the idea hes not responsible for the conditions at the border and the ways in which children in custody of the american government are being treated, i think misses the core point here which is as president he is responsible for what happens in hhs and in cbp facilities and by their organization. that he said in a segment you just showed earlier this evening, he literally hasnt met and doesnt know the name of senior officials within the r...

Too. its called party politics. and they do have internal debates. now, the core point here is in the politics of china right now, which is just celebrating the hundredth anniversary of something called the may 4th movement, which mr. pillburry would know all about. its a highly nationalist period to deal with the rise of chinese nationalism a hundred years ago, with response to external pressure from foreign powers. i find it highly significant that china in response to this latest twist in the...

And this clearly seems to me a case where not students athleticism but the amount of money that their parents owned mattered more in the admissions process. >> brooke, to speak to the numbers quickly, "the atlantic" ran a great piece titled "college sports are affirmative action for rich, white students." it found that harvard admitted 83% of athletes with top academic scores compared with only 16% of non-athletes. so this is also blowing the lid on how these elite institutions look at athletes ...

Have the title of donald trumps next memoir, "otherwise blameless life." to hear any washington lobbyist described as having lived an otherwise blameless life is a first for me. those are words i personally would be very uncomfortable applying to a lifetime washington lobbyist. >> true. and obviously isuntrue about pa manafort. i mean, look, he is about to get sentenced in another criminal next week. so to suggest this is an otherwise blameless life ignores the fact he was convicted of other cri...

Months of donald trump as president. it seems like 47 months of manafort in jail seems like a very light sentence for that. and i think jills core point here really is the most serious one, which is this just illustrates again that we have two systems of justice in this country. paul manafort engaged in $55 million in tax fraud. there are poor african-americans in jail tonight much longer than manaforts sentence who stole $55 or $155 from a 7-eleven or committed some kind of non-violent crime ev...