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Judgment clouded not by whether or not they will believe a stranger is guilty of a particular offense, you are looking at a cost benefit analysis, and justice may come down in that respect to a cost benefit analysis, whether or not you want to believe her based on their politics or not have a hasty decision-making process and gut check because of an arbitrary deadline. i, like everybody else, will be a juror in the court of public opinion today. >> david, if these allegations against brett kavan...

The stock market, but the initial claims from employment, industrial production. he loves the data. >> sandra: he loves the data. i thought that was fascinating. i asked him, does the presidents his decisions on that? he didnt say no. i mean, is not unusual to hear that a president so closely is a leading stock market movements with the decision-making process in the white house? >> it is unusual, but i would push back on that in the sunset remember when the stair war initially broke out. all th...

And so i guess that it is unfortunate that it leaked the way it did and forced the woman to come forward if she didnt want to. but i dont know how to gauge that. i dont have all of the information. >> and do you think that the committee needs to hear from mark judge, the person who said that was in the room. >> anybody that close, we would want to hear, from and i am not sure whose witness he would be, because i dont know enough about it. >> and how important is what the witness said in this hea...

Down and essentially manaforts lawyer gave us a little -- shed a little light on the decision making process. lets take a listen. >> tough day for mr. manafort but hes accepted responsibility and he wanted to make sure that his family was able to remain safe and live a good life. hes accepted responsibility and this is for conduct that dates back many years and everybody should remember that. >> reporter: so theres kevin downing sort of summing up the difficult position his client was in and the...

Their very nature ambiguous. there is no doubt that woodward, a good reporter, has reams of paper and spools of tape on which people say the things that he reports in the book, but we dont know if its accurate, if it is what really happened or somebody says that somebody said that somebody said. or even if people said it themselves if they recall it happening. >> dana: i heard from senator mcconnells office yesterday there is a couple of little things in the book just about when meetings took pl...

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Their outcome, necessarily. i disagree that the court should have gotten involved. its a hard argument. i skew liberal. and my critics say how do you skew roe v. wade? the court should not get involved. and the price you pay for justifying the courts involvement then you get decisions like bush v. gore, you get conservative decisions on gun control, campaign finance. its tit for tat, the one justifies the other. and once upon a time the court was far more restrained. >> pretty hefty book. "the m...

David. when corey lewandowski says if you dont like your job, quit, its not that simple. >> its not. >> and if this is a person who if we take at face value of the op-ed, who believes they are keeping the train from derailing you dont quit as you have your hand on the steering wheel keeping the train from derailing and thats what they make it sound as though the resistance is attempting to do. >> i think the message in the op-ed is more important than the identity of who wrote it. you know the "...

Would you like to talk about that so its you know the cart was far ahead of the horse theyd already made their decision we werent part of the decision making process and thats a vital part of consultation that we should have been considered you know included in the conversation about whether or not the project was needed the electricity was needed we have all kinds of wind farm developments. solar projects that are being proposed but destroying that valley when we dont need that power thats who ...

The cancer cells in the brain. what it sounds like has happened is that at some point -- always you are making a risk/benefit analysis. how much benefit am i getting for this given the toll that this therapy is taking on my body? it sounds like where he says, the risk is no longer outweighing the benefit. its tough. its a tough thing, this type of tumor, as you know, as a lot of people who have been following senator mccains story know, the average survival is 14 months. right now we had 13 mont...