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Side. this is like one of the big political issues of our time. you have a president who seems whoever hes in the room with at a given time to be on their team. i think that issue deserves a lot of attention as well. >> yeah, one thing thats happening when hes in front of the cameras, then he has these off-camera meetings where hes saying something different. that causes a lot of confusion. olivia, how do you cope with this flood of news? and how do you parents, whyyour friends cope? >> im not c...

The president of the united states and the president makes the decision. he gets the advice and counsel from those around him. on domestic policy, international policy, foreign affairs, he makes the final decision. people voted for him for his decision-making ability and how he wants to guide this nation. he makes the best decision based on what he believes is best for the american people and american businesses and interests. >> this speaks to a problem, brianna. nobody knew what the hell he wa...

Decisions or is it part of a process? >> thats just it. to the american people voted for a disrupter. what i was trying to explain to people all the time is that the media is obsessed with the decision-making process. whos in, whos out, whos up, who is down, a tweet of the day. but this is how a president makes decisions. he measures things out, he puts really smart people that might not agree with each other in the same room. what i always tell people, focus on the results. look at the results....

>> thats just it the american people voted for a disrupter. but what i always try to explain to people all the time is that the media is obsess you had with the decision-making process. who is in, who is out. who is up, who is down. tweet of the day. >> sean: palace intrigue. >> this is a president who makes decisions. he measures things out he puts really smart people that might not agree with each other in the same room. i tell people focus on the results. look at the results. remember four th...

Certainty and predictability. thats the best way to make business decisions. having the president make this controversial announcement, then indicate right away they may or may not be committed to it is not the kind of certainty corporate america is looking for. >> those are some of the broader impacts. whats the potential impact inside his own administration, and for his own press secretary who has to go out and defend a policy shes not sure is etched in stone? >> obviously shes in an impossibl...

Collyer is a very common sense judge, straightforward. i think what the judge is say something a couple of things. remember, sean, as you well know and by the way you and sarah are doing tremendous job getting on top of this story. this letter is only two weeks old. openness and transparency are the hallmarks of justice system. fisa court only the exception since 1978. judge collyer and every judge on that court cannot allow that court to be politicized number one and cannot allow that court to ...

Very common sense judge. i think what she is saying is a couple of things. remember, as you well know, and by the way, you and sarah are doing tremendous of work getting on top of this, its only two weeks old, but what judge collyer seems to be saying, openness and transparency are the hallmarks of our justice system. the fisa court is an exception, only since 1978. judge collyer and every judge on that court cannot allow that c court to be politicized, number one, and cannot allow that court to...

But as a general matter, even though the anti-depanti-despoti dont apply, it distorts the decision making process. we do know that hes had to fill out and a mend and revise his security forms and personnel forms multiple times to talk about his contacts with foreign officials and various investmentings. but it is very hard to stand up to a president of the united states and say no, this person cant have a clearance or is not -- you are not well advised by him. but its almost impossible to do tha...

Would be discussed through the nsc, the state department would have a chance to weigh in before any indictments were brought. the intelligence community would have a chance to weigh in before the indictments were brought, and the president would be aware of it well in advance because this is not just a criminal justice question. criminal just question, that is national security question. it impacts diplomacy. in most cases you would see the president a part of a decision making process. it is re...

Thats a disturbing reality but i dont think its subject to much question at this point. >> the only comment i would make is its unclear exactly how the decision making process in the white house is structured. what authority, for example, the white house counsel has given p up. i know its not an easy job and i cant imagine what kind of job it would be with donald trump at the top. >> thank you. good to see you both. coming up, raining on his parade. wait until you hear how much president trump...