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>> in an exclusive report this morning, nbc news revealed that the secretary of state referred to the president as a moron in a room full of witnesses at the pentagon. the presidents response to that report today was that it was fake news. the nbc news report said tillersons stunned a handful of senior level officials calling the president a moron after a tense two-hour long meeting in a secure room at the pentagon called the tank. according to three officials who were present or briefed on the ...

And on the standing of legal possibilities in the european unions decision making process that is tending to overwrite what is in the treaty but thats nothing new i mean the other states of experience that if you didnt read the small print they do when you join the e.u. if its nothing new for you its probably not for us it is because you know there are limits there are red lights weve drawn around suddenly decided what they are now we we suddenly bump into some serious problems and that is our s...

But the engineer whos in charge of this department for the city isnt convinced that sensors are the solution. its a toll booth and the results within a sensors have their uses but when it comes to bridges there are many things you cant measure automatically in the end you always need a person to make decisions and take responsibility that the methods and tools that were developing are not the best that the replays the experts out among our employees the engineer and the engineer will always be r...

Kim jong-un we know is a paranoid man, very thin skin with large ego, and were just taunting him in an unpresidential way. of course kim reacted in his own unpresidential way. weve never season north korean leader make such a personal statement using his own name in first person. because now kim jong-un is taking this issue very personally and he will react. i dont think its necessarily going to be a hydrogen bomb test over the pacific. but he will follow through with a provocation. >> i read on...

Happen? >> right. one of the main problems in the decision-making process in north korea is no one can dare challenge kim jong-un and everybody knows where kim jong-un is going with this. he wants to complete the nuclear program, he wanted to perfect the nuclear arsenal and have the capability to attack mainland united states with a nuclear-tipped icbm, and theres not a single person who can challenge it now. kim jong-un has made it personal by making this statement and signed his name. so you a...

>> and going after comey saying he should resign. hes removing himself from the decision making process, the spault and putting it really at the feet of the people still there in the white house, who he believes are the enemy, the west wing globalists steering trump wrong. remember when bannon left the white house he said the presidency we all fought for is dead. hes going to go on a mission to really have it both ways. say hes there for donald trump but attack everyone in donald trumps family, ...

Where is there might be downed power lines and trees and so forth. >> seems the president has -- not using the word pivot. no one likes that word, but adjusted in the past couple weeks and hasnt been as inflammatory as he had been in the past. do you think that this could be -- are you hopeful this could be donald trump moving in a more unifying direction? >> well, whos to know? how many times have we forecast that. >> said it a lot. >> in the last eight months. >> asked it a lot. >> and next we...

Sanctity of this big beautiful wall that will probably kiss at the end of this thing. well stay out of harms way for now and just let you look at the wind from this vantage point, chris? >> reporter: god forbid, stay safe. ill check back with you in a little bit. tell the control room if i need to come back to you sooner and well get right back to you. bill weir, he beautifully chronicled the decision making process of a unique subculture down here known as the conks. the people of the keys. he ...

>> its clear to anybody who has followed the trajectory of jeff sessions over the last several years that stephen miller was a critical part of this decision making process. sometimes people forget that miller, while he is seen as sort of a steve bannon protege, very linked to steve bannon, actually has a lot of different pieces in play, and when you talk about the internal palace intrigue part of it in a lot of different factions inside the white house and has been -- has the trust of the presi...

I know he put out a statement earlier that it would be a mistake, but he really needs to step up and not be afraid of this president and let him know that it would be the wrong thing to do to end daca. >> just two of the things on your plate when you head back to washington tomorrow. congressman, thank you for coming in. i want to go back to north korea and bring in joel ruben, former. >> take me inside the decision making process. you have been there. it was so sobering to see the defense secre...