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That syria is their war. now hes saying everything thats happening now is because obama didnt go in. but you know what? hypocrisy is cheap. saying one thing and doing another, condemning other people for things that you yourself are guilty of, we wouldnt have half the parables in the bible if human beings had come up for a cure of that particular affliction. the thing that is new under the sun, a thing that is new about this new administration that were just figuring out now is their unusual dec...

I think what you want to do, he wanted to make it public. but i understand from the president obama team, going back a couple months, they were concerned that if they said the russians are trying to help donald trump in the election that it would look like president obama was trying to help hillary at donald trumps expense. president obama didnt want to be that guy. everybody was caught in a tough decision-making process. >> juan: greg? >> greg: what? >> juan: we have news that eric and presiden...

No effort by the republican majority to negotiator bring in democrats until it failed. the house has become a more -- over my lifetime, a more parliamentary institution. they dont try to negotiate. the senate has a different tradition because of the filibuster that requires a majority to talk to the minority and give veto. it is that tradition that is holding on better in the senate than anything we have seen in the house. >> alex, last night, james comey, director of the fbi, was at the dinner....

Imploei implosion and to push the money back to the states to best determine how to handle issues within their states both in terms of high risk and individuals that they wanted to cover. frankly the bill made it a much more states rights program and a much more states rights decision making process in terms of how to care for the population that they had to address. >> how exactly -- how and when exactly did the white house encourage her to testify? >> the letter that her attorney sent literall...

Committee, to come on to these grounds at the house, you must be invited in. you must be cleared in, escorted in regardless of who you are. i talked to several former government officials who kind of walked us through this process and i said there are several rooms that have these security facilities. yes, without question someone invited him in. they cleared him in. they escorted him in. simply to take up looking who that was on a computer system. but this white house has maeds t made the decis...

Refocus it and push the money and the -- a lot of authority baaing to the states to best determine how to handle issues within their states both in terms of high risk pools and individuals that they wanted to cover. frankly, the bill made it a much more states rights program and a much more states rights decision making process in terms of how to care for the populations they had to address. cecilia. >> couple things on sally yates. how and when did the white house encourage her to testify? >> t...

Somewhat of a double standard when it comes to classified information. when leaks are made illegally to the press, and you all report them, the coverage focuses almost entirely on the substance of the allegation that are part of an illegal leak, not on the illegal nature of the disclosure, the identity of the leaks or their agenda. but when the information that is occurring now which is two individuals who are properly cleared or three or whoever he met with, i dont know, that they are sharing s...

And a lot of the authority back to the states to best determine how to handle issues within their states both in terms of high risk pools and individuals that they wanted to cover. frankly, the bill made it a much more states rights program and a much more states rights decision-making process in terms of how to care for the population that they had to address. >> reporter: a couple things. how and what exact we did the white house encourage her to testify? >> press secretary spicer: the letter ...

Away from the states s and loca governments. the president believes that shington is notlways the solution to these problems, and that these bills return the pow tore the people by putting the people by putting more decision making in the hands of states. house regulation 44 releases a management rule that would centralize federal and land management in washington, diluting the concerns of local citizens who have a right that is protected by law to be involved in this decision-making process. hj...

Hes great. good salesman. hard sell on. riffing and having fun. 30 or 40 minutes going over all the issues in the world. >> do you think thats going to work with your colleagues? >> president trump is personable. had a good rapport but at some point, no matter how good of a salesman you have, you have to have a good product. this is not a good product. i dont think that the white house participated in the for formulation of this policy to large degree. i think it was house republican leadership ...