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Protection i made someone looking out for their interest as opposed to their own, theres a lot of people from when they grow up, cousins, uncles, fathers, mothers, wives, girlfriends, all trying to get a piece of what is coming into them and not realizing players are inclined, their default setting is the cs. this financial advisor got access to clinton portis, maybe just talking to them, maybe getting to know them, introduced by friends, some mutual contact. it led to this tragedy where the mon...

Following a cleveland grand jurys decision not to indict the officers involved in the death of tamir rice, the new yorker wrote, mcginty referred to rices death as a perfect storm of human error but this presumes that the circumstances are rare. its more accurate to think of them as a kind of default setting. as he considers tamir rices death alongside last years police shooting of john crawford while he was holding an air rifle at an ohio walmart. goes on to write, its easy to think of these ci...

Police are crucial. new york city to its great credit in the last month has rolled out a very aggressive plan where theyre going to create mental health infrastructure thats reliable so the police dont get these calls as much. but certainly where the police are the default setting. we need to be doing far more to give the police a knowledge base so they act in a position of strength rather than being in the back foot with these situations. >> the family here, one of the families is questioning w...

Applicants, there may be more ability there to go consider information thats not public facing considering we talk about individuals who arent americans. >> so for visa applicants we do -- our security officials have the technology to take a look theyre just choosing not to? >> thus far they made a policy choice in some cases not to consider certain posting and certain communication exactly. >> lets talk about what evan perez just reported. what was long suspected in paris attackers is they used...

Point that the president is both talking about policing on one end, but then also criminal justice reform and even recidivism on the back end. gene, back to you for a quick second. part of what the president did back in chicago was also to make an argument that gun reform, reform about gun control, ought to be an argument that police should be out in front of. im wondering how you see even that policy as linked in to this broader conversation were having? >> totally. what we see in new york and ...

The public supports that view, basically. their default setting is bring everybody home. >> why do they have that discrepancy there? >> well, thats because politically, when you get past the basic principle, i think there will continue to be a discussion about the deal itself. about the details of the deal. another number we didnt show here, chris, shows 1/3 of the american people say they still dont know enough about the deal to make a decision. >> initially its breaking down along partisan lin...

But whether they should rescue a soldier that left his post, 59% said they do not have that duty. the paradox is that although the public finds a big distinction, what his status was, the public officials you talk to said no, theres a principle at stake here. >> and as i read those numbers, the public supports that view, basically. their default setting is bring everybody home. >> why do they have that discrepancy there? >> well, thats because politically, when you get past the basic principle, ...

Days or this month will announce what reforms he likes, what reforms he doesnt like. >> thats right. and were hearing some oh of the things they have more positive view towards. one, as you mentioned, the idea of putting a public advocate on the fisa court, secret court where decisions are made. because up to this point, really, its just been lawyers making the case for the administration, and no one offering the counter argument. when you look its the mostardent critics and he like other advoca...

>> the official word is unofficially shes running. >> in fact, i think the default setting is obviously thats shes running. for all the historical and personal reasons you mentioned, chris. something could get in the way. something could change it. but everything i see and all the people i know tell me that functionally the decision has been made. its just a question of reaching certain points where she could opt out. its not a question about whether she wants to do it or in my view whether shes...

View. >> let me agree -- >> the official word is unofficially shes running. >> in fact, i think the default setting is obviously thats shes running. for all the historical and personal reasons you mentioned, chris. something could get in the way. something could change it. but everything i see and all the people i know tell me that functionally the decision has been made. its just a question of reaching certain points where she could opt out. its not a question about whether she wants to do it o...