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Large donations to them, to essentials, how do you explain the rather small donations one check for $4250, very little amounts. why would someone give just that? >> we dont know the full extent of these particular individual amounts. theyve been included in what we released. i think the bigger picture is that we dont know as we sit here today the full extent of the deposits. here is the bigger question i raised this last night, where did the money go? did all of it go to michael cohen? did some ...

Somebody i was very lucky was in the building tonight when this story broke. again, the breaking news right now, a remarkable turn in the story. "the new york times" has not just obtained, they have published a list of some four dozen questions that the special counsels office is positing to the sitting president of the united states. we do not know whether the president will consent to answer these questions in a formal interview setting. we dont know the circumstances of how the story broke an...

That were put in the memo were cherry picked. would it help to, again, shed more light on the fisa warrant application, steve, or does that put those systems at risk to release the fisa warrant? >> ana, this is one of the most insidious things about this memo. it kind of drives me crazy. it drives me crazy because i have seen the russians do this all the time. so what youre positing here, and its a very good question. everybody wants transparency, everybody wants to get to the bottom of things. ...

Change and russia was not such a good partner. theyve been far cooler on russia for far longer than the united states has. theres a great op-ed today in "the washington post" by the former deputy director of the cia mike morrell who is positing how the russians think about this and it poses the question whether the united states can trust russia on anything. the question on over syria will be so you do a deal on syria, what else do you get in return and how much can you take russia or his word? ...

Looking at and positing on what would russias potential reaction be? that could be taking action against the target themselves in some way, sharing the intelligence with another one of their partners who is certainly not allied with us. iran comes immediately to mind. and so trying to assess from that perspective, what if something bad happens to the source. intelligence flow, and then bad action against the source. >> ambassador, very simply, i mean this revelation that the president appears to...

Twitter suggesting the fact that russian forces on the ground in syria were given a heads up before the airstrike was evidence that donald trump is indeed still in the pocket of letter to. that is how far the idiocy goes when it comes to the left and their hatred of donald trump. >> the idiot on my side. neil: even as host of the show this is crazy. positing the possibility this was all a way for vladimir putin to feign rage to cover his buddy donald trump. >> i heard that and a lot more last ni...

>> thats what some people in the conservative blogsphere are positing. those are the words being used in the christian conservative blogsphere. howie: is this what the media has come to in these days. if tough followers on the right other left, and you take a position on one issue they dont like, they turn on you and savage you on twitter and call for you to be fired? >> the internet has become a lynch mob. she knows that. and she used it and she has probably been a victim of it before. that is ...

>> thats what some people in the conservative blogsphere are positing. those are the words being used in the christian conservative blogsphere. howie: is this what the media has come to in these days. if tough followers on the right other left, and you take a position on one issue they dont like, they turn on you and savage you on twitter and call for you to be fired? >> the internet has become a lynch mob. she knows that. and she used it and she has probably been a victim of it before. that is ...

Quite a contract. smith gets a base pay of two to $75,000 per year,hi which can oy go up every year. unlike the rest of the american economy, it can never go down. its a nice trick. he gets 40 grand at the positing in a retirement fund each year. thats more than ten times of the median individual income, we just check. dr. jack r smith also gets five weeks paid vacation every year, plus four weeks of sick or personal leave all in which he can cash outut for cash if he doesnt use it. huh? separat...

Equipment. we have operational and maintenance requirements with our navy, with our army, with our air force, our marine corps. all these things, they are challenges that have to be satisfied. 18 billion is a step forward. its not enough. if youre talking about moving out and projecting u.s. power for the benefit of the entire world, youve got to put more money on the table. >> does it strike you as contradictory that the president is talking about a massive increase in the military budget, yet ...