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Clear both publicly and privately and anyone close to the president can tell you that that now famous moment when mccain gave a thumbs down late at night on a senate floor saving that the aca was really a central and central part of understanding why trump has so much anger for mccain. that said, of course, trumps distaste for mccain goes back for years now. mccain rements the older republican party view of the way the world is supposed to work. supporting free trade and immigration and supporti...

Club buddies making decisions for the v.a. who havent been vetted, who havent been asked whether or not they are qualified to do it -- >> thats not true. >> it is true. >> secretary wilkie yesterday he was confirmed by the senate 86-9. >> and you have these guys from mar-a-lago who are helping on the side that should have never been done that way. >> youre not telling the veterans that he gave them disposition of their g.i. bill benefits -- >> that part matters -- look, ive got to go -- >> it do...

Of all the presidents closest advisers. >> for more than two years and almost three years now, we have talked about the political sign post that we are all accustom to that donald trump blew passed or ran over or ignored. he got away with it and saying things tho mainstream politicians can get away with. he got away with defining political gravity again and again. what we are seeing now is no one can define legal gravity. politics is more fluid and it is about the disposition of heart and mind a...

Quote, restricting the use, dissemination and disposition of discovery materials, meaning evidence, which the defendant has requested in advance of his sentencing. protective order today? heres what i want to know. why, five days before muellers prosecutors make their recommendation for punishment for george papadopoulos, why today was a giant legal cone of silence dropped on top of all the evidence in his case? why did that happen and why now? if you know, tell me. send it to rachel.com. if i f...

My concern is, as we heard with these politicians on in the earlier program here, that they dont want to talk about the issue of racism. as this one person said, were tired of talking about race. were tired of talking about this issue. and whenever you have an economic down turn, which we did with the great recession, then you have poor whites who are shaken out of the economy, blaming people of color, blaming immigrants, for their economic disposition and their economic, you know -- i guess bei...

The courtroom. i was probably wrong in that. thats big of him. the judge had in fact been wrong. told the prosecution at the beginning of the trial, an expert witness could attend a trial unlike most witnesses allowed in the trial and yesterday lambasted the prosecution for doing that. i dont care what the transcript says, maybe i made a mistake. i am joined by national security and justice reporter julie ainsley. and judge nancy gertner. nancy let me start with you. you have run trials and lots...

Thats big of him. the judge had in fact been wrong. told the prosecution at the beginning of the trial, an expert witness could attend a trial unlike most witnesses allowed in the trial and yesterday lambasted the prosecution for doing that. i dont care what the transcript says, maybe i made a mistake. i am joined by national security and justice reporter julie ainsley. and judge nancy gertner. nancy let me start with you. you have run trials and lots of people reacting to judge elliss dispositi...

Narrative if you were advising the dccc, i want to make a n narrative i want to you tell for the mid terms, what would you say? >> first off, if you have a general disposition for crookedness and criminality, you combine it with arrogance and stupidity, its a bad combination, gets you sent up to the big house which is probably where hes going. look, at the end of the day, the corruption in washington, d.c. is unfathomable. and ive spent a lot of years working in politics and washington, d.c. t...

Sign up rick gates as a cooperating witness to give him potential leniency from the judge if he testifies truthfully, et cetera. they made a determination that gates had substantial assistance to give to the government. but when it comes down to trial, when the rub arer meets the road, it may be true that theyre bluffing. but also as sometimes is the case, you see how the evidence goes in and if the documents speak for themselves and if the other testimony so clearly sets out the violation of la...

Truthlyfully, et cetera. they made a determination that gates had substantial assistance to give to the government. but when it comes down to trial, when the rubber meets the road, it may be true, as the report said, that theyre bluffing. but also as sometimes is the case, you see how the evidence goes in and if the documents speak for themselves and if the other testimony so clearly sets out the violation of law, in this case, some of those being paul manafort had an interest in a foreign bank ...