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Who you know doesnt share the last name, who is kind of like extended tenure. i mean, to me, the real point of this week was to underscore the dynamics of the relationship between trump and the north korean dictator. the president has gone so far out on a limb in insisting that his personal relationship is what can untie the gordian knot that frustrated so many previous presidents and beyond, is hes in a position where he has to make this work. and what the north koreans realize is how fmuch lev...

Claremont, new hampshire. peter? >> reporter: jon, pete buttigieg has officially e broken through from candidate to pop culture, which we saw last night on saturday night live. >> i hear when you grow up, you want to be the president. >> well, i am grown up. >> awww -- [laughter] >> well, i may only be 37 years old, but i do feel like i represent everyday americans. im just a harvard-educated, multilingual veteran rhodes scholar. im just like you. >> reporter: mayor pete e-mailed supporters to s...

We have curved terrorist activities. but in order to completely crush the idea of a caliphate of a supremacy that allows them to kill and mame anyone that doesnt share their beliefs, should we at the final part of that bring back these fighters? >> i feel that we must find a way to hold these thousands of jihadist fighters accountable for the human rights crimes. i can understand european countries struggling with the burden of that. thats why perhaps an international court for terrorists is the...

Interpreter doesnt share what happened in the meeting? >> youre asking me to read the presidents psychology. ill take a shot at that. >> try for me, phil. >> its sunday morning at 7:00 a.m. ill give it a shot! i think the story is actually increased the likelihood that the president, a, presses forward with the meeting and, b, continues the practices he has used before meeting privately. samantha i think nailed it. the president thinks he is smarter than anybody else. every time he looks at thes...

Theyre attempting to retaliate from the rule of law in our country, and we have to learn a lot more about this. but, you know, this is conduct you would expect from a despot, from a tyrant, from a leader of a country thats an adversary of the united states that doesnt share our values. >> time magazine is reporting that a russian oligarch through a middle man was pressuring paul manafort to repay his debts. we are talking about millions and millions of dollars in debts, and this was all happenin...

And whats fake is the -- >> right. its manufactured. you are talking to somebody who disagreed with george bushs policies who remains offended by the willie horton ad, as really -- that was an independent ad, you know. >> it was a diluted version. >> it was really bad. but who longs for the ability to look at someone who doesnt share your politics and see. but this is basically a decent person. this is a person i can talk to. this is a person with whom we could perhaps work something out. not a ...

Was it a fair question and how do you think the answer went? >> its fair to ask any president that, but theres no question that president trump is the most transparent, honest, forthright president weve ever had. >> harris: why do you say that? >> he overcommunicates, almost to his detriment. he goes to twitter, he speaks directly to the american people without any filter, without going through a surrogate and thats powerful and thats really largely unprecedented in american history with the pre...

Preparing this cover story that this was an interrogation gone wrong. would that matter? >> i dont think so. number one, it is going to be hard for them to prove to know about it. number two, the king and the prince are captains of the ship. theyre ultimately responsible. a couple of things i think we need to keep in mind. number one, americas foreign policy should be anchored in values. the toughest job in foreign policy that the president has is to deal with an authoritarian despit that doesnt...

Sense of a.micability that the rest of the world doesnt share. >> david swerdlick, assistant editor for "the washington post," cnn supreme court analyst that covered the high court 25 years, and former u.s. attorney harry lipman who clerked for justice kennedy. now professor at uc san diego. joe, i want to tap into your wealth of knowledge. fair to say we have never seen a confirmation process like this. put it in perspective. spell out why this was unique. >> first of all, when you take all of ...

With respect and dignity and with a sense of amicablity that the rest of the world often doesnt share. >> david, the significance of both of them speaking out now? >> well, this was a previously scheduled appearance at princeton, and no doubt theyre both upset that they had to be there in the current maelstrom. but carl mentioned this is bad for the country. this is terrible for the supreme court, and those two justices and all the others recognize that they will now be in the center of the stor...