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Did everything he could in order to win, including break the law. >> rick, last question to you, with the presidents comments on accepting dirt from foreign governments, he was very quick to write off the fbi director at the end of that. what do you make of that? >> it wasnt very well thought out. he said the fbi director is wrong. heres a problem with all of that is that foreign governments that give information or get involved in campaigns are doing so because they have an interest, particular...

The fact they want more information is appropriate. >> is it because the president doesnt trust and consistently undermines or intelligence community? >> he does that and he also pulls out of treaties unilaterally. i think the rest of the world views put america first as something as an isolationist selfish policy and the trumps extraordinary comments on foreign policy on an almost weekly basis also undermines the trust they have in us. putting aside the tanker attacks, it is the information lea...

Leader in many domains and the us government has the attitude of a loser i hope the american people the us government can adjust its own attitude. the row escalated with the arrest of monk one joe weiwei c.f.o. and daughter of group founder of enjoying faith in canada in december while ways taken legal steps filing a lawsuit against the u.s. over a ban on government agencies using its products always lawyer said fears beijing might compel it to spy were baseless on homeland or that. if we instal...

Insistence on keeping the first tranche of twenty five percent tariffs on fifty billion dollars worth of chinese imports could be a sticking point for a deal you is scheduled to travel to washington next week for the next round. all way has posted record sales exceeding eight hundred billion dollars but few seem to care the chinese tech giant has been the target of a u.s. led campaign to get weiwei tech banned in the west but while way has defended its commitment to security while dropping some ...

Seem to care the chinese tech giant has been the target of a u.s. led campaign to get weiwei tech banned in the west but while way has defended its commitment to security while dropping some choice words for the u.s. government in the mix. while way revenues topped one hundred billion dollars and twenty eighteen positive figures were the last thing on the agenda the news conference in beijing journalists wanted was taken washington urging allies not to use the firms networks u.s. government does...

>> neil: will he take out the garbage? >> ill put it this way, her mother doesnt trust her to pick her clothes. its interesting that democrats seem to recognize the least informed segment of the american community, 16-year-olds as natural democratic voters that strikes me. most of these are just -- >> neil: theres the demographics, push for young voters. >> its silly. like the electoral college. it takes a constitutional amendment or for enough states to count for 270 votes to change the rule. w...

Remember, he lied on behalf of the president. he came congress without any cooperation agreement from the southern district of new york. i dont think hes going to lie to us. i think he is someone whos compelled to tell the truth, one because he doesnt trust donald trump to hem him and two, because he felt was time to do the right thing. a federal judge has ruled that a top cabinet mem brr has acted unconstitutionally. all of that courtesy of commerce secretary.

Cooperation agreement from the southern district of new york. i dont think hes going to lie to us. i think he is someone whos compelled to tell the truth, one because he doesnt trust donald trump to hem him and two, because he felt was time to do the right thing. a federal judge has ruled that a top cabinet mem brr has acted unconstitutionally. all of that courtesy of commerce secretary. hat courtesy of commee secretary. just one free hearing test at

So, truly remarkable. >> since youve brought up the inspector generals report, they did say that on four instances that you were not fully candid with questioners about your interactions with "the wall street journal." can you respond to that? >> well, all i can say at this point, andrea, because of the ongoing legal matters that im still handling, is that i deeply disagree with those conclusions. i think ive been clear about that. i never at any time intentionally misled the inspector general, ...

The understanding that he has? >> i have great concerns about that. and i detailed some of those in the book. the fact that it is a challenge to get relevant intelligence products that the president is interested in, in front of him in a way that he wishes to consume them, thats just the beginning. for intelligence professionals to understand not only that the president doesnt believe or doesnt trust the material that theyre giving him, but he embraces the information that he is receiving from o...