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Face-to-face will be very different. this is a challenge of having the play-by-play of this kind of diplomacy. its always a tricky dance. always doing nuance comments things to build relationships but to set the stage for what matters most. thats u.s. national security. >> harris: what should happen to the leaker if there is potentially a leaker? >> i think leaks obviously a big -- its what makes washington work. its the only thing thats going on there. thats a big part of the problem. >> you sa...

With north koreas leader. >> but it doesnt work. we had kirstjen nielsen head of national security just testify -- >> harris: let meet get this in. chief of staff john kelly frustrated and disappointed of the leak of the briefing memo from inside the white house. quick ten seconds he. >> transparency is critical but we have to execute the strategy. heres russias strategy. heres the disciplines we have to execute. >> harris: its illegal, too. that leaking. well see what they do about it. great to...

60 minutes whether or not cambridge analytica was the source of important data for the operations that he pulled off for the trump campaign in 2016. lets just listen to what brad parscale said. >> mr. trump, one, cambridge analytica said it was key to the victory. but parscale insists he never used psycho graphics. he said it doesnt work. so, you didnt use it because you didnt think it really worked, as opposed to you didnt use it because you thought it was wrong, that its manipulative or sini...

Will of course advocate for ourselves, but the "properly understood" part of it meant, "and the nation, too." there was something inside all of us a couple hundred years ago where we put such much pride in building this nation that we also had an interest, a national interest in each of us, thats been frayed, and returning to that "properly understood" where we also want whats good for america even if its not good for me individually, is something thatd be healthy for this republic. >> are we th...

For ourselves, but the "properly understood" part of it meant, "and the nation, too." there was something inside all of us a couple hundred years ago where we put such much pride in building this nation that we also had an interest, a national interest in each of us, thats been frayed, and returning to that "properly understood" where we also want whas good for america even if its not good for me invidually, is something thatd be healthy for this republic. >> are we there? this takes us to the w...

Insists he never used psycho-graphics. he says it doesnt work. >> so you didnt use it because you didnt think it really worked, as opposed to you didnt use it because you thought it was wrong? that its manipulative, or sinister? >> i dont believe its sin esther. >> no? you just dont think it doesnt work? >> i just dont think it works. >> dana: neil, what do you think of all this? facebook now thinking, is it the victim or the accomplice in this situation? >> its fascinating now to know exactly w...

Maria: now, our political panel weighs in ed rollins is the former campaign manager for the reagan bush ticket and former new york senator with us both are fox news contributors gentlemen good to see you both. >> thank you. maria: an extraordinary week. >> when historians look back at this administration this is one of the great weeks both on a negative way and positive way. you had obviously changes in the administration, tillerson gone, new team coming in losing a very critical seat pennsylvan...

Where ever. i was at an event with him the other day and he said i didnt create any jobs. i just create a situation where jobs can occur. business creates job. unless its a government job, youre job didnt come from washington so politicians saying elect me -- the problem is youre putting hope where it shouldnt be and youre waiting on someone to fix their life and it doesnt work. >> bill: money is a special ming thing and you have a special touch. dave ramsey. sandra, whats next? >> sandra: the w...

And as to haspel, i have serious question questions concerns about her seemingly unlimited commitment to interrogation techniques and torture that i think from people like john mccain who was a victim of torture himself who was a prisoner of war that it doesnt work at the end of the day for the purpose of our intelligence gathering and it acts as a negative for us globally. i have to respect somebody like mccain who was a prisoner of war, went through torture and understands the realities of it....

Cha cha cheneys father, was a big proponent of that. having said that, having followed john mccain particularly and knowing some of the details about the way he was tortured when he was in the hanoi hilton when he was held prisoner for five and a half years he says over and over it doesnt work and he knows as megan eluded to firsthand so at the end of the day this is going to be revisited because we are 17 years after -- almost 17 years after 9/11. people are looking at it from a little bit more...