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Going to win in the fall, and im not for them if theyre deniers like that. theyre dangerous to this country. >> so john, weve had some rous on this thing. >> like on what thing? about everything. >> i mean on the tv, on this show. listen, let me say two things i think youll like. >> were still buddies, right? >> personal buddies. >> we fight like cats and dogs but i do that with my family too. so listen -- >> of course. >> two things, i like the look, the suit, younger, hipper. i like that, and ...

Monroe had to file, because the fbi suspected one of her husbands, playwright arthur mueller, of being a communist. so, there you go. a critical court hearing over trumps request for a special master into mar-a-lago investigation. and trumps team, trying to compare holding classified documents to an overdue library book. may i? were definitely not lit. i mean seriously,, we named ourselves booking.com which is kind of lit if we are talking... literal... ha ha. its why were planet earths number o...

Don, my graduate degree in 1984 was not a national security. i have a masters degree in english literature, i got that because i love language, so lets spend 30 seconds looking at languagem. you just mentioned one piece of language. the president gets to take documents out of the oval office. those documents are just like a library book. of course he gets to take documents out of the oval office. hes the president, and he can take stuff away that was part of his personal property. we had languag...

Comparing it to, quote, an overdue library book. were talking about the nations most highly guarded secrets. is anyone going to buy that? >> i dont think so. its like comparing him to clarence darrow in his closing. it just doesnt -- its not a good analogy. its really distorted, and i dont think anybody thinks that a document that is above top secret that has human intelligence, signal intelligence so sensitive that very few people are even cleared to get it, thats not a library book, don. >> ph...

Additional levels of sensitivity. this is what was found at donald trumps residence according to the f ei. what do these acronyms mean? we are talking about human control. this refers to spies run overseas, like steve paul used to run as a cia officer, highly sensitive information. we also talked about special intelligence. this is within the realm of the national security agency. think about wiretaps, signals intelligence collections, and his last here, talent keyholder, not a household name, b...

This determine what is a dinner invitation, what was attorney-client privilege, and what was a top secret code word. hes almost saying to us i did not care about what was top secret. and i did not care to separate itself out and stored properly. this is not that complicated, don. >> yeah, listen, we are, this is the breaking news on cnn, the doj has responded to trumps teams request for a special master. our experts are standing by, elie honig, evan perez, julia cave, sara murray, everyone is he...

When i started dating harry. up until then i was treated like a mixed woman and things really shifted. >> you talked a lot about this, don, this concept. >> well, look, there are a couple of things at work here. colorism which i talk about. colorism in the black community. but there is also this is also for people, in some ways shes saying she had privilege. so therefore it didnt apply to her because it never happened to her, right? she was a mixed woman, people didnt really know how to react to...

Intercepted communications of foreign adversaries. so, to his lawyers and spokesman, do you believe then, because of the declassification climb, that it is appropriate to reveal these to china, russia, iran, et cetera, yes or no? finally, special master, can you tell meet on, how difficult it is to look at a legal document versus a document that has a cover page top secret? how difficult would it be for someone to say some documents might be personal, but we can quickly identify those documents ...

There is an alarming decline in knowledge about and confidence in our civic institutions, to include lawmakers who influence constituents with such misleading and false assertions. How did we get here and how do we get out?

>> i do. i think the fundamental questions about service and leadership, look, 20% of me sympathizes when you serve a government, especially at his level, you have a sense of loyalty that has he served not just donald trump, he served the president of the united states, hes been in the secret service 25 years. when youre on the inside, don, sometimes you feel like you are under siege and you feel like youre holding off the converse, the media, public opinion, thats 20% of, me 80% of me said the ...