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And so even knowing -- if you move forward with a claim or name a name publicly, you may be prepared to take that member down as a consequence for what some action theyve done but knowing the collateral damage is all the staff that will lose their jobs if they resign, thats a massive burden for one staffer to carry in terms of deciding whether to go forward with one of these claims. >> there are parallels to be drawn in hollywood right now. >> absolutely. >> shows being canceled, films not going...

Well. i think what happens is when folks say to me are you connecting the dots? often when we interview people, we learn about more dots. thats why this is going to take longer than people want. i suspect there might be 30 or 40 more people that we need to interview before the process is over. unfortunately i think theres a rush to judgment here. were talking now about mr. kushner coming back to testify in front of our committee. that was rushed in the first place at his request over our objecti...

Im nice, i will bake one for you next week. #real pie, #fake news winky face to which april ryan responded okay, i want to watch you bake it and put it on the table but forget -- forgive me i wont eat it remember you guys dont like the press. ed: as if she is going to be poisoned by the white house. look, i think god forbid the media looked at uranium one or any other big story out there. lisa: pies. ed: there is only one response there must be a special counsel and i predict at the end of it th...

Take longer than people want. >> there are more dots. >> thats one thing i learned about the russia vague. i learned a lot more as well, those details ahead. >> the battle for alabama, a new poll suggests another potential swing in the election. were going to look at whether the president has any impact. >> discourse in the time of trump. >> we examine how people talk about this president, the parties and politics in an increasingly divided country next. the white house downplaying the possibi...

Have on the ground. look at images on the camera and make sure to find a commonality of image as well as the events happening. obviously the best intelligence is from the people who are on the scene. in terms of locking up people or taking a look at peoples personal lives and intervening when theyre about to do something. that is the most difficult and possibly, impossible to do in many situations where a individual decides to radicalize themselves. they have some training not going oversees. no...

And with such venom and such... gore. i mean, its just terrible. james comey was the prosecutor. yeah, dear james. so, hes a complicated person, isnt he? do you think that hes sexist? no, im sure i was an example. and thats it. harvey: until hillary clinton comes along. second example. but not only the second, there have been... im sure there are other people that were also used as examples. so are there dots you connect that then...? um, ill be writing about it in my autobiography. ( laughs ) w...

And with such venom and such... gore. i mean, its just terrible. james comey was the prosecutor. yeah, dear james. so, hes a complicated person, isnt he? do you think that hes sexist? no, im sure i was an example. and thats it. harvey: until hillary clinton comes along. second example. but not only the second, there have been... im sure there are other people that were also used as examples. so are there dots you connect that then...? um, ill be writing about it in my autobiography. ( laughs ) w...

Organization name they were transferring the money to. one letter wrong. spelled it wrong. >> reporter: turns out an attack on a movie studio repeated attacks on south korea all came from one source -- eric chen connected the dots and cracked the case. >> its very clear this is all the same group. >> reporter: their fingerprints are pretty clear, pretty obvious? >> pretty obvious and clear, they likely want people to know. >> reporter: because lazarus, experts around the world now believe, is no...

>> laura: thanks to some sharp diplomacy by president trump, three ucla ball players arrested in china for shoplifting were released and returned to the united states last week. but after lavar ball, the flamboyant father of one of the players downplayed the presidents role in the matter, mr. trump tweeted out in part "i should have left them in jail." heres how morning joe reacted to that tweet. >> of course, its -- theres racist overtures here where the black man was not appreciative of what t...

>> laura: thanks to some sharp diplomacy by president trump, three ucla ball players arrested in china for shoplifting were released and returned to the united states last week. but after lavar ball, the flamboyant father of one of the players downplayed the presidents role in the matter, mr. trump tweeted out in part "i should have left them in jail." heres how morning joe reacted to that tweet. >> of course, its -- theres racist overtures here where the black man was not appreciative of what t...