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Moore is now running. he is denying aenk everything. he is trying to undermine the awe accusers, saying they were lying. another was accused by multiple people recently who ran a similar kind of campaign and said repeatedly the women were like he now one his election. >> susan, the white house is trying to walk a line that cant be walked, they say privately, but they want to get tax reform through. by walking that line, its a defacto endorsement of the candidate they say theyre appalled be. >> i...

In there. julie this is a change in public position i think without any question, is it not? >> it really follows up on the ground work that kellyanne conway laid. i dont know if that was early today or yesterday, very recently on fox. and it seems to be -- again, im eager to see this video with you. it seems to be following that same sort of train of logic. i would add that that echos what some people who are close to trump have been saying on the outside, you know, other personalities on fox n...

Almost every stop. cnns alexander field live in tokyo with whats next on the president, on the trip. good morning to you. they certainly will address trade. that is a key issue on the trip, but north korea, are shinzo abe and president trump speaking with one voice about that threat? >> reporter: look, they usually have a different tone when they talk. there isnt another foreign leader that short of echos the manner in which president trump speaks but certainly on the issue of north korea they a...

Some of the brightest talent in all of these advisory councils and so forth, so many of the sitting governors or senators had their teams. donald trump was often reaching into less well known figures in these sort of advisory or expertise roles. and then you get characters like a carter page or george papadopoulos, who have not come through the normal channels we would typically see in foreign policy as it interacts with politics. thats one of the factors that a year later is still casting echos...

An impeachment point of view, an abuse of power. it is an abuse of power to attack the process. >> you bring up watergate and you were on that committee that recommended the articles of impeachment. you say it is scary. to what degree? what are some of the things you see in terms of parallels? >> well, the first thing is firing comey. thats what triggered the impeachment process way back during nixons era, which was nixon fired the special prosecutor. he said, uh-uh, this guys going after the ev...

I was a career criminal and lawful charity from 73 to 93, for 20 years. >> hes collecting money for charities ofs a scam artist. >> exactly. >> and what about the dip into the movie business with the movie "deadly run" he helped make in the 1980s? >> this film where hes sending women out in the woods and killing them, hunting them -- it. >> i hope you like your little outfit i picked out for you, barbara. i think the look is definitely you. >> -- do you think thats the template for what he does ...

Example, reince priebus, sean spicer, who left the white house recently and getting closer to the presidents orbit. so it makes sense they would want to spin this in their favor, push the attacks of the defense against the president and also muddy the water with the hillary clinton issue. and just to go back to the presidents tweet for one moment saying that hillary clinton clearly colluded with russia, not his campaign it reminds me of that moment in the debate where hillary clinton accused the...

An alternative investigation. look, if there is a basis to believe that something improper happened, put the evidence out there. but to refuse to answer questions and to make these allegations and to have the white house engaged in politicizing criminal matter, it has the most disturbing historical echos, its profoundly troubling from ethical perspective. >> can i add something to that? >> yes, please. >> they are trying to lift a gag order on an informant who was in the russian organization tha...

It yet, but we have found that to be a practice through the bureaucracies under republican or democrat. brian: lastly, senator, real quick, im wondering why you are able to work with the president regularly and guys like senator corker and senator flake clearly cant. whats the difference? >> the difference is that i am a member of the legislative branch of government. i have got my job to do representing the people of iowa. my whole approach is policy, not personality and i dont care who is pres...

So thats another zig-zag. but, you know, its striking to me -- ken mentioned the executive privilege issue. and i do think that its -- that is an interesting moment because there is a school of thought in the trump team that says you want to show as much cooperation as possible with the investigation. you want to get, you know, get this over with as fast as you can and signal that you have nothing to hide, among other things, at least the line coming from the trump camp of course is that he has ...