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The other side. i think thats what general kelly is going to do, let people know, every single word thats said, that could get out. but now, to this point about these leaks, i mean, in the grand scheme of things, anderson, this story will be here for today and gone tomorrow. this is not something thats going to be bouncing around for days or for weeks. but i do think, if you kind of peel back the curtain and look at what the president is saying, look, im glad that president trump who i worked so...

Youve got this e-mail, which is highly incriminating. it basically says the russian government wants to help the -- elect donald trump and weve got dirt on hillary clinton, and three of his top staff, including his son, his campaign manager and son-in-law take the meeting and attend. the view from where i would be sitting if i were a prosecutor is thats a highly incriminating meeting. and their reaction to this news is also something you want to watch. if they really believed the meeting was a n...

Himself. do you think it was the right decision? >> i dont think ive ever commented on that publicly. >> do you think it was the right decision? >> i think it depends why he really recused himself. i think if he recused himself because he gave confusing and inconsistent answers at his hearing regarding his contact with russia and russian officials, that then to be in charge of the russia investigation is problematic for him. but if it was because of association with the campaign, well, he could ...

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Objectives, that is to say change the behavior of the target regime. i do not expect them to be effective in this case. eric: what do you think would be effective? john: you have to be much, much tougher. russian interference with our elect is unacceptable. the way to prevent it in the future is to make it clear if they ever try anything like that again they will pay a much greater price. eric: you are talk about cutting off the banks from the international monetary system, trade. really getting...

Although, they really couldnt be more different on this, and that is the reason he has been so effective at keeping so many of his core campaign promises, not just on century cities, but also when it comes to the relationship between the doj and the local police departments, when obama was president, the doj did elect to intervene when they work controversial shootings shootings like in baltimore and -- so, sessions was a core part of how trump is keeping his campaign promises, whether he is hap...

>> did donald trump run on that? >> can i answer that? the rest of it was about data, about field programs. trump campaign embraced all of that stuff. okay? it also talked about -- >> it was stuff about mechanic s and such about mess ask aging a >> chuck schumer did come out and say, look, hillary clinton was not liked and we need to face the facts on that. hes the only democratic leader still saying that. you dont hear democrats coming out and say, thats not true, hillary was great. theyre not ...

Campaign embraced all that stuff -->> it w >> it was stuff about motorcycles and policy. >> chuck schumer came out and said hillary clinton was not lying. hes the only democratic saying this. donald trump keep saying this, you dont see any democrats come out and say thats not true. the russians helped elect president trump, i love it because what that means their not facing the facts of the fact that they -- hillary clinton was a essential candidate -- >> why do you think he keeps mentioning hil...

The number -- the inefficiencies with manpower. the bottom line is it provides a new opportunity for the summer technology we have now and possibly in the future can provide national defense. leland: we were looking at testing of the elect a magnetic catapult, shooting sleds off of the front of the carrier. next week already, she will be at the end you will start trying to land aircraft and take off as you would at war. what will you do before the first deployment >> we are entering a shakedown ...

Their ability to swarm missiles at our ships at sea. david: yeah. >> but yes, this is really part of a build-up that the united states military is undertaking that the first true signs of that are really the 2018 budget, and the congress on the senate side and on the house side are moving actually to increase the presidents submission by some 37 billion dollars over what he proposed, which is pretty significant that the congress of the united states and the president are together that weve got t...