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Of the united states, all of this stuff was happening. hes under investigation for all of those criminal allegations. and because of that, under ed meese at the justice department, there was a sort of famous revolt at the justice department sort of executive level right underneath him. i mean, hes the attorney general, the number one official in the justice department, the number two official in the justice department is the deputy attorney general, the job that rod rosenstein famously had early...

By his cabinet, as evidenced by the white house interns, as evidenced by the people in his organizations on the executive level, you wont find any blacks. so that is what im saying. and that is far of more of a problem than racism per se. the white superiority complex is deep and pervasive and that must be dealt with. >> and the president was asked but this week and he says he doesnt know who you are and then he repeated what he often says, that african-american and his pan you cpanic unemployme...

Once again. when the president was in that room he said, why is it you have to wait till 20 want to get a handgun and yet you can get an ar-15 at 18 years old? he was very passionate about that. does he still believe that? does he wanted to be 21 for an ar-15? >> im not quick to get into specifics, that is because the president wants a solution to these problems to protect american communities and every time we have a conversation and something gets out of a phone call the left goes crazy and ta...

Around him do not believe that this is the problem that we are talking about here. they dont prioritize it in that way. if you dont have leadership at the executive level you cant expect all of those below him and all those around him to follow suit. i think that is a lesson were learning now. >> take us to the mind of the american people. white nationalists often consider themselves patriots. the definition of a patriot is one who loves and supports his or her country. this is our country colle...

Key thick here is the thesis in the past has been in building up a relationship, you can bring up the human rights issues. i think, again, this is going to be a part of the relationship building between these two leaders, at the executive level right now, and how they decide tootling to our issues. this is where the liaisons office could be important, as well. >> means stopping short of full embassies and ambassadors, talk about what that might mean to viewers so they understand. there are repor...

Money laundering. you had pre-existing inquiries. they happened to be the bank that became the lender of last resort to the president. >> thats right. no other bank will lend him money. >> so do you want to talk to the head of deutsche bank? are you going to investigate him? >> i think we are going to follow up on the letters we have already sent and see if they have a change of mind. now that things have changed in the house. >> youre saying the letters you sent them as the ranking member? >> t...

Races r for republican. top racist republicans. >> absolutely. not only that it puts a little squiggly red line like you spelled it incorrectly. actually in the film we did this live. sure, google has probably gone and corrected it at this time, but at the time this was a big story. you can just type anything and makes auto suggestions which helps push peoples opinions and this can really undermine democracy. steve: a lot of opinions were being formed about the time of the travel ban. what did g...

Mr. comeys operating at the most senior executive level of the fbi but this wasnt any old ordinary case. this was a surveillance warrant on an active political campaign, just a few weeks before the presidential election. arthel: katherine, no need to apologize. you just broke down a lot of information in real-time for us. so we appreciate your reporting. >> reporter: ill keep going. theres a lot more here. arthel: keep reading for us. well take a break and well come back with more as were reveal...

It was really a family business, a very -- and at the executive level, a very small one. trump used to go into his office with a completely open slate. he would take phone calls. he would improvise and people would come in and out of his office. thats how he want the west wing to operate. he did not enjoy it when kelly started to put structures around his life. >> lets go to the tweet desk in butte, montana, this morning. willie geist. >> do you remember, joe and mika about 15 minutes ago when w...

People took a lot of memos. its a culture of police reports on steroids. people right down things that happen in meetings. its a lot of people -- i imagine everyone there has some version of this event thats going to be tough to push become on this story. i think thats why ive had two calls myself with people explaining what joyce just did. the nature of rosensteins sense of humor, and this is the kip of thing he would have said, but sarcastically. but also talk about where this leaves the fbi a...