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He becomes obviously with a lot of credibility on the climate issue hes spoken to it passionately, throughout the debate and throughout the campaign. and so i think for a lot of the remaining 23 or however many are left, hes definitely somebody that you would want an endorsement from. hes a moderate, but progressive moderate governor. so i think he becomes a pretty significant endorsement for someone. >> i would put him as a practical progressive, more than a moderate. which i think is true of a...

All is tom steyer. he hasnt registered in the polls to be in the debate. he becomes one of the key endorsements that people are going to want. he becomes obviously with a lot of credibility on the climate issue hes spoken to it passionately, throughout the debate and throughout the campaign. and so i think for a lot of the remaining 23 or however many are left, hes definitely somebody that you would want an endorsement from. hes a moderate, but progressive moderate governor. so i think he become...

Knowledge/skill, aptitude, to be president? >> well, yes, i think the suck says y -- success you have in your life before you run for office gives you a sense of your leadership skills and your understanding of complex problems. the voters decide in general who helped win the war, world war ii. is that a good qualification or not? howard schultz did a great job with his business, and so theres some things that he gets some deep understandings from. likewise, somebody who has been a mayor or a go...

Knowledge skill aptitude to be president? >> well, yes. i think the success you have in your life before you run for office absolutely gives us a sense of your leadership skills, your understanding of very complex problems. you know, the voters decide, you know, a general who helped win the war, is that a good qualification or not? you know, howard schultz did a great job with his business. there are some things that he gets some deep understandings from, likewise somebody that has ban mayor or ...

Get exposed to anything thats dangerous. its so hypocritical, its obvious. asha, your point. >> yes. absolutely. i mean, i think that there is definitely a hypocritical point that theres a public interest in revealing information that could, itself, the revelation could be a threat to national security. and what they are trying to do here. but to jims point, you know, executive privilege is a limited privilege that the president hold for -- you know, conversations, deliberations that he has with...

Here. but to jims point, you know, executive privilege is a limited privilege that the president hold for -- you know, conversations, deliberations that he has with key advisers in the function of his executive role. it does not allow him to just redact things at will. there may be very, very specific conversations or pieces of evidence that relate to the firing of james comey that may be subject to -- >> and they said they had nothing to hide, so they gave him things that they could have kept. ...

He doesnt think that will be necessary because he says hes done nothing wrong. whats your reaction? >> the president, i think this tells the us a lot. he likes to flex his muscles. he relishes the role of the executive. if you look at the way he approached the travel ban, when you look at the way hes approached tariffs which his critics will say only congress can impose tariffs and not the president. he loves the executive role and i think by talk about even pardoning himself hes flexing his exe...

Able to accept. its not necessarily a conscious bias, but being able to kind of fit a woman into the construct in particularly a commander in chief. were used to female senator, were used to female supreme court justices, a little to female governors but that executive role is the last glass ceiling. i think its going to be broken. i think it totally could have been broken in 2016. >> amy, she was also asked about russia as well. take a listen. >> do you think that the trump campaign with the kn...

Chris: james, thank you. republican senator tom cotton of arkansas. welcome to fox news sunday. you are a member of the senate intelligence committee, the one the white house is not calling on -- now calling on to investigate whether the obama administration abusive executive role. are you going to do that? >> chris, we party begun an inquiry on the committee and to russias efforts to undermine the political system last year and interest all around the world. that inquiry is going to be thorough...

Across the isle to get better health care for our veterans. >> how are you doing? >> hi, im great. >> we have got our panel with us for the conversation. hillary says you can read her book, i read that book and as a matter of literary criticism, i will not get that time back. it does not have a list of accomplishments, to the titleal and to the nature of the narrative was about how challenging was, nature of the world, balancing act, and some say that her depiction of her own time as secretary o...