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Say they try and demand it, can you just put your foot down and say no? is that possible for the state or can the federal government try to force that information out of states? well, i think it would be a huge mistake for them to try to do that, katie. in must mexico we have certain laws on the books that protect voters private identifier information such as their social security number and birthday. i would have to be issued some sort of subpoena and i this that i would beg a really big impo...

>> youre here to provide the answers and what you just said is inflammatory to people all over the country who look and say once again, the presidents right and everyone else out here is fake media. everybody in this room is only trying to do their job. greg: nice touch with the chewing gum. where did they find this guy, sleeping in a basin railcar? all that is missing our cats made of burlap. or maybe a barrel of suspenders. what is the proper way to handle the white house press corps? we sent ...

>> youre here to provide the answers and what you just said is inflammatory to people all over the country who look and say once again, the presidents right and everyone else out here is fake media. everybody in this room is only trying to do their job. greg: nice touch with the chewing gum. where did they find this guy, sleeping in a basin railcar? all that is missing our cats made of burlap. or maybe a barrel of suspenders. what is the proper way to handle the white house press corps? we sent ...

The country who want to see once again the president is right and everyone else here is fake media. and everyone in this room is like trying to do their job. [laughter] >> and nice touch with the chewing gum! [laughter] which they finally this guy? sleeping in an abandoned railcar? all of that is missing, pants made of burlap. or maybe a barrel and suspenders. so what is the proper way to handle the white house press corps? we sent - into the line again to show us how it is done. [video] >> what...

>> youre here to provide the answers and what you just said is inflammatory to people all over the country who look and say once again, the presidents right and everyone else out here is fake media. everybody in this room is only trying to do their job. greg: nice touch with the chewing gum. where did they find this guy, sleeping in a basin railcar? all that is missing our cats made of burlap. or maybe a barrel of suspenders. what is the proper way to handle the white house press corps? we sent ...

>> lets talk about what matters in history 20 years from now, and that is the united states had its electoral political system interrupted by the russians to whatever extent well figure out over time, but they tried to skied to screw up elections. they hurt hillary clinton, and now the fbi director says thats a fact, not an argument -- a fact. he also argued that we have to find out what role the president played. he said he was fired because he was conducting the investigation. did you think th...

He never held elected office before. in some ways, the criticism here, it is very similar. why shouldnt voters evaluate them similarly? >> well, terry mccullough spent four years running to be the next governor. so he got out and he has a lot of relationships. i can tell you, hes been the right person. hes done a great job. >> well, joining me, the other candidate in the gubernatorial primarily. congressman, welcome back to the show. >> first time in this capacity. basically saying, first questi...

Country. the freedom of expression. we support that. >> the second question, when you say youre gonna try to defeat isis and al qaeda, what are you doing to eliminate abject poverty that is the breeding ground for the terrorists? >> as we mentioned before his national security team is putting together a wholistic solution to defeating isis. when that strategy is complete, well have something for you on it. >> you said that a back channel is an appropriate part -- >> i didnt say that. secretary k...

Channel communications at the russian embassy through the russian government and if he didnt know at the time, when did he find out? >> i think that assumes a lot. mr. kushners attorney has said that mr. kushner volunteered to share with congress what he knows about thaoe meetings. >> melissa: simon, i dont blame him for asking the question. its one of those things. it was skewed in a direction of a lot of assumptions. how did you think he handled the answer? >> well, look. i think a lot of answ...

First time its all been brought together so that the bullet hits the bullet kind of thing. bottom line is it has all been tested in part. this is an important test today. and its more important that the people in pyongyang realize they cannot get away with striking the u.s. with any kind of weapon. thats the important part of this whole thing. >> melissa: what if it fails though and weve talked about were doing this test and we know what it all means. >> well the bottom line of every failure is ...