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Attacks of the president fit a pattern. if he runs into a problem he attacks other people. thats his defense. somebody else is worse than i am. thats essentially what hes saying each and every time hes caught. >> the role of the white house counsel, white house counsel is not the private attorney of the president of the u.p.s.. it happens to be the attorneys who are supposed to look out for the prospects and longevity of the executive branch of government and the white house specifically. for th...

>> were not going to get answers until we change the people who are in office. we dont need a bunch of marches or a bunch of burning buildings. what we need is a bunch of burning people with burning hearts to replace people that are not doing their jobs. >> sterlings family filed a lawsuit against the baton rouge police department last year claiming a shooting fit a pattern there of racism and excessive force. former boss of larry nassar, the sports director accused of sexually assaulting dozens...

Four senate republicans initially expressed reservations this week. susan collins of maine, johnny isakson of georgia, lisa murkowski of alaska, and tim scott of south carolina. after puzder dropped out, scott explained what bothered him, saying "as revelations regarding paying employees in cash, illegal immigration, and comments regarding some of the american workforce came to light, i developed serious concerns regarding his nomination." a senior democrat called the puzder withdrawal victory f...

Report finds. >> don, don, one of the things fascinating about presidential history, you come across presidents who have won who are still insecure. donald trump is not the first. but his statement today was amazing. starts by saying that russia, china, other states, individuals, may have hacked. doesnt even admit the basic argument of the report that russia had a systematic approach to influencing our election. his denial is huge. >> huge. so im wondering, does this fit a pattern for donald tru...

Last debate in particular, all that on msnbc, "the place for politics." >> we begin with those brand-new national polls showing the state of the presidential race just a little more than three weeks now before election day. the nbc/wall street journal poll shows hillary clinton with an 11 point lead, 48 to 37, while the abc news/washington post poll shows it 47/43. both polls were taken amid controversies for both candidates. wikileaks releasing e-mails reportedly from clinton and her campaign, ...

Of allegations against -- against secretary clinton and that they have been, you know mistaking causation with association. well this happened and then that happened so this must be the reason that it happened but we never come up with any. theres a never there there. theres always the unsubstantiated accusations and i think thats what this falls into and i think most people are kind of sitting back and saying thats this months unsubstantiated accoupucusation what will it be next month? >> isnt ...

When did this, this, this? its a chronology and its about a pattern. >> isnt it a pattern of looking to undercut this investigation, do away with key people? >> thats what it looks like, obviously. its beginning to get hard to ignore the implication, that they were clutching at stars, looking at anything they could to shut this down. we faced that in our case where, you know, trump and his team lashed out at the attorney general in new york here, eric schneiderman, my boss during that case, led ...

Four senate republicans initially expressed reservations this week. susan collins of maine, johnny isakson of georgia, lisa murkowski of alaska, and tim scott of south carolina. after puzder dropped out, scott explained what bothered him, saying "as revelations regarding paying employees in cash, illegal immigration, and comments regarding some of the american workforce came to light, i developed serious concerns regarding his nomination." a senior democrat called the puzder withdrawal victory f...