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Of the oversight process that you previously led. having him by the presidents side during these difficult times shows the importance of a wartime consiglio area, hes going to do a great job. i think the president made a great choice and im excited that we have a true movement conservative. someone who really believes in the conservative movement and believes in the president fighting alongside the president for the great agenda of the country. >> jason: your thoughts on mick mulvaney as deputy ...

Times shows the importance of a wartime consigliere. micks going to do a great job. i think the president made a great choice, and im excitedlt that we have a true movement conservative. someone who really believes in m the conservative movement and believes in the president fighting alongside our president for the great agenda of the country. >> jason: your thoughts, andy biggs, on mick mulvaney as chief of staff. >> hes smart and articulate and one of the things i love about mick is he doesnt ...

Of the oversight process that you previously led. having him by the presidents side during these difficult times shows the importance of a wartime consiglio area, hes going to do a great job. i think the president made a great choice and im excited that we have a true movement conservative. someone who really believes in the conservative movement and believes in the president fighting alongside the president for the great agenda of the country. >> jason: your thoughts on mick mulvaney as deputy ...

Going to boot camp as a marine on paris island. i have been to paris island seven times and my body is covered with wounds and scars by judge ellis. in 20 years ive been in front of hundreds of times. heres how he rolls. he interrupts, he is impatient, he is focused, and hes brilliant. and he doesnt suffer fools gladly. >> last week he was trying to treat prosecutions like fools. >> this is like a football game. the first week the first half. the government got beat up. greg, brandon, they got b...

Investigation, im going to get rid of him, thats the motive that bob mueller needs to show to prove obstruction of justice and thats why schiller is such an important witness to hips team. >> jonathan, whats going on with the director of the cia? we hasten to add hes a man of consequence. he was number one in his class at west point, went to harvard law school. mike pompeo never one to suffer fools gladly, confident in his intellect and ability, whats he going meeting with this guy? >> its not a...

Consequence. he was number one in his class at west point, went to harvard law school. mike pompeo never one to suffer fools gladly, confident in his intellect and ability, whats he going meeting with this guy? >> its not a great sign. >> you guys do understand that really well in your part of the world. >> well, i mean, if you believe the account and the intercept and it be hasnt been contradicted by the cia, this is donald trump saying, you know, this is the way it was quoted, that if you real...

The head of the cia to intervene, and then firing comey. for bob muler to prove thats obstruction of justice, he has to show that the president hadda a corrupt motive in mind when he did that. the way you show that is what the president said at the time. if he ever said in a room either to keith schiller or to other aides but you know keith schiller would be one of the ones because he was there in the most unguarded moments. if the president if jim comey doesnt back off this russia investigation...

Mama, yoquiero ♪ >> you can watch and watch and watch. joining me is james kaplan. he penned a profile of lewis in 2004 for "the new yorker" and he also wrote, co-authoring the biography, dean and me, a love story. its great to have you here and it was fun to watch keiths piece with you, kind of bopping along getting to ask questions. >> its great to be here. its a sad day. >> you knew jerry lewis personally. >> yes. >> how much did we really know jerry lewis from his illustrious career and hi...

General colonel jack jacobs. and louise mench. colonel, you said you were surprised by this, in a good way? >> yeah. whats surprising is he took the job. hes an independent thinking. he doesnt suffer fools gladly. i can imagine a conversation between them behind closed doors with mcmaster saying, look, under these circumstances, ill accept. if you insist i take the job, ill go ahead and retire because i have to be my own man intellectually and every way. i have to be able to pick my own staff an...

Someone else, bob hareward who was floated. but he said no on friday, who would it be? now we know. lets go to the pentagon. barbara starr with me now. now we have it, general h.r. mcmaster. >> tell me more about him. >> well, this is someone that is very well known i will tell you to many member of the pentagon press corps who traveled over the years to iraq and afghanistan 678 he has done a number of tours of duty. he is very well respected. how to say this. he is a very independent thinker. t...