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Keeps everything else out of the foreground. i mean, it delays, inhibits the investigations that democrats want to pursue against him, across a wide range of other issues, starting with russia, but also, having to do with government corruption or epa enforcement or the interior department. basically, he is not only holding the government hostage, he is, to some extent, holding back the democratic majority in the house from advancing its approach to how it wants to structure these last two years....

We are back. our guests remain with us, donna edwards and david jolly both former members of congress, and i wanted to share with our audience what we have seen and heard from our president today and tonight. first on twitter he put out this imagery of what it is hes actually thinking of opt border along with a customs and border patrol vehicle there in the foreground, and you see the picture of the pointy things at the top of those slats or posts in the fence. then tonight the white house issue...

Little bit at the constitutional seams between our military and our civilian government. and i dont mean to just jump right on it too abruptly, but one of the things that is now in the foreground and not at all in the background of all of this news is the president of russia, vladimir putin today praising president trump for his announcement that he would pull u.s. troops out of syria immediately. vladimir putin, of course, thinks that syria should be russias outpost in the middle east and eve...

Us about the prospects for some sort of more dramatic split between the defense and the president. does that end up pulling a little bit at the constitutional seams between our military and our civilian government. and i dont mean to just jump right on it too abruptly, but one of the things that is now in the foreground and not at all in the background of all of this news is the president of russia. vladimir putin today praising president trump for his announcement that he would pull u.s. troops...

A new light and brought the war in yemen back to the foreground u.s. lawmakers on both sides of the aisle have been see the president trying to reaction to the murder and especially his continued about closeness to the crown prince todays actions by the u.s. senate one of the first truly bipartisan actions weve seen since president trump took office is a slap in the face to the presidents policy is and a huge break of the republican party from its president while the resolution may be largely sy...

To be involved in the planning of this. and in the trade of advance, the people who do this, back drops, schedules, protocols, they all come together for an event like this. >> and they come out of retirement. a lot of the advance people only do advance. and its the wrong word, really its everything. its stagecraft, its security, its logistics, its event planning. they only come out and do it for the bush family. this is, for the 41st president at least, their last event. >> a shot of rick perry...

Hes a very precise man and more than one young white house aide during the carter administration notably changed their watch to sit crystal down on the table instead of crystal up. i note chris matthews resisted the temptation to do so. >> no, its down there. >> a number of people, some of whom are in public life today switch their watches to reflect that of the boss, just an interesting way that white houses. >> its so true. you were an intern there, i believe, and you learned these things, the...

Pence and cheney are talking. again, some of the folks youll see in the foreground, prominent names, two more vice presidents, havent seen each other in quite a while. lives have taken root outside of washington for the lucky few who survived the nations capitol and are back to this. so they dont see each other -- theres sarah huckabee sanders -- as often as we would think. another group weve been looking at is senator rob portman of ohio, and the current labor secretary, theres our secretary to...

Here he wont say where exactly the stately homes in his pictures are he tries to protect them as much as possible. hes recently published his work in a volume of photos titled requiem for piano. in his images he brings his two great loves together. and music. the piano is always in the foreground because it stands for a certain nobility crissy that he was the centerpiece of the house. but i think even as a ruined buildings with. like this one still retain something of the noble you know thats wh...

To me to come and photograph them and pay one last tribute by playing them and making them ring out one last time theyll go off thats because im putting it touches my heart about it to see that is this the unlike to rescue the mold but not to be too complicated nowadays though i do this with all the shows of all the. well everything of any value has been plundered over the years the heavy keyboard instruments have been left behind it would be too much trouble to transport them. he wont say where...