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They know where prince sultan is. grant access. grant access. >> they could ask. it gets complicated because they really dont have any connection to the prince other than a human rights, political issue. but weve got to take one disappearance at a time. this has been really helpful because this idea it was botched, we would never do anything like that, now you have to put that in doubt seeing how theyve certainly done it before. clyde, thank you very much. im sorry you had to come upon this be e...

They apparently have a close relationship with the king and crown prince. they know where prince sultan is. grant access. >> they could ask. i mean it gets a little complicated because they really dont have any connection to the prince other than a human rights political issue. but we have to take one disappearance at a time this has been really helpful because this idea that it was botched we didnt mean it this way, we would never do anything like that, now you have to put that in doubt seeing ...

Emergency meeting called by the french president in one room our call on the topic last night and apparently the plan of some of the european member states now is to evacuate at least some of the migrants that are stuck in those terrible camps in libya the official libyan government is on board and wants a grant access to those camps and then some of the migrants would be flown back to their countries of origin others depending on their status might be flown to european union countries or other ...

Impeachment but naveed i want to ask you about the sf-86 issue the idea by the kushner team that the reason his first filing in january had no foreign contacts listed on it was because an aide accidentally hit send. does that seem credible to you? >> its outrageous. you cant look at one of these instances and singularity. look at the totality of everything thats happened, and its frankly, an insult that this man still has a clearance. i mean, look, joy, at the end of the day, if the president wa...

Newspapers are less important. i mean, to say that he is the least newspaper-friendly president in a generation, american consumers are the least newspaper-friendly consumers in a generation. >> we are also waiting for our presidential interviews. >> right. >> that actually is the broader point is that he has had far fewer press conferences than any president many recent memory, and he is not particularly -- >> i dont think thats true. >> i thinks, yes. less fewer than about george w. bush. i ha...

Change many consumer behavior in that if you go back five years, essentially you can see spending the same amount throughout the month. now theyre seeing real peeks and troughs because as you come towards payday, people are running out of money, and it comes back to this point about middle class fragility, and as a result this retailer is changing the way of managing its stock and insuring its trying to get all it can about the pay cycles and its really planning for these short-term hand to mout...

Is the security for the balls if i cant take a picture? i dont think theyre -- i agree its not a big deal, but it is a reflex to not show the public things that theyre paying for. >> heres the vicious cycle that i think everyone is locked in. theres a huge collective action problem, right? >> yes. >> the more competitive everything gets, the more theres always going to be some outlet that will accept the restraints and say well not name you. thats a huge problem. that has to be dealt with collec...

Attention from rand paul who said its very tunnel trouble, and ive just seen the press report, to im about to have to look at what the response is and what the group is, and that kind of thing. its very concerning. hes going to have to respond to this. >> jay carney made light of the foe controversy at yesterdays briefing when asked if huhhingel would withdraw his no, maam nation nation. >> absolutely not. if my suggestion to the -- might have been found in the meetings of the friends of hamas. ...

Cycles. stop the news cyclone. and we did this -- >> you get a birds eye view. a better perspective. >> and we sat down. every word in this book is from sitting down, talking eye-to-eye, person-to-person with someone and asking them to tell their stories, asking them tough questions with no time limits, nobody interrupting them. >> forgive me for driving this, but i want to know what makes this so important. "game change," for instance, had that lot of great information that heilemann and halepr...

The money. >> i did no lobbying of any kind period. for a practical reason. im going to be really direct, okay. i was charging $60,000 a speech. and the number of speeches was going up, not down. normally we gradually sell fewer every year. >> so newts justification to the good people of south carolina was i was so rich making $65,000 for 30-minute speeches, making more money in a 30-minute speech because of the access i could grant people that school teachers make in an entire year in south car...