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Manafort. how do you read the "wall street journal" reporting tonight that as recently as last week, manafort was considering cooperating with federal prosecutors at the same time the white house has been rumbling, rudy giuliani putting out some fires himself late last week, about the prospect of a pardon for paul manafort? >> nicole, i think possibly this report raises more questions for me than it gives answers. the most obvious one is what causes these talks to break down not just on a guilty...

Manafort. how do you read the "wall street journal" reporting tonight that as recently as last week, manafort was considering cooperating with federal prosecutors at the same time the white house has been rumbling, rudy giuliani putting out some fires himself late last week, about the prospect of a pardon for paul manafort? >> nicole, i think possibly this report raises more questions for me than it gives answers. the most obvious one is what causes these talks to break down not just on a guilty...

Conversation with the prosecutors about a possible agreement, possibly getting some leniency from the sentencing. we dont know what the president will say, how hell try to spin that. maybe well find out tomorrow morning on twitter, but it certainly does -- the most interesting thing is the fact that they couldnt reach a deal. usually if there is going to be a deal, its of some benefit to both parties. we have no idea if its simply that the investigators thought that they just couldnt get anythin...

Civilian authorities dont get the us military police or the local german police stepped in to try to get things under control officer thomas comes of it in go through. many black troops experienced more democratic freedoms in germany then they did back in the us particularly if they were from the southern states they could sit where they wanted on buses were served in restaurants and could dance with the local women. people call those who. some studies claim that this phenomenon helped to streng...

Superdelegates, you you need somebody to break a tie? >> well, im not sure. what i do know is this. in the 2016 election there was grumbling that the process was rigged because most folks say that hillary clinton was way ahead because many of the superdelegates had already committed before one vote was cast. the second thing we would say -- i would say is this, is that young voters, young democratic voters, the folks who are out there in virginia, out there in alabama, the folks who are organizi...

And do their 120% with the best designs and setting i dont think this would have been such a success. >> you say you waited a long time for this. >> oh, my god, yes. >> why has it taken so long? >> you know, its been like -- the last time i felt so much love was "crouching tiger, hidden dragon." yes it was an all station cast but its a period piece, people would say well, because its an action movie and thats what asians are good at doing. so this is a romantic comedy and i think in the recent y...

This will be the first time in the history of the country, if the democrats retake the house in november, that we would have a speaker that is african american. i think that weve heard a lot of anti-pelosi rhetoric, promotions, commercials from the right, and a lot of rumbling even in the democratic party, generational, ideological. a lot of different reasons. can jim clyburn, if she does not have the votes, solve all of these tensions, whether they be rural versus urban, whether they be generat...

About dr. king and her father. watch this. >> i certainly saw the beginning of dr. king and what he was trying to do, bring people together and fighting for parity and to erase the discriminations and different things, and fighting for a number of things. yes, he was a civil rights activist. he and my dad were friends, and my dad brought him to detroit. there was a moment that after -- well, my dad organized and funded the movement in 1963, the walk to freedom here in detroit. when dr. king walk...

Discriminations and different things. and fighting for a number of things. yes, he was a civil rights activist. he and my dad were friends. and my dad brought him to detroit. there was a moment that after -- well, my dad organized and funded the movement in 1963, the walk to freedom here in detroit. when dr. king walked into cobo hall, it sounded like the building was coming down. okay. ive never heard such a rumbling and a moment like that. that was a one moment in time, a historic moment, when...

Or so again in portland when they clashed with law enforcement. there is a little rumbling of storms that complicates things perhaps but there has not been any acts of violence yet. really between these counter protesters or law enforcement or anyone else for that matter. i should point out, there was a couple of folks that would perhaps be part of kessler is group or certainly wanted to voice their opinion which was counter to this group that believes the trump administration is fascist. it was...