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Diplomatically and still save face without an invasion? >> yeah. this is the gut question. in a sense putin has kind of painted himself into a diplomatic corner and thats unfortunate as we try and resolve this, but i think what macron was talking to him about is kind of a package that would give him some face-saving agreements on the size of conventional forces in europe, perhaps where they are located, maybe restore some confidence-building measures, and i think part of the package would have t...

After giving him questions weeks in advance. so i think that the conduct here has been eminently reasonable and what we want in transparency on the mueller report also is eminently reasonable. the american people paid for this investigation and for the report. they deserve to know whats in it the legislation that ive introduced with senator grassley is bipartisan. ive been very encouraged by the growing receptivity of my republican colleagues, perhaps because they are sensing what that cnn poll ...

Attorney general, matt whitaker, because he is going to appear after giving him questions weeks in advance. so i think that the conduct here has been eminently reasonable and what we want in transparency on the mueller report also is eminently reasonable. the american people paid for this investigation and for the report. they deserve to know whats in it the legislation that ive introduced with senator grassley is bipartisan. ive been very encouraged by the growing receptivity of my republican c...

Reassert presidential authority against people from within that are working against him. thats why this op-ed is dangerous. puts public pressure on this president to respond and say, almost, hey, i am in charge here. >> and the people around him have got to ask themselves, when do i stop being a guardrail and become an enabler. that is the gut question for a lot of people in the white house this morning. >> the wounded line is very dangerous and he is very wounded. >> and what donald trump still...

>> admiral, right now north korea has nuclear weapons including perhaps a rudimentary hydrogen bomb and pretty sophisticated missiles. is there any prospect that it will change? in other words, will they continue to be a nuclear power, and is that something that the united states is going to have to accept whether we like it or not? >> yeah. gene, in the end, this is the gut question in the negotiations. a good way to think of this is kind of like two streams of threat that are closing. one is t...

Blockade. we could bring in japan, south korea, australia, new zealand, singapore from asia. i am quite confident nato members would come and participate in this. we need to get this conversation off the u.s. versus north korea and make it the world versus north korea, a maritime operation would be the way to do that. as to the second point im quite confident that the navy will get to the bottom of these two terrible collisions weve had and emerge stronger on the other si side. good thing about ...

Therefore, were slow and didnt do anything. >> steve rattner. >> to davids question, you think that gap lies at the fbi, that theyre the ones who didnt really make that connection between the two and nobody at justice, nobody in the white house and nobody anywhere else who said, guys, there are broader implications than simply whether the russians are getting into our e-mail systems? >> no. i think its one of the scenes when we dont have a government approach for the threat. weve been so focused...

Would come near to that kind of situation. >> well, comeys letter today states h s that he learned of t new e-mails yesterday and wrote "the fbi cannot yet assess whether or not this material may be significant." im joined by ari melber. ari, heres a gut question, the nut of the matter. is there any reason to believe theres any probative evidence that suggests hillary clinton did something wrong based on the statement by the fbi director? any reason to believe shes done something wrong or they s...

Chris christie might appeal. then youve got the evangelical wing of the party which is probably the most frustrated part of the party, because theyve been getting promises for the longest. theyve been told since the 80s eventually their desires, things that are important to them like the anti-abortion legislation will get done, and they never got done. youve got three pieces of the party where it is the wall street part of the party that keeps picking the presidential candidates, and the other t...

Keeps picking the candidates and the other two have had it. i dont know theres a mean. >> you just defined the republican party of my entire lifetime because starting after world war ii when they picked dewey and an-eisenhower and nixon, generally its been mitt romney and establishment candidates. in that three-legged stool, only one stool is establishment and thinks about winning. the other two vote their guts. i want to go back to you on the gut question, david corn. will the ticked off part o...