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Brig that is okay. that can move forward. and with get mothers perhaps they figure that the detainee population has already been so depleted there and military commissions are now moving forward in a way they find is better than under the bush administration, perhaps they feel there is a modicum of justice going on in these case and no reason to step in. that is the charitable reading that. >> if anybody can try to get inside the nine brains that is your job, pay you at the "huffington post" to ...

Political analyst and "the huffington post" media group editorial director. david yepsen is a political columnist and the director of the paul simon public policy institute at southern illinois university. howard, is this the continuation of what weve discussed previously about how this wave of support moved from bachmann to perry to cain to newt and it just seems like continual discontent, or is this different? >> i think its different because its more intense. i think newt gingrich being the f...

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Moral imperative. >> thats one of the things about gates. theres two sides to him. the careful side is what i think we saw with this issue. he isnt going to get out there and make a big moral statement. hes going to go methodically through the steps to see what the causes -- what the effects are going to be and he -- i dont think he was originally a champion of repealing the law. but i think his commander in chief wants to, and hes going to follow that through and do it slowly. he also likes to ...

He was born for it, and its going to happen. its going to happen. also this hour, the defile and the plausibility. "new york times" claims that the deputy attorney general considered secretly reporting the president and contemplated a constitutional play to oust him. >> theres a lingering stench, and were going to get rid of that, too. is rod rosenstein now on borrowed time? >> you just said something i did not say. >> what did you not say. >> and you attributed it to me. >> what did you not...

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Lisa page. >> as the headlines stack up, amid talk of impeachment, what is the mind-set of the oval office. heres whats happening out there for you. were beginning this hour with the growing concern that president trump could end up issuing pardons to paul manafort. this despite warnings until after the midterms of considering to do so. the president dealing with this weeks legal turmoil. by firing off a tweet storm today, his own justice department getting the brunt of his ire. for more on that...

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Wallets. hello and welcome to our viewers joining us here in the united states and from all around the worrell. im rosemary church from c world headquarters in atlanta. this is "cnn newsroom." so lets start with the russia investigation and some interesting questions about the limits of u.s. presidential powers. rudy giuliani, one of donald trumps lawyers, says the president could probably pardon himself if it came to that, but he doesnt intend to. giuliani also told huff post, quote, in no case...

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