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There is always a problem, people move. they dont feel we haveanymore. the idea that they are lost is hyperbole to create an issue. >> you think 1,500 children being lost is not an issue then there is something definitely wrong. >> the idea that they are lost, they are placed with families. >> and the government has said they lost track of them. that is another word for lost. >> that doesnt mean the kids are -- there are logical explanations. again, we are talking about a government system. we w...

That there is collusion and there is obstruction and there are many other crimes. and those are the facts. >> im just curious, jill, if the president were to testify, and were he to lie under oath, is there such thing as a defense? i mean we know this president has a propensity for lying, how many times? 3,000 times at least he lied while in office, or stretched the truth, exaggerated. however want to clarify or classify it. could that be a defense? he goes, he gives testimony, they say this is ...

Appear to be trending towards the summit happening at some point. >> well just keep up with the ball there, matt, thank you so much for the reporting. lets put this into focus, this change of course. jasper kim is from the director of conflict management from seoul and also from brussels, steven erlanger, the "new york times" chief diplomatic correspondent in europe. good to have you both with us to talk about this. steven, i want to start with you you and jasper kim, jump right in after steven ...

Donald trump for a long time have talked about this somewhatedsomewhat ed ad nauseam. this is a guy whos been stretching the truth for a long time. politico noting new york tabloid writers who followed trump on the rise as a mogul found him categorically difference in just how often and pointlessly he would lie to them. in his own autobiography, trump used the phrase "truthful hyperbole" to help close sales. whats more, this is something ive talked about somewhat ad nauseam here on his broadcast...

And says basically his client wants to do it and he wants to make his client happy. where do you think this stands? >> im glad he is open to it. he has to be open to it. the president is his client. if you are the lawyer at the end of the day, its the clients call. i agree with the vast majority of lawyers that i would never recommend that the president do a voluntary interview from a strictly legal perspective. but the president has broader political concerns as well. he may disagree with that....

It out, please use social media and make sure this goes viral. >> all you attorneys out there, go for it, baby. i know what im talking about it. >> sean: thats why we call you the great one. "life, liberty and levin" every sunday night. ill be a guest. when we come back, democrats showing their true colors on what they would do to president trump if god forbid they took control of congress in november. this will be the most important midterm election in our lifetime. thats not hyperbole. dr. gor...

Harris? >> harris: brian, thank you very much. lets bring in republican congresswoman martha mc mcfowly. its great to see you. >> good to see you, too. >> harris: lets start with where the president is in terms of identifying what might even be termed as "the enemy" here. >> yeah. the ms-13 gangs which i agree, a stronger world would have been one i use and he would use but he cant say it on television. these are gangs that kill, rape, control, dismember, stab teenagers hundreds of times, decapi...

This is what happens where the power of the government is used to suppress and depress political dissent. i know that sounds like hyperbole, but that is what they do there. its ironic that this is what we have perhaps going on here. you can close it out. >> i think its -- the carl bernstein business. by the way, as a historical note, there were some pretty high level people knew about watergate and knew about the break-in. look, when carl bernstein -- my problem with the bernsteins of the world ...

This is what happens where the power of the government is used to suppress and depress political dissent. i know that sounds like hyperbole, but that is what they do there. its ironic that this is what we have perhaps going on here. you can close it out. >> i think its -- the carl bernstein business. by the way, as a historical note, there were some pretty high level people knew about watergate and knew about the break-in. look, when carl bernstein -- my problem with the bernsteins of the world ...

Please tweet it out. please use social media, please make sure this goes viral. >> all you attorneys out there, go for it, baby. i know what im talking about. a >> sean: thats why we calln: you the great one. "life, liberty, and levin," every sunday night. im going to be a guest in a coming edition. the great one, mark levin. when we come back, democrats showing their true colors on whatou they would do to president trump if god forbid they took control of congress il november. this will be the ...