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About to talk from from roosevelt room. he met with republicans. he didnt meet with democrats. we have got the senate budget committee about to vote to send the budget to the floor of the senate. >> protests out there. >> and arrests. >> and arrests. we have the republicans coming out and condemning democrats for not meeting with the president, which they were supposed to be doing right now. democratic leadership, i should say. nancy pell owes eand chuck schumer and then we have chuck schumernd ...

Making this kind of statement about something that he knows is authentic, it lends an understanding into why he finds it so easy to cloud the water the way he does on issues that matter. you know, he is okay calling into doubt things he has no reason to call into doubt. the russian investigation, how could he call it a witch hunt. this is how. this is how his head works. >> as you know from covering this president, this approach is not new for him. he wrote in his book which i believe is called ...

Thats what cfpb really has been in a sick sad kind of way. >> do you still believe that cfpb is a sad, sick joke? >> yes, sir i do. >> thats trumps pick and current threat of american dictatorship resides in this bureau he says. hyperbole. says need a leader who believes in accountability and when warranted sending ceos to jail. >> giant banks brought down our economy. we believe in tough rules, real accountability, and if a ceo breaks the law, they ought to go to jail just like anyone else. >> ...

Calculated 5 1/2 mistruthz ps p day. i think it is a dicey question to even raise. it is controversial to say lie because lie suggests intent. i think it is our job as journalists to point out when things are not true, to point out when they are exaggerated, but to say something is a lie, i think it is a very different thing. >> yet, a lot of viewers at home are screaming at the tv saying hes lying, say hes lying. >> i respectfully disagree. part of our job is to call a lie a lie and a fact a fa...

Based on his communications and the work did he prior to the campaign and his connections with russians in the same reason that manafort was indicted. but a larger leap of faith that they suggest that its going to come back to president trump. we have had to this date no piece of evidence, nothing that suggest collusions and this one glimmer of hope is they have quinn saying. pete: what you are saying is ultimately jumping to the banner headline its got to lead to the top man. lisa: we simply do...

Representatives took the step most dreaded by the president. impeachment. nixons fate now rested in the hands of the committee. >> today i am an inquisitor and hyperbole would not be fictional and would not overstate the solemnness that i feel right now. my faith in the constitution is whole. it is complete. it is total. and i am not going to sit here and be an idle spectator to the diminution, the subversion, the destruction of the constitution. >> aye. >> mr. conyers? >> aye. >> some republica...

Its just childish. >> nothing is ever really accomplished. >> that kind of mood is dangerous, as even donald trump knows. considering in "the art of the deal," he wrote, you cant con people, at least not for long. you can create excitement, do wonderful press, throw in a little hyperbole, but if you dont deliver the goods, people will eventually catch up. john harwood is here from msnbc, a tax expert and a trump prognosticator. how you doing, sir? oh, i made a mistake. i thought we were going to...

Tremendous insecurity. and weve seen this all throughout this investigation. we also see it in the way he talks about the reception he has gotten in asia. how he talks about its an unprecedented reception he has gotten. who talks like this, other than someone who is so insecure? and that insecurity is playing itself out throughout his decision making and his reaction where he wants to now force an attorney general, who he has put into a terrible position, jeff sessions, over the past several mon...

Woman who claims she invented donald trump. that is at least how the "washington post" described the new york gossip columnist liz smith who died this weekend at the age of 94. beginning in the 1980s, trump had a love/hate relationship with smith. he hated who she wrote but he loved the fact she was writing about him. the big story for both of them came when trumps marriage to his first wife fell apart. smith advocated for ivana. and her rival at the post backed nld do. but they all agreed there...

Work with you. thats exactly what he talked about on the campaign trail, which is putting america first for a change in all this hyperbole, speculation, conjecture and that there is something going on between russia and the united days trying to influence the election. we have 10 or 11 months to look into inlets come to a resolution because its time to get past the cycle in the forward and if russia did influence the elections lets put places and physicians in place so they never do that again a...