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Side, trump place on riverside drive. three buildings in a row. the residence, 600 of them got together and said, we want to dump trump. some who signed it were less aggressive and said, listen, i want my home to be a place without politics, i want it to be calm. the building manager said, we want to attract all sorts of residents. others said they believed it was lies he said in the campaign, a history of racism, but mostly, he doesnt own the buildings. he doesnt get to have his name in gold em...

Impartiality of the judiciary to pull the politician zakz and work on decriminalizing politics. >> you were the founding director it became a national archive rather than an outgrowth of president nixons apparatus. in some ways the modern version of this all begins with watergate, right? >> yes, it does. and my sense in this campaign is we had a choice between the 1980s, the glorious 80s in new york or the 1990s. that seemed to be our choice between trump and clinton. what we saw was that the go...

Whats in their best interest and therein lies the same sort of arrogance that made jimmy carters white house cheer when roeagan won the republican nomination. im not comparing trump to ronald reagan. im comparing one set of airi arrogant elites with another set of arrogant elites and were all in that box. they dont trust any of us. >> i hear you on that. so heres davids take on voting for clinton. to vote for trump as a protest against clintons faults would be like amputating a leg because of a ...

We dont operate on leaks. we operate based on concrete decisions that are made. when this was investigated thoroughly the last time, the conclusion of the fbi, the conclusion of the justice department, the conclusion of repeated congressional investigations was that she had made some mistakes but that there wasnt anything there that was, you know, prosecutable. >> whether or not comeys invention is effective in the presidential race, its clear that his disclosure and the spate of competing one m...

Investigations, we dont operate on innuendo, we dont operate on incomplete information. we dont operate on leaks. we operate based on concrete decisions that are made. when this was investigated thoroughly the last time, the conclusion of the fbi, the conclusion of the justice department, the conclusion of repeated congressional investigations was that she had made some mistakes but that there wasnt anything there that was, you know, prosecutable. >> whether or not comeys invention is effective ...

About the integrity and impartiality of the fbi, new concerns that cnbc reported yesterday, that comey kept the fbi from publicly blaming russia for hacks of democrats because he didnt want the bureau to appear partisan so close to the election. the clinton campaign is trying to stay on offense. robby mook calling on the fbi to give donald trump the same treatment it gave to hillary clinton. >> all that were asking, so that reporting can be fair, is that the information get released. release wha...

Host janine piero. >> i think its disgraceful. im outraged because its a violation of department justice policies and procedures, whatever. >> it was probably inconsistent with protocol so in that sense you have to question the decision. the protocols are put in place for a reason and ensures more consistent decision making and in that sense you have to question this decision. >> comeys actions violate not only long-standing justice department policy, the directive of a person that he works unde...

Comey has violated a decades long tradition that damages the impartiality, the now tralt and the standing of the justice department which those career officials take very, very seriously. >> lets play that question being asked to john podesta, the senior adviser to the clinton campaign and on with jake tapper this morning answering the same question about loretta lynchs role. >> do you think if he had not done, that that attorney general lynch might have had more control of what happened in this...

Use it is he either knew. accusations against donald trump? the only good spin in terms of >> well, consider whats happening here. what theyre calling cleanup. this is a candidate who on tape cleanup is automatically a made some statements that are phrase. completely outrageous. if you are arguing against >> weve never heard anything like it before in a presidential hillary clinton, youre using that phrase, youre getting campaign. >> how is the press not going to cover it when then a whole bunch...

Fire. what they have -- often blunt and old. [ gunfire ] they want this over, fast. suddenly, theres panic. they spot a car. a suicide car bomb racing towards them. its isis. one -- two rockets try to hit it. [ gunfire ] the third is lucky. they push on towards the main prize, the road itself to mosul, flagged by all fires lit by isis and air strikes piling in regardless. shells still landing near the peshmerga. a partiality taken away. down on the main objective, the road itself. isis sent two ...