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>> today, in one of the most difficult sions of my presidency, i pted the resignations of two of my closest associates in the white house, bob haldeman, john ehrlichman, two of the finest public servants it has been my privilege to know. i want to stress in accepting these resignations, i mean to leave no implication whatever of personal wrongdoing on their part. and i leave no implication tonight of implication on the part of others who have been charged in this matter. god bless america. and g...

The mainstream media. they need to do their job and they have not been doing it recently. i know a lot of them are out to get president trump and some of them has reason to be critical of him, we all do. be fair and cover the issues that matter. >> meghan: i think its a pipe dream. >> abby: to see him held accountable for the attempted interference? >> meghan: lets talk about all the children who have been cast in syria. this is not a great dude. the implication that this is another normal perso...

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Way you want to. that so far has not happened. he has had a lot of micromanaging from the white house, at least how he feels. and the white house says you know these are political jobs and theyre political appointments and at the end of the day we have to sign off on them. if you dont like that, im sorry. >> thats not impossible to understand. that these are political jobs and the white house wants input. but there seems to be some implication here that rex tillerson a guy who hasnt had a boss f...

Stands by. whats going to happen tomorrow? moderates say we want the tax cuts for the wealthy taken out. is that the big decider? >> it wont be the big decider but its one of the factors. friday is sort of an arbitrary deadline, but the senate leadership feels like its important to move quickly on this. the sooner they can get something to the cbo the sooner they can come back and maybe vote on a plan. last night we saw this steady stream of republican senators including several wofb opposed to ...

Out the media of forgetting things wrong and for having a complete absolute bias i guess is president, its ridiculous. >> kennedy: i want to look at this a different way. is there some benefit to having a tense relationship with the press and the white house? >> melissa: what we were watching was someone who wanted to be the clip of the day. he wanted to be on television, he wanted to be in the network, he wanted to be in the nighttime shows with a parody what was said during the day. he got his...

Republicans were going to love it. it was going to be universal coverage, no one was going to lose anything, it was going to cost less. all of these things were impossible. we knew it when we were hearing it. so you can sort of imagine forward, okay, so if hes president, when he doesnt do these things, what is he going to say? we now know hes just going to lie and say i did what i said i would do. >> yeah. picking up on what rick said, were used to candidates who, when they win the nomination, t...

Trump is taking a very different line in which hes trying to deepen the attachment to a core group of people who are, in a sense, accomplices in the lies and propaganda that burst his presidency. so the implication of that is that trying to be plausible at all, trying to persuade doubters, trying to make the case with the available facts are simply not things that are important to his presidency. thats why his communication style seems, from the outside, to be so ineffective and sort of dead on ...

Diplomatic procedures normally transpires. >> if you take the impact of it, if assad was conducting a chemical attack on his people back in april, yes, he did pay a price. president trump did send tomahawk missiles over. what does a public warning now do? do you think it could, albeit not normal, could it stop assad from what he may be looking to do? >> i dont know. thats up to the intend of mr. assad. what it has the implication of doing is telling the rest of the world, this is what we are thi...

Syria is going to do. and saints direct impact we will do something if you do. that is the implication. the one thing that does do, he gets the u.s. committed to further involvement. the red line was crossed. at one point, missiles were launched. now, the administration a saint, it will happen again. implicitly, it will happen again if you go too far. if you use chemical weapons again. you can argue that giving them the warning rather than watching the missiles is better. >> shepard: good to see...