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Administration who comes in to be able to determine who should get investigated? you dont want a permanent class of professionals. >> ultimately when the fbi does something wrong, who is responsible for that, who is accountable for that. you go to the elected official whos accountable for that. >> the president is in charge of the executive branch, and with respect to policy he sets policy for the justice department and for the fbi. with respect. >> thats not the con sti fusion. >> no, its not. ...

These are appointed officials. so you go to the elected official whos accounted for that. >> right. thats the process. thats the constitution. >> so the president is in charge of the executive branch, and with respect to policy he sets policy for the justice department and for the fbi. with respect -- >> thats not the constitution. >> yes. >> no, its not. >> let him finish. >> that is the manner in which, by policy for 50 years, the president interfaces with the bureau and with the justice depar...

King. thats his whole gig. what he made his movements on is doing that. dowd is a name thats been around legal circles for a long time. im beginning to think that trump is simply hiring people he sees on tv the night before. that guy looks good, well put him on retainer. i dont know whos actually concocting the legal strategy here. >> betsy, given the way we know the way the president interfaces with the media, hes mediated by the media himself. it seems entirely plausible that thats what may be...

What he made his movements on is doing that. dowd is a name thats been around legal circles for a long time. im beginning to think that trump is simply hiring people he sees on tv the night before. that guy looks good, well put him on retainer. i dont know whos actually concocting the legal strategy here. >> betsy, given the way we know the way the president interfaces with the media, hes mediated by the media himself. it seems entirely plausible that thats what may be happening. >> i think the ...

Everything in the book, explain in general terms what that means. >> you know, i think that the idea is that we really have two distinct sort ofystems of policing and systems of criminal justice. one of them in the nation is kind of what you would expect in a liberal, democratic republic. you have due process. you dont have the police constantly in your lives. ideally you dont ever interface with the police and no one you know interfaces with the police and everyone just goes about their life. t...

Well as other u.s. assets had to be put in those countries to assess that. it is worth an examination of how that interfaces in these types of outbreaks whether its ebola or the zeka a virus, how is that working with the global health organizations as well. >> thank you very much for your time and congratulations on your nomination. >> senator marking. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. tillerson, do you agree with president-elect trump when he said, quote, it wouldnt be a bad thing for us if japan...

Immerged himself, hed get asked a question about syria and do a monologue on political correctness. those will be a real test of his familiarity with the department he is going to run. whether he does have an agenda for hud or whether this just just general disposition and basically everyone trump is putting in government. >> the simple fact is that dr. ben carson has not shown any understanding of what hud is. he seems to talk about it as if it only houses poor people. thats what hud does. that...

Justice partners to establish a review board for possibly purgy felony warrants and determine how interfaces with state and federal agencies. to do so that we can move forward our agency requires indemiction and institutional support. and that means that we as we have before and continue to do so adhere to local laws. if there are conflicts in the law, we request the law on the federal side as it relates to the local law, in this case the due process for all ordinates and passed by the board of ...

And part of -- >> what are the police officers saying -- you were saying how it is changing the way they do their job. so in the article youve had conversations with police officers. what are they saying about it? >> that generally the thing -- all of them were saying theyve adopted it pretty seamlessly. one of them said within two weeks -- there is no for getting to turn it on. it made the interfaces so easy to use. you tap it once and it starts recording and its become part of their uniform. >...

Report. are you finding it is shifting peoples identities? >> its interesting. the teens at the beginning of the show, theyre from a nice upp upper, they kind of take it with a grain of salt and understand that even if they dont know too much about it they have got the uneasy sense there is corporations behind all of the interfaces and running all of the plat forps that may have agendas that we on the outside dont really understand. >> so, isnt it possible, though, that the social media users ca...