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How such proceedings could work. we talked to the white house earlier today and after our story published they said the lawyers are not actually doing any of this. >> does this mean that the president needs to hire an outside lawyer? has he, do we know? >> we dont know if he has. thats certainly a discussion thats being had in the white house at this moment. theres a broader internal effort to bolster the presidents legal defense which has become more complicated with the justice departments app...

Research efforts are informal and done at an abundance of caution. it is believed the president has the backing of republican allies in congress and that impeachment at this point is not in the cards. according to pemt who have been briefed on these legal discussions. we should note that even democrats tried to calm the impeachment talk this week out of concern it is premature. white house counsel has begun collecting information on how such proceedings might work. we reached out to the white ho...

Information on how such proceedings would work. a white house official we spoke to this evening afternoon the story just aired is saying that white house lawyers are denying that they ever started researching impeachment. erin. >> does this mean that the president at this time is going to go ahead and hire an outlawyer? >> thats a discussion thats now being had right now in the white house. theres a broader internal effort to bolster the presidents legal defense which has become a lot more compl...

Anything publicly. their countries have made the decision that this is a domestic internal political matter and they dont really want to make a public comment on it. but its raising a lot of questions as to whether president trump is committed to the rule of law, something the united states has been really preaching around the world that these countries need to appreciate the rule of law. now there are questions about the u.s. president. you are know, and diplomats are saying anything from oh, i...

Provide a place to put it. >> the united states to have the thaad missile system there and had to convince south koreans to let us put it there, am i right, and it even has caused a lot of blow back from the russians and chinese to south korean companies who even sold the land to put the thaad system on. >> yeah, china and russia are staunchly opposed to thaad believing that it could be used to spy on them. south korea has said that china has retaliated, hitting them in the pocket when it comes ...

Question, the newly released book, "shattered" goes all the way back to the mood in the campaign after clinton lost the michigan primary. quote, this person ultimately responsible for those decisions, the one whose name was on the ticket, hadnt corrected these problems, all of which had been brought to her attention before primary day. she stuck with the plan, and it cost her. joining me now, jonathan allen, head of content at side wire, and amy parns, coauthors of "shattered: inside hillary cli...

Case that theyre in a different place. this isnt the campaign any more and now its about the security of the united states. >> you served as the state department spokesman and also the pentagon spokesman during your time there. do you remember if there was serious consideration to formally filing charges seeking the arrest of julian assange? >> i know that there were broad interagencies discussion about a whole range of options. i dont know about this specifically or what the discussions were. i...

Conducted on the orders of president assad. he kept using his name and saying we have inconvertible proof and lavrov said no and we want an inconvertible objective investigation by the ocw. now the trump administration says on no account that continuing this line that assad has a future there and i thought it was really interesting what lavrov said, again, and theyve said this before, but again he said that we are not wedded to backing bashar al assad. they are not really embracing him but sayin...

He got bipartisan praise for, i think thats what they would like people to be talking about. but president trump kind of thrives off chaos. his white house, his campaign, he went through multiple campaign managers, so im not exactly sure, you know, if theyre looking to blame one person. but i do think they would like the conversation to shift. >> gabe, bannon backed the immigration ban among other immigration policies. whats to happen if for instance bannon were to leave? >> well, i think there ...

Why st. petersburg, the second city in russia, an interesting population in the northwestern part of the country. theyll put it at about $7.5 million, but about $2.5 million according to their own estimates are noncitizens. what could be unique in this situation? >> whoever is behind this, this does seem to be a coordinated terror attack, will want to exert a cost for this russian intervention in syria, if that is indeed the motive here. >> are there home growns in terms of the list of concerns,...