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Campaign and it just goes back to the other question about if that were the case, and the president said i want to know if anybody is working with russia, why was he not sort of clued in to that and he talked about that in a tweet over this weekend, too. should he have been? >> in my opinion, yes. but, quite frankly, thats a judgment call. sometimes you dont want to tell people that you are worried about whether or not their organization has been invaded, so to speak. because you dont want that ...

>> this was an elective war. the president thought we had to do it. he made a judgment call. he took us into iraq. do you think he will reconsider that judgment as the costs rise? >> i dont think he is going to. he is a very committed guy. he is committed to that whole situation. and i dont think he will really reconsider. i dont think he probably can at this point. other people will. and youre going to find out at the polls whether or not those people are right. you see more and more doves, if ...

Security adviser john bolton helped orchestrate. lets watch the interesting exchange. >> this was an elective war. the president thought we had to do it. he made a judgment call. he took us into iraq. do you think he will reconsider that judgment as the costs rise? >> i dont think he is going to. he is a very committed guy. he is committed to that whole situation. and i dont think he will really reconsider. i dont think he can at this point. other people will. and youre going to find out at the ...

Questionable ju questionable -- a judgment call but mueller would ask what of value did the campaign receive. there could be allegations including from senator warner and i think he is incorrect about whether something illegal happened. meeting with somebody in an ethically questionable meeting is not legal. we dont do ethics, we do law. >> it is one persons representation, george nader and puffing it up and there is nothing there. >> how concerned are you that the midterms or the election of 20...

The -- the folks from the uae wanted to talk to somebody, they talk to them directly. george nadder wanted to meet with trump jr. -- and were taking somebodys word that wants to be important to a campaign and trying to puff up his own credentials. you know how many people call and help and i can offer this. im not -- im not saying -- i dont have the context or the e-mail that said lets have this meeting, but george nader represent the it and be careful that the saudis or anybody from the uae wan...

Every day. i dont know a lot of homeless people that want to camp out there. its terrible. im not trying to diss themselves or something. if two guys come in, let them sit down. smell the aroma. >> neil: would you let anyone in? >> if i had a coffee shop -- >> neil: youre making a judgment call. >> yeah. >> neil: and beautiful seemed to be a racial call. >> inconsistentsy. the same people that were giving us cups and asking us questions about racial bias, they put their employees in a difficult ...

Classified gets redacted, someone else makes the judgment call. >> how do you substitute someone elses judgment for that of the acting fbi director? so i think that should be a sufficient defense. but remember, weve seen andrew mccabe through a similar inspector general kind of investigation, not about leaks, but the idea about the ig looking into you, its a strenuous investigation. so i dont think james comey should just brush his shoulders off about it, but i think that he has a viable defense...

>> comey is not giving an accurate picture here. what we seen from comey, again, hes the only one who can decide when leaking is okay. hes the only one who can decide when lying is okay. hes conflicted out of this and its really stunning to me to watch this. look, to think that to him that this is now about future business income more than anything else, i think is just stunning. >> its odd you would say the idea he is a person to either decide whether lying is okay or anything else when the pre...

Take the same action again. and having to reveal to us the danger of motivation, of not necessarily a partisan moat var motivation, although you had a bias in trying to control outcomes and thats not what the fbi is supposed to do. >> would the president be better off after this big tour? because it seems to just be dividing and causing a lot more polarization. >> he had a real dilemma on his hands and he had to make the decision, it was a hard judgment call, but thats what people in the fbi hav...

Off the hard work of americans and lawful immigrants who are already here. >> are you saying our doors are now closed to people who are fleeing persecution? >> no. well, okay, when you say theyre fleeing persecution that is, of course, a judgment call and something that has to be decided in a legal format. >> theres a process for that. >> we dont have the physical ability to harbor and house all those people. i wish we did. compassionately we want to help people but you have to recognize, alisyn...