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Its kind of scary at first. you know, all the prison stories ive heard. i do what i got to do, you know, cant be that bad. >> haynes recently accepted a plea deal in which his charges of pimping and pandering were dropped but he pled guilty to human trafficking and was sentenced to three years. he will take with him a permanent reminder of santa rita and an attack he alleges is by convicted murderer philip white. >> cut my face. it was super wide like nasty. >> if nothing else, haynes misfortune...

To beat. >> erick: youre a dead man benny, i bet again. >> benny: im a dead man. okay. two pair! pair of deuces. two pair! pair of tens! two pair! >> erick: oh no. >> benny: pair of kings! >> erick: benny! oh! >> benny: full house! >> erick: goodness, benny. >> benny: huh? >> erick: you got a full house. this is unbelievable. is there, like, a cooler standing behind us? >> anthony: all right, well that works for me. >> benny: thank you very much. >> anthony: this is what we call a learning exper...

American voters, it can succeed with its agenda. >> following up on that, thats what i wanted to ask you. do you think this is going to cause a rethk in the white house of how to handle things going forward, how to govern? might this be a learning experience or, on the contrary, getting back to that earlier point, are they just going to want to take that fight to washington and the courts and the establishment going forward? >> the hopeful side of me would say yes. perhaps its time that everyone...

Succeed with its agenda. >> do you think is going to cause a rethink in the white house of how to handle things going forward? how to govern? might this be a learning experience or getting back to the early experience is it going to take it to the establishment going forward? >> perhaps its time especially the trump add min station to take a step back. remember, this is a president who when he has been challenged has insulted judges. he has a chief strategist who has criticized the judiciary for...

>> so we read, richard, the presidents body language when he was given the supreme court pick. you could tell the second he went up to the microphone that he was in his element. he was doing what he loved doing. i thought it was very interesting. i was actually watching this live as he was coming in and watching it on tv, and it was very obvious, almost like he had been hit in the gut. this was not a side of this man that ive seen in the past ten years. and im sure you know, visiting dover, is s...

Some people come in and you need a cart to carry their chart. mr. hill has a chart that, despite the number of years hes been in the system, its probably no more than a half an inch thick. which tells me that he is more likely to minimize and ignore something of import than he is to come in complaining of something thats trivial. this is early enough were not going to have any problems with it. well just get it taken care of now. will it come back? this is the result of many years in the sun. >>...

This. lets talk about the push and pull. >> well, i do think that this is what president trump promised that he was going to do when he campaigned, and he does have an obligation to see through the promises that he made. but i do think that this sort of emphasizes the danger of governing entirely by executive order. this was something republicans object to with president obama, that he did w too much by executive order. >> 13 in his first week, to the 14 issues issued by president trump in his f...

Yeah, this is the result of many years in the sun. >> right. >> and theres a whole lot more of you saw the sun than just that one spot. just come back to us if you have any suspicious spots or concerns or questions. >> it makes you think. it sure makes you -- it was a wake-up call. >> this is a learning experience for jack. he will know what to look for even more than he did before. hell know the significance of these strangely acting lesions more than he did before. and hes more likely to catch...

He has said he has a complicated relationship with it, but it has been a learning experience to see the president use it. i said under any circumstance would you ban the president of the united states if he crosses the line, thats a lot of power, he wouldnt give a yes or no on that. >> yet to be seen. thank you so much. good to have you here. thats it for us. see you back here at 10:00 eastern. >> smerconish is up after a quick break. whether youre after supreme performance... advanced intelli...

He said the problem becomes that others dont understand that. the importance of it. white house staff and presidents themselves often want you to do something else. its going to be a learning experience for everybody. it will be important for people in the white house to have the presidents ear to say this is not working. >> briefly, frank, one last thought from you. >> i said earlier, credibility is the indelible ink of administrations. lyndon johnson is remembered for the lies around vietnam. ...