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Saddam husseins aggression was right, just and moral. and we did the right thing. >> it was over in quick order. it was necessary. clearly the united states was the sole power left. brit: the on question was whether united states forces should remove saddam hussein. >> it was the right thing to do. they didnt know what would happen if saddam was gone. they knew it werent be a walk in the park. he said he wouldnt do it and he kept his word. >> people said why didnt you go to baghdad and take care...

Hours. but about having to have the audacity to say well dictate all of the terms, and were going to cooperate with and he has the ultimate grand jury subpoena power in his back pocket, it is a fantasy to think they could dictate every term but it is part of the rudy to the rescue since he joined the administration. >> it is not crazy to think there would be a time limit? >> as i said, with clinton it was four hours. >> and two or three hours is too short. but it is not that different from four....

And hr mcmaster who is described as a deer salesman in terms of look. what sense do you get about the advice he is getting from those advising him? >> i think that they are providing advice. people like hr mcmaster, people like secretary of defense mattis, like secretary of state rex tillerson are providing advice, but i think the open on question is the president listening to their advice and most importantly is he digesting that advice? this book and other accounts suggest that the president m...

Mcgahn about flynn lying and saying that could potentially compromise him. february 8, flynn denies discussing the sanctions with russian officials in "the washington post" piece. he has to say he has no recollection of discussing it. february 13, flynn resigns from his national security advisor post. that is where we are. long hearing today. steve hayes, editor-in-chief of "the weekly standard," mercedes schlapp, anna palmer, and charles krauthammer. steve, thoughts on the day. what we need mos...

American people. too often it is what number as opposed to the face. >> one, i was curious about the the message from the administration and white house to young people who qualify and should they enroll going forward and those in the program now? >> what people should know, the president laid out a list of priorities. they are focused on making sure people who do have a criminal record and doing harm are the focus. we have a sery was individuals and figure out people who overstayed the visas an...

History. >> but certainly thats not something that hillary clinton wants to be, you know, thats really -- shes probably trying to set her own bar when she comes to this. she is a woman of faith. youre a man of faith. so when you look at this, where do you think the conversation should be? you say this is something that should be brought up with the staffer, but how should the campaign deal with this in a way they may be turning off people of faith that read this, and they feel excluded and like ...

Make to ease the deportation? i dont want young to make them because i dont want to upset republicans. and what was their response to the president of the united states? were going to take you to court. were going to sue you if you use presidential authority. >> so, finally, on question of the unaccompanied minors, at the same time the presidents talking about this, that he is talking about essentially we think some sort of move toward exec executive action will reduce deportations, he is asking...

That you want to be clear here that you give your client some option, some room here. at the same time you dont want to say something that will cause the court to go and make an error because if its an error and that you caused it, you know, this could be harmless error. this is critical for both sides here and particularly for the defense because theyre still trying to angle to get this case into a self-defense-type argument. if the instructions are still not very, very clear, it may very well ...

>> lisa bloom, this is exactly what you suggested might happen. this is such a vague question. theyre going to try to come up with some kind of question that says more specifically whats sort of tripping you up here. >> i always have to smile at legalese. lawyers, these are mime people. normally the question would be, hey, we have a question. and then youd say what is your question? all of that discussion and case law and talking between the attorneys off camera and with the judge was to get to ...

Verdict. they note there was no civil unrest during the 44 days between when trayvon martin was shot and killed and when george zimmerman was actually charged. nonetheless law enforcement holding that news conference yesterday essentially saying theyre not taking anything for granted. >> craig melvin, thank you very much. again, here is the situation. after deliberating all day long and three and a half hours yesterday, the jury came in this morning for the first time. about 20 minutes ago they ...