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Of course but that familiarity, the banality is part of what trumps the visceral reaction. this isnt spectacular. its life in america. long-winded tweet. actually its life through the eyes of a true hater, some on truly intolerant. this is how white men look. look. look at the faces. what are they supposed to look like? i thought everyone was supposed to look however they want. isnt that how liberalism is? their own truth, whatever they want to look like a supposed be okay. not if you are a whit...

Years. most persons too, right? those two sources telling cnn the closed-door meeting was long, not because it was substantive or productive, but because the president was putting on the same kind of long-winded and frankly outrageous performance we saw later in the rose garden. president trump, he says hes proud of himself. >> im very proud of doing what im doing. i dont call it a shutdown. i call it doing what you have to do for the benefit and for the safety of our country. you can call it th...

Senate. >> im going to go out on a limb here and guess that most people in congress, republicans and democrats, would not be prepared to see the shutdown last for years. most americans do, right? those two sources telling cnn the closed-door meeting was long, not because it was substantive or productive, but because the president was putting on the same kind of long-winded and frankly outrageous performance we saw later in the rose garden. president trump, he says hes proud of himself. >> im ver...

Hickman ewing. >> well, they got me to come up from little rock to play the president. i watched the video of his deposition in the jones case. even the mannerisms, you know, when he would do this or hed drink water -- i mean, i was gonna really try to play the role. >> we knew that part of his strategy was going to be to try to run out the clock. >> hicks an old southern boy, and he did a very good job of the long-winded, narrative answer. >> bob bittman questioned me. "did you ever give any gi...

Hickman ewing. >> well, they got me to come up from little rock to play the president. i watched the video of his deposition in the jones case. even the mannerisms, you know, when he would do this or hed drink water -- i mean, i was gonna really try to play the role. >> we knew that part of his strategy was going to be to try to run out the clock. >> hicks an old southern boy, and he did a very good job of the long-winded, narrative answer. >> bob bittman questioned me. "did you ever give any gi...

To my knowledge he did not memorialize meetings with president obama, mr. comey said i met with senior leadership team of the fbi, shared with them a memo that i created about the february 14th conversation. thats the conversation with the president. and we debated what to do. the issue of course was whether the request from the president amounted to obstruction of justice. because we didnt feel we could go to attorney general sessions because he was about to be recused. there was no deputy atto...

Is the shrinking outrage. the rest of the world will get used to him almost when its too late. its going to be in the seventh year of his presidency when they realize they are going to miss him when we have another bland, vanilla, monotonous president who is long-winded and boring and press conferences. >> greg: are you talking about mike pence? >> kennedy: when they were showing the guy eating the dumm dummy, so then hes not present, then what do you want? thats the opposite of what most people...

This nominee was being completely transparent about her role and offering up the information for us to be able to make an informed decision about her nomination. >> you said that she was remarkably consistent with what she said during the open hearing. are you saying you learned nothing more on her opinions on torture or more on her background in a closed hearing? >> i think thats correct. i mean this is someone whos very good at giving long legalese answers but avoiding the fundamentals of just...

He is well aware of the pitfalls this presents. >> something interesting in our article, you reported on a practice session that president trumps attorneys put him through. what did your sources tell you about that? >> well, yes. so they ran some sample questions by president trump in the white house residence to see how he would do, and they made very little headway. they were there for four hours, but they were repeatedly interrupted. national security advisers would come into the room, they w...

This data back. mark acknowledged this. and i said, do you think you can get the data back? and he said, not always. i would say not at all. almost not at all. its out there and its never coming back. so thats the problem. these huge data sets that are so valued by marketers and so valued by the russians, everybody values them. so thats really the problem is this ocean of data that is now out there and not subject to scrutiny. >> care ra, does mark, do you think does he realize how badly some pe...