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Wars. but if you read the media account, it makes it sound like america loves war but you say they dont. >> it depends on the circumstances. americans didnt want to get into world war ii. roosevelt did so there was a conflict he had to do something about. he did everything he could including actions that i would consider to be unconstitutional, impeachable to get us into that war. the same thing took place with regard to iraq. i dont think the american people were as intent on not going in to th...

With iran, and whether or not donald trump does or not is going to be one of those things that his famous gut will lead him to it one way or the other. he will either decide that theres a benefit to his image in it or not, and i think thats unfortunately the sort of president we have right now, where hes really going to look at it through his own prism, whereas bolton is looking at it through a ideological and a perspective built up over a long period of time where he views iran as a central mal...

With iran, and whether or not donald trump does or not is going to be one of those things that his famous gut will lead him to it one way or the other. he will either decide that theres a benefit to his image in it or not, and i think thats unfortunately the sort of president we have right now, where hes really going to look at it through his own prism, whereas bolton is looking at it through a ideological and a perspective built up over a long period of time where he views iran as a central mal...

I think those are the issues were talking about. as you know, many of the polls -- the last five polls that were out there had me beating trump by at least nine points. sometimes double digits. we can beat trump if were prepared to talk about the issues impacting working people and get them involved in the political process. >> senator, one of the candidates who is talking about issues more than anyone is elizabeth warren, your colleague. also against wall street, against big business. many of y...

The question becomes who was the first democratic contender he attacks? he cant take it in these upcoming debates and not be fighting back. at some point, he is going to have to attack. >> bill: they are turning their fire on joe biden. i will be significant. >> no question about it. i think what elizabeth warren is going to do, even though she is not in the debate, she will set the stage and put it on biden and sanders to respond to her, even though she is not on the -- >> bill: s asking them h...

You just have gotten confused. life threw too many curveballs at you. just keep god in your heart and things will get better. they will. maybe not the way you want, but better. im so glad i had you. youre very important in my life. its good to hear [ bleep ] like this. this remind me that people out there care. theyre still thinking about me. theyre still just keeping me in their heart. i dont know if this prisons gonna eat me alive. if im going to end up -- if this prisons gonna be the death of...

Children. literally three or four more times likely to die from pregnancy-related conditions. to heidis point about there was plenty of time to chew this over, if you think about the heartbeat bill from ohio which was signed in april, that was a 7-year process. i mean, its not as if some of the challenges weve seen in states were just suddenly erupted and appeared. theres really been a long, steady march. what about the fact that president trump, when he was elected, made it very clear he was go...

Ben -- beneath me to do childish tweets and name calling. >> are you offended. >> not in the slightest. people tells me nothing this president does surprises you. >> so kate, you have the u.s. president going after the london mayor but doesnt this all in the end elevate mayor khan. is this something that hes enjoying? >> i think certainly it is put him on a bigger world stage. but really there has been a long history of animosity between president trump and mayor khan. there has been a long -- a...

Its a quasi judicial process in asset political branch. but its a long, involved one that requires a lot of hard work and a lot of preparation. >> youve worked with both mueller and barr over the course of your career. barr was certainly a member of the firmament of the gop washington legal establishment. how surprised have you been at his behavior thus far? >> somewhat surprised on certain grounds, not on others. i think in some ways he has hewed to institutional positions the department of jus...

>> reporter: the husband had an alibi. >> could he have slipped away for, say, ten minutes? >> he couldve done anything. but he didnt. >> reporter: 13 years. three trials, appeals, reversals. and changing stories. >> the big picture here, charles, for a lot of people is it sounds like a crock. it doesnt pass the sniff test. >> theres a lot of things about this case that doesnt make sense. >> reporter: it has been a long, winding pursuit of justice as one family sees it. >> it just gets more and ...