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Sns i wo since trying to get otto warmbier back and he came back in a vegetative state and had been for 16 months, they refused to tell us because we had no direct diplomacy with him. with regard to the nuclear program and other issues including human rights, we need direct relations, direct talks and they need to be frank and productive and i hope this one will be. i support the summit. i think it is overdue. >> you are unveiling a report from senate republicans, just to be clear, this is a maj...

Leadership, on my watch, cia will not restart a detention and interrogation program. cia has learned some tough lessons from that experience. we were asked to tackle a mission that fell outside our expertise. for me, there is no better example of implementing lessons learned than what the agency took away from that program. in retrospect, it is clear as the majority report concluded, that cia was not prepared to conduct a detention and interrogation program. today, the u.s. government has a clea...

Clintons e-mails, rudy giuliani said this. >> the russians have those e-mails. theyve had them for some time. >> what? giuliani is now a new member of donald trumps criminal legal defense team. im joined by msnbcs howard fineman, and sam seder, host of the majority report. howard is a closer friend of mine and the show than you are, but im going to begin with you. >> okay. i was going to say i yield my time. >> because you have spoken forcefully and thoughtfully about this relationship between f...

Senator jeff merkley, thank you. >> youre welcome. thanks. >> here to help make sense of tonights extraordinary presidential meltdown, natasha bertrand, who follows the russia investigation closely for "the atlantic." democratic strategist, former "apprentice" contestant tara dowdell, and msnbc contributor sam cedar, host of the majority report with sam cedar. and ill start here today. the president -- we played about two minutes of what was i think seven, eight-minute rant. rant by the presiden...

Constitutional boundary. >> all right. senator jeff merkley, thank you. >> youre welcome. thanks. >> here to help make sense of tonights extraordinary presidential meltdown, natasha bertrand, who follows the russia investigation closely for "the atlantic." democratic strategist, former "apprentice" contestant tara dowdell, and msnbc contributor sam cedar, host of the majority report with sam cedar. and ill start here today. the president -- we played about two minutes of what was i think seven, ...

Could potentially hit the united states in the future can be attacked by the president without a congressional vote. that is a pandoras box that has no end to it. >> we should note that piece that the senator is citing is february 28th of this year. thats not an old view of john bolton. that was published, i guess, less than a month ago. three weeks ago. senator chris murphy, always a great pleasure. >> thanks. joining me now, richard painter, who served as white house chief ethics lawyer unde...

Country that has weapons that could potentially hit the united states in the future can be attacked by the president without a congressional vote. that is a pandoras box that has no end to it. >> we should note that piece that the senator is citing is february 28th of this year. thats not an old view of john bolton. that was published, i guess, less than a month ago. three weeks ago. senator chris murphy, always a great pleasure. >> thanks. joining me now, richard painter, who served as white ...

What do you think of the decision by the republican majority so shut down the house intelligence committee investigation and go ahead with issuing a majority report? >> you know, wolf, i think this will go down in the history of the house of representatives as an assault, the greatest assault on the independence of a house ever. and i am convinced that this has been orchestrated by the white house from the white house, and it reflects rk, i think, just a very low point. we have not come to the c...

Republican majority on the intel committee. it closed its russia investigation. it says theres been no collusion with the trump campaign. what happens now? is that the end, do the democrats have any options left? >> well, sure. so procedurally here what whats going to happen, alex. next thursday, march 22nd, we will have the proposed majority report, the report from the republican majority closing this out, quite prematurely, self-evidently. there will be a vigorous debate on that. democratic mi...

Earlier today. >> were very happy with the decision by the house intelligence committee saying there was no collusion with respect to russia and it was a very powerful decision. >> harris: as you can imagine, because weve seen duelling memos, democrats on the committee dont like the move. ranking member adam schiff says this issue is far from over. >> the republicans on the committee viewed their job as protecting the president, not investigating what took place. were going to continue to do the...