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Hes now at the point of openly mocking the mans speaking habits, his accent and mannerisms, which is extraordinary, going beyond simply saying you dont like the conduct of a cabinet official or you may have made a mistake in hiring him, were down to protracted personal humiliation. also just how many times rod rosenstein seems to have gotten crossways with the white house and escaped from that situation, it almost is sort of a movie-like situation where hes been damaged again and again over the ...

Jeff sessions. >> yeah, its totally possible, brian, that we could see that. hes always, i think, been in more jeopardy than rosenstein. weve seen the presidents public frustration come out with sessions again and again. hes now at the point of openly mocking the mans speaking habits, his accent and mannerisms, which is a pretty extraordinary thing going well beyond simply saying you dont like the conduct of a cabinet official or you may have made a mistake in hiring him. were down to protracted...

Last year. and governor duceys chief of staff kirk adrmz. for more joined by our round table noel nickpoor. director of strategic communications for hillary for america. and eddie glaude, a princeton professor and msnbc contributor. noel no noelle, look at that list. is it the mold of mccain, somebody willing to break with the party a little bit versus somebody whos more in the mold of alliance with donald trump? when you look at that list, what do you see? >> gosh. ive got to be honest with you...

States and iraq but to be there for decades. and this cost him a lot of support 10, 12 years ago. he was seen in the model of korea and reconstruction of europe. and on gouantanamo, i think he understood the need for security but he drew a line. and, of course this is the situation with waterboarding and torture which he himself had experienced. so i think he was not a perfect person. he is first to say that if he were here. he clearly understood and i think he put always first the principles an...

>> no. i think its overwhelming evidence that anybody else that would have done something like this abuse of pow ner in a poli force would have been fired. if you saw politicians do this, they would have been massive pressure in investigations. this guy had his job longer than he should have. his own words, we need an insurance policy if he is elected. well make sure it never happens referring to him being elected with donald trump. >> keep in mine the inspector general, i just want to point out...

And they played one of your songs, and you were doing air guitar. you were singing at the table. and you seemed so happy, and i thought, "god, after all these years, he gets a charge out of it still." i was really moved by that. i do get a joy out of it. i like it. i feel like things people feel, i can feel it inside. i can see it in their eyes and their mannerisms. so when the waiters and waitresses come up and they act a certain way, its like, "im yours. im yours." it was really apparent, and ...

But everybody noticed you, obviously. and they played one of your songs, and you were doing air guitar. you were singing at the table. and you seemed so happy, and i thought, "god, after all these years, he gets a charge out of it still." i was really moved by that. i do get a joy out of it. i like it. i feel like things people feel, i can feel it inside. i can see it in their eyes and their mannerisms. so when the waiters and waitresses come up and they act a certain way, its like, "im yours. i...

Loose. well, he joined us on the couch. big news for. play ronald reagan. filmmakers met with 50 of reagans friends, confidantes and cabinet members. even the servant who saved his life after he was shot. ainsley: going to have to peg his voice. get that voice down pat that would be the hardest thing and mannerisms. jillian: i bet he will be able to do it. steve: he is an actor and good one. brian: he was great in frequency. he won me at frequency. that movie. steve: first time he came into this...

You were involved in the sunny land summit between president xi and president obama. you prepared for many high stakes presidential meetings, serving under bush as well as obama. you think this is a dress rehearsal? is that right? for the bigger summit? >> i do think that these interactions that were having with the north koreans, both secretary pompeos meeting or the meeting with north korean experts and the dmz are intelligence gathering opportunities. typically before a high stakes meeting or...

Stylistic difference from a candidate who this will be his race to lose. his brand is still rock solid in utah and hes finding that lane between the conservative base of his party and the president who he only sometimes aligns with. >> thank you, garrett. back with me michael steele, katherine lucy. and yamiche alcindor. i was watching you watch romney. you took a suck in of beth when he answered. >> he is threading a difficult needle. he does not see the president as a role model for personal...