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Himself for a variety of reasons. we also were aware of facts that i cant discuss in an open setting that would make his continued engagement in a russia-related investigation problematic. >> in a closed door meeting with senators that followed, according to reporting, comey confirmed that he had been talking about a story about classified intelligence suggesting an undisclosed meeting between sessions and the russian ambassador in april-may 2016 at the mayflower hotel in washington. now, althou...

Himself for a variety of reasons. we also were aware of facts that i cant discuss in an open setting that would make his continued engagement in a russia-related investigation problematic. >> in a closed door meeting with senators that followed, according to reporting, comey confirmed that he had been talking about a story about classified intelligence suggesting an undisclosed meeting between sessions and the russian ambassador in april-may 2016 at the mayflower hotel in washington. now, althou...

Did in 2008. theyre taking it to a level, the president is taking it to i ae a level that is scary. >> democrats did it, too. covering the clinton campaign and sanders campaign, they were not saying the press is amazing people and theyre here to tell the truth. they were also very angry at reporters. i think they contributed to it, too. >> unfortunately im out of time and i wanted to bring up matthews favorite topic since you wrote about it so well, the 2016 campaign was still going on today. [ ...

In washington democrats feel about the presidents domestic agenda. >> but mark, its not may 2016, it is may 2017. the democrats are going to be going up and trying to win back seats in the house, seats in the senate in 2018. theyre going to try and convince voters that they can do a better job than republicans can. we just had that montana special election. were coming up on the georgia special election. how are democrats doing right now in conveying their ideas instead of just being anti-trump?...

Able to articulate that to him. >> what do you think? >> i think we have to look at the situation in the frame of domestic politics as well because the president often acts in response to what people think of him. what his opinion polls might be and how strong his constituency he feels like supports him. whats so interesting is how -- he loves to win. and he loves to be praised in public. after that syria strike we all saw that he received lots of positive feedback from that. and so i think he k...

During this week where a slew of his decisions and pronouncements were completely at odds with what he told voters. trump in may 2016. >> nato is obsolete. >> trump this week. >> i said it was obsolete. its no longer obsolete. >> again, trump last may. >> china, which has been ripping us off, the greatest abuser in the history of this country. >> and trump this week. >> president xi wants to do the right thing, we had a very good bonding. >> during his campaign, trump repeatedly slammed federal ...

More now from dana bash. >> reporter: one of donald trumps many memorable lines on the campaign trail was about isis. >> i would bomb the [ bleep ] out of them. i would just bomb those suckers. >> reporter: given that, launching the mother of all bombs against an isis target makes a lot of sense. >> were very, very proud of our military. >> reporter: under normal circumstances, that consistency, a campaign vow with a high profile follow-through is standard, expected. but not with this president ...

Million by 2020. donald trump called the cost of the f 35 program out of control. rob: a victory for parents. amazon finally giving cashback, refunds for purchases parents say were made by their kid. cheryl casone he, foxbusiness, this is a funny one. a big payday. steve: do i want to give my kid my phone? and liable from unfairly billing parents for their kids and apps purchases. they are not close to getting refunds for those unauthorized, amazon and the federal trade commission, $70 million, ...

The army intelligence analyst was convicted of handing over documents on american military and diplomatic activities to wikileaks. well, manning has completed nearly seven years of her 35 year prison sentence, but now set to be released this may. 2016 manning twice attempted to commit suicide while incarcerated at ft. leavenworth. the commutation brings new focus on julian assange. last week wikileaks tweeted if obama grants manning clemency. well wait to see if mr. assange will be coming into t...

Be so different and unique from that. it is going to be to work alongside warriors keeping americans safe and so i stand by the things ive said previously with respect to that issue. >> so im not clear. do you believe that nasas findings are debatable? >> i havent spent enough time to tell you that ive looked at nasas findings in particular. i cant give you any judgment about that today. >> can you guarantee me that you will and well have a follow-up conversation on this. >> im happy to continue...