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Best people, this president has, as chris christie writes, i think, collected grifters and amateurs and sprikconvicted and unconvicted felons, people who are now setting the agenda and setting the policy to which were all subject. >> and thats not even to mention books by journalists like bob woodward who were sourced inside the administration with those details as well. ned price live in washington, d.c., thanks, ned. and here is something that is certain to make you smile, mohammed ali called ...

And on my watch bob will be allowed to finish his work. for yahoo! new. ned price is witho! us, a forme cia analyst and former senior director and spokesperson for the a national security counciln the obama administration, an msnbc contributor. andrew wise, an expert who served on the staff of the nationalaf security council andn the state department during the clintond administration. michael isikoff, i want to start with i you. having written the book "russian roulette" you have beensi tryin t...

Counsel regulations regulations and on my watch bob will be allowed to finish his work. for yahoo! new. ned price is witho! us, a former cia analyst and former senior director and spokesperson for the a national security council the obama administration, an msnbc contributor. andrew wise, an expert who served on the staff of the nationalaf security council and the state department during the clintond administration. michael isikoff, i want to start with i you. having written the book "russian ro...

I believe that includes in international airports -- >> overwhelmingly at the airports. >> the other two statistics were about the southern border. i think it got unfortunately -- >> i get it. >> that is an unfortunate misstatement and everybody makes mistakes. the fact is, its corrected here. >> what do you make of that? that sounded a little like a walk back. then we heard the conversation with pence and they dont seem to be walking back. these are facts, ned. it would stand to reason that if ...

Talk about that because thats classified. to me, that smacks -- >> so thats political? >> thats political. that is what -- politization, pure and simple. >> the politization of national security stuff is just really dangerous. as ned says, people like you and me dont have the ability to prove them wrong. the irony is ainsleys ability to prove the administration wrong comes from the administrations own sta tichtices. at least were getting that from the government. if they just decided to not tell...

Those indictments are both out there, theyre pending. the big question that mueller is charged with answering from rod rosenstein is whether or not there was a conspiracy or collusion between the campaign or anyone involved with it and russia. and thats the question mueller has yet to answer. >> we look at the extension here, though, ned, politically cuff probably hear the drum beat already beginning. okay, its been extended by six months here. those critical of it will say this is more -- this ...

Israeli, the qataris, perhaps did undertake in 2016. that could be an addition an focus lana -- additional focus of the mueller probe. >> i think ned is exactly right. theres also this hangsiing iss of the indictments of russians who hacked the dnc. that comes all the way up to the pre pre precipice if there was american involvement in that. >> and that was one of the earliest developments, joyce. >> thats right. those who initiated the social media and the hacking.

He definitely wouldnt do anything to break the laws. and i cant imagine that he would have broken spy laws. in any country, let alone in russia. >> that was the twin brother of an american being detained in russia on espionage charges. u.s. ambassador john huntsman was allowed to visit paul whelan today and offered the embassys support. whelan is accused of spying but the kremlin hasnt offered any details on what led to his arrest. wheel sn a former marine whose family says he was in moscow for ...

11th hour" continues. theres no way that paul is a spy. he definitely wouldnt do anything to break the laws. and i cant imagine that he would have broken spy laws. in any country, let alone in russia. >> that was the twin brother of an american being detained in russia on espionage charges. u.s. ambassador john huntsman was allowed to visit paul whelan today and offered the embassys support. whelan is accused of spying but the kremlin hasnt offered any details about what led to his arrest. >> ...

>> that was the twin brother of an american being detained in russia on espionage charges. u.s. ambassador john huntsman was allowed to visit paul whelan today and offered the embassys support. whelan is accused of spying but the kremlin hasnt offered any details on what led to his arrest. wheel sn a former marine whose extrem family says he was in moscow for a friends wedding. but the timing of the arrest is raising flags for u.s. intelligence officials. it comes weeks after russian gun rights ...