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Potential of the death penalty. when the assistant u.s. attorney finished and said are you aware of the possible penalties, the nodding changed. and there was a -- like that from the defendant. very strong nod. and then the magistrate judge talked about the length of the striel and the assistant u.s. attorney said it would be three to four weeks in length. also saying that if the attorney general of the united states certifies this as a death penalty case, it will go longer. so now, the case is ...

The president of the united states of america now encourages division, hatred, and exploiting them for purely electoral means. >> martha: that was a discussion this morning, nods all around the table, everybody was nodding. absolutely an agreement. >> martha, ive been saying for some time now that journalists in this country consider mr. trumps election to be national emergency. i kind of expected i might get some pushback on that, and it is interesting to hear one of the dukes -- >> martha: pic...

There is a 57% increase in antis-semitic incidents, surge in hate crimes. some people are saying there is a correlation, causation with president trump. ill tell you what i think. i dont think president trump is causing this surge in hate crimes. i think the anger created president trump. we did a lot of voter research in my last two years in congress and picked up massive anxiety and fear and desperation and hate and resentment. the difference with this president as opposed to past presidents, ...

Or we ought to beat up the press. trump doze those things. nobody stands up to him. most of them wouldnt if the president of the united states wasnt winking and nodding to the kind of violence we saw yesterday and the violence of the last weeks. >> i think its worse than just empowering crazy people to act out. it empowers a lot of other people to feel connected and joined through such you ugliness. allows them to feel free to have more every day racist ways about them for to it be more acceptin...

People, it seemed like a conflict with his own statement last night. >> julia, i see you nodding. what does nationalism mean to you? >> all the wonderful things. im nodding because i agree with peter always. i think aside from white nationalism, i think its part of what this administration or trump in particular and his advisers like stephen miller have wanted to do from the beginning, which is relitigate a lot of the things that have been set up, a lot of the structures and treatys that have be...

Preworld war ii era with the charles lindbergh-led america first committee that was isolationist and even vaguely sympathetic to the nazis. it has a history with other countries around the world and movements around the world that is not usually the message that presidents want to send. critics will say that nationalism is code for racism or anti-semitism. president trump is saying im not meaning it that way, im meaning it in effect as america above others and my job as united states president i...

That is usually not the message presidents want to send. critics say im meeting them above all others and the president of the united states says he needs an effect to be critical of patriotism. he even said last night in houston when i was there, i know were not supposed to use this word. so when he tells jim acosta today he didnt know it had some bad connotations among some people, it seemed like a conflict with his own statement last night. >> julia, i see you nodding. what does nationalism m...

Cut until we can pay for it? >> president came out middle class tax cut here it comes by next month, by november there is a problem with that obviously. congress is not in session and you cant get a tax cut without taking it through congress. ainsley: can he call them back? >> i suppose he could probably highly unlikely. brian: call them off the campaign trail? >> whats this now? whats this nodding here? >> so knowing and your notifieding right there. what were going to get is a plan. it wont be...

>> the real president. >> there she is smiling and nodding in agreement as she is introduced as the real president during a book signing in new york city. former aide floated the idea of a highly unlikely but not 0 chance that she would run again. those are your headlines. >> they havent accepted donald trumps president, they are saying out loud they never accepted this president. >> i love there is a bit of responsibility and ownership in that point that people who support her, definitely is he...

Nodding to attacks on the conservatives and republicans. end of the day rosenstein continues the public will have confidence the cases brought were warranted by evidence and appropriate use of resources. your takeaway from that? again, an extraordinary interview and he doesnt do a lot of them. >> a man who you may remember cameras were trained on him not that long ago on the fear/assumption he was going to the white house to be fired. what all eyes are on, what happens after the midterms? presum...