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I hope they look at judge gorsuchs records and merits as a judge and will see that hes a well-qualified judge. hes had a murder of support from folks all over the idealogical spectrum. republicans can come out in his favor. independents, democrats. i hope folks look at him for who he is and the judge based on his own record. >> neil: seems like he has all the republicans with him, which is a good thing. even lindsey graham, who is not a fan of this president, said its the single best thing that ...

Behalf of his turkish clients, even well after the nomination process was over when he should have been turning his focus to the chore of governance. we know on election day he wrote this op-ed criticizing pennsylvania-based turkish cleric and in that -- >> actually criticized him saying he should be deported. >> absolutely. that did not disclose his ties with this turkish governments contract. >> that letter, that op-ed was published in the hill newspaper here in washington and it was a pretty ...

Workers. back to the schedule for a second. this morning the president received his daily intelligence briefing. he had lunch with lindsey graham of south carolina who will continue to be an important partner as the presidents nominee for the supreme court judge gorsuch begins the nomination process next week. he is leading a discussion with senator cotton, purdue and members of the white house sister staff. they are expected to discuss the merit based immigration reforms that the president ment...

Learning, pamela, when he was very successful at his business, but he was running a private company. and what that meant was, he did not have a board that he reported to. and he did not have shareholders, in effect, that he reported to. and i think hes finding that the free-wheeling style that he could use as a -- in a private business is very different than governing a hugely complex institution with lots of constitutional checks and balances as well as traditional normative traditionchecks and...

>> there is a problem in that many of the sub cabinet nominees have not yet been nominated, so there is nothing n for the senae to operate on. i am hopeful that the white house will accelerate the nomination process and get them to us. so we can take them up and confirm them. you are right, it is enormously. frustrating to all of us but it is a combination of both obstruction on the democratic side and at least so far, thet administration not getting the sub cabinet appointees to us for confirma...

Bureaucracy so he can start changing the course of state so we can move our agenda down the field and a lot of the conversation swres been having so far, all the nonsense at the or cars last night is just a distraction from getting that accomplished but we have a bureaucracy and judiciary thats very activist in terms of rolling back his executive order on immigration and democrats slow rolling the whole nomination process and holding up him getting his team in place. by this point in the balm ad...

The influential conservative political action conference, known as cpac, just wrapped up its annual meeting and this time around, it was a gathering like weve never seen before. donald trump, once a pariah to conservatives, is now a star attraction. cnns tom foreman looks at the complicated relationship between the new president and the conservative establishment. >> you finally have a president, finally! took you a long time. >> for all the cheering at cpac, donald trump is hardly the champion ...

Wall street seems to like it all. >> brush it off. >> five consecutive days of gains. cnns christina alesci is here for a market preview. >> thats right. its quite incredible. we could see a pullback today because futures are slightly down. as you said, winning streaks for stocks, all three indices hit highs for five straight days in a row. thats the first time thats happened in 25 years. trump this morning, of course, taking credit on twitter, tweeting stocks hit new highs with longest winning ...

This is going to happen. unfortunately it piled on this week and they didnt want to have another fight like we saw with betsy devos. they didnt want to bring in the vice president. the nomination process here fell apart. >> bret: jonah, the nsa will turn to vice admiral robert hardwired, well respected across the board. in the intelligence community, in the military, he has a big resume. there are still calls for investigations, sometimes calls for republicans for investigations into the russia ...

This is going to happen. unfortunately it piled on this week and they didnt want to have another fight like we saw with betsy devos. they didnt want to bring in the vice president. the nomination process here fell apart. >> bret: jonah, the nsa will turn to vice admiral robert hardwired, well respected across the board. in the intelligence community, in the military, he has a big resume. there are still calls for investigations, sometimes calls for republicans for investigations into the russia ...