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For the president to pardon somebody who was convicted of lying to the fbi and obstruction of justice when all this stuff is going on? maybe take president trumps name out of it. president x, this is going on around president x and president x pardoned somebody for doing something similar in the past. as a neutral observer, do you think it looks suspicious? >> what looks strange or suspicious, what looks strange is when red rosenstein writes the memo why you should fire james comey, comey leaks ...

Comments in the book by wikal wolfe. but you see bannon communicating through back channels, he has friend in the wing who are also friends with president trump who talk to president trump on the phone. you see him reemerging in washington working from his town house trying to influence the presidents legal strategy. thats why you see him trying to through ditch means communicate miss approach. >> it becomes a lit unclear to the casual observer as to where the president and the white house actua...

Conversation very much the same thing that he told the senate later under oath after the president had fired him. quote, what can i do to relieve the cloud? kept coming back to it makes it hard to do business for the country. we will do the work well. all of that echoing almost to the exact phrase the way comey described the presidents behavior and statements under oath later to the senate. also this note in which comey appears to have told dana boente, quote, told a.g. before recusal, i cannot ...

Mr. trump is hollering because he knows this hurts, it is hitting him. hes showing guilty knowledge. >> i think we have to keep the issues separate until we know that they are co-mingled, right? the raid on michael cohens office is more than likely related to the stormy daniels payments, which is not related to the russia investigation. that said, the reason why trump is hollering, as paul says, michael cohen is his lawyer. that means he is the perfect representation of how donald trump has cond...

American civil war. one observer said that lee defined audacity, that lee was the kind of person whod take the chances that needed to be taken to drive the yankees back from richmond. >> to save the confederacy and his reputation, lee has only one choice -- continue the offensive and hope that mcclellan is too apprehensive to advance on richmond. >> lieutenant mcclellan. >> lee and mcclellan served together in the mexican american war, where lees aptitude for battle reveals a striking difference...

Military success during the american civil war. one observer said that lee defined audacity, that lee was the kind of person whod take the chances that needed to be taken to drive the yankees back from richmond. >> to save the confederacy and his reputation, lee has only one choice -- continue the offensive and hope that mcclellan is too apprehensive to advance on richmond. >> lieutenant mcclellan. >> lee and mcclellan served together in the mexican american war, where lees aptitude for battle r...

Talking with roger stone, long-time associate of the president. former campaign adviser and observer of and participant in american hardball politics. thanks for being with us, sticking around. cnn is reporting the president increasingly believes hes his own best adviser, is relying less and less on the advice of those in the white house. would you encourage him in that? do you think thats a wise move for him? >> yes. i say let trump be trump. look, he has run the most improbable and brilliant p...

Which is the successor organization to the kgb. maybe this is just a lifetime achievement medal, but it gives the impression that this is a reward for something much more current. >> well done. like when we kizlyak these basically crowd surfed him to moscow. >> and go back to 2012, because torshin is an observer of the 2012 election with obama and romney. hes thinking about american politics. he goes and visits nrahood quarters after that, and visits sergei kisliyak. what is going on here? i sus...

Interesting medal from the fsb, which is the successor organization to the kgb. maybe this is a lifetime achievement, but it gives the impression that this is a reward for something much more current. >> well done. they -- what we saw kislyak come back after his term was done and remarkable turn in the trump campaign, they crowd surfed him from st. petersburg to moscow. >> go back to 2012 because torshin is meeting and an observer in the 2012 election between obama and romney. hes thinking about...

Trump tower meeting. and torshin receives an infamous medal from the successor organization to the kgb. maybe this is just a lifetime achievement medal but it gives the impression this is a reward for something much more current. >> like when we saw kislyak come back to moscow, they basically crowd surfed him from st. petersburg to moscow. meanwhile the nra guy is getting the medal. >> go back to 2012. torshin, an observer of the 2012 election between obama and romney. hes thinking about america...