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Obstruction of justice, which, of course, would involve questions about the firing of the former fbi director james comey, also, of course, possibly michael flynn. trumps personal lawyer rudy giuliani also telling "the journal" an interview between trump and mueller is, quote, still on the table. "outfront" now, wired contributing editor garrett graff and author of "the threat matrix." good to have you with me. i appreciate your time, garrett. so what do you make of the fact that these negotiati...

Members of the team are satisfied and the surgeon is relieved he didnt have to get up during the procedure to check the computer that controls the forceps. its too far away from the operating table. just not to give you this machine is one that theyre operating surgeon needs to control not an assistant if there even is an assistant in the o.r. i start moment. to speak to. the neurosurgeon helps found a research project at leipsic university hospital. a dummy operating theatre has been set up at ...

>> jason: the healing power of baseball. a new season is underway. a special dream has already been realized on the field in a middle school at tennessee. the catcher hasnt left the loss of an arm keep him from playing as well. look at how easily he catches the ball, flips his glove in the air, grabs the ball and tosses it back to the picture. lukes arm was amputated when he was 19 months old due to an e. coli infection. talk about a fighter. his mom said luke flatlined on the operating table th...

>> jason: the healing power of baseball is impressive. new season is underway with all of its promise but a special dream has already been realized on the field in a middle school in tennessee. 14-year-old catcher luke terry hasnt let the loss of an arm keep him from playing baseball. not only baseball but playing catcher. look at how easily he catches thee ball, flips his glove into the air, grabs the ball and then tosses it back to the pitcher. lukes arm wasos amputated whene was just 19 month...

Provided for in whatever way you have less of an incentive to do things you wouldnt otherwise do like small glass or drink less and so on. i dont actually disagree with the premise except for that last bit about the limited resources. it is the same thing if you gone in for surgery they may tell you dont eat me for hours before hand because unpleasant things could happen if you have to be intimated. in that sense, if they say look, the surgery is a high risk of you dying because you are so morbi...

Provided for in whatever way you have less of an incentive to do things you wouldnt otherwise do like small glass or drink less and so on. i dont actually disagree with the premise except for that last bit about the limited resources. it is the same thing if you gone in for surgery they may tell you dont eat me for hours before hand because unpleasant things could happen if you have to be intimated. in that sense, if they say look, the surgery is a high risk of you dying because you are so morbi...

Have less of an incentive to do things you wouldnt otherwise do like small glass or drink less and so on. i dont actually disagree with the premise except for that last bit about the limited resources. it is the same thing if you gone in for surgery they may tell you dont eat me for hours before hand because unpleasant things could happen if you have to be intimated. in that sense, if they say look, the surgery is a high risk of you dying because you are so morbidly obese and we want you to try ...

Have less of an incentive to do things you wouldnt otherwise do like small glass or drink less and so on. i dont actually disagree with the premise except for that last bit about the limited resources. it is the same thing if you gone in for surgery they may tell you dont eat me for hours before hand because unpleasant things could happen if you have to be intimated. in that sense, if they say look, the surgery is a high risk of you dying because you are so morbidly obese and we want you to try ...

You know, most -- a really empowered chief of staff would have tried to take the phone away on day one. that obviously never happened. meantime hes got to be thinking about worst-case scenarios. when ronald reagan was on the operating table in 1981 in george washington hospital, james baker went into a utility closet with ed mees and discussed the 25th amendment. baker decided not to activate it. two reasons. one, he knew it would look like a power grabby the vice president. number two, he knew ...

Script for a day of two but the next day he rips the script up, goes on an unhinged tirade. >> thats the pressure cooker thing we were hearing about in the "the washington post" tonight and if you control him it might be you make thinss worse making a bigger explosion a few days so. >> maybe so but i think the real concern here is that you have somebody who, again, said during the campaign, why do we have nuclear weapons if we cant use them? you have got somebody who goes on these unhinged tirad...