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Going on, and the government blames far right elements for what -- for that violence and images you see there. evidence also that the members of the far left causing some of the trouble. that is now under control, of course, the street is much calmer and the violence contained, but the question is what happens next, the protests continues, and they are out protesting what began as a fight against this rise on fuel, attacks by the french government. we expect to here emmanuel macron address that ...

This is just one passage in the 1,000 pages of reporting. this is not a political question. this is an expediential question. >> what is important about that, alisyn, we know and this is the presidents government, his own scientists who are issuing a dire report that conforms with the science that we know with the reality that we see, the question i have is for those who want to combat climate change, is there a different political strategy that is different than the international approach that ...

>> let me be clear, i was wrong on this. i thought it would shut down last summer. one piece we saw was the written responses to the special councils questions, and at this point your guess is as good as mine. i know robert mueller personally and used to work for him, and he does not like to sit around and watch paint dry, and i have to ask the question who else is left out there to talk to. i have to believe this is closing down pretty soon. >> yeah, we know a man you know, john, who is the def...

When the approval rating is low, its because they are rating him low on the economy, and thats not the case here. what that suggested to me is theres something unconventional going on. donald trump is being unconventional in his presidency and it seems to be hurting him. 81% of americans think the presidents administration has been less conventional than usual, 81%. the question is, is that good or bad? only 27% say its good and 46% say its bad. so the question is, all of that, it suggests that ...

>> of course, he and stone are all sort of in the same ecosystem. that said, you know, of course he comes out as a birther and hes in the right wing festival that gets tied up on the periphery of the trump campaign, but the larger questions mueller has been tasked to investigate, thats one of the more interesting questions. >> unless he knows about wikileaks, which gets to the phil mudd question, which is what else is out there if robert mueller will issue indictments about wikileaks, and maybe ...

Reinforcing the presidents mess ed message. its a way to get certain people out of the country and dump them in the u.s. no longer. dems created this problem. no crossings. theres not a single issue the president cant politicize, first of all. many have said in the past, this is a bipartisan problem and we need to figure it out and we need a bipartisan solution, and thats not how president trump feels, but to his point, shouldnt it be the responsibility of mexico to stave off these people coming...

Place in the united states, a political rally to support the mississippi candidate and its going to be a hate fest, they will use the images to support donald trumps image of the world. >> if there is some sort of deal it needs to include investing in the home countries. cutting foreign aid, as we have to guatemala or honduras is not the answer for the problems there, so that would be interesting if that was part of the conversation of how to fix this. >> for a couple of reasons, the chief of st...

Buy the muddy waters. we have to call aggression aggression. instead hes not only threatening the eu, but add to that his previous statements about monta tphaeug yo, and not just the message the saudis got in the wake of khashoggi, but the way putin may feel he can do whatever he wants because who is going to stop him, who is going to stop him over the baltic states, and thats why this is so dangerous heading into the g20. >> remember, he has held that since president bush was president. this is...