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Revealed as the author of this dossier of alleged russian dirt. the reason i raise the issue of that dossier in conjunction with this new information about the trump campaign now admitting that, yeah, they did change the republican party platform to make it more pro-russian, the reason i raised these two things together, that dossier and finally us getting an explanation on what happened with that ukraine and russia plank and the republican convention, the reason i raised these together is becau...

This new information about the trump campaign now admitting that, yeah, they did change the republican party platform to make it more pro-russian, the reason i raised these two things together, that dossier and finally us getting an explanation on what happened with that ukraine and russia plank and the republican convention, the reason i raised these together is because one of the baseline allegations of that dossier is actually -- it appears to be about that platform change. one of the things ...

Dossier is actually -- it appears to be about that platform change. one of the things it alleges is allegedly a quid pro quo between the trump campaign and russia. "the russian regime has been behind the apparent leak from the democratic national committee to the wikileaks platform. the reason for using wikileaks was plausible deniability. the operation has been conducted with the full knowledge and support of trump and senior members of his campaign team. in return, the trump team has agreed to...

Successful in recorded history. it wasnt all that covert. i mean, the russians actually got an added impulse to their efforts by having plausible deniability, but in essence allowing everyone to see who was pulling the strings. >> lets go back to that briefing where the intelligence chiefs told president-elect trump about the existence of this information. they didnt provide the actual memos, they gave him a two-page synopsis of them. some people, donald trump and also people around him think th...

To preserve its secrets, especially covert operations, plausible deniability, we better get in the game of protecting that information. that would be -- this is the biggest opportunity -- >> that was the one that josh ernest seized on today. his reacting to this. take a look. or listen. >> the president has complete confidence in the assessment put forward by the intelligence community and theres no reason to doubt it. >> what do you think of that? they stand by the intelligence community that s...

Specifically about the laquan mcdonald video and the fact that the city paid out $5 million to the mcdonald family before anyone saw that video publicly. this question of -- i asked one of the surrogates for rahm emanuel this week, when did he see the video ? she told me when the rest of you saw it. the question becomes when should he have seen it? should someone have been asking the city, as mayor, you know, why are we paying this family $5 million? what happened? >> of course. i dont doubt the...

He was saying, look, the poor guy, as he was making these -- you know, disrespectful movements if indeed thats what he was targeting. >> right. i think everything points to the idea that donald trump knew exactly who he was talking about. he talked about it as if it was negative thing. and, you know, i think in the past, donald trump has often said that he didnt know people, that he did in fact know. or that hes claimed sort of plausible deniability. but i think this particular instance is a lit...

And the epa will go on with its heavy thumb doing to others what it wont do for itself. >> yesterday, you were with us when hillary clintons campaign turned over the email server. you said 24 hours ago the situation for her was grave. now theres new information. how would you depict it? >> the new information is that the top secret email was satellite views of a foreign country. the state department does not have its own satellites, therefore that came into the state department from the intellig...

Is two different things. they are two different things what exactly are you saying? >> it gets into the realm of plausible deniability. i like a ball a certain way but i dont know what that specific air pressure is. an equipment guy know its under, thats up to the equipment guy. tom is saying here, this ball feels great in my hands. make all the balls just like this. not stressing a specific number and the air pressure. >> okay. so again, if that is true why doesnt he turn over his texts? >> wel...

Its hard to say, can chris christie survive, how can he survive, lets see what the indictments say. certain he we know what hes going to say. i was duped. but when you add the level of detail thats going to come with this, lets see how that holds up. >> hes going to continue to go with his plausible deniability game. what about the people in his orbit, the whos who. there are certain names we know that are more distinct than others, like a bridget ann kelly. wheres she going to fall? >> lets see...