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Impact, a violation of the campaign finance laws. >> i thought it was very direct. as i said earlier, it was almost like a sermon for the prosecutors. people like you, who work in legitimate campaigns, working for people like hillary, working very hard all the time. in the daylight, everybody knows what youre doing. knocking on doors, position papers. heres this sneaky business of paying off these two women, violating campaign laws, its a campaign contribution. youre working a publisher to catch...

What youre doing. knocking on doors, position papers. heres this sneaky business of paying off these two women, violating campaign laws, its a campaign contribution. youre working a publisher to catch and kill and its all done intricately to avoid being caught. >> thats what ive been thinking about a lot today, while we were slaving away at hillary clintons campaign, writing policy papers, really focusing on the nuances in these health care proposals she was putting out, these guys were in trump...

Plenty of stories that she could tell that would be fodder for tabloids. >> lets talk about that. what kind of information might she be able to share with the special counsels investigators? >> well, she said yesterday that she worked almost kind of like did a lot of web work for roger stone. that she wrote a lot of -- did web design and wrote position papers for him, but she said that she couldnt have been connected with the trump campaign because she was in prison for much of that time period....

Ar-15 that can take out the lives of 17 or 49 individual? its simply unreasonable. but it gives you a sense of how far theyve been able to take this fight. many of the states, my state being ground zero for that fight, i tell you i beat them as a city councilman and i look forward to beating them for the great state of florida. >> its one thing if the nra were putting out their constitutional argument for why they believe that teenagers should be able to buy an ar-15 and they do put out position...

We did a lot of legwork, putting on out position papers and white papers from the treasury department, explaining how we could reform the corporate tax code in a way that would eliminate loopholes, lower the overall rate, make our businesses more competitive here in the united states, do something good for the committee economy, in a way that wouldnt worsen our deficit picture. so there is a good way to do this, a commonsense way. that is not what republicans chose to pursuit. >> how do you thin...

I thought, who is that? checks out, thats what my house old budgets like! >> not exactly a norman rockwell depiction of the typical middle class american family. chris, theyre straining to try to justify putting forward this kind of legislation and trying to convince people that it benefits them. the truth is, we know what this was, this was a corporate tax cut bill that was done without much consideration at all to middle class families, no consideration to the deficit. chris, you were talking ...

Many years ago. he did always said to do the things he thought was in the best interests of his constituents which is in the state of alabama. i dont think anybody should be able to count on my vote for anything. theyve got to make sure im looking at it, studying it, im going to study all sides. >> is there an issue or two where you think you might vote with the republicans? just looking at your position papers, you seem like a democrat. i dont really see any areas where you might vote with the ...

He does he does whats best for his constituents. i dont think republdemocrats s count on my vote for everything. im going to study all sides. >> is there a position you think you might vote for the republicans? just looking at your position papers, you seecm like a democrat. i dont see any areas where you might vote with the republicans. >> sure. i think youre going to see an infrastructure bill coming up next year. thats going to be, i think, very important to the people of the state of alabama...

And people care about schools and they care about safety in their communities. in northern virginia there have been gangs who are made up of people who are illegally in this country and for him not to bring that up for safety in communities would actually be ignoring one of the top responsibilities of the state government. so, yeah, taxes are important, second amendment rights are important, public safety, schools, a variety of issues. so, eds talking about issues that matter to people. in fact,...

They will be, information coming from twitter, from cable news, from the guys at the locker room at the country club, thats still going to be impossible to get your arms around. >> david, all presidents absorb information differently. some like more images, more data, long essays. clearly the way this president seems to absorb information, i mean, a lot of it is from television, is stuff from twitter. so even if the -- if general kellys controlling the position papers that are going in to the pr...