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In these important meetings and now he wont talk about them. he stands to cash in on a book without testifying before congress. i think it is kind of outrageous, and i think he is a profile in cowardice at this point. this is a guy who has always been a kind of right wing bomb thrower but he used to have some integrity. i think he needs to step up and tell the truth. >> you think the chaos falls on bolton? you think the chaos falls on bolton here? >> theres plenty of chaos to go around, and, loo...

And values embodied in an office and in an individual. but it occurred to me in reading it, he himself has not embraced that office the way that his predecessors have. do you think that there will still be this natural inclination that you describe to be supportive of the incumbent? >> you know, its fascinating. as our politics melt down, as the media becomes an argue culture, as we are descending into tribalism and intense polarization, the office of the presidency remains the one institution, ...

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>> martha: "punctilio" got a big laugh. joining me know, judge andrew napolitano. good to see you, judge. what do you make it what he had to say? >> i think he has his finger on something but its a bigger and broader picture than just president trump. we had affectively, today, an imperial president. it doesnt matter whos in the white house. congress gave george w. bush and barack obama, republican congress to bush, democratic congress to obama, almost dictatorial powers, through the 20th centur...

Violate international law. >> secretary carrie changed decades of this careful bipartisan approach by publicly reaffirming to suppose illegality of settlements. >> with less than a month left in the obama administration, then-secretary of state john kerry announced the u.s. consider those sediments a threat to peace. >> the permanent policy of settlement construction that risks making peace impossible. in virtually every country in the world other than israel opposes settlements. >> secretary of...

Roughly 390,000 veterans of world war ii our still with us this veterans day. >> we think them very much. a rally on friday is the justice is preparing to consider. the decision to end one of his predecessors most emotionally charged as active orders. that on the fate of the dreamers. details are coming up next with what we can expect on the closely watched case. is that net carbs or total? eh, not enough fiber. chocolate would be good. snacking should be sweet and simple. the delicious taste of...

From the press for not having visible enough, you sometimes feel that the flak that you get in the job, that youre following being treated as a symbol as opposed to as a person? >> definitely evitable and i knew from my predecessors sean and sarah it would be a tough job to take and thats okay, i made it very clear that i wanted to get to know my team, you have to remember i have 3 roles in the white house, i wanted to see if there would need to be any restructuring and so i did that and needed ...

But people are embarrassed here in kansas city. >> is there going to be any move to try to change it back? >> yes, and i think were going to try to do that some time soon. but i would like to do it where theres not a city election. i would like for it to be done like we do most of the street names. that is the city council votes to approve a name, and its over. >> thats the normal procedure. >> thats the normal procedure in kansas city. i was mayor eight years and one of my predecessors who said...

Dont. and mick mulvaney is i think the weakest chief of staff in modern history. hes still acting. both of his predecessors were fired. the president makes it clear on many occasions that he makes all the decisions. everybody reports to him. it really doesnt matter to him that a number of vacancies occur in government because he is the government. and so i think that mick mulvaney is in a situation where he would never go outside his lane. he would only act at the behest of the president. even s...

Both of his predecessors were fired. the president makes it clear on many occasions that he makes all the decisions. everybody reports to him. it really doesnt matter to him that a number of vacancies occur in government because he is the government. and so i think that mick mulvaney is in a situation where he would never go outside his lane. he would only -- he would act at the behest of the president. even strong chiefs of staff go to the president with a big issue. an al haig who had enormous...