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Is involved with producing nuclear technology. when kim jong-un wouldnt give that thats when the president walked away. is that a valid reason to walk away, director? >> well, it could be. the thing about this, john, i think and the reason it went south was actually -- apart from, you know, this site is both from a process and a substance standpoint -- from a process standpoint and i thought thats the reason for appointing a special envoy, which you would typically expect is that there would be ...

Years. when you take a look at the after effect of the shutdown, its really good to do a pact analysis on three categories, people, process and technology. if im to look at the effects of the people, we know its been widely reported. 800,000 federal workers have been affected. theyre going to get their pay. unfortunately, the federal contractors who quite frankly do the yeomans work for the federal government, theyre not getting any back pay. their increased personal debt, their credit issues co...

Of civil rights and criminal justice reform and voter fraud reform and voter suppression that many of us have wanted to see this country move forward on. so he may march to the beat of his own drum, chris, but the tune that hes been beating has not been one that a lot of americans want to see happen, particularly when you have north carolina, wisconsin and what happened in georgia with stacy abra abrams. >> its exactly right. william barr is an institutionalist. hopefully, he will try to protect...

Steve: in just hours from now the confirmation hearings of president trumps second supreme court nominee, judge brett kavanaugh will get underway. democrats already slamming these hearings before they start. senator chuck schumer quote republicans know this has been the least transparent scotus process in history. the hearings should be delayed until we can fully review judge kavanaughs records. the chairman will be presiding over things chuck grassley joins us from the room. good morning to you...

Its not maybe where you went to school. i guess thats good. its not maybe where you practiced law. but its the 307 different opinions, you can read and the dissents can you read. spar on the basis of your legal knowledge. those of you who want to prove to be the smartest lawyer in the room and see if you can prove a better theory that may actually give judge kavanaugh pause. but thats not what this hearing has been about. and im so glad that im one of the last people to do an opening statement. ...

In my lifetime by a u.s. congress to protect a sitting russian president, because that is what this is about. this is all about trying to protect the interest of donald trump and his continued playing fdic and flirting with vladimir putin. if this congress does not at work to do, if we do not have people in flint, michigan, with out running water, clean water. >> harris: the department of justice that does not answer back undocumented, and i hear your incendiary comments, trying to get some clic...

Something that conservatives have been working against for a general raegz, ever since ronald reagans administration, they have built an infrastructure is and movement to up pose such policy outcomes. they have really worked to promote free trade, which some view as essentially a tax on goods coming into the united states. when the president in just a moment erodes some of the work that they have been working on 30, 40 years, its a real big thing. it will have real impacts on the economic outcom...

Information, giving false testimony to congress. hillary clinton thinking it changed the course of history by interfering in the 2016 election. do you agree with any of those assessments in. >> well, first, let me take the statements from the white house both in the process standpoint. from a process assistant, it is very unusual, maybe unprecedented for a white house spokesman to give direction or intimidation to the department of justice about who and what should be investigated. from a conten...

About the feuds. we ask questions about those things. but i mean in many ways these are important people in the white house. weve got the presidents two top aides seemingly having disagreements and we dont know the extent of it and whether its just an ordinary course of business, two people with two different ideologies or if its something more. >> well, i think from a process standpoint, whether or not someone is getting along or not getting along or whether or not one idea is getting floated o...

President could snap his fingers, declassify the supposed evidence and say, here is the proof that i was wire tapped by the former president. do i have that straight? >> yes, there are a couple of things from a process standpoint that are odd about this. one is, the president could have taken actions himself to gather some more information before leveling the allegations. or if he wanted congress to investigate, he could have requested that congress investigate, wait for the results before level...