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As much as policy differences may have factored into this, the mode, the manner, the apparent chaos surrounding it, the sudden nature of it, all of it speaks to something else about the way this white house in particular operates. it underscores new reporting tonight on what jake tappers source says, and i quote. an administration with dysfunctional processes and bureaucracy. one that attracts people who are willing to make the big compromise to work for trump, so theyre especially cutthroat. it...

Have to understand. empowering these agencies to have a role in our democratic processes, usually when i talk about these issues i worry about marginalized communities. communities that dont have a lot of power that are trying to get their essential civil rights. here we have a case where during the presidential election the fbi was investigating both candidates campaigns and had an ability to influence the election about president. and do we really want to have an institution that can do that k...

Than anything that i can think of. >> plresident obama had as i recall a grand total of three national security advisers over the eight years with you serving the longest in that office. president trump has now gone through three. hell be starting his fourth, he promises, next week. so they could be on track to getting close to eight even in the first term. what does that do to the national security processes within the administration? >> its extraordinarily disruptive. and its irresponsible, qu...

Political hides. one of them was to deconstruct and so the question is whether the president is going to show the administrative state. leadership here because mitch mcconnell has made clear hes all these acting folks, has had not putting anything on the floor that the president wont a clear and direct impact on sign. foreign policy, right. this president after every only trump can fix it. massacre seems to have a which means in interesting sorts familiar pattern where he flirts of ways that hes...

The first term. what does that do to the national security processes within the administration? >> its extraordinarily disruptive. and its irresponsible, quite frankly. to illustrate the point, when i was named national security adviser in early june of 2013, i had more than a month of -- or about a month of overlap with my predecessor, tom donilon. that was time in which even though i was still serving as united nations ambassador i spent most of my time in washington meeting with tom,

Spent most of my time in washington meeting with tom, going in great depth through the issues that were on our plate and the processes that i needed to understand. i spent time in national security meetings, the presidents daily briefing with the president of the united states. i got a sense of how president obama wanted that role to be played, a very, very important role at the right hand of the president. and when i came to -- back to washington to take on the job, july 1st, not only was i wel...

Going in great depth through the issues that were on our plate and the processes that i needed to understand. i spent time in national security meetings, the presidents daily briefing with the president of the united states. i got a sense of how president obama wanted that role to be played, a very, very important role at the right hand of the president. and when i came to -- back to washington to take on the job, july 1st, not only was i well prepared by tom in that process but obviously i had ...

A source close to the administration tells me that boltons exit is the result of, quote, an administration with dysfunctional processes and bureaucracy that attracts people width to make the big compromise to work for trump so they are cutthroat. it is a real snake pit and it is run by, quote, an erratic president who is hard to manage and brings out the worst sensibilities in people and add it up and john bolton standing for prince -- principle such as inviting the taliban to camp. but he didnt...

Room and he was important in at least that regard. >> when you say he could be the one that saves donald trump, you werent referring to this specific moment, but youre making a bigger point here which is each if you dont like what he thought, he provided a value. >> hed seen a process work and hed seen a proper white house working. those processes didnt matter that much because all that really matters is staying in the good graces of donald trump which john bolton was not able to do. >> right. >...

Table gives everyone a chance to be part of the change for the better. in addition to adapting to the changing climate follows may have to come face to face with a new kind of change in how agriculture is practiced robots are being developed to perform just about every activity in the farming process how could this in fact data be of processes and what can farmers do to stay if it. wants growing here we needs or carrots. here in this field a prototype is being tested the hope is that this techno...