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To tell me when im right because everyone does that. i pay you to tell me when you disagree. thats the kind of process any president needs and hes not getting it. the numbers you are an unprecedented amount of people going back and forth inside this administration. you have cabinet secretaries not confirmed, no real processes happening in the national security and economic councils and you have a president who seems to enjoy all of this because it gets him what he wants and ha he wants is to mak...

To rely on raw facts to come out of the administration. trump is someone who should be mature, methodical, and on top of the processes and making sure government is running effectively. you have the wheels of government getting corroded by his need to win petty arguments. the president took out a sharpie and annotated a map to make it look like he was right about whether or not dorian would hit alabama. all he said was i was wrong. >> and were all wrong, it just happens. >> despite the president...

It is, its his disdain to process, the methodical deliberate process, most sensitive and critical missions is really reckless. its always like this -- trump makes a last-minute decision. thats what makes it so dangerous. >> i think youre giving a good example but i was talking about. people say more upset about ending this than the fact that we are in year 18. when you go to war unit of a clear objective -- >> making a big point about how dysfunctional processes. >> you need to achieve at -- >> ...

First priority. shes one of five candidates still in the primary that have said this is going to be their priority. we need to overturn citizens united and reform our democratic processes so that they actually are democratic. part of the problem is, i think, you know, the david hogg generation, i feel like they understand this. they understand that the reason why -- they understand that structurally the reason why these bold reforms cannot happen is because the politicians that are in washington...

Simple. easy. awesome. jon: a weekend resignation coming out of mits prestigious media lab today, the director is stepping down amid controversy of ties to jeffrey epstein. the facility president releasing a statement that reads in part, the acceptance of the epstein gifts involved a mistake of judgment. we are actively assessing how to best improve our policies, processes, and procedures to fully reflect mits values and prevent such mistakes in the future.

Violations, go after voter suppression efforts. its not out of our reach through the democratic processes we have right now. i did a rally in milwaukee after the last debates and sat with grassroots milwaukee leaders who told me they had a 70,000 to 80,000 less african-americans that voted in milwaukee when we lost that state by about 10,000 votes. we have what we need to do. its not just the vitriolic words and violent actions of the bad people but at pauling silence and inaction of the good pe...

Going to be their priority. we need to overturn citizens united and reform our democratic processes so that they actually are democratic. part of the problem is, i think, you know, the david hogg generation, i feel like they understand this. they understand that the reason why -- they understand that structurally the reason why these bold reforms cannot happen is because the politicians that are in washington are bought and paid for by dark money korcorpoe interests. >> this is one of the big so...

Others have done differently this time in preparation based on some of the lessons you guys have learned from having gone through this so many times. what different processes or plans did you guys put in place in anticipation of hurricane dorian? >> well, fortunately we have a long time of experience doing this. weve been serving in every major disaster in the united states since 1900. so weve had a long list of good practices. and one of our greatest assets and abilities is to be able to move a...

They went to 45 different facilities. there are 100 facilities like this across the country. another thing they found, lawrence, that i think is worth noting is that six of those 45 facilities that they dropped in on did not require background checks, either fbi fingerprinting or backgrounding by child protective services. i found that to be a tragic coincidence, because when i was in texas outside of el paso last year, we were in these tent facilities that were overcrowded with children. and hh...

Kind of oversight that you would expect from the department, especially on a program that for them is relatively novel on this scale, this level of detention and separation of fast. >> thats true. i mean, the report is remarkable in its level of detail. they went to 45 different facilities. there are 100 facilities like this across the country. another thing they found, lawrence, that i think is worth noting is that six of those 45 facilities that they dropped in on did not require background ch...