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Constitutional inheritance, at a time when we might not be able to take a shove in either direction. >> it sounds like a paradox but in many ways those observations go together. it is at moments when the soundness of our democratic setup, especially at its seams, moments when it is being tested, that we need to pay the most attention to the structure. the question before us is can our democracy accommodate the forces that are hitting us through the 21st century? i think it can. but to get there,...

Police officers in germany. and some of them have highly developed facial recognition skills. josh davis has developed a series of tests that can identify so-called super recognizes davis is one of britains leading experts on through and 6 facial identification and hes been working with police departments to help them identify offices who may have this special skill. less than one percent of the population have super recognition ability it is very rare and which is why its so important for polic...

D.c. this country is in trouble if we dont secure this border. >> charles: beyond securing the border, the laws seem to go against you traumatically. even once we have the wall completed, if the laws are not changed and people know that all they have to do is get in to the country and get involved in an asylum system where they recede into the shadows of our nation, not having to show up for hearings, thats not going to be a true deterrent, will it? >> no, its not. our message is distorted right...

Mumbai youd need 40 different permits and each step what helps facilitate the process, what moves it long so youre not waiting years is a bribe. >> every other country goes into these places and they do what they have to do. >> but it can be a violation of the foreign corrupt processes act. the law makes it a crime in the united states for american businesses to knowingly pay bribes to foreign government officials. not only is trump on record against it. >> its a horrible law and it should be ch...

To correct this. youre calling for him to resign. its clear he has no intention. >> right. >> how far do you propose taking this fight? >> i anticipate that will be moving in the coming weeks, but weve got to do what we can as congress to stop these abuses by the executive branch. >> i also want to ask you about this feud between the pretty and the house speaker. its really fueled up. they say its time at now to begin impeachment proceedings. the speaker made haver clear that the house democrats...

>> joining me now is nbc news justice and national security correspondent. julia ainsley appear former federal prosecutor and msnbc analyst paul butler. this is extraordinary, julia, the cia and 15 other agencies told to cooperate with barr. what does this new authority permit the attorney general to do. >> first, chris kris the president has the ultimate authority over declassification. using it this way could be incredible dangerous especially for people informants to the cia and fbi if they c...

Within those alsoagencies are v aware of their jobs, very aware of the opportunity they have in overseeing the company and making sure that information does not get out that would be detrimental to the security interests. >> sabrina siddiqui, the house intelligence chairman, adam schiff, he called this move by the president, he said, the president was attempting to weaponize and politicize intelligence. will schiff be successful in carrying out congressional oversight of this latest development?...

A diet nutrition expert morton should explains how the brain actually brings about harmful weight gain is good for us that fatty tissue wants to store more energy which happens primarily around the abdominal cavity abdominal fat is where we store energy best. studies show that the yo yo effect can lead to people gaining more visceral fat when they put the weight back on thats the dangerous fat fat. the fat stored in our abdominal cavity is the last fat that we lose when we go on a diet. thats be...

Prison, the man commonly known as the american taliban is now free. john walker lindh was caught while fighting with the taliban two months after the 9/11 attacks. he was released earlier today, three years early from a prison in indiana. and officials are concerned that he is still an extremist. >> theres reason to be concerned about that. in newly released letters to nbc, lindh said, isis is, quote, doing a spectacular job. that was back in 2015. he also declared in 2014, quote, i feel honored...

Processes. thats what were trying to do. we are having hearings, weve got six committees looking into all of this. we have just had what i consider to be three significant victories. we have had a court decision that is very good for us, weve had a break on the other side of the aisle with amashs statement, thats very good for bipartisanship, and we have had some employees at the deutsche bank now saying they saw transactions that needed to be flagged, but were overruled. these are three monumen...