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Now. and i dont know why -- it leaves me to wonder if this means that ty cobb is confident that robert mueller, what he comes up with, will be good news for president trump. >> heres what i would caution on that. ty cobb, from the start, is someone who urged donald trump to work as much -- and the people around donald trump -- to work with special counsel robert mueller, to not attack him publicly. to sort of play ball, because that was in their best interests. the reason that ty cobb no longer ...

The party has left you in the past. >> sandra: how is it shaping up 600 potential candidates on the left? >> if you look at what weve succeeded as a party. weve elected two presidents in the last 40 or so years. both of them went through tough primary processes. clinton was fighting into june. barack obama had other people ran, he had to beat hillary clinton, which was a pretty high bar and he had to go all the way into the spring. i dont think having a tough fight is bad. it might be good for d...

So he said, i always cooperate. thats laughable on its face. >> i think one of the things were going to try to see democrats draw out is the way normal processes have been avert bid this whi averted by this white house. if democrats are smart, they will try to have it come to a head in september, october, november of 2020. there will be some coordination between these organizations and then the democratic campaign, which will give whoever the democratic nominee is, a very fruitful issue to run o...

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>> my pleasure. >> ken dilanian, what can you tell us of the status of jared kushner, what kind of clearance or access does he enjoy right now. >> our understanding is he holds a top secret clearance but not a top secret clearance that gives him access to information. thats what some people calling a higher level of information allowing you to access to cia and nsa. because of the presidents orders, the white house security office did grant him a top security clearance even though members of the...

Somebody to gain information or in some other way gain an advantage. and the intelligence community, you know, history is replete with people who had financial entanglements and it led to compromises. >> right. >> so thats the risk. and, sure, you know, the president knows his son-in-law and all of that, but, again, it is unprecedented for a president, even though he is head of the executive branch and can potentially control this, i know of no case in my 50-plus years in intelligence where a pr...

Involved. listen. >> who made the decision to restore his security clearance? how did that happen? >> the intelligence community and the fbi. it happened in the normal course. it happened the way it happens for thousands of people. there was nobody in the political process that had anything to do with it. there was nobody who pressured it. it was just done the normal, regular way. >> the normal, regular way, nobody pressured for it. that was last may, abby lowell, jared kushners attorney stating...

Compromises. >> right. >> so thats the risk. and, sure, you know, the president knows his son-in-law and all of that, but, again, it is unprecedented for a president, even though he is head of the executive branch and can potentially control this, i know of no case in my 50-plus years in intelligence where a president got involved in clearances, either granting or threatening to take them away. it sets a terrible example for the people who are dedicated to trying to administer this system, to co...

Said he does have the authority to do so. the whole thing, if you believe "the new york times" and the story is accurate, then trump circumvented processes. this president doesnt like rules, tends to see them as nuisances. he went around this in order to get the high security clearance for his son-in-law, who, you know, has relationships with regimes in china and qatar and saudi arabia, which would pose a great risk to the country if he gets security clearance. ivanka and donald trump are willin...