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Year and a half ago. i would have never dreamed of this individual doing this. never. and -- >> i guess thats part of what makes it so remarkable, right? >> we really got to start looking at mental illness. and something -- he even said it himself. hes broken. how he even got that plane off the ground is astonishing. horizon has their security process. all airlines have their security processes. the airport has their processes. theres cameras. you are monitored the whole time when youre there, o...

To an aircraft, that can quickly turn into a weapon, as we see. say this person had that as his or her motivation that they want the take this aircraft off and use it as some type of offensive weapon, wed obviously be talking about something very different right now. and that is obviously a vulnerability. but any type of incident likes this, the investigators will be looking back to determine what went wrong and what can we change as far as the structures that are in place to ensure that this do...

Process in which if you are going to access the aircraft that you check with someone else and that someone else is confirmed and that you have your badge with you and the right authority to get on that aircraft. step one, to figure out why in the world that happened and why someone wasnt paying attention to allow someone to gosingulary on that aircraft. step number two is how do they res have those processes. and every airport in the country is going to be looking at at after this incident. >> s...

For as long as you did, could you have dreamed up a scenario like this? it seems almost impossible. >> no. i would have never thought anything like this would ever happen ever. >> talk to me a little about the type of security screening you have to go through before you can be hired for a job like this. obviously -- >> horizon, horizon has their security process, all airlines have a security process. the airport has their processes they follow. theres cameras, i mean, youre monitored the whole t...

>> i think if they did the best they should or could they shouldnt have left it up to a seven and nine-year-old to contact their parents to let them know what was going on and what processes were going to take place. i feel it should never have happened and at least we should have been given the chance to make that decision on whether we wanted them to go to a hotel or stay in the airport and sleep on a cot. >> so my understanding is that delta is the only airline with a strict procedure for if ...

Forward. but at the end of the day, you know, this is why theres processes in place. we have the house ethics committee looking at this issue, as well as others. and ill tell you, thats where these investigations go. >> i hear you, but the house ethics committee said last november there was reason to believe there was action of concern here. i think its really sort of a straight question, yes or no answer. should it be legal for a sitting member of congress to sit on the board of a publicly trad...

Play. most race raters had that a solid republican. and the fact that the democrats have more votes right now than the republicans indicates that that district may be in play in the fall. >> lets talk about kansas. >> kris kobach, obviously, we all know this story, right? he was endorsed by donald trump. trump decided to go against the incumbent governor. and right now, that race is so close to call. were waiting on johnson county. colyer is doing well in johnson county, but kobach is holding on...

For example, certainly, president trump has to accept that subpoena. you can subpoena a president. but then when president trump invokes executive privilege, under the law, the current law in the d.c. circuit, it is going to be very difficult and time consuming for bob mueller to ask the questions he wants to ask particularly about obstruction and there is no guarantee he will win. youre talking about the heart of executive privilege here, presidential communications and thought processes and mu...

Certainly president trump has to accept that subpoena. you can subpoena a president. but then when president trump invokes executive privilege, under the law, the current law in the d.c. circuit, it is going to be very difficult and time-consuming for bob mueller to ask the questions he wants to ask, particularly about obstructions and there is absolutely no guarantee that he will win. youre talking about the heart of executive privilege here, presidential communications and presidential thought...

Governments. >> and so these cases are inching towards court. there was a ruling by a federal judge in maryland just last month that is going to allow yet another lawsuit on this same topic to move forward. so we will keep a close eye on that. >> and so about the conversation that you had, sin thee yoo, with senator bloom men that will, he talked about this ongoing processes since june of last year. here we are august 8th. what is the status? where does this go. >> the wheels of justice grind ve...