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This is the conspiratorial issue. >> he is just talking tough. he likes to be tough. well just do it. >> ortheater? >> you dont have to be too easy on him. this is how he talks. >> he is not a fan of due process in general. there are a number of ways he chaffs at the notion of the court procedures as he references. not just this instance. he is talking about being tougher and executing drug dealers. you know, it is sort of consistent with that thread from the president in terms of frustrated wit...

Joins us now. >> good to see you. we have learned to the last few moments that after this story broke with this afternoon, hope hicks was seen crying as were some other communication staffers here in the west wing of the white house. what that without processes shen is somebody who has been very popular around here, particularly with the president and top aides and that this was very unexpected and sudden. shes only 29 years old and became very effective around here, influential, the presidents ...

In regards to this. even sort of a wink and a nod. we dont have that information so its hard to tell at this point. at a minimum it has a troublesome appearance. >> take the citigroup loan, $325 million to the kushner company to finance office buildings in brooklyn. if ive got the timeline right, theres a meeting in the white house between the head of citigroup that kushner is in the room for and shortly thereafter in the spring of 2017 a $325 million loan is granted to kushner companies. now th...

Diplomat, if you will, but he was actually meeting, according to "new york times" reporting, with apollo management and other key investment banks and fundraising folks, major business sources, as the top aide to the president, who then were contributing money and investing in the kushner family business. his legal team would say hes no longer part of that business, but it is the family business, and he was also doing these things during the transition and meeting with a very controversial russi...

Hes really taken in and absorbed a lot of the public criticism hes gotten from the president as he served as attorney general. hes shooting back pretty quickly now. but the idea is as we said, jeff sessions doesnt plan ob going anywhere. he wants to try to preserve the integrity of his justice department and say, you know what, if you have a problem with this, we will take the appropriate processes to make sure that everything were doing here is being done with integrity. so were seeing a quick ...

Of started a set of processes and discussions about just getting security clearances in line. this was sort of proceeding slowly and behind the scenes, and at some point the ultimate decision we saw about interim clearances may have been announced quietly possibly. but what i understand is that what ultimately started originally just as a tabloid story of hope hicks dating rob porter before there were even allegations on two aides stepping out on the town, basically hastened this process, forced...

Other aspects of what the russians have done, interfering with the state electoral processes and the e-mail hacking. hes seeing all of that happening. hes seeing action on the stateside, the new york attorney general and other attorneys general look at state charges against him to try to ward off a possible potential presidential pardon here. so i think hes seeing a lot of things in the works that all are adding pressure on him to cooperate, and well just have to wait and see whether they work. ...

Governments are, again, trying to manipulate everyone. but when they come to jared, at least initially, he was going outside the normal chains of command. we record they viewed him to be naive. if you have someone who is naive, normally before taking a meeting with a foreign official or foreign government, they would go through all the white house processes to make sure they have the proper people in place. when you go outside the chain of command, it makes it much easier for a foreign governmen...

Infamous steele dossier and without that dossier, the warrant would never have been approved. our national political reporters point out that the rebuttal from democrats, quote, offers insight into one of the most secretive processes in government, directly quoting from the text of a secret surveillance warrant application to show that the justice department had disclosed that some evidence sprang from political opposition research intended to discredit a political campaign contradicting a key g...