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17 different agencies that came to the conclusions that the russians did make an effort to interfere in this election. obviously, theres an investigation going along to see if theres any collusion in this interference. since you became secretary of state in february, have you seen this intelligence now? is it clear in your mind that it is a fact the russians interfered in our elections? >> i have seen the intelligence reports, chuck, yes, i dont think theres any question that the russians were p...

The white house is struggling to keep up with the firestorm. changing its story again and again. it is all stalling the presidents agenda to work for you the men peopamerican people. we have joe johns at the white house with more. >> reporter: good morning, poppy. inside the mind of donald trump. this interview is anything of a fascinating look of the way the president processes things. it is full of contradictions and also admissions, including a lot of information about the presidents motivati...

Go in there and tell the president things he just doesnt want to hear. >> so, general, where does that leave the investigation into trumps ties, trumps team ties to russia? >> well, look, im instinctively opposed to special prosecutor and special processes when we face these kinds of problems. these things always seem to go longer, deeper and broader than you originally intended. but i must admit in the events of the last 48 hours, i now have a far more open mind about an extraordinary structure...

Honest and respect the truth and respect those institutions. >> the truth really matters, the processes really matters. the separation of powers, co-equal branches, competing branches of government really matter and they need to be respected. >> david, how much can actually change unless -- i mean, look, politicians on both sides of the aisle stand up and, you know, arent just kind of looking out for their own political sides. theyre actually looking out for the good of the country. >> yeah. loo...

What is your take? >> what i said was it looks like -- a lot like nicaragua here in the united states with the multiple firings and the difficulty of getting an accurate and consistent story out from the white house. so i do think there is some fundamental threatening of the processes on which we relied for two and a half centuries to keep ourselves a free and a safe people. >> all right. lets talk about this. i want to get your take on rod rosenstein and what happened. the white house says that...

Tell me no comment. youre not going to comment, then dont comment. but tell me. >> he was eventually arrested and charged with willful disruption of governmental processes. he is now free on bond and joins us now. good to have you on the show. what do you make of the arrest and the charges? >> well, i was just trying to do my job. i think they really didnt need to do that. they could have told me to back off, to go away. i mean, at one point in the tape, you hear them tell me to get back from ke...

Granted. >> it also requires people of good faith to stand up and be honest and respect the truth and respect those institutions. >> the truth really matters, the processes really matters. the separation of powers, co-equal branches, competing branches of government really matter and they need to be respected. >> david, how much can actually change unless -- i mean, look, politicians on both sides of the aisle stand up and, you know, arent just kind of looking out for their own political sides. ...

All along. weve been working on border security all along. weve been working on rebuilding the military all along. been working on dodd-frank legislation. all of these things at the same time and now we sequence when we bring the bill through congress. the when there is concern in white house about the ability to muster republican votes. we have talked for this before. democrats often seem more united legislatively to get things through. you have said its the will of the house but youre not the ...

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