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Then he says it turned out to be a lemon. dont want to hear the car dealership explaining why you bought a lemon. dont want to deal with them anymore. front comes out and grabs a press conference. i know you wont quote him because you dont believe 90% of what he says. >> or something who sells you trump university. >> i forgot that one. that was a success. >> so great. the thing donald trump said last year that negates anything he tries to say today is i alone can fix it. in that statement he ac...

Chuck schumer is making he knows is a hollow argument. democrats dont believe in saying, well, were going to stop the processes of government because of an election, which is what republicans did in 2016. or because of an investigation. theres a vacant supreme court justice, donald trump has nominated somebody qualified for the job. i dont think theyll be able to stop it. >> good discussion, thank you for talking with me on this friday. still ahead, tough questions from voters, the demands and...

What happens in the senate in terms of their voting, their rules, and the ability for this senate to actually be productive going forward. theyre both very important. because as weve seen, we need to have thoughtful and appropriate processes coming out of the senate. with all of these abilities to, you know, do nuclear options, filibusters, everything else what ilya is speaking to, we get away from the actual business of congress happening. >> well, it certainly, ilya, doesnt seem like theres an...

Final in any of his processes, that what he has seen so far gave him grave concern or whatever the exact phrase was. to use the phrase chairman nunes said, he gave him concern and pause for what he had seen and wanted the president to be aware of the activity he had seen that occurred during the transition period. i think thats an important -- so i think, yes, the president did -- it was helpful for the president to know that the investigation as he had asked for was starting to bear fruit. agai...

Cases where you have dissented. >> i would be reluctant to reveal internal deliberative processes any further. i dont think you want us to but i have gone pretty darn far here and id be happy to consider a reasonable request that we talk about. >> the judge who dissented from the panel opinion. he voted against the rehearing en banc. >> he wrote a special concurrence saying he thought the decision was gravely wrong. he decided not to vote for en banc. >> bret: there been many exchanges where the...

Intelligence activities before, shouldnt we draw a distinction between being attacked and being hacked in that fashion? >> well, within the cyber realm what they did was carry out a systematic intelligence collection operation. i like what adam schiff called it the other day, the weaponization of information then tied that to a political warfare strategy and married that all together in one giant hybrid warfare strategy which further it had goals of their state. but to do that they had to direct...

Then tied that to a political warfare strategy and married that all together in one giant hybrid warfare strategy which further it had goals of their state. but to do that they had to directly target the democratic processes of america and damage them. that is an attack on the constitution itself." >> the other question is line drawing as well. maybe the more accurate or artful term is an active measure. >> what is it like to work right now if you are associated with this investigation? i mean, ...

Advising them on how to go about do that legally in conjunction with senator grahams effort and others and it was a bipartisan effort and we put together our best effort. the d.c. circuit upheld it and the supreme court of the united states eventually many years later felt the process was insufficient. to say there was no process would be inaccurate too because the detainee treatment act had a long list of prescribed processes and the question is whether they were adequate enough under the suspe...

Cases where you have dissented. >> i would be reluctant to reveal internal deliberative processes any further. i dont think you want us to but i have gone pretty darn far here and id be happy to consider a reasonable request that we talk about. >> the judge who dissented from the panel opinion. he voted against the rehearing en banc. >> he wrote a special concurrence saying he thought the decision was gravely wrong. he decided not to vote for en banc. >> bret: there been many exchanges where the...

Right? i was advising them on how to go about doing that legally in conjunction with senator grahams office and others. and it was a bipartisan effort, and we put together our best effort. the d.c. circuit upheld it. the supreme court of the united states eventually many, many years later, found that the process was insufficient. and thats the buomeddiene case, as you know, senator. but to say there was no process would be inaccurate, too, because the detainee treatment act had a long list of pr...