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Second, our ability to track this kind of hacking has increased. its gotten better. and as mr. clapper said yesterday, theres no doubt anymore what happened to the dnc was the work of entities closely tied to russian intelligence services. but the third thing is most important. the spies spy on everybody all the time. thats the -- thats what the cia and kgb or fsb as its called what theyre supposed to do. different about this is using that data to influence our internal democratic processes as t...

Between the two countries to have complete cooperation on all different fronts. the four iranian americans went through or some of the cases went through judicial processes that the iranian government feels was fair and broad due process. obviously getting criticism in the international community an here in the u.s. about those including "the washington post" reporter. so still big differences between these two countries all across the region but this was an incident that was certainly accelerat...

Allegedly, well now those two people, back on the job. after being sent home on paid leave for 19 months. 293 feepics area vets died waiting for care during the scandal, it is said. and still not a single person has been held accountable for these secret waitlists and everything else. so what should happen next? joining us is dan caldwell with concerned veterans for america which is an advocacy group pushing for v.a. reform. dan is also a marine corps vet. dan, when you find out now that the smo...

To be open and honest, but yet everything thats coming out of this has to be pulled out through foya and other processes. and one of the most interesting e-mails came out just recently, it was from july, where your chief of staff said people are scared, worried about the health impacts and basically getting blown off by us. what did you know and when did you know it? >> well, again, were going through that whole process. that was the plan of finding an independent group to go through the whole t...

If the consul in benghazi did not have the proper security, why not? >> secretary clinton will tell you she had people and processes in place. we are interviewing one of those people this morning even as you and i talk. charlene latch is coming back before the committee. shell tell you thats other peoples fault and responsibility. my response to that is you are the secretary of state. you are responsible for everything. bill: democrats call this hyper partisan. another called it a charade. you t...

Donald trump said that he does want the president to be changing the second amendment. to be clear, an executive order does not change the amendment? >> right. the president problem with executive orders is that there is virtually no constitutional or statutory authority for them, and the argument is that they are limitless, and the president i issues the executive order, and it is not subject to the traditional order of processes which allows for the judicial review, and the problem is that we ...

Because remember in a civil case, they dont have the fifth amendment right to remain silent necessarily so a lot of data may come out i may be able to use as a prosecutor to bolster my case, which is exactly what happened with bill cosbys deposition. >> and sometimes youll undertake such processes not necessarily because of the evidence that will arise from it. might this be to shake, if you, will the defense because bill cosby, his wife, they dont want to bring camille into this, which is going...

Attracts hundreds of thousands of people. >> well, i think they did a remarkable job because they have very good drills. because they are such new infrastructure here, all the buildings, they have such good standards and practices and processes, there are drills conducted all the time. there are drills being conducted here in this hospital since i have been here. and they do them at different times of day and night. they have been anticipating potential problems like the rest of our governments ...

Services, the systemic bias that supports police officers no matter what actions they take, and its incredibly important that we start to think about these processes and how the legal standards are being applied, how much discretion prosecutors have in these situations to create a grand jury process that is usually unlike any other unless it involves a police officer. what we saw prosecutor mcginty do in this case was really unprecedented, to leak out expert reports before the grand jury process...

Reactionary response. >> uh-huh. well, lawrence, training failed even before that officer had to make that split-second decision. we refer to this as too fast, too close. you know, when you get a call thats potentially dangerous like this, where someone may be armed and understand that that information of it possibly be a toy and he being a juvenile was not related to the officer but still you dont respond to closely and so quick to the potential threat they should have taken their time, they sh...