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For the simple reason that these two countries, while they have an interest in overlapping interest in opposing us and creating a world that is safe for their autocracy and thuggery and corruption, et cetera, in the end theyre more worried about each other. and document or no document, when the russians look south, they see a problem. and when the chinese look north, they see an opportunity. and you know, we could see this as a propaganda document. this is joining the propaganda together. but th...

One is surprised the first time, most of it is this litany of charges against him. what do you think are the most egregiously wrong charges? >> hes accused of things that happened after the revolution took place. there are a lot of things hes accused of that have been around for 150 years since the founding of the american colonies. there are some things like the bit about him taking people across the oceans for punishment, and when nobody was taken across any ocean at all. no american was taken...

King, only two of which hes guilty of. >> youre right. when you read the declaration, one is surprised the first time most of it is this litany of charges against him. what do you think are the most -- most egregiously wrong charges in the declaration of independence? >> theres a lot of expo facto revelations there, where hes accused of things that after the revolution took place. there are things he was accused from that had been around 150 years since the founding of the american colonies. the...

On the transition. one of the e-mails that was released by congress earlier today which we wrote about shows that rob goldstone sent essentially a propaganda document to rhona gragt. gragt is president trumps longtime personal assistan. she was helping manage what got in front of him, what meetings he had during the transition. goldstone sent this propaganda document to gragt in november after election day. she saw it and thought it was important enough that she passed it along to bannon and ask...

>> thats right. hes doing. >> which he does normally and which weve sort of gotten used to. >> if you take all of these things together, he knows from his joint defense agreement with his lawyers what questions are being asked people close to him. he knows that the investigation is starting to close in on him. >> what do you make of the dutch lawyer? i mean, a lot of people thought this was strange. strange for a number of reasons. its extraordinary to indict a lawyer. he seems someone ancillary...

He seems someone ancillary. the lies that were told were about this kind of propaganda document that skadden arps put together to protect a client of manaforts that they worked on. what do you make of it. >> the key piece is a september of 2016 conversation with an unidentified person in that information. >> one of the things he lied about according to the charging document. >> right. if you notice that information and the allocution that goes with it that he had to admit to before the court mak...

President -- >> i am proud to be a [bleep]holier. >> i never thought i would say] [bleep]hole on television. >> sean: congratulations, cnn, you have done more than enough to earn your new nickname, the [bleep]hole network. keep up your good work. he wouldld think that cnn, after hearing this over and over and over again, maybe they would listen and to say, wow, we are not doing something right here. take a look. [chanting] >> sean: are they not listening? apparently, they are so sth hardheaded t...

That is the same sean spicer who lied for donald trump repeatedly during the campaign and disgraced the white house press briefing room by lying the very first time he publicly spoke in that room when he tried to convince the world that president trumps inauguration crowd was way bigger than it so obviously was. the only defense of the propaganda document in the vice report came from one former republican national committee official who said maybe its good for the country that president is in a ...

Or greeting workers on the assembly line or somewhere else. it was his mechanism for getting feedback. and if that feedback loop is severed, you are at grave risk of having president of the united states that is totally out of touch. and lawrence, this is also why it is important. and you touched on one of the more troubling elements of this report. you had members of the senior staff competing to deliver this good news to the president, trying to ingratiate themselves to the president by delive...

News, admiring tweets. transcripts of fawning tv interviews, praise-filled news stories, and mums just pictures of trump on tv looking powerful. one shot which prepares the folder has ever gotten in youll of these months is it needs to be more fing positive. thats why some in the white house refer to it as the propaganda document. the propaganda document was the brilliant idea of reince priebus and sean spicer who used to compete to deliver the fold er to the president so they could be the beare...