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Koreans because, obviously, theres much at stake. i want to give you a little context, katie. theres a lot of emotional baggage thats going into this olympics because it resulted in a deadly confrontation at sea between north and south korea. and thats something they really have not forgotten, obviously, and theyre so worried that now with tensions even higher than they were back then, that any kind of, you know, misunderstanding, any tweet, anything thats read in the wrong way could obviously e...

The atlantic which was titled, waiting for the bomb to drop. its a very stark recounting of what he thinks is going on. he says, there are sounds for those who can hear them of the preliminary and muffled drumbeats of war. do you think hes ahead of his skis on this or is there something there? >> well, there is certainly something there. there is too much war talk. you hear that from senior administration officials. for instance, h.r. mcmaster, national security advisor. you hear voices outside ...

Elliott cohen who was a bush staffer, had an article out in the atlantic which was titled "waiting for the bomb to drop." its a stark recounting of what he thinks is going on. he says there are sounds, for those who can hear them, of the preliminary and muffled drumbeats of war. do you think hes ahead of his skis on this or is this something there? >> theres certainly something there. theres too much war talk. you hear that from senior white house officials, h.r. mcmaster, you hear it from voice...

Meaning you try to work through issues at lower levels in the administration but avoid when theyre sensitive and theyre regarding russia, a void going into the oval office with them because trump is likely to erupt or overrule. so it has it has real impact. >> you -- one of the most fascinating parts of the story for me at least is this recounting of a meeting in the oval office where the president has grown so impatient with the preparation meeting with an gel la merkel, he does what, craig? >>...

Extraordinary night in politics. gloria, final thoughts from you? >> well, i think the republicans are going to be doing a lot of soul-searchingmi soul-searching. im not sure the president will be but the republicans will be. >> i think in the history of this administration, in this epic in our history this is going to go down as a really significant night. were going to look back on this and say that was a very significant night. and im wondering if that jewish lawyer handles recounting. >> and...

Friend, telling them that jody was terrified of her husband. >> possibly she was telling everyone if something happens to me it was my husband. >> it was another woman in steven l stevens life that swayed the jury. recounting to her that his stress would soon be over. >> that was something that pushed me towards what we decided in the end. >> it was the light bulb. >> to them it wasnt jody who slipped but her husband with that menacing statement. they believed it wasnt just a fall from the cliff...

Incumbency. technically they are the incumbent. the campaigning for the seat i thought wouldve started by this point anyway. its not that far out. >> well, thats true. one year from now is a very, very short span of time. i think its interesting that all of this, everything happening in the press right now with senator franken, our supreme court case in minnesota for access to election data stems back to the 2008 election where al franken sort of won against norm coleman. norm coleman had won by...

Incumbency. technically they are the incumbent. the campaigning for the seat i thought wouldve started by this point anyway. its not that far out. >> well, thats true. one year from now is a very, very short span of time. i think its interesting that all of this, everything happening in the press right now with senator franken, our supreme court case in minnesota for access to election data stems back to the 2008 election where al franken sort of won against norm coleman. norm coleman had won by...

And and change the draft -- and those were tied -- how can we trust the fbi when this is going on? >> this raises real questions about the objectivity, heres the key thing. who interviewed michael flynn, it was his recounting of that that charges against flynn were based on blind to an fbi agent, this was the same fbi agent, cheryl mills and huma aberdeen, chief aids to hillary clinton, they lied to him, charged with like to an fbi agent, why this double standard, the fbi and justice department....

>> now, our senior international correspondent and her team are recounting what they went through to uncover this story. >> reporter: once we arrived in tripoli it was essentially a waiting game. we knew that there were a number of these auctions going on in a variety of different locations. we knew that they happened once or twice a month. it was, i think, probably the longest few days, among the longest few days of my life waiting to hear whether this was actually happening. we needed to push ...