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Guys set to come out over the next several years. >> sandra: on that point, john, dont overlook that point. you are calling for a major review of how were dealing with imprisoned terrorists. many more are coming on in the next few years. what are the chances that review process can take place before we see another early release like this one? >> i think it has to happen immediately. weve got to figure out is the bureau of prisons actually talking to our national security apparatus? is there acti...

Couldnt also dont phi the material in a similar time frame. i expect them to apply the same expediency to the review process. eastern the review process can go to the court tomorrow i want the entire report released. thats not hard to do. this i think appears to be a little more of a delay than anything else. again, i hate saying that, but i have to say, given what barr found on obstruction of justice, i think all of us should be very concerned about the even-handedness of the way this investiga...

Released to congress and if that gets released to the general public. it has been described as a comprehend si comprehensive report. there is something in between no new indictment and whats in this comprehensive report. theyll have to deal with the fallout of that. it is not exactly clear what the steps are, i talked to the white house officials earlier this evening in terms of how this is all going to play out. whats the review process and over the white house. thats being worked out as we spe...

Thats how they feel right now. now, of course it is going to be, you know, very interesting to see what is in the full mueller report or what these conclusions are that are released to congress. and if that gets released to the general public it has been described as a comprehensive report. as pam was saying, theres something in between no new indictments and whats in this comprehensive report. there could be information in there that may well be negative information for the president. so theyre...

Campaign, how this was a breach of protocol, how it stopped the archival process, how it was terrible that cheryl mills would be able to go through the emails. hillary clintons personal lawyer, to decide what we were allowed to see and what we were not allowed to see without any review process. heres jared kushner taking to even a more base level. i will have private texts and communications with the crown prince of saudi arabia who murders -- who murders "washington post" journalist, and then i...

Barp barr is his subordinate. mueller is subordinate to barr. this is within the department of justice, within the presidents purview and one thing we have learned is that the president does not respect the norms of staying out of criminal matters and investigatory matters presidents have traditionally stayed out of. there is no question he will be able to, if he -- or he will choose to if he wants get involved in the review process. >> he has done that from the very beginning, as we know. put h...

Get away with anything. so the president cant be indicted, that means the justice department has to turn over evidence of presidential misconduct to congress. even if the justice department concludes that the president committed a crime, theyre not the arbiter in this standard, congress is by their own admission. they have to give the evidence they found to congress, so congress can decide, criminality is one question. high crimes and misdemeanors are another question with another standard. and ...

Work. my goodness. its stanford and the piece of the story thats also coming out its the sailing coach has been fired for his involvement in this whole scandal. school officials say it doesnt have any evidence that other employees were part of this. you described the mood on campus as students being disappointed, but you personally, just take your journalist hat off for one minute, and as a hard working stanford student, how do you feel? >> i mean, personally i definitely think that the accounta...

Hello everyone. how did the presidents son-in-law and senior adviser jared kushner get a top secret security clearance? so we have the clearance, why did the president lie about it? this is all after a new report in the "new york times." it says the president overruled the resistance from top intelligence officials even his chief of staff and white house counsel to kushner getting top secret clearance. this directly contradicts what the president, kushners attorney and his wife have all said abo...

Step to disclose their nuclear arsenal and what they have. if theyre not willing to do that, theyre not serious. >> and if theyre not willing to disclose their arsenal, let inspectors in and take steps towards denuclearizing their own weapons, would you, as an important members on foreign relation s and armed services want oversight hearings if we agree to end the war and open intersections? >> absolutely. we would have to do that. and look, much of it would not only have to be oversight, but i ...