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Issue that you identified and i talked about it earlier, i think it is different situations. on the fisa side, we found as you noted a lack of documentary of intentionality, we notice the lack of satisfaction and leaving open the possibilitity for the reasons you indicated. it is unclear what the motivations were. on the one happened, gross, incompetence and negligence. my point is your lack of evidence here is not evidence that there was no bias. >> it is solely correct on the actual evidence t...

Supervision that can well go on particular case. >> you make no finding that it was attributable to deep state or conspiracy or any such motivation. we make no findings, we explain in there that we did not have document testimony evidence that it was intentional and we point out the lack of satisfaction explanations and from there, i cant try any further conclusions. other than you do, what you go with is there is a failure of management and supervision over this complicated process that needs t...

I noticed you brought yours. what do you think is important that comes out of this? >> i think the -- first of all, great initial work by the inspector general. i had concerns just because i hadnt had the chance to provide any input and there were some privacy act questions. but in the end, it was a great first step. and i think as you correctly alluded to and so many americans have been talking about, just really serious egregious misconduct. im very heartened that attorney general bar and the ...

>> but the department of defense in may of last year certified that aid. it did a review required by law, and it looked at corruption and a letter was sent saying that ukraine is proceeding on anti-corruption efforts to our satisfaction. so the pentagon, which is closer to this issue than anyone, it had already certified that the money was going to the right place. >> absolutely. and the pentagon should have a say in that. but so should the department of state have a stay in that. so i think the...

Whats so important, and thats whats proved to my satisfaction in this document. >> joe, how important are the phone records? i mean, you look -- i just want to put some of them for giuliani on the screen here from the report, april 24th, the very day the ambassador to ukraine, the american ambassador marie yovanovitch was pulled from her post, youve got giuliani on the phone with the white house eight times. you know, again, we dont know what was discussed because theres no records coming from t...

Dossi dossier, right, because this was done by a foreign person and meanwhile looks like was involved in something -- and certainly has been defending something where you had the administration going to a foreign government seeking campaign -- dirt against a campaign opponent. >> can i just say who cares about devin nunes? what i care about is donald trump. i mean, this whole story was orchestrated by the president, and the remarkable thing about this document is that it doesnt have the voices o...

Inflation, how do you feel about the future, very important indicater and they are indicating positively, investors, the stock market has changed, more and more investors and a lot of us ordinary folks are investors moving to what are called cyclal stocks and outlook is 10% gain and finally, theres been a shift in the polls, mr. trump was lagging behind the principal democratic candidates until about a month ago. rob: yeah. >> now hes running about even, depends on which one you pick, one ahead ...

Exchange before. it seems safe to say no recent president would have beaten mr. reagan for the honor if a vote had been taken among the floor traders. they gave him round after round of cheers. >> were going to turn the bull loose. >> the whole world, from reagans white house on, was basically saying wall street is the engine of our economy. it represents growth. it represents opportunity. it represents the american dream. so these guys were basically saying, were going to go do it. >> this is t...

>> how many kids here want to go into politics? >> thats a pretty good number. >> are they right? >> it continues to be a way to serve that i think can be noble. its hard. it can be frustrating. youve got to have a thick skin. but i tell you, the satisfaction you get when youve passed a law or youve taken an executive action and somebody comes up to you and says you know what, my kids alive because you passed that health care bill because he was uninsured, he got insurance, got a checkup and we ...

This is not fair. obama should be able to say what he wants. but because of the climate of the world and the rash spectrum that we live in in the united states, he cant. so well do it for him. >> i invited luther, my anger translator, to join me here tonight. >> we knew this was something president obama was really going to enjoy. he may have felt that he could use an anger translator for real a few times, and now he actually had one. >> we count on the press to shed light on the most important ...