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Someone in the middle of 5th avenue. thats some kind of badge of honor. can you imagine supporting somebody like that? do you think im that stupid? >> yeah. you know, i agree with that. although i think hes proven himself -- hes proven right about that. but i just want to harken -- im old enough to remember the watergate days, don, and i dont know -- some of your viewers will remember how that ended. it ended because senior republicans walked down to the white house and told the president it was...

It and there are many examples we have in our collection of false and misleading claims where he has said things repeatedly, even though it has been fact checked as families. but this gets to it a different level. this is a continuing sustained effort to mislead the american public about what happened here. its a kind of thing i would expect only to do, i hope, only once a presidency where you can actually document that this was a deliberate effort to lie, and i think the evidence is pretty clea...

The homeland secretary nelson that you addressed her yesterday. >> i had meetings with all four of these, they were receptive and they understand that we have got all of these different agencies and all of these tremendous men and women doing a great job but there is duplications, everybody is working and theyre silos, we need to create best practices and on june 27th, all the federal law enforcement organizations committed to collectively producing best practices focusing on target hardening an...

Question. they did work very hard at the beginning to try to say this was about adoptions. if you look at the senate committee testimony, adoptions were discussed. obviously other things were discussed too. i think we should also point out that the president tweeted last july that donald trump jr. went to this meeting to get information on hillary clinton. so im not sure todays revelations are all that new. it strikes me that the president and his team right now are trying to manage two differen...

Company that is doing quite well, in department stores nationwide and your own site. how are you running your company differently? >> i realized you can be more productive in the modern corporate world if you have not necessarily less people, but concentrate on a transparent atmosphere in the workplace. everyone is involved in different things not having everyone in individual silos. i think the best thing to two is have employees with their hands in all different things. i think the i could sta...

Detail. weisselberg has worked for the trump family since the 1907s and knows more about the trump organizations history and finances. he joined the company after graduating from college and worked for the presidents father, fred, as an accountant. he has since become the trump organizations chief financial officer and one of the presidents closest business confidants. tim obrien is the executive editor of bluoomberg blue. you have written about him extensively. what can you tell us about him? >...

They are hunkered down in their own silos listening to the news that suits them. i mean, the problem we have here is the great content in which large sections of the public and some sections of the media hold the bbc, for example, which always used to be seen as an objective source of news, but is now seen to be the creature of some sort of liberal elite establishment that the general public is not supposed to like. so this is a worldwide problem but it is affecting america, possibly more than a...

Quite well. its in department stores nationwide and also your own site. so how are you writing your company maybe differently? whats one piece of advice you have now that youve seen both sides? >> you know, working in the big world of fashion and i realized that you can end up being more productive in todays kind of modern, kind of corporate world if you have not necessarily less people, but concentrating on, you know, having a more transparent atmosphere in the workplace. where everyone is invo...

Who are unemployed, kids homeless and dont have health insurance. kids who are afraid of the violence in their community. kids who are thinking about substance abuse and what that looks like and how to navigate through it. so teachers deal with this every day. were having conversations like this and dealing with families and working in communities. what i would like to do is take that information and just shift gears to a point of advocacy from a leadership perspective. not just working in silos...

Up on some conference calls but wont take questions. i finding it fascinating that that guy hasnt actually had a conversation. >> alfonso, you worked in the administration. you worked in -- you understand the system pretty well. there was another thing that sort of goes to this point shawna is making. apparently records linking children to their parents have just disappeared. this according to the department of homeland security. i think we have a bureaucratic chain -- there is too many, hhs, dh...