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Powell, members took to the floor to offer impeachment resolutions, this ishe nature of separation of powers. and what really matters is not what he says about the judges, but what he says and what he does ultimately if there is a ruling. that is -- that is where push comes to shove. >> professor, let me play one more sound byte from president trump today about the idea that courts are biassed and i want to get you to essentially respond to the same question. here it is. >> i dont ever want to c...

That politicians and political aids do can be revealing, sometimes they have to clean up with what they say afterward, i want to give everyone the benefit of the doubt, but play the original sound byte here from kellyanne benefit of the doubt. truth in it. take a listen to kellyanne on the tax return question sunday. >> the white house response is that he is notice going to release his tax returns. people didnt care. they voted for him. >> he is not going too release them end of story, but it wa...

Oh, my lord. well, i think we found our "saturday night live" sound byte. >> i like that senator franken never lost his timing and perry never knew. he will end up on "saturday night live" as well. >> that was awkward. maybe a little bit of levity was nice. not totally prepared secretary of energy had their work cut out for them. >> in contrast to what we saw there which was a lighthearted moment and a nice moment in many ways. we saw a bad moment where you saw two senators get vicious towards o...

Their offices. this is a moment that will be remembered beyond today between secretary designate rig perry and senator al franken of minnesota. >> governor, thank you so much for coming into my office. did you enjoy meeting me? >> i hope you were as much fun on that die yas as you were on your couch. >> well -- [ laughter ] >> may i rephrase that, sir? >> please. please please. oh, my lord. oh, my lord. well, i think we found our "saturday night live" sound byte. [ laughter ] >> all right. you k...

Western europe since the post-world war ii era. one of the things about the calling of obsolete, we heard the opposite from his nominee to be secretary of defense james mattis last week, listen, i think we have some sound byte, listen to how mattis had to put it. >> if we did not have nato today we would need to create it. nato is vital to our national interest. and its vital to the security of the united states. its vital to the protection and the freedoms of the democracies that were allied wi...

Something that the trump team is keenly aware of as well, which is why i think theyre putting forth this whole theme of unity that donald trump has been hitting as a big theme around the inaugural to try and heal some of that, because obviously, he wants, as much of a unified front to kick off the beginning of his presidency, but hearing john lewis say that, i agree, it is kind of stunning, because the way he started that sound byte that you played. he is a person who has preached about forgiven...

That the polls dont give him any credit for following up his campaign promises. he is celebrated as a tower communicator could be a bad sales man. is he guilty of leading from the head and not the heart? >> well, it is interesting, you know, the bully -- making it harder for him or any other president in the old days where it is just three networks covering you, you can write pamphlets and now you give a speech, you need a sound byte and the bpun dents that are undoing. that form of communicatio...

Any credit for following up his campaign promises. he is celebrated as a tower communicator could be a bad sales man. is he guilty of leading from the head and not the heart? >> well, it is interesting, you know, the bully -- making it harder for him or any other president in the old days where it is just three networks covering you, you can write pamphlets and now you give a speech, you need a sound byte and the pun dents that are undoing. that form of communication, he was able to win a second...

Point, the benefit. youve now introduced 20 million people to insurance that theyve never had before. and this is particularly important for the 134 million or so children in a that are in the system. the question for parents, what does this now look like for my child if youre planning to replace it? so the replace argument, while it is a good sound byte and people ra ra around it, now comes home with roost for a lot of republicans because you have the senate, you have the house, and you have th...

>> youre right, to speculate there are lots of alternative theories about how wick leaks obtained data or the inside person gave them the data or it wasn the russians that would muddy the water. theres something called intelligence. we spend a lot of money tens of thousands of people work to gather intelligence to protect the american people. on occasion they make mistakes or that intelligence get politicalized that they talks about with respect to iraq. on many thousands and tens of thousands o...