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Least a week. thats what essentially we were led to believe. we thought there would not be restrictions. the president said they had free reign. a lot of reporting tonight they were very severe restrictions on what they could do. were left in a situation, either way this goes now, there are going to be millions of people who are going to be very, very unhappy and angry. >> tomorrow morning, 8:00 a.m., were told is when senators will get their first look at this and be able start reading. up ne...

Not only are there so many millions of american peoples story, this is the american experience. being of somewhere else. unless you are indigenous to this country and to this continent, at some point in your history, this is your story. and when we feel alone and isolated in any of our experiences, it takes away our power. we feel like our voices dont matter. so if young people can skip the part that i had to go through, feeling alone and isolated and just get to the point when we can look at th...

President trump has to control some of the agencies because a lot of these agencies, i dont want to say they run on auto pilot but their institutional strength relies on the resources and assets they have. when those start to move around, its very difficult for the president to pull them back. we saw that most recently in those training exercises down there in the ukraine. u.s. navy six fleet working side by side with the ukrainian navy when the president is meeting with putin who really doesnt ...

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They can argue and fuss and fight and at the end of the day the republicans ship that memo across town to the republican white house and they get to decide if we all start reading it tomorrow afternoon. >> no, thats right. and brian, look, youve been around long enough to cover washington and congress. and look, what youre seeing is unprecedented. and we play our partisan games on a lot of the committees. when the ethics committee and the intelligence committee, theres been a long-running idea t...

Decide if we all start reading it tomorrow afternoon. >> no, thats right. and brian, look, youve been around long enough to cover washington and congress. and look, what youre seeing is unprecedented. and we play our partisan games on a lot of the committees. but, you know, when the ethics committee and the intelligence committee -- theres been a long-running idea that these are where you leave partisanship at the door because the integrity of the country and our democracy was too important. you...

Across town to the republican white house and they get to decide if we all start reading it tomorrow afternoon. >> no, thats right. and brian, look, youve been around long enough to cover washington and congress. and look, what youre seeing is unprecedented. and we play our partisan games on a lot of the committees. when the ethics committee and the intelligence committee, theres been a long-running idea that these are where you leave partisanship at the door because the integrity of the country...

It. >> no, no, no. chris, the democrats actually voted no. the republicans voted yes. theres a few reasons the things you mentioned would not be beneficial for our national security. first, if we accept as a premise that members of congress ought to take top-secret documents and go start reading them on the floor of the house of representatives, it will irreparableably damage the sharing of intelligence and information -- >> you could read parts of the memo. you dont have to read everything. you...