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The presidents sentiment, his racist attitude. it does not like people like me and women and muslims and people who are from those shithole countries feel that theyre in a place that welcomes them or that understands them. that doesnt change anything. policy -- >> that wasnt your question. your question was, what does the party do. theres nothing the party can do to change his opinion. youre not going to change the opinion of a 71-year-old guy whos got deeply held views. you asked what can the p...

It matters differently now with the message about the button. we have seen him tweet that 100 times in the past 25 years. but now it matters more. it hasnt mattered surrendering the me to the we. >> that is very well put. he conflates himself with the institutions he represents and doesnt see them independent of him. there is very the state is me. and he acts as a by stander. he acts as if he is a fox news viewer who is tweeting what he sees on tv. there are implications to these tweets. that is...

Im just kind of surrendering to it. i dont know what else to do. >> first of all, every single person who read, ruth, me, in the last 24 hours sent some it ration of the following e-mail or post. aah! you know? people are in such pain. and i think we have to honor profoundly honor that the systems that we thought existed for reporting, ferreting out, fact finding about abuse of women are fundamentally flaued in this country and we have to start from the proposition gnat inquiries and the hr and ...

In all of senate history. so this is what we have come to over that period of time but theres so much about this that i dont even know how to discuss. and you talk about the tensions you have with the process, the tensions you have with where we are tonight. i feel some of those but the most important thing im feeling is the wave and im feeling somewhere in the wave in its -- theres a wisdom in the wave an im just kind of surrendering to it. i dont know what else to do. >> first of all, every si...

Pence. the "wall street journal" did follow-up reporting recently is talking about a conversation that flynn had with turk irk is officials. the plan they would kidnap gulan, and this would be subverting united states policy. the turks officially asked the united states, we want this guy, we feel hes behind the coup. the united states official policy said no, theres not enough evidence for that. were not in the business of surrendering people who are here legally on a green card just based on yo...

>> good evening. all this as president trump is meeting with the secretary of state. the secretary has been in the united states for less than 24 hours. he returned after a two-week trip to asia. while he was there, plenty of events occurring elsewhere in the world especially the middle east and the saudi arabia. theres a report that king solomon will turn power over to his 32-year-old son, crown prince ben salmon. thats an unconfirmed report. the crown prince has been strengthening his position...

We forget jeff sessions is not the only individual in the administration with seeming memory lapses around contacts with russia. the first national security adviser general flynn lost his job because he wasnt honest in contacts with russia. the list goes on and on and on. it continues to be important because of this pattern of either forgetting or simply lying about contacts from people in the administration. >> with the guilty plea, with paul manafort arrest and surrendering to the fbi, do you ...

Confidence in the presidents leadership and its reflected in their willingness to support the republican that may be representing them in congress, you will see members shifting. theres a lot of members here on the republican side that are fearful of their re-election bids. >> paul manafort surrendering to the fbi for all of these, you know, it seems money laundering charges, and here is video of that from monday. cnn has been reporting this morning about how deep this went from paul manafort an...

And the maximum penalties under law will be provided to him there. so in some ways, its more of a ceremonial thing, but it is part of our process, its part of what we do to make sure that people are aware of what theyre facing. and in the case of paul manafort, he obviously has very fine and, you know, very experienced lawyers, so he doesnt need all of that procedure, probably, to know whats going on, but thats how our system works and hes afforded the same rights as every other american. >> hey...

Being greeted by an fbi agent. thats an fbi agent there, greeting him, shaking his hand, and now theyre walking in, where hes going to be processed. but look, there was all planned probably for some time. and theres a reason its being done this way. the washington field office, the fbi here, in washington, d.c., has been investigating manafort for several years. before even the russia collusion investigation started. weve talked about the ukraine stuff, weve talked about the ferris stuff. so the...