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Fractured they were calling it the g-6 plus one, with the president being cast as the dangerous outsider. give me your reaction to that headline. >> well, alex, we ought to package this alongside the upcoming summit in singapore with north korea. it is the tale of two sum mitts. and the president goes north and is frosty to our allies and friends. but it is all sweetness and light as we get ready to go to singapore with a brutal dictator kim jong-un. it is almost like the talking points got reve...

To stop leaks, one has to be suspicious. in my case, no national security information was compromised, the f.b.i. and the justice department were trying to make a political case. but we dont know enough yet. or at least i dont to draw a conclusion in this case. >> martha: judith talk about the metadata material, which meant they were able to track if her phone number was discussing anything with his phone number but not the actual content of what was going back and forth. so they know they were ...

Going to stop the appointment of at least one senior staffer to the u.s. treasury department because you say that you havent received information that youve requested from treasury thats related to the russia investigation. what can you tell us about that separate matters. im looking at russia and im also looking at this novartis deal because ive been concerned that as the reports came out it looked more like a corporate shake down than a traditional business deal involving michael cohen. now wi...

This may force comeys defenders to reconsider a man they once called a principal defender of the fbi and doj against the president. >> i have to reciprocate what an honor its been to serve with the likeses of john brennan and jim comey. dedicated public servients and served this country long and well. >> i do say that director comey, he came through with great sincerity. he is not a political person. >> the president himself makes accusations that turnout not to be true. who is telling the truth...

But it is a not. another approach would be to say listen the biggest thing america produces are services. it is a hard to sell services globally. its not as open as selling, say, aer ka. therefore, lets open up the services market,t america is really good at. that would improve the trade balance and probably make our allies not so angry. >> thats an interesting partf though is that we have in terms of manufacturing workers in ica,oth parties have been responsible for spinning a tale that somehow...

Different tale. it will undercut comeys preaching about leadership in his latest book. >> its about my hope they can be part of the conversation about our values. i can be useful by offering people a vision of what ethiccal leadership lookses like. its to offer a framework for how leadership should be and must be. >> sean: well, the ig will rebuke lynchs mishandling of the hillary clinton email investigation meeting with bill clinton just a week before comey cleared hillary clinton in that email...

Veterans who covered the clinton white house and lived to tell the tale. in fact, theyre both still in the game. john harris, editor in chief and co-founder of politico. and nancy ben ac, white house news editor for the associated press. nancy, i hope someone told you i came across our high school picture. how as children we were allowed to fly around on air force one, there the two of us are. you were always the most courteous seat mate, but we did some digging. that was a flight on valentines ...

Have. >> i have. >> youve apologized to her. >> i apologized to everybody in the world. >> but you have not apologized to her? >> i have not talked to her. >> do you feel you owe her an apology? >> no. ive never talked to her. but i did say on more than one occasion that i was sorry. thats very different. the apology was public. i dealt with it 20 years ago plus, and the american people, two-thirds of them, stayed with me. and ive tried to do a good job since then with my life and with my work. ...

I apologized to everybody in the world. >> but you didnt apologize to her? have not talked to her. >> do you feel like you owe her an apology? >> no, i do -- i do not -- i never talked to her. but i did say publicly on more than one occasion that i was sorry. thats very different. the apology was public. i dealt with it 20 years ago plus, and the american people, two-thirds of them, stayed with me. and ive tried to do a good job since then with my life and with my work. thats all i have to say t...

A knife was used. >> you think its no accident that pamela fayed was killed with a knife. you think her husband deliberately not just had her killed, but had her killed in the way that she was most frightened of? >> thats my belief. >> jim fayed was to go on trial for murder and conspiracy to commit murder. if convicted, he was facing the death penalty. the jury would learn about all the evidence investigators collected. they would hear from witnesses and, of course, from jim fayed himself in hi...