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Of it is not only a very interesting and compelling story but also a lot of lessons for future candidates both on the democratic side and the republican side. >> amy, if i were to distill this several hundred page book into a paragraph, it would be this paragraph. the context here is back and forth between bill clinton and robbie mook in terms of the way they each see the campaign. mooks response to bill clinton was always a variation on the same analysis. bill liked data but believed it was ins...

Had any role in blowing up that north korean missile. it is notable that 88% of the interimmediate range missiles that north korea has tried to test have blown up within seconds of launch. five out of six launches failed, which led to some con georgia tech sh-- conjure that the unit states had to do with it. >> shepard: and well talked about the military parade and how jawed dropped there. >> the most note worthy were the two long canisters that appeared for the first time and chinese made and a...

>> do they -- >> well, they know hes fairly rich. >> i mean, hes richer than the average bear as we say in the newsroom. but forbes had his number moving from, you know, $1 billion to $10 billion. a lot of variation. because we dont know what he owns. >> and we dont -- and remember ill focus back to the primary that was pretty heated. there were conservatives like me with oh people and donald trump gathered his percentage of the votes so the conservative wing of the republican party who is waiti...

This week, we expect him to keep his word and right now hes not keeping his word. some trump voters are angry over his decision to bomb syria despite long calling such interventionist foreign policy a mistake. and theyre also frustrated by the apparent marginalization of breitbarts steve bannon, who has reportedly lost influence in the kwhowhite house. the founder changed her header image to this. mr. president, i stand with steve bannon. so thats happening. but the reality is despite his many b...

One trump support told politico this week, we expect him to keep his word and right now hes not keeping his word. some trump voters are angry over his decision to bomb syria despite long calling such interventionist foreign policy a mistake. and theyre also frustrated by the apparent marginalization of breitbarts steve bannon, who has reportedly lost influence in the white house. the founder changed her header image to this. mr. president, i stand with steve bannon. so thats happening. but the r...

Many broken promises, most trump supporters remain squarely on the trump train. this is trumps approval rating over the past month. while theres some variation, his ratings are in essentially the same place they were a month ago, with 40% approval and 55% disapproval. "the new york times" reports that many trump voters are unfazed by his reverseles, citing undented confidence that they have in trump as a get things done leader and deal maker. msnbc contributor jeremy peters joins me now. i read ...

By that day, there were plans at the white house, and then it goes back and forth. the military and the administration likes to call it an interagency process, but basically what it is is members of the nsc go back and forth and talk through their options. by the next day on april 6th, yesterday, a proposal was sent forward by secretary mattis to president trump down at mar-a-lago. we dont know exactly whether president trump accepted the exact recommendation by secretary mattis or if there was ...

Plans, for options to strike back at the syrian regime specifically again because of this chemical attack they bestowed on their people april 4th. that day there were plans at the white house and then it goes back and forth. the military and white house likes to call it inner process. they go back and forth, talk through their options. by the next day on april 6th, yesterday, a proposal was sent forward to secretary -- by secretary mattis to president trump down at mar-a-lago. we dont know exact...

So earlier in the week on april 5th, president trump asked secretary mattis for specific plans for options to strike back at the syrian regime, specifically because of this chemical attack on april 4th. by that day, there were plans at the white house, and then it goes back and forth. the military and the administration likes to call it an interagency process, but basically what it is is medication. nsc go back and forth and talk through their options. by the next day on april 6th, yesterday, a ...

I think hes going to have a hard time going below mid to upper 30s, but hes also going to have a hard time getting above his ceiling. his ceiling was 46% on election day. maybe he could get a little slice of libertarians and get up to 50 from time to time. but were talking about an unusual presidency that doesnt have a lot of variation in terms of public support. >> well, for his approval rating to be this low so early, is it as bad as it seems or can we just attribute this to normal growing pai...