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Including the staff the the congressional black caucus, and staff throughout various committees. Weve used this work period as an opportunity to invite staffers from both sides of the aisle to come to the white house and discuss shared priorities and find Common Ground on the way forward. And were not just reaching out to capitol hill. We have actively engaged with key leaders and policy makers around the country. Its critical to gather information from states and from people throughout the coun...

>> are you concerned theres vetting problems with the white houses choices. >> i think weve seen at times its been maybe too quick. and folks have had to pull back or the white house has pulled nomination. thats troublesome, but i dont think thats the first time its happened. we need to find great leaders in all these areas. i think the presidents trying to find that and has great leaders now. you know, i would like to see the vetting be more in-depth, of course, so these things dont come up at ...

This is one of those things that can be fumbled, can be messed up -- it has been messed up in the past to vetting problems and problems with who these judges are. but on this donald trump has outsourced his work to a group of people, the federal society, who are prepared to present names that actually will get approved by republicans. >> well, the process -- every president should always have an every green process of what happens if you have to pick a supreme court justice. so they have had lis...

>> texas governor ran for president a couple times. hes got, you know, experience as a chief executive, the v.a. is still a daunting place. hes also i think -- he kept a low enough profile that president trump has liked that. look, i think you have to acknowledge, you know, where the president has a point. democrats were -- there was some zeal with which they enjoyed jamming him up on a nominee who was not ready to go to expose, you know, judgment and vetting problems because its not the first t...

Issues out. theres a lot going on today. lets bring in our chief national security correspondent jim scuitto, laura coates, david greg dorsey, talia polpan. jim, let mea start with you. the new travel ban thats about to be announced, there are several important questions about rhetoric, statements the president as a candidate had made that potentially could complicate implementing round 2 of this travel ban. >> clearly the white house strategy is to make it just about vetting from country that i...

Back, but i think some portion of the american public is paying careful attention. they saw what just happened in paris, saw what happened in california. they know were trying to take in tens of thousands of new iraqi refugees with visa questions and background questions and vetting problems. i think most americans who are paying some attention certainly reflected by those numbers in the polling are very concerned about our country and about how good a job this president is or isnt doitecting us...

And i did not write the book. >> no. >> but the book mentioned a lengthy list of vetting problems that came -- that the republican campaign that the romney campaign came up with when vetting christie. and they saw this list, and basically ran the other direction after having initially determined they would like christie quite a bit. so some of those problems sound quite severe, if you poke it every single one of those problems listed, including the one you mention, the odds one will turn into a ...

>> sean: team obama is on the hunt for a new fbi director. in an administration with a history of vetting problems it may not be surprising one of the candidates being considered is raising eyebrows. former deputy attorney general who helped institute the infamous wall of separation. policies enacted in 1995 that prevented information sharing between intelligence. former attorney general ashcroft argued that the single greatest structural cause for september 11th, was the wall that segregated cr...

She was once a top executive at fannie mae. during her time there the company paid her 26 billion dollars -- paid her 26 million dollars. here with us michelle malkin. welcome back, thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> sean: her? with a history of vetting problems and they are picking extreme people the person that set up this very wall that created a vulnerability is going to be the top cop in the country? >> well, in many ways it makes perfect sense that an architect of failure, ...

>> sean: team obama is on the hunt for a new fbi director. in an administration with a history of vetting problems it may not be surprising one of the candidates being considered is raising eyebrows. former deputy attorney general who helped institute the infamous wall of separation. policies enacted in 1995 that prevented information sharing between intelligence. former attorney general ashcroft argued that the single greatest structural cause for september 11th, was the wall that segregated cr...