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Times over security. >> i wont discuss any of our particular security procedures because that is not really appropriate for me to do. but rest assured that we do provide the level of security that we think is appropriate based on the risk of the passenger. >> reporter: brainerd said the issues issues -- raised have a 95% danger failure rate according to an audit in 2015. another audit two years later found still vulnerabilities. >> when you sit back and watch these things happen, it is the most ...

They look at peoples vulnerabilities. they assess what someones vulnerability is and push the lever. with president trump it is vanity and power. so if they can share with him a narrative that legitimizes his election and defeats the deledge mization. that plays into his vanity and fits a narrative of what he likes. they profiled him and figured out which levers to push and its working. >> how did the democrats get into this race and think that it will be a fair fight? were going to leave it the...

Mcconnell? >> you know, i think the real negotiation is not going to go on between schumer and mcconnell. i think in 1999, there was legitimate negotiations where tom daschle and trent lott went off and worked on a deal and the deal they put together made everyone angry. at the end of the day meant a pretty good deal. i think chuck schumer is going to put pressure on four or five republican senators who have political vulnerabilities or maybe still have a conscience, whatever, you know -- pick y...

Thing. the problem with that is a week ago you were saying, lets not talk about kids in here. lets keep it to the adults in office. dont mention barron even as a joke. >> i understood the analogy. it was meant as a hit on the president, not on barron. but she shouldnt have done it. >> i say, yes, they were right. but where are they now? where are they now? >> i dont think theres a difference between her and barron. he should not have done it either. and especially someone who is reportedly, and ...

Against it. and so lets look at 2020 in the election, who could benefit or be at risk? there are democrats who support impeachment who come from swing states. there are, of course, republicans who wont even consider it. >> right. i think there will be some democrats in the house that won some really tight races that may be vulnerable because they may end up supporting impeachment. but the same could happen for some republicans in the senate. i mean, theres some tight races in the senate. there a...

It was meant as a hit on the president, not on barron. but she shouldnt have done it. >> i say, yes, they were right. but where are they now? where are they now? >> i dont think theres a difference between her and barron. he should not have done it either. and especially someone who is reportedly, and i think by her own admission, has aspergers, right? he should not be doing that. and the first lady should not be making excuses for her, whether shes in the public eye or not. it is just not done ...

Todays culture. but thats because most of us are so concerned that what we say affects those around us. but now we have a man who should have that concern most acutely and yet he ignores it in full knowledge he has a cast of men and women willing to play the fool in his act. the party of character counts, of cleansing the office of contamination with clinton. no need for a crime, right, lindsey? but your silence now more troubling than all the rest thats happened, i argue. your tongue only works...

Absurd. the party of character counts, of cleansing the office of contamination with clinton, no need for a crime, right? lindsey. but youre silenced now, more troubling than all the rest thats happened i argue. your tongue only works to spread his message of attack at all costs. your blind devotion to the president has blinded you to your own vulnerabilities on display. >> and i dont want to make light of anybodys substance abuse issues but its a little hard to believe that burisma hired hunter...

We have i believe 3300 counties in this country, most under 50,000 people. a lot of different election systems. james comey called it a bit of a hair ball. that can be a good thing when it comes to hacking. >> it is. elections are challenging field to secure because it is so distributed, because the law in different places functions differently. but it does benefit us somewhat, but there are different systems out there because those systems may have vulnerabilities that other systems dont. >> we...

Politically damaged by this whole impeachment process, do you think? the democrats or the president and his party? >> well, i certainly think that reasonable minds can disagree on that, rosemary. if you look at polling data, youre correct that americans remain very split with support for impeachment dividing sharply along party lines. certainly both sides see potential pitfalls with impeachment going forward. for democrats, i think theyre concerned there may be some impeachment fatigue in the sw...