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>> john kelly is leaving. >> marco rubio will be here next. >> and taking on trump. >> hello, new hampshire! >> democrats are looking ahead to 2020. >> there is some really good people out there. >> but with a very crowded field of potential con tenders, did some of those hopefuls already miss their moment? >> hello. im jake tapper in washington. the state of our union is attempting to connect the dots. president trump seems to be trying his best to change the subject. announcing saturday hell b...

President obama. what i can tell you, ana, is haste makes waste in this type of situation. one transition at a time takes so much work. theyre trying to handle the departure. come up with a list of qualified candidates. make sure they can play well with various constituencies, get them through senate confirmation, and most importantly, make sure that there is no lack of institutional knowledge transition, that no balls are dropped, that there are no exploitable vulnerabilities. doing so many of ...

Think i disagree with that. the department has accused him. theyre not charging him because theres an issue of whether you can charge a sitting president, but these are enormous vulnerabilities for the president as well as his family. >> samantha, one more specific from the mueller memo. lets put it on the screen. the government writes the fact that cohen continued to work on the project, speaking of the moscow project, the tower, and discuss it with individual one, president trump, well into th...

>> right. >> that they were investigating. but, but the -- ultimately here, all he was facing, all he was pleading guilty to was one count of lying to the fbi, for which his maximum sentence for that one count was going to be six months. and so in the -- in what they agreed to charge him with, there was already a kind of compromise made because in these documents they say he lied several times to several different members of the federal government. >> right. there were other equities here that p...

They say he lied several times to several different members of the federal government. >> right. there were other equities here that people have discussed and speculated about related to his son and whether or not there may have been some kind of deal where he was trying to do this as much to protect his son from other potential vulnerabilities that he has. we dont know about that right now. but, look, it makes the case, i believe the logan act reference in the document does refer, i think, to t...

Witness. he understood what he had to do when he was on the stand. >> so he didnt come off as contrived or phony? like he had put this together very carefully in order to account for all of the evidence that they had? >> he had access to police reports. all of the discovery. he knew the states vulnerabilities. and so he could arguably tailor his testimony to fit with an innocent explanation. >> how did jason young do? 12 jurors were about to decide. but first the prosecutor gets her chance to ...

You know and its and sarah knows and i know the informant. weve all spoken to the informant. the informant describing kickbacks, bribery, money laundering and extortion, and they still got approval and the clinton foundation still got their money in terms of a kickback to the foundation. >> i think there is growing evidence that the political research effort was an effort to make sure that hillary clintons vulnerabilities on moscow would be off limits by putting trump on the defensive and from t...

A vulnerability in the database itself or it could be an insider we really its really difficult to tell at the moment how did that happen right now in broad terms there how would it be possible for hackers to stay undetected for more than four years as it happened obviously in this case well this is really concerning because when you think about it for the last forty years the and said and was under the radar so the attacker were have billy accessing the database without any detection and i thin...

Happen doesnt matter. he was trying to curry favor with them. >> this is how an intelligence operation would work. you figure out vulnerabilities and cast out the net and real them in. then maybe that goes astray because he gets the nomination. thats around the same time the trump tower meeting happens with the offer for dirt. you pulled him in a little bit more. when all of that is secret, that becomes your leverage over the person. >> for its assumed that donald trumps statement is in contrast...

About, perhaps, another encounter like that? >> so were preparing accordingly. we watched this migrant caravan, which is different than any other, just by volume and the propensity for violence. we watched them violently push across two international borders and come up through mexico. we did significant intel briefings with our personnel and made sure that we were red with the right equipment. we are basing off of sunday. we have made some adjustments to our enforcement, and we are going to be ...