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When theyre dispersed, and you have these amorphous pockets of crowds going in different directions, its very difficult to police. usually, you have it set up in a grid pattern and people are separated by whole streets. here, because the streets are small and because the protesters and counterprotesters were scattered, you had numerous potential flash points that could take place where there were vulnerabilities. one last thing. a lot of these folks look for raising a flag and planting a flag fo...

These arenas for this long, for decades, it seems the likelihood of a federal investigation making him uncomfortable to the point where he might want to help them out with some kind of other information to go in other direction, it seems like hes a strong candidate for that. >> thats right. paul manafort has in his entire contrary dealing with shady characters. a lot of places where a lot of money has disappeared. theres this case for potential fraud in new york. manafort has got a lot of legal ...

Characters. a lot of places where a lot of money has disappeared. theres this case for potential fraud in new york. manafort has got a lot of legal liability and a lot of exposure that the fbi could use to put pressure on him. it makes you wonder for donald trump, why hire a guy like this who has got so many vulnerabilities and he could flip on you? so i think its a real problem, and mueller has got a lot of evidence that he can look at and a lot of potential cases to make. >> jim cavanaugh, wha...

Independent commission, a separate new commission, to be set up to investigate russian meddling in the u.s. election? >> bob muellers role is to understand whether any crimes were committed. our role in congress and i believe the september 11 commission, what they did so well was they were able to look outside of the crimes, but at how we can make sure this never happens again. so after zseptember 11th. a bipartisan group looked at our vulnerabilities and made recommendations for congress to put...

Career. this is what annoys people about trump. hes not used to getting called on it. senator warner is not used to getting called on the fact that she faked some stuff about her heritage. they dont like it. trump has plenty of vulnerabilities. hes also president of the united states and became president with those vulnerabilities. hes sort of bulletproof and he doesnt care. he just goes after blumenthal. >> i dont have a problem with someone being called on a lie, especially when its a lie like...

Kellyanne conway, its always a pleasure to have you, discussing what matters to the american people. >> i heard that general kelly is a little bit italian too. i have to verify that. i dont want you to say im lacking credibility if, in fact, he is 100% irish. i heard from one of his staffers he is part italian. im going to verify that for you. >> that explains it all then, doesnt it? be well. thank you for being with us. >> take care. god bless. you just got a good and fulsome sample of the pr...

What matters to the american people. >> i heard that general kelly is a little bit italian too. i have to verify that. i dont want you to say im lacking credibility if, in fact, he is 100% irish. i heard from one of his staffers he is part italian. >> that explains it all then, doesnt it? be well. thank you for being with us. >> take care. god bless. you just got a good and fulsome sample of the presidential strategy on a number of pressing issues. what are the strengths and the vulnerabilitie...

>> of course. >> lets talk about the noninterference sort of situation. now that you know that there is a grand jury, a grand jury that bob mueller has impanelled or has convened in washington, d.c., how does that impact the house intelligence committee investigation? >> sure. we both have important roles to play. ours is not a criminal probe. we want to tell the american people how the interference campaign happened, what vulnerabilities happened, what u.s. persons were involved and how we coul...

House intelligence committee. thanks for coming by tonight. >> of course. good evening, joy. >> lets talk about the noninterference sort of situation. now that you know that there is a grand jury, a grand jury that bob mueller has impanelled or has convened in washington, d.c., how does that impact the house intelligence committee investigation? >> sure. we both have important roles to play. ours is not a criminal probe. we want to tell the american people how the interference campaign happened,...

Of oklahoma has created problems elsewhere. indeed it was russell, a retired army officer and member of the subcommittee on military personnel who spoke about it. >> the program has been replete problems with foreign infiltration. so much so the department of defense is seeking to suspend the program due to those concerns. >> it is suspended. the pentagon inspector generals report was issued the day russell spoke. >> bill: any indication that mismanagement of this program was exploited by our en...