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Crazy here. lets take a last guy, glenn beck, who i pretty much disagree with everything he says. so what. hes an entertainer. why dont we put the pin in everybody and stop worrying -- so what? entertain. say what youre going to say. who cares. >> i think we need to stop referring to these people as journalists and as part of the media. they are entertainers. even glenn beck says that about himself. thats all reality tv right there that you just showed. that was not media. it was not journalism....

Free society. it is a much better indication of a countrys vitality than some imposed heroic history that glosses over failures and mistakes and misdeeds. if that means we have to grapple with the reality that men like thomas jefferson or woodrow wilson were complicated at happ. we should have faith that in a free society we can honor men and women for what they did right and hold them to account for what they did wrong. many are concerned that in this intellectual atmosphere of anything goes, b...

Key witness in the russia inquiry. the presidents announcement today comes after the "new york times" reported last week that mcgahn has spent 30 hours talking to muellers team and that the presidents team didnt seem to know what mcgahn had shared with investigators. today the president insisted hes not at all concerned with whatever mcgahn told mueller. >> are you concerned about what he said to the mueller team? >> not at all. >> when did you know he was going? >> i knew he was going. i had to...

Benefit trump. if they have anything to worry about in all those fronts, you might imagine that all of these related ongoing investigations might start to feel a little constraining to the president. they might start to seem a little worrying. theres no shortage of legal jeopardy right now for the president, his family, for the people and entities that are important to him. and honestly, i mean, i dont say it lightly. it is hard to know where the limits of legal jeopardy might be. not just for t...

The united states after all will have to accept something less than its long declared goal, the complete de-nuclearization of north korea and maybe trump will be able to find some way to sell this. there is, however, a different kind of tough talk that is more worrying. the trump administration pushes hard on some issues, trade with south korea for example, then announces a deal claiming to have won significant concessions. in fact, most of these have been symbolic concessions made by allies to ...

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Blacklist all right so even if those commitments are really really great is there going to be some sort of control mechanism in order to shake if they really go to change their tax schemes. well we hope so we are always hopeful but the problem again is that if we dont know what the commitments are to whom are really relying on to know if theyre really fulfilling their commitments we are just relying on the willingness of you member states including some e.u. tax havens to make that judgement whe...

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Testifying to congress. not because he had done anything particularly suspect or worrying, just turns out congress heard that he had a diary and they decided they wanted to read it. >> mr. steiner i want to start with you and the diary you kept. which i think is a important document that we have before us. >> senator, as i said in my opening statement, i used my diary as reflecting back but to try to draw lessons from my professional experiences. >> now -- yes, would you pull the microphone -- >...

Committee have commented on my personal diary and if i might, id like to make one brief point about it. i started keeping this diary nearly six years ago. i would write in it fairly infrequently. sometimes two weeks, other times six weeks would go by. i made no effort to check the accuracy because this was nevada intended to be a precise narrative or a verbatim account of what took place. it was more than anything, a way to reflect on events and draw lessons from my personal and professional exp...