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Unprecedented step further in what critics call an effort to is distract the white house now threatening to revoke security clearance from six former Top National Security officials, all of whom are fierce critics of trumps actions or inactions. These officials have served both democrats and republicans and have decades of experience in intelligence, law or diplomacy. For context, the heads of the Intelligence Agencies usually keep the Security Clearances unless theres reason to revoke them. It allows them mpay attentio to this it allows them to speak openly about matter the. They keep the cle...

Is about to get a permanent secretary. senate voted overwhelmingly 86-9 yesterday to confirm robert will can i as the next secretary. he replaces david shill kin who was fired in march. taking over a department that has been plagued with problems for years. >> let's take a look at some of the biggest issues. department of veterans affairs provides health and other benefits to nearly 20 million military veterans. it's the nation's second largest bureaucra bureaucracy. there's a budget battle already under way. the va's proposed budget stands at $199 billion. part of the budget short fall comes ...

Themselves on the far left. you know, the leading candidate for governor in california, gavin newsome wants a single-payer healthcare system. by the way, that costs $400 billion a year in california. and our entire state budget is only $199 billion. most of the candidates for congress are trying to be part of the elizabeth warren and bernie sanders wing of the democrat party. that is just not where most california voters are. >> harris: chairman of the g.o.p. party california ahead of what is like a mini super tuesday tomorrow. thank you for helping break it down today. >> thank you, harris. >...

And they'll be treated like tiny little community banks for purposes of oversight. now, those 25 banks, they're between $50 billion and $250 billion in assets. collectively, they set down about $50 billion in tarp money. they helped crash the economy and nobody went to jail. just to draw that home a little bit more, you remember country wide, they earn putting out at their pique, one in every five mortgages across america and you remember what those mortgages were like. they were like grinades, they rolled into american homes. and ultimately blue up the economy. how big was countrywide at its ...

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