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She was a figurehead and compass for people. we talked to people this morning and they say that they are sad, at a loss, they will not be the same again, i think that is very reflect it with national leaders around the world. 1954, went to ethiopia. in the early '70s, she hosted the emperor of japan. in 1991, the polish president. she was the first relation monarch to visit china in 1980s six. she was felt and understood around the world, even vladimir putin, whose values most of the world abhors at the moment expressed his respect for the queen. the reach is so wide.

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Process. >> seth, do you think it's intention nal also? >> i'm not sure anymore. one thing that happens with trump is he is a this 24/7 guy and comes from the entertainment world so he doesn't take weekends off so -- and he also doesn't like to not be the focus of the news cycle, so he seeks to capture the news cycle even when it's saturday or sunday. >> even when it's not about him. >> right. i think that's something he did during the campaign. you know, hillary clinton would have -- there would be a bad story about -- negative story about hillary clinton in "the times" or somewhere and you t...

Will do with trump. actually republicans in congress, whether republicans who have worked on criminal justice reform like senator mike he or rand paul, will say anything or rubber stamp donald trump's choice. >> and rudy giuliani has been outspoken that hillary clinton should be prosecuted in connection with the clinton foundation and the e-mails. this is something that is not dead by any means. >> do you think he will appoint a special prosecuteer? >> i don't think he needs to. he can just have it done in the justice department. i think donald trump abhors weakness and loves revenge. this is ...

Who this person is and where he is, what we will do about it? >> so far no reaction from the white house except to point us to the justice department which, of course, launched its own investigation. the only voice, if you will, for the administration has been coming from the director of national intelligence, spokesperson saying they are currently reviewing the damage that's been done by the recent disclosures, spokesperson going on to say that any person who has a security clearance knows that he or she has an obligation to protect classified information and abide by the law. clearly, though...