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A massive company that makes toilet paper and cleaning products and is this with doug, too. they love having little divisions and pretend they are politically active but it's only. it's not ben & jerry's -- one time it was but it isn't anymore ben & jerry's took the money and sold out to big corporate america so that's the funny thing. most conservatives don't care because most cases they are more likely to be angry with the company like bud light as they felt bud light was on their side but they always knew these guys were left-wing hippies but even then it's all phony i care about people don...

To come. it's been months since he held what is called a principals meeting, where the secretary of state, secretary of defense and other principles get together in the situation room to discuss issues that they then present to the president. this was an ad hoc process and involved essentially two people. john bolton and mike pompeo. others were brought in occasionally, but there was not this holistic process that surfaced disagreements and that hopefully arrived at consensus. >> given the type of personality donald trump is, shouldn't mike pompeo just say -- pull a henry kissinger and say i s...

Pushing the bounldrydaries of t. i think we've seen it similarly to using pardons and now one other factor he's throwing into this is also of revoking people's security clearances. and partly it's just a means of sort of showing who's boss, but there's a ton of people at the white house who he feels are disloyal, people from the obama administration, people who have been critical of him. and i feel there's a real interest on the part of the white house to retaliate. and to put it into context the president usually isn't a huge fan of a policy process or a well laid out decision making. so what...

Process and ultimately he interjects and does what he wants. and if we see him revoking more security clearances it'll follow that ad hoc process in the days to come. >> and just because i'm running to a break, i want to read this from tonight's "washington post. " this is on the notion of pulling clearances becomes the next thing in this white house, this is benjamin wittis, a legal expert we've talked to from time to time. it you did this in one day it would have a saturday night massacre odor to it. but you spread it out and get people used to the first one, then you do the second one over ...

And to put it into context the president usually isn't a huge fan of a policy process or a well laid out decision making. so what happens on a lot of these issues in the white house is the president says he wants something done. lawyers or staffers try to slow walk him or make him follow a process and ultimately he interjects and does what he wants. and if we see him revoking more security clearances it'll follow that ad hoc process in the days to come. >> and just because i'm running to a break, i want to read this from tonight's "the washington post." this is on the notion of pulling clearan...