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He had serious errors in judgment. literally words to the effect that he felt he was the only one in the room, or the only one in washington who could make this decision with moral integrity and standing. and we know that and it's a tragic flaw of his. and unfortunately the irony, the huge irony here is that a man who was trying to make decisions based on agonizingly tough moral issues and integrity issues and wanting to be as transparent as possible with congress and the public ultimately caused the public to perceive the fbi as lacking transparency and lacking integrity. so, it back fired on...

A contact with people it changes your perception you stop being influenced by the media what politicians say it gives you a more realistic and that's apprehensive of things. the camp is funded by the e.u. . meanwhile captain body has arrived in tripoli together with the four hundred people who agonizingly had earlier seen europe on the horizon. let the to close their nightmare journey now continues in libya. but what was it. that. regard will so whether their economic migrants or asylum seekers the libyan authorities view them as illegal immigrants.

>> my armoir with all my clothes. we're standing tree feet in the air. >> beneath our feet, seaweed, three feet of salt water and a weech that used to be outside before it burst into the home. the comb rode uple rode out then a neighbor's house recording this video as the hurricane slammed against their first floor home. >> first sign that everything wasn't all right, we started seeing our possessions floating out this door. >> their concrete construction held up, but the windows failed. >> wait a second, these were hurricane shutter sns. >> yeah, these are. but there's only two of them left. ...

David ignatius writes in "the washington post" this morning, that leaves more power to trp's closest aides, people like steve bannon and maybe americans might want to ask whether they feel more comfortable with steve bannon running u.s. foreign policy or rex tillerson. this is what david ignatius writes. tillerson is off to an agonizingly slow start as secretary of state. that matters because if tillerson doesn't develop a stronger voice, the control of foreign policy is likely to move increasingly towards stephen k. bannon. a truly frightening prospect and, of course, not exactly what the ame...

Support from the african-american community? >> i don't think the demographics of the state you're coming from but rather the issues that you stand behind. he has done that in terms of with respect to criminal justice reform. but in the main, we need to see much more. all across this country, we, right now, are in the many i had is it of an agonizingly difficult situation with respect to race and civil rights, particularly young people. look at that video and not talk about racial profiling in a serious way. we need five or six questions on civil rights and the most prominent of which is how d...