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Characterized as being part of team normal as reporters kind of started to do around that time. i decided hours ago, i've been doing this for a long time, 25 years, i've spanned political ideologies to christie. i can work under a lot of circumstances, a lot of very candidates and politicians but the situation where, i think along the way i've built up a pretty good reputation for being honest and professional of. i don't think what was happening was necessarily honest or professional. that led to this. >> the president did get rid of team normal and i would like to

Lessen the chances they would win the election. he nevertheless kept saying it. he had already decided he would claim the election was rigged. he was told that talking smack about mail-in votes, as a way of trying to say the election was rigged, is something that would hamper his ability to win the election. he, nevertheless, stuck with that mind, which raises the prospect that trump preferred to try to stay in office by being able to declare the whole election was rigged. then, by trying to actually win in the traditional way, by getting more votes. maybe, the point was to make the election i...

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That's been her answer since the new york times first break. they crossed this threshold to make whatever they want to. that was her response, she does not answer the same way. >> all the inconsistencies, they are correct. it doesn't necessarily matter, the committee cannot bring charges. >> you are absolutely right that there is no part of the constitution where this has any extra force. what is fascinating though, it gives us a little peek into what are relatively well cupped debates. someone explain to me why it is not political to hourly push for mr. then ends indictment, they have both be...

Accepting the verdict of the courts. that was by judges appointed by his administration to. by not accepting the judgment of the courts and stopping, observing the deadlines, observing the democracy itself. that is what is really bad. john adams in 1800, controlling all the levers of the power, knowing that he lost thomas jefferson and had to concede. abraham lincoln in 1884, that letter that the committee displayed in its first hearing. with al gore, what he did in 2000 and what richard nixon did in 1960. they are examples of presidents who lost really narrow races, who contested those electi...