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Thing, specifically the very thing, and it is astounding to me that there is no one in capitol hill hill up in arms. >>. >> that is why i became speechless. the idea that republicans on km capitol hill have consents to these things. i republican a republican party that no matter who was doing this would have been dragged. >> it shows you how much that washington has changed in such a short time, in our generation, every other president, before running for president, die vested or put them into blind trusts. he but for that reason, gaef up all of that so there would be no

Correct. >> that's the problem. >> one of the problems. well, there are so many problems with this. one is that no one was actually concerned with the offensiveness of the statement but rather that it made him politically untenable. there were neither offended nor thought it was politically untenable when he called mexicans rapists and mocks disabled journalist. trump understands two things phenomenally well. one that our norms are subject to or consent. he no longer consents to them. therefore, they don't have the same pull on him. that's troublesome. two, that we have an incredibly short att...

The study determined facebook considers itself to be ahead of and beyond the law. >> there have been serious failings over the content, the failure to protect users privacy, and also, failure from a part in the way they gather data, and make it available to other organizations without users informed consents. >> at issue, the use of facebook by foreign governments to influence elections. possible russian involvement in the u.k.'s brexit vote, for example, at the u.k.-based cambridge analytica firms used to facebook data to target potential trump voters in 2016. >> what this does is at least ma...

Last two weeks of the shut down really have been for naught. because those offers have been on the table already. here is something else to consider too. if they have an agreement this afternoon, consents, parliamentary procedure on capitol hill, you might be able to open the government pretty quickly which state of the union back on the table. the president really does want to have that speech. i should tell you, i keep looking over here because the teleprompter every once in a while rolls up and it rolled up as far as to say that my fellow americans i am pleased and then it cut off the next ...

Allies, or pentagon advisers. that's what policymakers call process, but that isn't a reason," he says, "to reject the policy shift." david lunker goes on to point out, suspicious process is good, but it doesn't guarantee wisdom." endir ra, i just thought this was an interesting piece and i'm curious your reaction to it, because essentially, what he's arguing is the process as it commonly plays out, he seems to be arguing, sort of inevitably leads presidents to defer to military voices, to defer to longer military commitments, and maybe by being ignorant of traditional processes, trump gets th...