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The first question is this question about collusion. the second is much more tangible. that's what we heard from sally yates. did the president potentially cover up? we know that general flynn, people were aware of security concerns. the fact the president didn't act for almost 18th days is troubling. so when we think about investigation, there are multiple silos. this idea that perhaps there is no question of income from the russians. and it confuses the issue. there are so many different tentacle this is has that this will not go any time soon. >> trump said he wants to get to the bottom of ...

Play book of we're responding with signals back and forth. so i think the hope is here that there's a plateau that -- or an off ramp where both sides can start to have conversations not in the newspapers but actually behind closed doors. that's where something meaningful can get done. >> we're seeing a lot of tough talk on north korea, but in syria we saw the president of the u.s. take action. did president trump enforce that red line that president obama initially declared but then didn't act upon? >> reporter: well, i think, you know, right now what we can tell from the situation is we have ...

Didn't we, why didn't we show more concern for those in these concentration camps because there's some historical evidence that we could have done much more. but i don't think that's really a question for me. it's a question historically for those who at the time didn't act and do more. >> has the president himself reversed course because in august of 2013 he tweeted, the president, in this case referring to president obama, must get congressional approval before attacking syria. big mistake if he does not. >> i can't answer for the president, and he hasn't asked me to be his spokesman yet. he...

Small patrol in a neighbor city in iraq, but i understood the ultimate mission was to restore power so ultimately iraq could take power and we could go home. we don't even know which government we should support. >> is it clear to you what policy -- the u.s. policy was officially for the removal of bashar al assad, that assad had to go. clearly red lines were violated and the u.s. didn't act. but again saevgt tillerson last week seemed to indicate it was up to the syrian people to indicate about bashar al assad. is it clear, still u.s. policy that bashar al assad must go? >> i have no idea. i ...

More concern for those in these concentration camps because there's some historical evidence that we could have done much more. but i don't think that's really a question for me. it's a question historically for those who at the time didn't act and do more. >> has the president himself reversed course because in august of 2013 he tweeted, the president, in this case referring to president obama, must get congressional approval before attacking syria. big mistake if he does not. >> i can't answer for the president, and he hasn't asked me to be his spokesman yet. he hasn't even asked me to revea...