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with the. but a lot of whom who may not. >> we're also getting really close to donald trump. i mean before was cassidy hutchinson, and there was a discussion up, i don't know who this person is. the idea of who is this person is we got. then you've got the idea of, well, it's this person. the chief aide of mike pence. now it's pompeo. it's to make mulvaney. it's mnuchin. you've heard of them, none of whom are coffee boys, right? but the ideas that may be, well i don't know, maybe chai latte. but they're getting closer and closer here. does that tell you something about the focus of the federal prosecutors now? >> i think it tells us that the focus is where it supposed to be. i don't know if it can make the jump on people were talking about, but now we could say there's an investigation on trump. i mean, i would assume these questions about trump would have been asked when folks were in the grander, where they answer not different questions. it's just that we are hearing, for the first time the confirmation that they were asking about trump. so, i don't agree quite there
transactions in ukraine, even mcconnell has to say at some point you've got to cut and run because it looks as though this is too much a preponderance of allegations. >> yeah. >> and then on top of that, if all you have to defend yourself is rudy giuliani going to a studio last night, it's time for you to really, really cut your losses and run. >> yeah. >> so just to button this discussion up, ken noted yesterday that the number of complaints made to the intel watchdogs confidential hotline has more than doubled since president trump took office. that is a very good point as we look into -- >> ken, you want to give us a little more information on that? >> yeah. this was publicly available information on the inspector general website that i happened to notice yesterday pent they have a hotline across the intelligence community where you can call or email any kind of complaint. there are hundreds of complaint typically a year. it's on track to triple since
to me. there was no prior warning. this decision was made behind closed doors. the public was not involved in the discussion. and i just feel it is not right. >> do you have a hunch who this one complaint could have come from? >> i can't confirm it is one person and one complaint. that is one thing i'll admit. how many people involved i guess doesn't matter and i have no idea. it wasn't made public. nobody talked about, that it was a discussion up for debate. they just behind closed doors presented their problems with somebody in the cambridge school system and this is what they came out of it for solution, to ban santa. >> why does that bother you? how will the kid be affected by this? do they know? what's their response been? >> my opinion why it bothers me, i come from a city that celebrates diversity and tolerance. i think at its base this decision wreaks of intolerance. and this whole celebration,
"the lead" that bergdahl was a deserter, also claimed that bergdahl was responsible for six deaths. now the pentagon disputes that. all soldiers he and others claim were killed searching for the p.o.w. that was the claim there. and as i said, the defense department denies that. this as former afghanistan commander stanley mcchrystal is defending the sometimes dangerous missions undertaken as they searched for the captured soldier. >> anyone who serves has a responsibility to the people they serve with, but also, we as a nation have responsibility to those who serve. so, i think if we raise this discussion up, and we say we've got a service member for whom we are responsible, the answer's pretty clear. then we also should look at sergeant bergdahl, and he had responsibilities as well, and i think they should review that and see whether we are meeting those responsibilities on both ends. >> yes, no american needs to be left behind. then again, it goes again to that he needs to be accountable for his actions, accountable for what he did, and he needs to
that's what senator judd gregg says. nice to see you. >> thank you for having me. >> greta: i want to talk about care. but first to set this discussion up, president obama earlier today had something to say about the health care bill and why people are not running with it in the democratic party. >> mr. president, why is no one who supported the health care bill running on it? >> the president: well, i think you have seen couple hundred million dollars worth of negative tv ads that make it very difficult to do so. the fact of the matter is that, you know, there was an awful lot of misinformation about this health care bill while we were debating it. that has continued after we've finished debating it. >> greta: president obama says it is the negative ads, 100 million dollars and misinformation. your op-ed piece has a different thought. first, what do you think about
that's what senator judd gregg says. nice to see you. >> thank you for having me. >> greta: i want to talk about care. but first to set this discussion up, president obama earlier today had something to say about the health care bill and why people are not running with it in the democratic party. >> mr. president, why is no one who supported the health care bill running on it? >> the president: well, i think you have seen couple hundred million dollars worth of negative tv ads that make it very difficult to do so. the fact of the matter is that, you know, there was an awful lot of misinformation about this health care bill while we were debating it. that has continued after we've finished debating it. >> greta: president obama says it is the negative ads, 100 million dollars and misinformation. your op-ed piece has a different thought. first, what do you think about