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Place here, theres three more, as you can see in the difference. You cant see that clearly at the moment, but you can see the stretches out there as well. Now, this has been one of the hardest areas to get to for a long time. It had to be helicopters. Weve driven it, and that took many hours. You can see the Rescue Workers are here now. These helicopters are coming in to pick up either survivors, or bodies and to take them away two major hospitals in cities that havent been so badly affected. Theyre also running from here, into the remote villages that are still completely cut off by road. The...

And he had also last week been complaining about rod rosenstein again, saying maybe he should fire him. and he believes this memo, if it becomes public, would give him the pretext or the grounds to potentially fire rosenstein, to make changes in the department of justice generally that he thinks could help him with the mueller probe. and at the very least, even if he's not able to sort of ward it off, he is laying the groundwork for whenever these conclusions are reached, whatever they are, that trust is now so eroded by the president attacking his own department of justice, his own fbi, in mo...

Agencies that in another moment, if the president needs to focus on a law enforcement issue or even potentially credibility on reforms he's making to the immigration system, these will be the people he is turning to and citing to carry out those orders but he may have a lot of trouble with that because he personally is responsible for helping eroding the public's trust in them. >> jennifer, let's say you're number two at justice. let's say that in that job, robert mueller reports to you and you're visiting the white house and the president asks you if you're on his team. how do you answer? and...

And he would also last week complaining about rod rosenstein again, maybe he should fire him, and he believes this memo, if it becomes public, would give him the pretext or the grounds to potentially fire rosenstein, to make changes in the department of justice generally that he thinks could help him with the mueller probe. and at the very least, even if he's not able to sort of ward it off, he is laying the groundwork for whenever these conclusions are reached, whatever they are, that trust is now so eroded by the president attacking his own department of justice, his own fbi, in moves that a...

Agencies that in another moment, if the president needs to focus on a law enforcement issue or even potentially credibility on reforms he's making to the immigration system, these will be the people he is turning to and citing to carry out those orders, but he may have a lot of trouble with that because he personally is responsible for helping eroding the public's trust in them. >> jennifer, let's say you're number two at justice. let's say that in that job, robert mueller reports to you and you're visiting the white house and the president asks you if you're on his team. how do you answer? an...