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Recover faster. the concept seems simple, but when you actually try to start executing and understanding and accepting it, it becomes more difficult. when we think of change or failure, by human nature it's not a natural fit to change. we always resist it. i don't think anybody wakes up and says i cannot wait to fail today. so small businesses that are successful that actually deliver strategies that can execute and make decisive decisions every day, there's business owners that are doing that every single day. and what we found is those businesses continue to do that and they do it well. >> w...

Branch of our government and they pose a threat to civil liberty. so as a follow, do you think the other independent agencies are constitutionally suspect? >> the supreme court is obvious upheld since 1935 humphries executive decision that the concept and practice of independent agencies. on the cfpb decision, the structure of that agency deviated from the traditional historical practice of independent -- >> you think the humphries case of 80 years ago is correctly decided? >> it's a precedent of the supreme court and it's been reaffirmed many times. on the cfpb case, i need to get this out. i...

They've been choosing not to use them. they deny they have those powers. >> the answer to your question this is an executive decision and minimization of it. >> rand paul has his arguments against john brennan. it wasn't just about the criticism of the president but he believes he should have had his security clearance taken long ago. listen toing my conservative friends the argument is john brennan is not in government, he doesn't need this clearance, he doesn't need access to this intelligence and he's undermining the president of the united states. this isn't the end of the world that is th...

General kelly is running the white house and not president trump. is that true? >> absolutely not. general kelly is the chief of staff. that is his role, is he manages the day-to-day operations of the white house, the executive office of the president. the president runs the country. anyone who knows anything about this white house knows, it is the president who calls the shots. >> why would the president call her the day after she was fired and say, i knew nothing about your being fired? presumably, he is the president. he is the chief executive. he should know what's happening with all of hi...

The president would have to waive executive privilege. she's clearly within the executive privilege realm and i just don't see donald trump doing that. i think it is worth while to go and ask the questions. think in normal types a president would come back from a major trip like this and give a talk to the american people first to explain what happened. then have his people come out and go into more detail in briefings that follow. we've had none of that in this case, it's all been shrouded in secrecy. within 24 hours of trying to clean things up yesterday, he's got three messes on his hands. ...