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Not to mention lots of kids getting federal money to be there. you know, attorney general jeff sessions should be looking at this. >> tucker: well, after an outcry, officials at berkeley reversed course, offering to let coulter speak in early may. >> miss coulter's announcement that she intends to come to this campus on april 27th without regard to the fact that we do not have a protectable venue available on that date is of grave concern. last night i asked my staff to look beyond the usual venues we use for large public gatherings. fortunately that expanded search identified an appropriate, ...

First for north korea as all eyes watch. guys? abby: griff jenkins live for us. thanks a lot. pete: dealing with a reality decades of diplomacy, u.n. resolutions and other sanctions haven't prevented north korea from obtaining nuclear technology and advancing that the minute they have missile and ability to deliver it, it's a game changer. so, a lot of the people look at how ronald reagan won the cold war, tough talk and lots of action. brinksmanship. >> have you got to do something different if you want to curb north koreans influence and that's what they're trying to okay. jon: not just nucl...

Identity of u.s. officials. i don't have a particular recollection of doing that more treatme frequently. >> was there a particular focus on russia because of the conversations with the russian ambassador, around the time of the expulsion? >> from basically august through the end of the administration, we were hearing more and more and getting more and more information about interference in our process. it was of grave concern. so we took this issue very seriously. we thought it was trushl defend the integrity of our election process, and to respond

Both stories reported by "the new york times." on the offensive side what assange is alleging is truly scary. the offensive capabilities of cyber command of the nsa, if they do, indeed, have that, if wikileaks does have that, as spicer said, that's of grave concern. one quick note on that. whenever you heard the word grave from an official spoectionz person, that's code for war. the fact spicer used grave, and i'm assuming spicer has been brought up to speed on the importance of diplomatic language, whenever you hear grave, that's really the strongest language that you can use. that's what mr....

Would mean you'd have to go for an independent prosecutor. are you still comfortable that these committees can do it and do a credible job? >> when i heard that news on friday night, i expressed my grave concern. i think the intelligence agencies, we've got staff out there looking at the raw intelligence and we've got a working relationship and if at some point we have so much political interference that we don't get the facts, of course we have to go to a different venue. the challenge sometimes of an independent commission or a special committee, that might take months to get up and rolling ...