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Residence at the white house. sometimes he thought they were talking back to him. so he was unhinged. but it was in private, not in public. and this, i must tell you the way the president is acting now is very -- it really raises serious questions about his fitness for office. millions of americans tune in and watch the president very, very closely when there's trouble facing the oval office. they want to see what their president is like in a crisis. how well does he handle pressure? is he stable? is he reliable? is he someone who will calmly get us through this without throwing a lot of thund...

Was it a cya. was it a cover your ass moment, or was it something more? we simply don't know at this point. what i do think is central is the question, how do you measure how importantly the president took getting the dirt on his political opponents? well, so far, he's ensnared in that hunt his vice president, his secretary of state, his attorney general, his energy secretary as well as his personal lawyer. that suggests he took it pretty darn seriously. >> that's got to be the last word. thank you, david. thank you, kaitlan. greg, thank you so much. we'll have you back. we really appreciate i...

Propitious night to have hillary clinton here. to ask about these things. somebody who has seen these things from so many different angles, including as secretary of state. before we talk with secretary clinton, there are two specific things that have broken tonight that are both on their own gobsmacking, and these are both stories we are expecting to keep developing. both of them since i sat down and started talking to you, i have been handed new developments on both of them. so it's clear these stories will continue developing through the night, including this hour. the first of these two st...

Propicious night to have hillary clinton here. somebody who has seen these things from so many different angles, including as secretary of state. before that, there are two specific things that have broken tonight that are both on their own gobsmacking, and these are both stories we are expecting to keep developing. both of them since i sat down and started talking to you, i have been handed new developments on both of them. so it's clear these stories will continue developing through the night, including this hour. the first of these two stories concerning vice president pence. it's this fron...

"washington post" correspondent ann gearrin cornell bolster and editor-in-chief matthew kont nettie. ann, your paper kept everybody up last night. i think the most intriguing aspect of this and i know you can't speak specifically but it was very clear in "the washington post" story that the government asked the post to leave some parts of this story out. that felt like a confirmation in and of itself. where does that request come from? does it come from the white house or, say, the cia? >> in this case, our reporters, my colleagues, greg miller and greg jaffe, were dealing with a range of sour...