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Bakari sellers. okay. here we go. we heard it so much, build that wall. mexico's going to pay for the wall. you heard what i said kayleigh, house gop officials are now telling cnn that donald trump is going to ask congress to pay for the wall. so what happened to this signature campaign promise? is it changing? are taxpayers going to pay for it now? >> i hope it's not changing. it's one thing to ask congress to pay for the wall and then go about getting some source of funding from mexico. in fact you can look on trump's website, there's a detailed plan using the patriot act, regulations that...

Is donald trump giving credibility to assange, was that a turning point for you? >> no, not particularly. i mean, i think one can sometimes pull a quote out of what is shade by a really bad person and still find it useful. i've always been particularly fond of trotsky's "you may not be interested in war but war may be interested in you." i use that a lot. but i am not showing some allegiance to trotsky by saying it. >> thank you for responding to that. p.j. crowley to you first, you've been on the front lines of national security issues and political wars in washington. what do you make of the...

There's nothing wrong with challenging intelligence. the president does it every day when he gets his daily brief. i mean, this is -- presidents are paid to be skeptical and ask questions. >> but to do it in public? >> well, that's exactly right. you don't do it in public to humiliate people. these are public servants, heroes, people who toil in secrecy on behalf of the united states and they don't always get it right but they are important and we depend on them for our national security. so what the president has done is set up a collision course not only with the intelligence community but a...

Here. >> trafficked in the sense of sending them to a few people you know and saying isn't this weird or -- >> giving them credence by putting them on social media, which everyone in the world has access to, and by retweeting them. >> well, one of the reasons i've stayed away from social media is lack of technical competence to deal with it. so i'm not entirely sure what the implications are of this. i just believe that one ought to, if you send something out that is clearly false, you probably ought to put some kind of indicator on it, look, isn't this weird or whatever. and i don't know that...

Do. once i complete one task it moves me on to the next. >> take a photo of the display. got it. next. and the most critical part of the task for the folks at lovepop is checking on the condition of the card. >> we think about ourselves not just as a card but a small gift and part of that is the experience of opening a lovepop and seeing what's hidden inside. that's really hard to show in a retail environment and there's a lot of damage. there's a lot of work that goes into making sure that a lovepop display is in good shape. >> that's where i come in. sample lovepop cards display that are dam...