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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20171015:18:26:00 - Vimarsana News

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Called him a moron. a lot of people will watch this and think, he probably said it. >> i'm not dignifying the question he with an answer, jake. i'm a little surprised you want to spend so much time on it when there are so many issues around the world do deal with. >> i want to talk about bob corker, and he is a friend of yours, tremendous respect for you, he speaks highly of you all the time. he said that you're one of the best things about the cabinet. he is dismayed, he thinks president trump is constantly undermining you. he said the president has quote kass traited ykass traited you e worl...

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Whether or not he insulted him behind his back. >> right. the issue reportedly was never about whether he call him that in his face. but you know, kind of behind his back which reportedly is what is so enraged the president, too. even later he would learn about it before the rest of the world would. again, not denying that he called the president a moron, and saying he he is not being undermined by president's tweets and statements, did this secretary of state just demonstrate that he he does feel or is undermined bit president while trying to reiterate the president's logic and approach and s...

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There is a basic elemental question on whether americans think the federal government's footprint has expanded too much. and it goes -- it goes back to these hhs policies. >> sure. >> and do you want the federal government to be telling religious institutions what they have to do? what you have to compel them to do? and this is a good example of something that's not left or right. i guarantee you, there are a lot of progressives in the catholic church that say i'm pro choice, but i don't want the federal government telling my church what it must do. >> i think this will help those on the right...