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If you put your foot in your mouth one more time, you might actually blow this thing. >> it's remarkable to watch the debate performance where she had notes she basically read off she read off of, in the aftermath refused to go out and send someone in her place. the clock expires and please, god, let's hold onto this lead. >> a normal republican president would not get on air force one and dignify a candidate like this with the sort of stature of the office of the presidency, but donald trump is eager to go. >> after roy moore, we shouldn't be very surprised any more. but it also indicates tha...

Capacity not to harm us close to mark >> jason: i think after steve 's exclusive shot, there was a moment that took us to a place we wanted to be -- >> harris: where did it go? >> jason: i think marco rubio was most articulate in this. saying we don't resort to violence in this country because we are able to have this vigorous debate. but you can't take that as an excuse to be able to take action and harm somebody, and to encourage taking, verbally, out somebody while they are at dinner. that's is not acceptable. >> harris: we know you live among people. kennedy, you and i talk about mental he...

>> you know, when you turn to the nuclear arsenal and the fact that the guy who is supposed to be tending it is allowed to walk out of the door without a replacement. but what scared me most is a like general thing. what the government does is a lot of very long-term stuff. it's investing now for 20 years away. it's managing projects that will take 30 years to resolve. everything he does is short term. sacrificing the long-term for the short term. and it's letting team because they have no particular mission in the government, the kind of people who come in have narrow financial interests. so ...

Away. it's manage progress jeing projl take 30 years to resolve. everything he does is short term. sacrificing the long-term for the short term. and it's letting team because they have no particular mission in the government, the kind of people who come in have narrow financial interests. so you have the ceo of accuweather appointed head of the national weather service. >> he doesn't want public free accessible data. it's the thing he's built his money off of. >> so maybe that might be the thing that's the most disturbing. the data the government collects is the key to so much future knowledge...

Hydro-ecologist, and dr. byron adams, a biologist. >> anthony: so what are you looking at our here? >> michael: everything that lives here lives in the soil. we study the soil organisms mostly the animals that live here, but also the microbes that those animals feed off of. >> anthony: right. >> byron: this is just a marker that tells us to stay on this trail. these soils are so sensitive that if we walk off the trail or whatever we could completely jack up the soils organisms that live below there. >> anthony: oh like that guy? >> byron: yeah, like that dude he's totally -- he's going to get ...