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Disgrace fu disgraceful. it would be disqualifying, but we've used that word a lot. i have six i've worked with on nsa's wall of those who have lost their lives in the defense of this nation. there are tens of thousands of good people, men and women working 24/7, 365, to defend this nation and he discards them because he thinks he knows better. right now what we need to know is why does this man's policy track with the kremlin? why does this man's policy seem dismiss sie dismissive of 70 years of american defense policies and strategies? why does this man seem to have poor knowledge of intelli...

Related to a lot of people. i have 69 first cousins. that was the only answer i gave. >> i want to get one more question because you also said in another quote that i read, you said i'll tell you one thing, i wouldn't have voted for that damn war talking about iraq and 2002 and talking about the vote that hillary clinton cast as a member of the senate in 2002. he's one of the pieces of news she's made with this book tour is saying she got it wrong on iraq. is that good enough for you or does she still have questions to answer about that? >> no. listen, everybody has made nation and everybody m...

For working people? do you want to see livable wage? do you want to see people who get guns have background checks? they say, yes. republicans and democrats say these things. these folks don't want a fair vote so they just take people's vote. but i want you to know, tamron, in minnesota, we organized people all across the state and defeated at the ballot box a photo i.d. measure so you could beat it in the courts, but you can beat it on the streets, too. >> and that's what you're calling people in your book, as well, to take action, through your story, through your life, and you taking steps t...

Snooping to reveal those documents. so snowden could escape the u.s. but the president can't escape the story. >> the president deserves a little vacation. he did seem to throw the director of national intelligence, general james clapper, under the bus a bit, didn't he? >> he did. he said in answer to a question about clapper's comments earlier in the year before snowden's revelations that the nsa does not do this kind of spying, he of course had to walk back those comments when we saw these revelations, the president said hey, listen, you're equating me with james clapper, not the best suppor...

Lot of non-love for this president the way he conducted himself as president. from democrats, sometimes it's sharp or sharper from democrats than from republicans in private conversations. the question here is what's the vote count. if the vote count is so lopsided in the senate and in the house, that the president actually vetoes the bill or does he try to negotiate some language to make it more conditional a trigger so he can go to iran and say look, i did the best i could, you guys better keep your end of the deal. >> on nsa surveillance there was an interesting exchange involving general j...