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To more than 30,000 households. two of the officials are former emergency managers appointed by the state. >> flint deserves better. the people of flint are not expendable so to move on is unacceptabl unacceptable. >> sara ganim is on with me on these officials facing charges. >> these are the two highest-ranking officials that have been charged so far. these two directly reported to the governor they were in charge of making decisions for the city of flint because it was in financial ruin. >> huge deal. >> it is. so you heard the attorney general say they're not done.

Bright line between what you say and do to get elected and what you say and do once you're in office. >> and, brooke, it also shows that more people say that there's a private side of donald trump and the public side of donald trump. that private donald trump known to be pragmatic, to listen to folks when he meets behind the scenes much different than what he says publicly. the question is what will he do as president when he starts pushing his agenda? how much will we see the public donald trump or how much will the private donald trump shine through when he starts to talk to members of congr...

We've always had as an open question, why do this? he talks about how this became more about balance sheets than people take a listen. >> all too prevalent and very evident has been a fixation on finances and balance sheets. this fixation has cost lives. this fixation came at the expense of protecting the health and safety of flint. it's all about numbers over people, money over health. >> the allegations are these four people conspired together and lied to the state treasury department to get millions of dollars in bonds to the city of flint to pay for this pipeline that was going to bring in...

Water. that started the ball rolling down a very bad hill in which they had to then switch the water because the pipeline wasn't ready and they didn't treat it properly but they wanted to treat the water in flint and not buy it anymore from the city of detroit. they didn't treat it properly, it led to lead poisoning and lee legionnaires' disease which killed two people in flint. >> if we're talking high ranking officials, what has been the response to that from the city's mayor. >> they have said they want this investigation to go as far as it can go. they're calling for the governor to be arr...

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