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One. donald trump either didn't tell the whole truth or didn't tell any of the truth to his staff, because two months prior, he had clearly had knowledge of this payment. so that's point one. now people say, well, who cares? everyone knows donald trump doesn't tell the truth. okay, but he's still president of the united states and when he doesn't tell the truth, in the past presidents have at least been put up there as moral paragons. they certainly haven't delivered on this and it's worth noting when they don't. and point two, and i'm sure this is more the point going forward. michael cohen i...

Donald trump, through a campaign surrogate, hope hicks, said they knew nothing about any sort of deal. we've heard this before. donald trump didn't know where michael cohen got the money to pay $130,000 to stormy daniels, the porn star who also alleged an affair with donald trump. this is not new, and it is not new that michael cohen, by the way, would set up a company to kind of mask that payoff, which is what they are talking about, which no one disputes they are talking about in the mcdougle tape. i think that there's two things at work here. one is, big whoop. we know donald trump has a ca...

Testimony from intelligence officials it was a meeting between george papadopoulos and a professor who had tied to russia that initially piqued the fbi's interest. that point one. point two, this is related to devin nunez, the chairman of the house intelligence committee said the fbi never let the court know some of this information was gleaned from a document, dossier that was being paid for by someone who might be supportive of one of the candidates. not accurate. the fbi speculates the identified u.s. person was likely looking for information that could be used to discredit candidate one's ...

Point two, brian, i think that justice kennedy's concurrence really was a clarion call that he said government officials need to be reminded at all times -- and of course there i think he's referring to the president -- that our actions with respect to our constitution, our freedoms, need to extend outward, as he said, and need to last, and that we must maintain them and preserve them because if we don't, our commitment to democracy itself will be undermined. >> of course critics pounced on that and said it's still a 5-4 decision in the president's favor. jill, what can we expect next from thi...

Categorical national origin bans, they're pinning their hopes on the wrong branch of government. and separation of powers 101, people should know that it's really congress that has the power here, that if people want to change, they should be looking to change congress. point two, brian, i think that justice kennedy's concurrence really was a clarion call that he said government officials need to be reminded at all times -- and of course there i think he's referring to the president -- that our actions with respect to our constitution, our freedoms, need to extend outward, as he said, and need...