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Is your party in denial about what the gop has become? >> yeah. look. there's that -- completely inconsistent. let me be clear about this. clearly trump is gone. he's no longer in the white um house, but trumpism is still alive and well, whether you see it in the hallways of congress, in the house and senate chambers or in events like you just pointed now the riverside this weekend. it is taking its toll, its impact on the policy-making process. in congress, most of the american public would ideally ic like to see bipartisan agreement on good policy, and we've got to try. the difference is we ...

Draw down. >> right. so, for months now the biden administration has been reviewing the rules, the standards that the cia and the dod have to operate under in order to use lethal force in afghanistan once u.s. troops have departed. what do i mean by lethal force? i'm talking about drone strikes. even potentially commando raids. part hof this review is looking at whether or not to raise the bar, tighten up the rules that the cia and dod have to operate under when the united states is no longer officially at war in afghanistan. as you suggest, this kind of reviewing, this kind of policy-making p...

New lobbying rules needed to strengthen trust Newsroom   st century, according to a new OECD report. Lobbying rules need to reflect new realities, including rapid technological change, global competition for influence and calls for increased transparency, integrity, and access. The report shows that countries have made strides in providing transparency, integrity and access, but at different speeds and in a continuously evolving lobbying landscape with new challenges. While lobbying is an important part of the policy-making process, it remains, in many cases, too open to abuse, with grey ar...

And has already launched their first salvo and the other side is trying to figure out if they want to vote on it. that's what i see this point as being and i hope we don't look back on the summer of 2021 and regret the decisions that weren't made to protect this country. >> and aaron, the reaction sometimes from the right is that this conversation is hyperbolic, but the proof is in the pudding. heritage wrote sample legislation that is being debated or passed in 47 states. there was no voter fraud. bill barr said so. mitch mcconnell at one point said so. chris christie has said so. yet, at 47 ...

The u.s., not a shadow one. >> we made every effort to ensure that the relevant decision makers at the national security council and the state department knew the important details of our efforts. the suggestion that we were engaged in some irregular or rogue diplomacy is absolutely false. >> as an experienced diplomat yourself, what did you think of that argument? >> oh, i definitely think that's sondland trying to cover himself and give more credibility to the fact that he effectively was somebody who had put his nose where it didn't belong, and he had put himself out there at the president'...