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On michael cohen's office and home and hotel room in new york. what is the president's behavior suggest to prosecutors? >> his behavior after this particular raid, including his tweets, his public statements, has been consistent regarding his dislike for this investigation throughout the course of the year. and his desire for the investigation to end. so what that raises as far as the question for prosecutors is why? why does the president want this investigation to go away so badly? grant it, one can understand from a political perspective why it would be a distraction for policy objectives. ...

That begins with the president sharing with his team what his priorities are for particular position, if we are talking about a cabinet position, of course, also there is a difference between the outset of an administration when the position is vacant and replacing an incumbent which raises its own set of difficulties and challenges politically and other wise. but in either case, when there is decision that a cabinet level appointee is going to be made, months in advance there is -- ab sent extraordinary circumstances, there would be a rigorous process in the white house involving the presiden...

Reputation of your office and presidency. because remember the united states for decades has been saying we're supposed to set an example for what we expect other countries to do. by saying that sounds really nice. we will deal with you only as the equal leader of another nation is breaking with press department and undermining the sraeur kwrus policy objectives we have tried to project and the criticisms we have may about the way russia runs its political business. >> here's what we know. we know there is something we don't know. which is there is a reason that the president continues to soft...

Priorities that he has had since his days in the senate. so i think from attorney general session's point of view, putting up with some public humiliation from the president is the price you have to pay for getting long-standing policy objectives in place. >> peter baker, there's also just the turmoil, the chaos of the white house in the last 48 hours. just in two hours yesterday, hope hicks resigning. the president losing one of his closest aides. he's increasingly isolated. and josh nefel resigning the day before. you also have real questions about how long jared kushner can do what he is su...

Literature and then we had a chapter on each of the president's policy objectives that you might expect is. that gets up to 3% average over ten years and that's based on very hard science. we have more than 50 pages of economic references in the back where those numbers come from. if those numbers had led us to 5%, we would have been at 5%. let me close, though, by putting that perspective. the median forecast for economic reports of the president going back to this one is that economic growth will be about 3.2% and so we're a little bit below the median. the economic growth forecast for the o...