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In many cases, but most aren't reading them, yes. >> they have jobs, and kids and families and lives. >> yes. >> what they're getting are top lines. what they hear or shows like yours, what they see on the nightliness and frankly not watching the live testimony that will come on later this week. so the job of democrats is keep things tight. for somebody to walk away from a two-minute news broadcast with a summary that donald trump did x, it was wrong because y. that's what they freed to get to, and more you pull out these side threads the more distraction it becomes. >> leave it there with you...

Not to. in february he also admitted he had not read the applications for surveillance orders on former campaign aide charlie page. he told fox news, of course, no, i did not. reporters say -- certainly congressman gowdy is more than capable of reading them, but his critics say, why isn't he looking at some of the most sensitive documents when the justice department is only a couple blocks away, jim? >> it seems to be a simple thing to do. our other breaking news now. president trump says the details are set for his high stakes summit with kim jong-un. we're going to be right back. se. but t...

For a moment that this was john podesta's fault, it does appear to have been a phishing link. criminal statutes include that time kind of behave. that is a criminal violation, to be clear on what the law says hacking is. >> i'm not saying it was an act of a gentleman to steal his e-mails. >> the question becomes is there any methodology of obtaining information that you think would invalidate it? if gunmen showed up at trump tower today, took everyone hostage, broke in and stole a bunch of documents but the documents were interesting, you'd be cool with all of us reading them, right? >> no, i ...

Won. >> i don't think that's borne out by the data but let's talk for a minute about this idea that this was john podesta's fault. it does appear to have been a fishing link. criminal statutes on hacking include that kind of behavior so if you under false pretenses get someone's account through a fishing link, that's a criminal violation, just to be clear on what the law says hacking is. >> i'm not saying it was the act of a gentleman to steal his e-mails. >> so then the question becomes is there anything -- is there any methodology of obtaining information that you think would invalidate it? ...

He got an a on the project. congratulations. get the history books i've written for kids on kennedy, lincoln and jesus. you'll have fun reading them, learn something and get them away from the god awful machines. and finally tonight, the factor tip of the day, the puzzling article on "the huffington post" about how jesus is portrayed in art. as you may know "killing jesus" has been on the best sellers list for 46 weeks. the book has been ignored pretty much in the media, which is fine. not being a big fan of mine or of jesus for that matter. a guy named bernard star writes, "even bill o'reilly...