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Compared to all of the other options, it is the one that could produce the most sustainable result but that doesn't mean that the other options aren't there and if necessary we won't resort to them. >> meanwhile, are you trying to restrain prime minister netanyahu from launching some kind of military intervention? >> we're in very close contact and coordination with israel just as we are with a number of other countries that are deeply concerned about iran's nuclear program as well as its many other destabilizing activities in the region. countries have to make their own decisions. about their...

On executive privilege. what does that signal to you? >> the executive privilege is a privilege that means the executive branch can't share information. doesn't have to share information with the other two branches. legislative branch or judicial branch. and it is interesting because jack smith is part of the department of justice. is within the executive branch. and the current president holds. it so joe biden. and he has said that there is a no executive privilege issue here. so bringing this, this is an argument that trump and his world has brought up many times. it doesn't hold, it doesn't...

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Important work with a great deal of integrity. they do make mistakes, and the tragedy of a hearing like today is that we are spending all of this time on these ludicrous issues of political fear, and not talking about real issues like how the fbi gathers information about mystic violent extremism. did the share information with others? do they put undue restrictions, first amendment -- association restrictions on their ability to monitor open source information? or is their assessment of the danger when it comes to intelligence afflicted with some implicit racial bias? these are huge issues in...

Two bills involving child care were among eleven signed into law Monday by Democrat Gov. Roy Cooper.