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The agents liked him. he was very personable. i've dealt with him in myy capacity, but the judgment that he displayed and the rules that he broke when he made a prosecutive decision as the fbi director and then announced in great detail to the american public, instead of handing the investigation off to loretta lynch, who, if he thought was conflicted, could recuse herself and passed it down one notch was monumental bad judgment. i think a series of cascading events, that is what has drawn the fbi into politics. >> mark: let me ask you about that, because of the crime winds up in the county co...

Woman named gina richardson who was a high school senior working at the mall at series when roy moore approached her, asked her for her number. she declined. she then was in school a couple days later in class when she got a call. she thought, is it my dad? she went to the office and it turned out to be roy moore asking her out on a date. >> what age was she? a senior in high school? >> she was 17 or 18. >> do you know what happened? roy moore actually called her through the school she's saying? >> he callings her at school, she said i can't talk now i'm in trig class. so he came back to see w...

She's going to raise a lot of money. she'll get heavy support from women but will she inspire? will she get people to come out and vote who otherwise would not? watch that. >> maybe hispanic outreach. she thought, let's go to chipotle and get some pico de gayo. >> is she on the blackberry? it remind me of the other picture on twitter. this picture says it all to me. she's not relatable, she's dressed up both wearing sunglasses. she has the assistant with her. this is middle america. she's in middle america and she is dressed like that and acting like that. >> i find this stunning, ladies. ever...

You saw republican congressmen pushing back against journalists making them the issue. >> republicans are fighting harder i think than they did in the last shutdown in the 90s. of course, they have more support from the media then. but i think part of the agenda that i see in the dog that didn't bark. that was too much even for "the washington post." he thought, gee, that was strange that nobody would ask for that. when you see that kind of silence from the mainstream media, you wonder if they want to push the confrontation angle as opposed to the substance of what people are experiencing when...

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