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As much as policy differences may have factored into this, the mode, the manner, the apparent chaos surrounding it, the sudden nature of it, all of it speaks to something else about the way this white house in particular operates. it underscores new reporting tonight on what jake tapper's source says, and i quote. an administration with dysfunctional processes and bureaucracy. one that attracts people who are willing to make the big compromise to work for trump, so they're especially cutthroat. it's a real snake pit. on the national security side, that includes people who have come and gone, l...

Recently the president's plan to invite the taliban to camp david. so was he fired for that, for daring to speak out against the idea of bringing the taliban to camp david on the eve of the anniversary of 9/11? we don't know for sure because we've yet to hear from bolton aside from one tweet saying he offered to resign. as much as policy differences may have factored into this, the mode, the manner, the apparent chaos surrounding it, the sudden nature of it, all of it speaks to something else about the way this white house in particular operates. it underscores new reporting on what jake tappe...

Court decision by the end of october. whoever loses automatically gets to appeal up to the next level, the court of appeals. that's going to take several months. december, january 2020 and whoever loses there can try to get the supreme court to take the case. they don't have to take any case. they take a very low percentage of cases, usually around 2% to 3%. even that takes several more months. realistically, we'll not be looking at final decisions until well into 2020. >> and quickly, your top question this week? >> a lot of questions. what more are we going to learn about jeffrey epstein's d...

But i was a little bit surprised when i heard ag barr jump right out there and make a snap decision saying this is an apparent suicide and i'm appalled. i mean, that's ordinarily not how law enforcement acts. what we typically say is jeffrey epstein was found dead in his cell, pending an autopsy and a full investigation we have no further comment at this time. so you know, and some might say a.g. barr has been prone to making quick pronouncements without having all the facts previously and hasn't always been accurate. so i don't think we can say definitively what this was, nor do i think we sh...

It came about with the u.s. selective service shortly after reagan's attempted assassinatio assassination. it has been working like a charm. it's also in the hands of the fbi, the o police, who keeps us safe while we are in washington, d.c. also, the l.a.p.d. in california, they've used it for years. >> melissa: so it allows you to assess threats from individual people? >> somebody said that a while ago. i think it was governor dewine. he said, "this guy, this shooter in dayton, has been giving off these signals and no one paid any attention." this is what the threat assessment method is. you ...