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Like someone who has the ability to go in and engage in sort of the full cooperation that prosecutors would demand to complete a cooperation agreement. so what would manafort have that he could offer? prosecutors who just finished trying a case in the eastern district of virginia now have to gear up and go to trial again in washington. that's a considerable expenditure of time and resources, especially if they have the intention to work on additional cases. so if manafort were to offer to plead guilty, it would, for prosecutors, be an efficiency gain. he could probably seek from them a lenienc...

Bluntly he is not happy about the behavior of north korean dictator kim dictator kim jong un who hasn't suddenly said he's having second thoughts about giving up its nuclear weapons but keep in mind, kim has already turneded over those three american hostages and is our mikeag hours away from this mentally and nuclear test site. why the president admitted that the june 12th summit may not happen, he added that that is confident that it could happen on june 12th are some later date because he believes they will be eventually an agreement. >> sean: wean have the missile site being taken down, ac...

>> that coultake investments, loans, deals and partnerships around the world with anyone who wants to get into the graces of the american president. >> talk about an organization -- a way for somebody to curry favor with the pridenent. there is a company being run by his children that can take money without ever disclosing. >> banks he regulates. if this wasussein, we'd be saying this is a horrible dictatorship but this is essentially what we have happeninin you're going to have the family of the predent o of the united states being an indirect pathway not only for his power but ways for him t...

Put simply, does torture work? >> no. no, it's ineffective and not within our values. for the report, i'd like to point out, though, if one's not inclined to read the entire summary or the report, the first 19 pages really capture the essence of the history. that's the finding sections. and there's information in there b that by any reasonable and objective read would put some of the debate to rest as to what happened, how things went off the rails. >> so it's almost like the cliffnotes version. >> exactly. >> can you bring us into the room? how did you approach an interrogation? what worked f...

In research and medical education. there b will be a doctor shortage cuts to the nih and federal funding. we can give people health insurance. unless we make advances in technology, knowledge, application of the knowledge patients won't benefit. >> what kind of insurance are we giving them here? we don't know. just because you have health care coverage, what's it covering? prescription drugs, the doctor you want to see? we have no idea what it is. you could have insurance and it doesn't matter. >> the question you asked is can you keep your doctor today. or you want to pick your doctor. you ca...