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And i'm doing the political analysis and they overlap here. what i'm saying is it would be in the best interest of the republican party. >> right. >> to have a truly fair and balanced news where its members could go for news and information without reliance on things like birtherism where you're going to fire up the base but upset all the independents that you need in a general election. but you raise a great point, if there becomes a trump tv, with bannonand breitbart, how much is left for fox? >> that's a huge question. let's assume trump loses, assume he launches a network or streaming serv...

>> here's why i ask the question. a lot of folks are saying this is all about trump tv. this is all about building his brand action even though i think it's hurting him now. >> no, i don't. i just judge him by what he says and what he does. what he says is outrageous. what he's done is outrageous. a guy stands up and says american workers make too much money but by the way, hazelton, scranton, trust me, i'm going to help you. this is a guy that didn't know that crimea was part of the country of ukraine. this is a guy who talks and gives so much cover to putin and the things he says and does. >...

Shout a question to the president or the vice president. a little small talk going on between the president and guests. there you see ash carter, the nominee to be defense secretary. a warm hug for susan rice, the national security advisor to the president. let's get some analysis of what we just saw, what we just heard. jake tapper, we've covered a lot of events. what did you think? >> i think we just saw after the speeches two of the most telling moments about the ashton carter nomination. one, that very, very warm embrace that he had with the national security advisor, dr. susan rice as we ...

Were accusations of brutality. we were able to change that when i left in 1990. it was one of the most respected police departments in the country due to the implementation of the concept of community policing. when i went to new york i implemented the same concept. that was a time in 1990 when at the peak of the crack epidemic crime was at an all time high and after one year crime went down in every category. so i think it works. but the concept is not a program. it's a system where you have to change all the systems of the police department you have to ask the question who do you want to be ...

In question. you said "when a police officer looks at you and says i'm going to place you under arrest, you obey, you don't question and if you question you can expect bad things to happen. is that how it is? >> i don't know what he means by "bad things to happen." police officers are responsible for making an arrest. but i would say that if we had community policing in operation there, the police officers would have been assigned to that area on a permanent basis. they would have been responsible for getting to know the people. know the ones on the streets in a regular basis. establish a rela...