them a couple of corleone. to you on. ha ha. ha ha. that bite your car scene was a little. scene though because they're both mentally must. doesn't he look ridiculous into bypass like being the king of the hill and say these to you my name is a vitamin i'm an architect i'm a writer i'm an activist. my work is to do with the intersection of architecture and violence. architecture and the built environment is a kind of a slow violence. the occupation is an environment that slowly was conceived to strangulate palestinian communities villages and towns to create an environment it will be unlivable for the people there. the crime was done on the drawing board itself. the settlements which are here in blue have been built like wedges not only to serve the colonies themselves but consciously to create material damage cutting apart the very sort of fragile palestinian built fabric. architecture is used by architect as a weapon. we are looking at the buttons and the weapons and ammunitions off in a fairy simple elements there are trees there terraces there are houses there are clari

it's almost like the corleones. grown up in family business, and he's been in family businesses his entire career. his children now work for him. he's never had to answer to a board of directors, so he's used to just having sycophants and loyalists around him at all times. he seems to expect this of everyone in his own cabinet, including the attorney general who has a role to be very independent of the president, but he expects it of members of congress of his party, too, and treats them not as an independent branch of government but as an arm of his presidency. and so it's just affected -- he doesn't operate in any other way. >> eugene, as you may know, my fe theory of life is that all theories come back to the godfather, and that was not a setup when jackie mentioned the corleone family. you also mention ""the godfather."" >> yes, it's "godfather ii." that's the mindset of donald trump. look at what he has done. you had that clip from jim comey. he asked his fbi director for a pledge of loyalty. when he didn't get

you look at any administration -- i happen to be one who worked in one for four years -- >> veto corleonet loyalty -- >> we can talk about dictatorships, the mavia, or the white house which i worked in for four years -- >> 435 members of congress want loyalty and 100 members of the senate. there's nothing wrong with -- >> it's not to donald trump, it's to the american people. >> correct. >> and i'll point out that the roy cohn quote doesn't come from the book. it comes from "new york times" reporting. >> that's correct. >> and i would say "the new york times" has not been overly friendly -- >> how about -- >> they've been more accurate than the white house on most things that have come out. >> exactly. >> maria? >> the problem is that the truth hasn't been overly friendly to this administration because they don't believe in the truth. and that's exactly the image that's coming out. >> it is -- >> whether you want to question every single thing that the author has said, michael wolff himself has said he has tapes. he has notes. he has proof. he stands behind it. we'll see where that goes.

. >> it looks like the president -- it looks like the president is channelling his inner sonny corleonepset that his attorney general is not the kind of war time consigliere that he thinks barack obama and jack kennedy had and he needs a sicilian like roy cohn, one of the most reviled human beings of his generation, to be his consigliere here, his attorney general. and a complete misreading of what the function of the attorney general of the united states -- >> just for those who aren't as familiar with "the godfather," sonny was the worst of the sons in terms of his judgement. he was the hothead. didn't end well. >> and the accidental leader of the family when the don was laid up with gun shot wounds. >> right. >> let me add one thing about this whole question of leaks and the idea that, again, this sideshow is so upper most in the minds of some members of the u.s. senate. i'm not going to name names here, but i would venture to say that most members of the u.s. senate routinely, quote, leak information to reporters almost on a daily basis that often it involves national security infor

he seems to be channeling his inner sonny corleone who in the godfather was upset because tom hagan was insufficiently sicilian and he puts sessions in the role of tom havigan and sayi needed a war time [ inaudible ] like obama got with holder and jack kennedy with bobby and all i got was sessions. where is my roy cohn. referring to the pond scum of the new york bar, roy cohn, who had an inglorious history of being indicted for federal crimes and was reviled among people for his work with joe mccarthy. >> on that bigger picture, though, is it okay for him -- appropriate for him to be ordering the white house counsel to go tell sessions not to recuse himself? >> well, it's quite inappropriate and sessions was following the advice of long-time professionals at the justice department who quite clearly looked at the facts and said, look, mr. sessions, as attorney general, you cannot be in charge of an investigation in which you are implicated as a witness and perhaps have done something inappropriate in how you have responded to questions about your contacts yourself with the soviet -- with

. >> in the movie she named her son michael corleone. did she -- ?there but that gives you a sense that the sociopathic kind of weird -- >> she dove into evil on this one. >> i did. you know what, i kind of enjoyed it. so, no, i think i've had this kind of exorcism of that which now it's coming out on saturday on lifetime. i feel bizarrely sad that i'm letting it go but she needs to be gone. >> well, you need to see a little bit of her. let's take a look. >> what i need, what i require is someone who knows exactly what to do before i even say it. >> and what you need is me. >> good. make him disappear. >> oops. >> ooh. whoa. ruthless. >> sounds like he didn't have a choice on that one. >> i mean a lot of people didn't have a choice, you know, when you were good to griselda she was good to you but if you were bad, she was horrid but as you can imagine, just to have all those melty layers and people say, oh, you tripped down, stripped away from -- okay, she's not really about whether she has mascara on or not but it was so liberating for me and been wa