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neater these happened but the coup was surprised, widespread adulation for erdogan and from the mosques across the country to come to the streets to defend erdogan and then they would crack down hard. today between 120 and 140,000 troops that were dismissed from their jobs. >> give a sense of the of backlash who has been targeted? who are the groups with their role but there are two ways to enter the question. immediately to allege that the movement that was behind the coup. >> but it is the islamist teacher to sponsor the movement around the world. it seems pretty benign to me that somehow he was pulling the strings to mastermind the event. >> so the erdogan regime accused them of behind-the-scenes make even the united states to organize the coup at the pleasure of the united states and then requested the extradition so these allegations that the u.s. somehow was also the puppeteer. the second part to your question is so people who had enough time, this included university professors the independent media more than any other country members of the police, military, civil society local

constitution and the legal cords that bound lincoln, it is unlikely there will be any return to the adulation the rate emancipator once enjoyed. lincoln's character is so at odds with modern cultural values. he was a man of the enlightenment. his reading came from john stuart mill. he possessed few of the motivations which modern americans rise as virtues. there's very little of passion in lincoln. there was much of reason. very little of sensitivity and much of logic. almost nothing of spontaneity or relaxation and much of calculation. he could not merely take up a pen to emancipate without counting the cost. his life was a calculation of the law of ultimate results. forces might be unjust and everyone might know they were unjust, but there they were. the world is a question of cause and effect. he believed the results to which certain causes tended. he did not believe those results could be hastened or impeded. his political history since the agitation of the slavery question has been based on this theory. we live in a world in which all who were -- he wrote narratives come up empty. reason

all this adulation on the left, snopes is not a small thing. they got it wrong.not make you more confident? >> facts are true. you have to be able to bring receipts in this business. you have to show up and show that you were in the room and really that is the hard part about being a reporter. having people in the room describing what is really happening. the story that will not be seen by all the tv cameras. i thought that since keith ellison and -- if you are not standing for the widow of an american flamed hero, that is a lot bigger than party politics. you should be able to stand for the slain american heroes widow. >> tucker: of course. really interesting tick-tock on this, thank you for coming on. coming up, catherine herridge will tell us more about the presidents wiretapping claim and how plausible it is. stay tuned. [ ominous music ] [ sniffs ] little girl: daddy! trapped by your unrelenting nasal allergies? [ meow ] [ sneezes ] try clarispray clarispray provides unsurpassed relief. it's 24 hour, non-drowsy and prescription strength. free yourself with c

new travel ban waiting in the wings, reports that homeland security is considering a proposal tom adul when they try to enter the country illegally at the southern border. let's get right to jonathan sanders from stony brook university school of journalism. also cnn political analyst kirsten powers and david rode. i saw you shaking your head when i said that about separating children. >> it sounds like something stalin would do in getting people ready to go to the gulag. >> wow, that's a tough assessment. >> it's inhumane at a minimum, and i guess it's supposed to discourage people from coming here. but i don't think that people are going to be discouraged if they're trying to flee a terrible situation. and the idea of taking a child and putting them in detention away from their mother is just unamerican. >> we're going to talk about that later on in the show. i wanted to get to russia. but as i was reading it, i saw you shaking your head because it -- >> well, russia is always a good comparison for the extreme actions that we sometimes see lurking as proposals in american politics. >>

his speech to congress and we heard from reporting it was delayed a day so he could soak up the adulation. >> and the other part in's cynical and frightening is that the bread and circuses for his base includes the persecution of should be universally accessed by women. you could believe we should scrap medicaid or have medicare for all. whatever your political beliefs the basic facts of the matter about the world and the white house choosing to misrepresent them constantly is just a central defining feature of our politics. >> he seems to be an empty vessel into which he's allowing others to pour thoughts and a program if you will. he came with very little conviction. he's been on all sides of most issues as we knew from the campaign and now it seems he'll play to at least part of the hard right, part of the middle right. he's all over the lot. he has no real philosophy or core beliefs so this is another problem where his credibility will hurt him. where i have no idea what it's like in private meets with the man or private telephones, if people accept him, but based on what he's saying

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new travel ban waiting in the wings, reports that homeland security is considering a proposal tom adulat the southern border. let's get right to jonathan sanders from stony brook university school of journalism. also cnn political

you know, the president who -- his great opponent who everybody loved and whose kind of adulation he desired. that struck me as similar with obama. he's kind of railing at the guy, why can't people love me like obama? >> yes, without the drunkenness. >> he's going to find lots of people who still love him. there are people who love him and who will believe everything he says about obama. >> a president needs a majority. he's not close to that. josh marshall, christopher dickey, thank you both for joining us tonight. really appreciate it. >>> coming up, top lawmaker is, of course, worried about donald trump's ability to discern fact from fiction. welcome to that club. >>> and we have breaking news. the house republicans have released their health care plan and they only lost four republican senators so far. this is the silverado special edition. this is one gorgeous truck. oh, did i say there's only one special edition? because, actually there's five. ooohh!! aaaahh!! uh! hooooly mackerel. wow. nice. strength and style. it's truck month. get 0% financing for 60 months plus find your t

his speech to congress and we heard from reporting it was delayed a day so he could soak up the adulation. >> and the other part in's cynical and frightening is that the bread and circuses for his base includes the persecution of people they fear, the persecution is part of the bread and circuses, throwing out dreamers from the country, people that it's easy for his base to hate and to fear. that is part of the show he gives them instead of giving them substantive things like, i don't know, health care. >> and, john, to the point about health care, what also strikes me here is that this is entirely independent from politics or ideology in this sense that you can believe in abortion should be criminalized or that abortion should be universally accessed by women. you could believe we should scrap medicaid or have medicare for all. whatever your political beliefs the basic facts of the matter about the world and the white house choosing to misrepresent them constantly is just a central defining feature of our politics. >> he seems to be an empty vessel into which he's allowing others to pour

there was widespread adulation for erdogan and so-called democracy in turkey.some mosques across the country were imported to come to the streets and defend erdogan and turkey's democracy. and then they cracked down hard. today there are between one to 20-140,000 turks either in jail or who have been dismissed from the job. >> give us a sense in this post coup backlash within targeted, what are the groups that have been targeted by turkish authorities for their role in the events of july. fill in some pre-existing goal that erdogan has speed and i think there are two ways of answering that question. erdogan image alleged that the goal on movement was behind the coup. spec just for our viewers can you give us a quick overview of -- >> he is an aged islamic teacher with a home in the poconos who has sponsored the movement which is largely schools in turkey and around the world. he seems pretty benign to me. the idea that the aged teacher was somehow mastermind the events looks like a far-fetched allegation spirit so the regime accused of masterminding the scenes

. >> reporter: president erdogan inspires adulation and disdain in fairly equal measure.argues that changing the constitution will help make government more efficient. >> ( translated ): turkey has come to a crossroads on changing the system of government. the process has started. >> reporter: the popularity and policies of president erdogan are about to be put to the test in a referendum to determine whether the country should have a united states style executive presidency, but without the checks and balances. if erdogan wins, he will have much more power, enabling him to get rid of the prime minister. the role of parliament will be much reduced. his opponents fear that victory would turn an already authoritarian leader into a fully fledged dictator. the changes could enable erdogan to stay in office until 2029. this pro government rally was addressed by the prime minister, who was effectively campaigning for the president to make him redundant. >> ( translated ): these reforms are a historic opportunity for our country. with a strong presidency, military authority, mil

a guy who loves the adulation, you covered him so much doing that, since he's been president, he's done events. couple coming up this week in tennessee and kentucky, but it's all these -- he's shrouded into a bubble of only people who support him. he's not exposed himself to people who have concerns about this. the second that he goes into a place where people are upset, scared, worried, not that throng of adoring crowds he's used to, he's going to get very scared. >> he cannot hear a boo. i'll tell ewe quick story. values voter back in 2015, and got booed when he was trashing marco rubio at the time. and at the time people really liked marco rubio. as he was leaving, my alex and i chased him down the corridor to ask him what he thought of the boos, and he couldn't handle it. he looked and said they were boos for you. you are right he populates these rallies with people who are going to lift him up. the question is, is he still going to go to kentucky and go out on a limb for this bill and if a lot of folks in the republican party come out and say this is not okay and if the democrats p

in fact, a recent survey by the pew research center found that 91% of adul adults -- 91% of ads -- feel they have lost control of how their personal information is collected and then used. and that same study found that 74% of americans believe it is very important that they be in control of who can get information about them. and a majority believe that their travels around the internet -- the sites they visit and how long they spend there in that location -- is sensitive information that should be protected. i hope the senators are going to pay attention to this because we're talking about sensitive personal information. do you know that your geolocation is something that you are transmitting over the internet? do you want that, your location and where you've been, do you want that to be in the hands of somebody who could use that for commercial purposes? i don't think so. and so that's why this past october the f.c.c. provided broadband subscribers with tools to allow them to have greater control over how their personal online information is used, is shared, and then is sold. the f.c

he can't get over his adulation of vladimir putin.e won't challenge russia on anything. >> bill: what is the recommendation in that? >> well, first of all, we're not going to shoot the russians out of the sky unless we're actually attacked. intensifying sanctions. putin is desperate to have them removed. we could -- there are measures we can take to be more aggressive militarily without provoking an incident. the russians need to know we're there and we're not leaving. >> bill: i'm not hearing specifics. it's more complicated than what we're led to believe. he wants to exact something from the russians. we've been over this for months. what exactly that is i do not know. when these two men get together it will be the most watched story in the world we agree on that. president trump said this about jeff sessions. you want to give commentary on that. jeff sessions is an honest man and didn't say anything wrong. he could have stated his response more accurately but it was clearly not intentional. where are you on this for a question that

>> i would focus on the unlicensed spectrum that's already a lower adulation.hat lower regulation means they are incredibly low and anybody can dream up some device and transit on the frequencies with almost no regulation so i would urge the congress and the fcc to continue to make that approach and expand the amount available to the unlicensed spectrum. on the net neutrality point i would say microsoft very much supports the core principles and would like to see it and trying to. however, that's done. the specifics are not something that is at all important to us. >> do you have anything to add? >> the industry is highly regulated and we would love to see the fcc take a local ownership rules, local media ownership rules. we think whether it's the newspaper or broadcast press ownership for the local duopoly role, we think that it's time for those to be revisited so that would be our suggestion. >> i would like to commend the many modifications they made to the 25 rules last year working with the industry. however, we would like to see them make modifications to

house today is really trying to get the focus back on his agenda, which he believes he got a lot of adulation on immigration and enforcing the nation's laws and extreme vetting. i think the difference is night and day last time he signed it in public. now this time it will be in private instead of public. and last time was now, now, now. this time kellyanne conway told you this executive order will take effect in mid-march. so there's time to think it out and implement it effectively. watch. >> there's an effective date of march 15th and permanent legal residents that are excluded from it. but if you have travel docs, if you truly visa, if you're a legal permanent resident you are not covered under this particular executive action. also iraq is no longer on the list based on their enhanced screening and reporting measures. also, a syrian refugee is treating how all refugees are. >> so your testimony some important substantive changes there. taking iraq off the list. remember, a lot of the controversy the first time around was about these translators who come over from iraq who actually helped

of the lives covered 14 million of them went on the expansion of medicaid and able bodied aduls s went into a safety net program that was never intended to be for the able bodied adult and it is for the aged, the blind and the disable and children and i'm glad that georgia did not expand that program, and i think that we ought to be treated fairly and i will do everything that we should be treated fairly just like the expansion states and i yield back. >> mr. griffith. >> thank you. i appreciate that. and two things. one that mr. lance did a great job to explaining the balance. i thought that he did a nice job on, that and then mr. barton said earlier that he asked the council if the governor sent an e-mail, could they expand, and the council answered correctly the state could expand, but it depends upon the laws of each individual state, and in my home state the commonwealth of virginia which still retains some of the sovereign ti, the legislature has to go along with it, and it is not just the governor, but the governor and the legislature and i want toed be clear that nobody thought