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have more now on jeff sessions repeating "lock her up" and laughing off the anti-hillary clinton chants of young conservatives. sessions' speech was packed with a lot of red meat. >> he could have been reading a speech from his boss, donald trump. this had everything they look for. incendiary language and catering to voters. >> lock her up. >> reporter: at a high school conference for conservative leadership, students chanted lock her up, and the attorney general repeated the words. then he let it all hang out. >> freedom of thought and speech on the american campus is under attack today of all places. >> reporter: in a series of blistering attacks, he tore into universities in general and by name, cornell, kansas, william and mary. >> they have safe spaces, optional exams, grade inflation. some schools are doing everything they can to create a generation of sankigity moan yu super sill yus snowflakes. >> reporter: university took hits, noting harassment, bullying, bias, and saluted arguments that restrictions go much further. >> they also forbid speech that's interpreted as demeaning, bothersom

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they said, quote, they're aimed at three groups clinton needs to win. young african-americans. >> that's in the press ahead of election day. when i saw the july 27 date, in the mueller indictment which is interesting for many reasons. >> when trump says russia, if you're listening, we want those 33,000 e-mails. >> which caught our attention on the campaign loudly that day, and clearly the russians were listening as well. when you think of july 27, when you think of this story before election day, their stated goal is voter suppression, one of the most valuable things you can use analytics for is who you target -- >> you're implying that they may have said that to the press to signal to russia what they wanted done with that information. >> an absolute possibility. >> the senior national spokesperson, thank you for coming in. >>> lots more to get to. miles and miles and miles of news to get to before we sleep. stay with us. (♪) i'm a four-year-old ring bearer with a bad habit of swallowing stuff. still won't eat my broccoli, though. and if you don't have the r

have three major voter suppression operations under way aimed at three groups that clinton needs to win, idealistic youngs, young women and african-americans. whether that strategy had anything to do with the fact that somebody had hacked the clinton campaigns and the democratic party's data and had all their analytics that obviously we don't know. but as top clinton campaign team members are now pointing out "if they had access to our data from the september analytics hack they would have a great road map for how to do that, how to suppress the hillary clinton vote she needed in ordered to win." so there's that fight playing out now on new terms given what we've learned from the big indictment. what i want to point out another never rattling portion of this last mueller indictment. that's next. what will you discover with a lens made by essilor? sharper vision, without limits. days that go from sun up to sun down. a whole world in all its beauty. three innovative technologies for our ultimate in vision, clarity, and protection. together in a single lens. essilor ultimate lens package. purchase the essil

they said they are aimed at three groups clinton needs to win. white liberals, youngen and african-americans. that's in the press. ahead of election day. when i saw the july 27 date in the mueller indictment which is interesting for many reasons. >> when trump said russia, if you are listening, we want the 33,000 e-mails. >> that caught the attention loudly. when you think of july 27th and to this story before election day, the stated goal is voter suppression. one of the most valuable things you can use analytics for is who you target. >> you are implying they may have said that to the press to signal to russia what they wanted done. >> an absolute possibility. >> for the hillary clinton campaign, nice of you to be here. miles and miles left before we sleep. stay with us. this is not a screensaver. this is the destruction of a cancer cell by the body's own immune system, thanks to medicine that didn't exist until now. and today can save your life. ♪ ♪ 3 toddlers won't stop him.. and neither will lower back pain. because at a dr. scholl's kiosk he got a recommendation

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clinton's greatt challenge. unlike larger whitewater case. >> sex with young internal. >>> iraq may be taking advantage of bill clintono bruce springsteen or muhammad ali.ai i was afrd to even look her in the >> the israeli soldiers are coming now to chase the kidsto throwings nearly eight years after tiananmen massacre theuestion is will u.n. maintain security miami's community will make clinton white house pay gore's position sends a signal of weakness a show of strength prosecute le violence in recent months. taliban have brought people some degree of security b at a terrible price we asked to take a look at how live in pyongyang. instead our official guides took us here toa' ko revolutionary blue seem china said in tokyo today fromlondon. last out post. >> started working with andrea in my early 20s. just being with her every day was like aat gra degree in journalism. andrea was one of the first people i wanted to call when i got named executiveerprod and we had a little cry. >> isn't there the appearance that the u.s. has backed down? >> the u.s. must not back down. >> a lot of peopleou perceive as another politi

getting women to run for office on that far left side of the aisle and hillary clinton did, but when it comes to this youngr her district and the country, we have to look at the map here and she's talking about free medicare for all, free health care, free tuition for anybody who wants to go to a school or public university. that all sounds really great but if you go to an economics class in college you will learn that there's no such thing as a free lunch. you know that with your economic background. and the fact is even if we pass a medicare for all plan it would cost $3.2 trillion per year if everything went running smoothly and the federal government right now takes in about 3.4 or $3.7 trillion per year and it would completely eat up every single taxpayer dollar we have in this country, including if you are going to confiscate even more of the wealth that is earned through success in this country. >> sandra: which is why i was so interested to hear how ocasio-cortez would answer the question how do you pay for free health care for all to make here is how she responded. >> if people pay their fair shar

clinton. about theow much young man that he chose, he credentials, great a wonderful family, and he does a lotutside of his job. but i like what he said to schumer, that he would follow the law. shown that has evidently the democrats want someone on supreme court that will give their political opinion. i chuckle when people call him saying that he is going to overturn roe v. wade. lawderstand that that is a and it cannot be overturned unless a case comes up. but maybe they want a moderate ginsburg wholike voted last time based on political beliefs and not the law. that's not right. i give kavanaugh credit for saying to schumer because he pressed them with well i want to know your personal belief. versatile believe has nothing to do with it, it's what the law is. and that is what is frustrating greatest cars fars these demonstrations, they are wearing thin. -- and what is frustrating, as far as these demonstrations, they are wearing thin. i hope he gets confirmed and they push through. and for any republican who votes against him, on going to be disappointed because i think he is a good man, an

young people. well certainly had bill clinton as mark points out he had sex in the white house with monica lewinsky no no. i don't want to get into what about his him however that's exactly what you're doing as i was getting into what about is that i mean mark shouting out bill clinton is true you didn't work for the clinton. did you work for credibly accused of sexual assault by dozens of women well i personally didn't see that my interactions with him were entirely professional i thought he was very sharp on his game and so i didn't see that and so what i would tell you is that you're only going to get things you see well did you see bill did you see bill clinton never going to far in the way as you how do you have a call now moment ago thank you thank you very much. that's what you would do just about the just over there in the black jacket how much of the negative media coverage concerning russia do you think is down to dinner. personal hatred for donald trump rather than legitimate evidence well it's not just democrats there are a lot of republicans too there was a republican senator who had o

clinton era. and, then, basically, when i was in middle school, 9/11 happened. so, when you think about youngeople, it's important to think about the general timeline, the world that we grew up in. i was about, you know, 17, 18 years old when the financial crisis hit. we never experienced, really, a time of true economic prosperity in the united states, you know? and a lot of what we have witnessed is the unprecedented concentration of wealth at the very top, tippy-top of the 1%, and we've seen the consolidation of corporations start to really erode our wages, really erode access to healthcare. and so, i think what -- i think young people are very receptive to a very strong economic message of dignity for working-class americans. >> that was really your rallying cry in your campaign. it was always about working-class americans. you talk about the top versus the bottom, not the left versus the right. >> right. >> now the economy is going pretty strong, right? >> mm-hmm. >> there's roughly 4% unemployment, 3.9% unemployment. >> mm-hmm. >> do you think that capitalism has failed to deliver for w

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clinton. what was it look to work with him? >> he was quite young then. in his early 30s.s recognized even back then as a very brilliant and hard working thinker. here was just another staff member. very well regarded. quiet, hard working. great sense of humor. he laughed at all of my jokes. how i basically define having a great sense of humor. a delight to work with. he really was. >> you were both obviously, investigating a sitting u.s. president. how did cavanaugh view presidential powers then? how has that changed you know that has been under scrutiny since he has been nominated by the president? >> i think, brett has always viewed presidential power as something -- very important. you know, in the constitution. he is a separation of powers man. and he believes that each, each branch is supreme in its own sphere. i think what's changed and what he has said e has chahas change ideas about whether or not the president should be subject to civil lawsuits or criminal investigations while he or she is the president. >> let me read the quote from you, and let you finish the

that this naive young man who was part of prosecuting and investigating bill clinton later goes to work in the george w. bush white house and discovers that the presidency is a very serious job, has a lot of important duties, and should not be distracted by anything like what he was doing to bill clinton. >> in fairness, he wrote it in 2009. so this is an obama-era -- something that he writes. but i think you're exactly right, that he seems to have said with the wisdom of hindsight it's very distracting for a president to have to fend off major lawsuits. so yes, it's a little bit inconsistent with the sort of driving, driving attitude he had during the clinton investigation. >> so matt miller, we are staring at this and wondering what the judge thinks today. certainly president trump must have been wondering what the judge thinks today about the prosecuting of presidents since the judge has obviously gone through a variety of opinions about it. do you suppose that somewhere in the vetting process the white house and the president figured out what the judge thinks today? >> if they did i

conservatives that don't like him for letting hillary clinton off the hook as a young prosecutor in the vince foster investigation. there are conservatives who love him because he wants to dial back the administrator state because he's pro-life, because he's pro-gun and pro-police. there are libertarians not crazy about him because he's pro- spying and not a fan of the fourth amendment so when you say no legislation, he brings settled ideas to the court about how the constitution should be interpreted, as any nominee would. stuart: he says i'm going to keep an open mind in every case. always strive to preserve the constitution of the united states and the rule of law, and i will interpret the constitution, not make law. >> well that would -- stuart: isn't that taking politics out of the judiciary? surely it is. >> but that is a plain vanilla statement which you would expect a nominee to make. you would expect a liberal nominee to make the same statement at that moment but once the black reason is on and it's on for life, this person will be guided by his instincts and those instincts ar

clinton until they caught him doing something, and the something was monica lewinsky. >> a couple of weeks ago a woman named linda tripp walked into ken starr's office, i have these tapes, a youngit she talks about having had a sexual relationship with the president. >> so monica lewinsky bares her soul about her love for bill clinton to her friend linda tripp. linda tripp gives those tapes to paula jones' lawyers and kenneth starr's office. ken starr knows that the president has to give a deposition in the jones case. >> part of the danger for the president lies in what he said under oath to lawyers for paula jones. mr. clinton denied in his deposition having a sexual relationship with lewinsky. >> did the president agree with lewan can i to deny their affair under oath? >> if the president in fact encouraged this woman to lie under oath or asked someone else to encourage her, that's a crime. >> it is a different order of magnitude from any of the previous charges the president has had to put up with the last several years. >> what the white house is in for is another legal nightmare. >> there was a howl coming up in the media and from republicans. people horrified at this. it

calls of a young woman named monica lewinsky and in it she talks about having had a sexual relationship with the president. >> monica lewinsky bares her soul about her love for bill clintonipp. linda tripp gives those tapes to paula jones' lawyers and kenneth starr's office. ken starr knows that the president has to give a deposition in the jones case. >> part of the danger for the president lies in what he said under oath to lawyers for paula jones. mr. clinton denied in his deposition having a sexual relationship with monica lewinsky. >> did the president agree with lewinsky to deny their affair under oath? >> if the president, in fact, encouraged this woman to lie under oath or ask someone else to encourage her, that's a crime. >> it's a different order of magnitude than any of the previous charges that the president had to put up with for seven years. >> what the white house is in for is another legal nightmare. >> hey, ho, clinton's got to go. hey, ho, clinton's got to go. >> this was a howl coming up in the media and from republicans. people were horrified after this. it was overpowering. >> i want you to listen to me. i'm going to say this again. i did not have se

young writing team with loads of potential. please welcome james patterson and president bill clinton! ♪ ♪ >> wo! ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ >> stephen: please, sir-- sirs. please, sirs. welcome, welcome to the ed sullivan theater. i'm your host, stephen colbert. >> oh, that's who you are! >> stephen: nice to meet you, mr. patterson. >> thank you, thank you. >> stephen: first time we've spoken. mr. president, we've talked many times before. always good to have a conversation. i always enjoy it. do you enjoy it? >> i do. i think you got a real future in this. ( laughter ) >> stephen: thank you very much, thank you very much. i think you do, too. ( laughter ) now, you guys have been on the book tour-- how long have you been doing the book tour so far? >> second day. >> stephen: second day? >> yeah. >> stephen: well, it's been an eventful two days so far. ( laughter ) >> yeah, it's moving along good. >> stephen: i-- i-- i noticed-- i watched you on "the today show" yesterday morning. i noticed you didn't enjoy that entire interview. i want you to enjoy this one. but i do want to ask you

clinton and bernie sanders. so you know, basically the democratic party needs to listen more to the young voters and to the progressivesobably get a more progressive stance. >> patrice, they can pay attention but they don't want to give up their ideology and their power and despite the fact that they think the party of young people, you have these 70 and 80-year-olds running it and down want to abandon ship. >> i call it the revenge of bernie sanders. it's remarkable that a hard left candidate won. but how do you reach out to the independents that probably won't feel that democratic socialism or whatever she calls it is the right way to move forward particularly with the optimism in this country right now. democrats will move on negativity and fear versus the president and the republicans running on optimism and hope and what can you can gain. >> we don't hear about the blue wave to the degree we did two months ago. but this does add in new element to it. talk to us about the numbers and where we stand in the probabilities of the house going to the democrats. >> the house -- democrats need 24 seats. i think i that i fe

clinton supporter. >> there's lots of talk of overturning roe v. wade. >> it frightens me as a younging that that right is possibly just going to go out the window. >> reporter: stacy shelby from louisiana is interning in dallas this summer. she feels vulnerable in trump's america. >> i think it's been very tiring is the word i would use and disheartening and i think it's had a negative effect on me as a student and on me as an african-american woman because people feel more empowered to say things that can be hurtful to various communities. >> reporter: it's that hurt, that split we saw from the beginning to the end of the trip. these young law students we met at a dallas boot store say they are struggling but determined to bridge the gap, with texas native kirsty wallace offering an emotional, eloquent conclusion. >> something i battled with personally is not losing faith in my fellow americans and just recognizing that trump is striking a chord with certain people for particular reasons and it's very easy to vilify them and i struggle with that a lot, a lot of bitterness and resen

young conservative woman. she interviewed ocasio-cortez. >> do you have any experience that qualifies you for this job? >> i was growing up during the clintonra, and basically when i was in middle school, 9/11 happened. >> do you have any knowledge whatsoever about how our political system works? >> hmm. >> why should voters vote for you. >> you vote, it's democratic. >> this has been enlightening. jesse: that's obviously a fake interview, but the left is going nuts and calling it fake news and they are very sensitive. >> i love allie. she did a great job. you look at her real interviews and they are not far off. she thinks the unemployment rate is dropping because people are taking two jobs. and israel is illegally occupying palestine. and socialism is working. jesse: maybe that's why people were confused on the left because it sounds like a regular interview numbers another one i want to play where he was campaigning with bernie sanders and she said she wanted to do this. listen to this. >> hello, everybody. i'm so excited to be hopping on now on senator sanders' account. we are here to flip a seat red in november. >> go for it. >> i want

clinton after the monica lewinsky scandal. so, i also helped that administration pile on a young 22, 23-year-old woman. this for both sides. basically saying i'm the court gesture. whenever somebody needs me to jump around and bounce around and distract from the facts, i'm here for him. it seems to be the absolute wrong defense. >> and, look, ever since the o.j. trial, alan dershowitz the master of making sure he gets headlines. he likes to be in the news and he likes television cameras in front of him and he likes to be close to power and this is what he is doing this time around. he would say there are issues with which i publicly disagree with this president, and it's ridiculous that i'm being shunned even though i'm a registered democrat because i think the mueller investigation should not go ahead. but i think, you know, there is something about alan dershowitz that has become a media personality. he likes that and put himself in that position. >> as my grandmother would say, alan when you lay down with dogs, you get up with flees. he can't try to undermine robert mueller iii's investigation of vl

you dig what d been uncovered during the last twyes, hillary clinton had the president daily briefing here areher home, and mes that the young man, i belie his me was oscar fles that worked there, th may have tried to get him a clearance at one time apparently from what i could read, he didn't have any kind of clearance, and yet he would print stuff off. the president's daily briefing is some of the most sensitive information in the entire united states government. extreme sensitivity. and she violated the law by making it accessible to people without the proper clearance. and certainly her young man or man that was working there for her. and she violated the law, wasn't necessary that she have intent, it was just necessary that -- that very she -- that she have intent, it was just necessary that she broke the law in that case. i would like intent to be an element of most every crime that's in the federal law. i think it would be a good idea. but right now it is not part of the law she broke. and yet people like peter strzok covered for her. they refused to pursue the things that would have made her guilty. they went after t

screenshots of who we voted for and have our conversation with our kids who are young teenagers. , i voted for hillary clintonould've been happy to vote for butary clinton as president i wanted to really vote my conscience so i voted for jill stein in the green party. when we showed our kids are screenshots of who we voted for, it was interesting. girl botha boy and a have the same feeling. that was that hillary was great for today and tomorrow, but the whichparty platform alexandria, who just one in new york against crowley, chooses to a pit among us -- to epitomize is that of the green party. future,sents the especially one that the young want to see and one that american businesses want to say. to sue, in rockville, illinois on the line for those over 60. caller: i am working with the candidates here, and i think the democrats are really united to support the i can state. because areas like health care, and immigration, and there is but nationally, i think the democrats have issues. , iing the 2016 campaign offered to do volunteer work and was not contacted until weeks before the election. i think organiza

young. like born and the first three years of life. now president bush understood this. president clinton understood it. hillary clinton understood it. hillary clinton understood. she talked about a lot. wow i'm going to focus admin on new orleans and charter schools and how i got to the point where i got helping to build this, i want you to know i understand clearly that my motivation, motivation of many coalitions that i work with, broad coalitions, is keeping our eyes on creating the institutions of learning in this country that can lift every single child up from wherever they are from whatever household, from whatever zip code. and our public school system does not today do that well. we have great public schools in this country. some of you will know them. you can go in google them. they are usually found in wealthier suburbs that are predominantly white. on you might find an occasional one-off, and you can find them. they usually have pretty good football team, good chemistry teams. and the property taxes in the district generate enough money, governor, that they will, undergird th

young lawyer in a moscow prison. in monday's news conference, putin accused browder of funneling stolen money to hillary clinton's campaignan allegation that browder denies and which state department spokesman heather nowart flatly rejected. >> i can't answer on behalf of the white house with regard to that, but i can tell you the overall assertions coming out of the russian government are absolutely absurd, the fact they want to question 11 american citizens and the assertions they are making about the american citizens, we do not stand by the assertions that the russian government makes. >> reporter: speaking to brian williams last night, ambassador mcfall and an nbc news analyst said president trump could immediately have rejected president putin's suggestion if he had prepared for the meeting. >> the way i interpret it is the indictment came out, they needed something to say. i don't think it is an accident that the number of americans named is 11, almost the exact same number, and then he's quite an effective story teller, vladimir putin. i've been in those meetings many times, and, you know, when you know the facts

clinton. that does make a difference. if candidates like alexandria ocasio-cortez even get a little bit of media attention outside of what the youngy have an excellent chance of winning. but if the media shuts them out, it is an institutional advantage for the right wing that is fundamentally unfair. >> i noticed how you were covering alexandria ocasio-cortez very early on. you were talking about her race on the young turks many months ago. so were websites like the intercept, they were paying close attention to the race. i think it helped her in a big way. is this -- are we at the point now where progressive media has matched conservative media, you know, the hannitys of the world, in terms of supporting candidates that you want to see elected? >> yeah, in some ways we do one better. we're very honest that we're progressives. we call the young turks home of progressives and we support progressive candidates. young turks has raised hundreds of thousands of dollars for democrats across the country. that's through small dollar donations through our audience. when our audience sees alexandria ocasio-cortez, they see a victory for the

clinton's e-mails. we're the committee with jurisdiction over these kids. i was with one of these kids separated two weeks ago, a young looked at me like i was his father. about his father's age, with the same confusion these families are experiencing. it was heart breaking to see. number one priority needs to be to re-connect these families. congress with make that happen by just stopping any further action on ot president's properties. >> this is not about politics. it is about humanity. i'd like to believe that all americans can put decency and humanity first. congressman thank you so much for joining us. >>> coming up next give president trump a lesson on immigration. we say this every day. >> asylum is legal. >> no breaking a law. we're breaking down the asylum process and why the president has this wrong. you're watching "velshi and ruhle." 6 it was the last song of the night. it felt like my heart was skipping beats. they said i had afib. what's afib? i knew that meant i was at a greater risk of stroke. i needed answers. my doctor and i chose xarelto® to help keep me protected from a stroke. once-daily xarelto®

clinton's impeachement. (pam) developing news out of thailand.... and it's good news... as a total of 8 youngare out -- are doing... (catherine) four boys were brought out today........after four others were rescued by divers sunday. they're described as being in good health...without a lotof details provided. they've been rushed off - first by helicopter - then by ambulanceto the hospital. we're told they're all "safe and conscious." the final four thai boys and their soccer coach have to remain trapped underground for another night....as rescuers reload oxygen tanks.....and pray that water levels don't rise. as the boys are brought out - they're shielded from cameras... even their parents were not immediately told who was out...and which boys are still trapped. there was a change in strategy over the weekend. on advice from an australian dive expert -- the decision was made to bring out the weakest boys first. ken and pam? (ken) the man who drew the ire of the woman known as "barbeque becky"... is now running for office. we'll tell you about his political plans in oakland. kenzie smith, one

incident involving the removal of the body of vince foster, bill clinton's white house counsel who killed himself in the white house. younggh was the prosecutor investigating that and didn't charge anybody. republicans haven't forgiven him for that. >> bill: amy coney barrett works out of chicago now, 46 years old. devout catholic and seven children. >> she and i studied under the same professor rice who was on the short list of five people president reagan had. she would probably be in the view of those around the president, the most serious lightning rod on the issue of abortion because she is the most professedly outwardly traditionally catholic of all of the nominees. >> bill: you say she did not hit it off well with the president? >> based on what the president told people around him. i wasn't in the room. i don't know what caused them not to hit it off well but i heard it from several people to whom the president spoke. this is not her fault she has only been on the bench or seven months and no opinions in that time period. what we know about her we know from her academic writings as a professor at notre dame law sc

clinton, maryland. $1,540 million. for the business taxpayer, they owe close to $1.7 million. news 4. back to you. >> thank you. a warning from a federal judge after the government missed i deadline to reunite very young children wit migrant parents. president trump's administration fell far short to return about 100 children under the age of the judge said in his words, these are firm deadlines, not aspirational goals. here's gabe gutierrez. >> this morning, a 3-year-old boy is back with his honduran father after spending nearly two months apart. the father called the reunion an emotional moment. in michigan another little boy is all smiles back in his dad's arms. they are of the children the government had bee trying to reunite by tuesday's court ordered deadline, but an estimated 64 children are still sepa for reasons includingth parents criminal records. >> i have a solution. people not to come to o country illegally. >> nearly 3,000 separated children are in government custody. health and human services secretary defending the care of the kids. >> it is one of the great acts of charity what we are doing for theunaccompanied kids or come across illegally. >> separated families are left playing a h

young people of this generation that will change the world. >> there were a lot of celebrities who were out there for hillary clinton, a lot of celebrities whothere for bernie sanders. do you any that this is going to get attention, though? >> well, one of the things we learned when we were in the white house, mrs. obama was astute about this. we've got to go where people are getting their information. you have to go with the people that they follow. you know, people are following janelle monae. they're following tim mcgraw and faith hill they're following people like chris paul and john legend and lady gaga and common who have been tweeting out about this. that's where people will follow. they'll get their information, they'll get inspired by them. so we do think that's how you change culture. here's the culture change we want. we want to create a culture, chris, where everybody votes all the time and they think that's important, it's parliament of what we do every election day. that's the culture day we need in this country. >> do you have, tina, a goal? do you say if we can just get those numbers up by 5%, if we can get those numbers up b

clinton makes lincoln duncan is that you? [laughter] >> no. first of all he is one generation younger a gulf war veteran captured and tortured with a wonderful brilliant wife who practically died young and is the father of one daughter and he's scared to death something will happen to her. but he is different from me but he's a good president he shows up for work every day with an attitude to make something happen and also governing in a volatile environment and tries to figure out how to make it work. we worked on this we tried to make the voice authentic but he is not me. >> and to create a president in people's minds get away from the cynicism not to silly the current situation but the cynicism about government and the potential and hopefulness that we could find to have a more perfect union but that means we have to be together and not a part. >> you take this very realistic president with the best possible insight into what the job is like and you say want the president to go missing. what made you think of that? >> i think if we didn't do that it wouldn't be a very interesting thriller. [laughter] that was the notion we could have gone somewhere else but we talked about it a l