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my point is daschle called on >> he thinks the doj works for him. >> laura: you expect in every president expects loyalty from the people who work under him and don't go off half cocked on an issue and if he things the russian investigation is ridiculous he will express his frustration. i have no problem with that. >> i have a problem but is the problem with the constitution and the framers made a terrible mistake by combining two officers with the advisor to the president and the other, the chief prosecutor with most countries divide those in laura: okay, we cannot read device that. ron, we covered that and move on to the missing texts that were discovered discovered and a lot of people thought you had to go to the nsa, but they found them including an interesting text in particular with a page describing how many personnel from doj and fbi would be included in the clinton investigation and said one more thing, she might be our next president and the last thing you need is us going and loaded for bears. do you think she won't remember or care that it was more fbi then fbi -- or cash or d

but former democratic senator leader tom daschle's wife was a lobbyist for airlines and the first onegh the door post-9/1 is discussing airline liability after this tragedy. we see this on the left and the right. this one is don't be secretary of state and don't run for president. >> harry reid became a millionaire as a state senator and the salaries aren't that high. a multimillionaire. but i look back on the '90s fondly when we were talking about sex scandals and interns. now we have to talk about a much greater level of corruption. it wasn't just a narrative. it was a fact, they filled their pockets so they would live like the billionaires that they like to rub elbo elbows with. steve: they feel entitled to all of this. and the last word to you. what this really says about the corruption of our system. ann: i think amy made a great point. weirdly enough i'm nostalgic for a total horn dog in the oval office too. when you see the deep state going after trump and their fbi agents investigating him while bang, we have an insurance policy to block him, leaking all of these e-mails. this

and it was daschle i dislike let's just get out of here.veryone was like afraid and this is the week after everybody they said remember when we had to chicago where we just take that $30 billion in this bill they said that's good with me. and gephardt said i'm fine with that. everyone on trent lott. i have realizes i'm not getting out of here less to go to war places. let's open the floor to questions. >> the mic is common. your three for three today. that's what we, georgetown's persistence. so you know me, which congress to think is harder to govern under, anchorage under his strict leadership that was tied to clinton policy for the curtain current congress that he can't control and that even the democrats can is introduce unified that's easier. >> i'll take a quick crack at it. personal boat dealt with a republican congress there. you make a good point. the democratic majority when clinton was elected in both the house and senate mms dramatic change if it cuts both ways, when you're in the majority you don't have as naturalists opportuni

of the most prominent, richest members of saudi arabia's princes and billionaires and cabinet of daschle'scials were rounded up and put in the ritz-carlton in riyadh, one of the world's nicest hotels. it is a 5-star prison, and they've been there since then. no access has been granted to anybody since then. they are slowly making their way through this group of people and coming up with settlement terms, and they let our reporter in over the weekend, who wrote this, who is based in dubai. got a call and they said, we want to bring you in and talk to you. he quickly flew to riyadh, went on a sunday night around midnight. he describes the scene. it is kind of eerily empty and there are saudi officials around the lobby with arabic music being piped in. they are kind of going through a headcount. the attorney general of the country is sitting on a couch by himself, and basically looking at who has been released, who remains, and how much they actually expect to net from this. the number is pretty shocking, about $100 billion a settlement that they've been able to negotiate with these people. c

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tomorrow in miami, this is a bipartisan effort in the united states with senator lieberman, senator daschlesan effort to look at a complex issue. plenty to think about, thank you. the government of bangladesh has said it hopes to repatriate all rohingya muslims within two years but reservations have been expressed about the plans saying any return to myanmar must be voluntary and said the insured. a motorway bridge under construction in central colombia has collapsed killing at least ten workers. around half of the suspension bridge has fallen into the valley below. the cause of the collapses under investigation. the uk government has ordered a fast—track investigation into the activity the directors of the failed construction firm carillion. 0ne trade body estimates up carillion. 0ne trade body estimates up to 30,000 firms a road money. a lot of anger here surrounding the colla pse a lot of anger here surrounding the collapse of carillion. was a risk—taking in such of bigger profits and bonuses? we spoke before about the pay gap in general but now the boss of the world's biggest public inv

he reminded me of something that tom daschles once told us at a prayer breakfast. he said after world war ii, archiebald said of the veterans that came back from the war, when talking to the members of the senate, he said they gave us our country and now it's up to us to make sure they can do something with it. i think we need to remember that challenge and opportunity we have. mr. president, some disappointing news arrived last month. the white house announced that the andrew jackson manage ethanolla is -- magnolia is sick and dying and had to be removed. the top section of the tree was removed. the other leader of the jackson magnolia is in tact but is supported by a cabling system. when president trump visited the hermitage last year and laid a wreath at jackson's tomb, he walked by seedlings that were from the jackson magnolia. the jackson magnolia has significance to tennesseans. prior to his arrival at the white house in 1829, jackson, who was our fifth president, planted a magnolia in remembrance of his wife who had died weeks earlier. there were those who w

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he worked with tom daschle.ority, the press would meet during the state of the union and bob dole would bring in the republicans and say "what do we need to hear from you? how can we have a good exchange about what's going on here?" so he grew. and if you really want to know about bob dole, go to the university of kansas, go to the dole institute, look at the photographs of him as a freshman. he was an adonis, he was an astonishingly great athlete, he was a track, basketball and football player. then, of course, he's gravely wounded and he has to live with that for the rest of his life but he's done in the the most heroic way and i now sometimes say "bob, i don't want to take a call for you. you want a big favor." at the moment it's about the eisenhower memorial, they want to get it done and get on the mall. >> still fighting, still working, doing all he can. >> never stops. never. >> so let's talk about white house chief of staff john kelly. he tried to get the administration -- he tried to clarify things. >> t