things are going so well since we've crossed the border we can be in tehran by august and george tenet paused for a second leaned forward and turned off his microphone and turned to me the note taker and said did he say tehran or did he say baghdad and i said he said tehran and he said to me have they all gone mad and then he turned back around and turned his microphone back on and sat silently well that's typical we all have a political opinion when the policy is set the policy is the policy now were these text messages inappropriate yes they were in a lot of different ways and they should have been cheating on their spouses at the same time you know that just feeds this whole notion of a conspiracy but did it affect the investigation probably not. there are many musical genres that everyone can agree on fans of hip hop and country come up and mix well and beethoven and thirdly not for everyone but one that comes close to being universally enjoyed or at least tolerated as a chat and it's not just humans that enjoy jazz apparently as one florida dairy farmer found out at henderson and

in britain but but it wasn't likely that iraq had w m d according to the intelligence services george tenet told george bush it was a slam dunk like it was certain and people like in my office and what have you which were monitoring what was going into iraq at the time said no we don't see anything operational you know there might be stuff on the shelf in the laboratory but nothing operational and we were just absolutely pushed aside because the determination to have been made they were going to take out saddam hussein so there was that larger issue that's what i'm beginning to see happening with respect to. cushion this narrative toward russia to try and diminish and and undercut it in the in the op in the world view in order to be a little bit in and soon end its influence and make it look like a bad guy rather than coming and coming up with the facts and we've seen this narrative before as i said in two thousand and three and it's happening again and this time it's russia before it was iraq so it's basically history repeating itself and it's a very unfortunate development and reasonable

in 1998 president clinton sends george tenet to negotiations resulting in the wide river record. in 1971, pres. nixon send henry kissinger on a trip to negotiate with china. experts point out the president shows pompeo to lead this effort because he believes the north will listen to him. he is traveling without intelligence intermatic coast. it is widely known that pompeo is one of trump's most trusted advisors and fully authorized to speak on behalf of the commander in chief. >> reporter: officials in puerto rico say could be another 24 to 46 hours before power is restored 1.4 million customers. and excavator who accidentally downed a transmission line is being blamed for the island wide blackout. violent protests in france over new changes president macroin wants to make to realize, threatening months of new transportation disruptions over the plan to overhaul the nation's state run rail company. to the streets of santee argot to demand government-funded education. it is the first major protests against conservative president's month old association. and the national assembly,

in the late 1990s, george tenet, to went on to become director, he was working with palestinians andaelis to get security deals moving in the peace process. for two reasons -- number one, he was trusted by parties on the ground; number two, the administration felt he was the best voice and not make it into a diplomatic kerfufflkerfuffle. pompeo seems to have a comfortable relationship with the president but he would be also seen as a serious interlocutor as they work out al all of the logistics of the talks. >> they said maybe it will happen early june, we don't know where it's going to happen. if it doesn't go well and i think defining well depends on which side you're talking to, what then? >> this is why the logistics really matter. i suspect what mike pompeo was doing in poyeongchang was talkig about thing that were boring. in the vietnam discussions in the 1970s, they argued for days because of the shape of the table because optics were so important over who would have primacy and who would dictate where they were going to go in the agenda. that's the kind of thing they were pro

in 1998, president clinton sent cia director george tenet to attend meetings and negotiation negotiations sent his national security advisor henry kissinger on a secret trip to negotiate with china. experts point out the president chose pompeo to lead this effort because he believes the north will listen to him. he is straddling intelligence and diplomatic posts. it's widely known that pompeo is one of trump's most trusted advisors and that he is fully authorized to speak on behalf of the commander in chief. shannon. >> shannon: gillian, thanks very much. time for where in the world. officials in puerto rico say it could still be another 36 hours before power is restored to nearly 1.4 million customers. excavator who accidentally downed a transmission line is being blamed for the islandwide blackout. violent protests in france over changes president emmanuel macron wants to make to the labor laws. rail workers resuming their strike, threatening months of new transportation disruptions. over the plans to overhaul the nation's state run rail company. chilean students taking to the streets o

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well that's a very good question and i do recall back in two thousand and three when george tenet briefed president bush saying that the evidence of double m.d.m. iraq was a slam dunk guess what no w m d i don't believe the intelligence community for one minute and the fact that they're not providing any proof i think is indicative of the of the problem that even general matters are secretary defense matters is one because she had a test to waive or even did doesn't really wash out is that because you see now before what could she know he basing her proof on her high level of proof what sources are on the ground there the o.p.c. doubly they don't start work until later today saturday so what is she using it to get this high level from. well there probably talking to people on the ground with . josh al islam people that the u.s. is backing financially and and other sunni's and just taking their word for it the white helmets as you pointed out earlier this is not proof they need to do much better than this and i think what you need to do is look at motive and it's not with the syrian govern