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back with me, patrick healey, susan hennessy, and philip mudd.want to play more from today's hearing. at one point darrell issa made strzok read his texts. >> you want me to read this. >> yes, please. >> omg, he's an idiot. hi, how is trump other than a dush? trump is a disaster. i have no idea how destablizing his presidency would be. >> so considering what phil said just before the break, was that about how lighting how inappropriate the texts were, humiliating him, or both? >> yes, i think it was an effort to humiliate him. i do think it's worth noting that calling the president an idiot, suggesting he was unfit for the office of the presidency, those were views that were expressed by republican members of congress in the very same period if you look at comments made by ted cruz, lindsey graham and others. so strzok isn't really dramatically departing from the own party's representations in that moment. i think what they're really trying to do is undermine the investigator in order to undermine the investigation, in order to undermine the larg

here, it's a matter of national security and a matter of public safety. >> mara healey is the attorneyf massachusetts. thanks for joining us to talk about this. >> well, great to be with you. again, this is an end run around all the basic gun laws in our state and we think it's really important. >> we're going to keep giving it lots of attention. >>> when we come back, is president trump being dissed by the united states' biggest foes? up next, how north korea and iran, north korea and iran, are responding to trump's attempts at negotiation. spoiler alert, you're not going to like it. >> and right now, we're also watching a hearing on migrant families separated at the border. the senate judiciary committee is meeting as we speak, grilling customs and border protection agency officials. and that brings us to our monumental american today. he stood up for civil liberties in his own time. ralph lazo. >> he was born in los angeles back in 1924, and was irish-mexican descent. when he was 17 in world war ii, he learned his japanese american neighbors were being forcibly taken to internment c

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in response, massachusetts attorney general maura healey tweeted, "betsy devos three r rulehe #borrowerdefense to let predatory schools cheat their students and enrich their executives. no surprise." devos is a billionaire republican activist, heir to the amway fortune, and the sisisterf blackwater founder erik prince. last weekend, devos's $40 million, 163-foot yacht was damaged after it was unmoored while in port on lake erie in ohio. whether the ship, which is one of 10 own bind d hr -- owned by her family, was let loose intentionally. and in los angeles, a man who was arrested for vandalizing donald trump's star on the hollywood walk of fame was bailed out of jail by a man who did the same thing before the 2016 election. ,,s bail was paid by james otis who just as a construction worker and used a sledgehammer to destroy trump's hollywood star. those are some of the headlines. democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. federal officials say 711 remain children asom their the trump administration has failed to meet thursday's court-imposed deadline to reunit

i want to talk more about this with cnn political analyst patrick healey, national security analyst susanennessey and counterterrorism analyst philip mudd who worked for the fbi and the cia. were you guys watching your tv boxes today? madness, i tell you. >> i'm a former theater reporter, don, and this is like nothing i ever saw. incredible standoff and clearly both sides had quite a bit they wanted to prove, political points that we've always seen in congressional hearings but the level of vitriol and role reversals of republicans really going after the fbi, basically trying to undermine it seemed like an investigation, it was really just striking. >> an upside down world, my friend. susan, i want to play this moment. this is between trey gowdy and peter strzok, watch it. >> your testimony bob mueller did not kick you off because of the context of your text, he kicked you off because of some appearance? >> what you asked is that he kicked me off because of my bias. i'm stating it's not my understanding he kicked me off because it was bias, it was done based on appearance. if you want to

patrick healey, our cnn political analyst is here. also joining me, caitlin huey-burns with real clear politics. let's go through and unpack where sarah sanders said yesterday. this was prompted by a question that a reporter asked about a series of tweets by republican congressman, rand paul, who's been in a big way in the president's corner on this one. here's part of what sarah sanders said. >> the president is exploring the mechanisms to remove security clearance, because they've politicized and in some cases monetized their public service and security clearances. >> monetized? ironic, coming from this white house? >> right. it's a pretty strange claim, poppy, the reality is is that, you know, former administration officials have held security clearances because they're seen as of value to the government. so the idea that american officials are sort of going out and doing deal making and making money solely on their security clearances is -- i mean, it's a really grave charge, if true. and the reality is this white house hasn't sho

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