abby huntsman with us tonight and john fugelsang and michael steele. michael michael, is this a problem for the state department? >> hillary has to answer some questions. hillary should start by taking that server out of her house and giving it to the state department. the more transparency she can do at this point, the better. actions do matter. >> no more tweets, you mean? >> no more tweets. just do everything to get this story behind her. what did you write? what's in those e-mails? otherwise this story will live through the summer. >> make it go away. >> speak to the american people about it. forget the tweets. this is so classic clinton. it is the clinton world and we're all just living a part of it. it is how this handled this controversy. >> is it rules or laws? >> in time i think we'll figure that out. but i think there was a law in place in 2009. >> no it was after that. >> she is guilty of doing exactly what condoleezza rice did. >> i think she's too experienced, too savvy, too smart to put sensitive information about the state department -- >

michael steele, always a pleasure. >>> here's a quote today from a piece i love from journalist michaelrennan dougherty "it will be a boring substance-less grind that turns on just which candidate's operation can direct slightly more of the public's s disgust with the word part of the last two decades at the other candidate." on the bright side could be quite the learning opportunity and tell you why ahead. stick around for that. (explosion) ♪ (explosion) ♪ lead your heroes in the hit mobile game! download heroes charge now! boy: once upon a time, there was a nice house that lived with a family. one day, it started to rain and rain. water got inside and ruined everybody's everythings. the house thought she let the family down. but the family just didn't think a flood could ever happen. the reality is floods do happen. protect what matters. get flood insurance. call the number on your screen to learn more. >>> co-creator of "the simpsons" sam simon died at 59 after being diagnosed with cancer in 2012 and given just three months to live. late 1980s he put together a show based on animated

i'm joined now by former rnc chairman michael steele and democratic strategist steve mcmahon. thanks for being here. answer the question what the hell is he doing? steve? >> and by the way, i'm not suggesting what senator durbin said is literally factual or true, but whether it is or not, this is what a lot of people think. it's what a lot of women think, a lot of what african-americans think, what a lot of swing voters think. the republicans have a problem here, and the problem is getting worse, i think. it's masse it more difficult to reach out to moderate voters that decide elections. i think some of the questions he asks is legitimate. he may ask differently than i might ask, but the point is what a lot of people wonder about and people may agree with. >> michael, do you buy that? and is senator durbin right? is there a racial element here? >> i don't buy it and he's full of crap. this is such a bunch of noise, unnecessary noise, injecting race into this process is absolutely ludicrous, this is the politics of washington political nominations. this is how it's played out.

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. >>> joining me now, msnbc political analyst and former rnc chair michael steele. ael, is this politics as usual or is this an extraordinary step? >> this is politics of the unusual. in many respects i think the senator is right. i don't think we've seen this kind of reaction to a president's negotiation in the past and certainly i know as well as you and the senator noted that if this were on the other foot, the shoe on the other foot, republicans would be outraged if democrats had done a similar thing during the gulf war and during the war in iraq. having said all of that, though, i think there is certainly recognition, or there should be that the congress does have a role to play here. the question is, are they playing it prematurely, and i think a lot of that has to do not to shift the focus or blame or anything like that, but how much is the administration really working with the intelligence committees and the house and the senate, the respective leadership to make sure that they are part of this process and they have this sense that there is a level of verifi

there are a lot of possible reasons for that, maybe michael steele is right, but there are a lot of people frankly who believe that some of the questions being asked right now are legitimate to ask, and frankly if you look at the republicans' record, whether it's on extending civil rights or blocking voting rights, or a whole range of issues that have to do with racial sensitive, they've got a problem here that frankly senator durbin is just shine ago light on. it's a problem that already existed, which is why they're so sensitive about it. >> go ahead, michael. >> i was going to say, this has nothing to do with her race. this has to do with her epps on executive orders. this is what this is all about, folks. her answers on executive orders was not one -- >> the one on immigration. >> that's right. there was not one that they liked, not one that they want. they do not support a nominee who believes the president could act with this level of impunity. it has nothing to do with the race. i think thee eminently qualified for the job, but let's not forget about the politics. this is why we can

washington bureau chief at "usa today" carol lanning is a reporter with "the washington post" and michael steele was rnc chair. let me start with carol. your view about this first press difference, do you believe she dealt with the answers that will be the story for the next several days? >> i think it was good to hear former secretary of state clinton give in her own words, as a private e-mail for all her government business. i do think she avoided some questions or giving the specific answers to some key questions. for example, how was this set up? and who approved it at the state department? my colleague ann geren asked that question, but the answer the former secretary of state gave is this was a system set up by hess husband some years ago. it doesn't explain whether or not the state department bought into this plan. as you know, chris, from the conversations we've had before, the state department has a pretty firm policy that day-to-day government operations should be conducted on government e-mails at the state department. so many employees now are asking, why did the secretary of state i

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. >> joining me is connecticut governor dan malloy and former rnc chair michael steele. >>> late todayegislature in arkansas passed a similar bill and the ceo of walmart is everyoning the governor to sign it. do you believe hess's a bigot -- >> i think he's done bigoted things. at the top of the show here or this section, he talked about how tough the last few days have been. imagine if you were gay in indiana over the last month. on february 23rd in a debate at the state senate an offer was made to amend this statute that said simply that we would respect our civil rights laws as they exist in indiana, and we would respect local laws as they exist in indiana. that amendment offered by a democrat, lost 40-10. imagine if you were a gay man, or a gay woman, or if you were the mother or father of a gay man or a gay woman, imagine how tough your month has been not just the last couple days since that disastrous show he did on sunday since the disastrous legislation that he signed. you know when you do a bigoted thing, you're going to get called on it. quite frankly, republicans have not co

dan savage ryan michael steele appreciate you coming on. ryan, we reached out to folks in indiana who didn't want to come on. appreciate you sharing your views with us. >>> ahead, we're going to talk about another controversial item. should hillary clinton face a primary challenge in 2016? if so who else is out there? team clinton and team warren will be here to debate that, coming up. yes! one phillips' colon health probiotic cap each day helps defend against these occasional digestive issues... with 3 types of good bacteria. live the regular life. phillips' ♪ ♪ ♪ you're only young once. unless you have a subaru. (announcer) the subaru xv crosstrek. symmetrical all-wheel drive plus 34 mpg. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. do you have something for pain? i have bayer aspirin. i'm not having a heart attack, it's my back. i mean bayer back & body. it works great for pain. bayer back & body provides effective relief for your tough pain. better? yeah...thanks for the tip! >>> the first emergency dispatched calls sounded as if the nation

this week on capital download former maryland lieutenant governor and national committee chair michael steele told us he thinks maryland is ready for a gop member in the high chamber. >> you'd be crazy almost not to when you look at an open senate seat given that it's a once every 30 years this opportunity arises, but i think maryland has proven by governor hogan's election is ready to have a different conversation. i look at it as a leap of faith. >> no formal announcement from mr. steele, but he's given the race a hard look. check out capital download sunday morning 8:30 here on wusa9. >>> all eyes on the skies and keep the umbrellas handy over the weekend. >> i'm trying to think of silver linings, heavy rain versus heavy snow. >> that's 1. >> milder tomorrow, back in the 60s. >> that's two. >> we savaged at least one decent day. >> keep your eye on the sky, it's probably going to get wet. >> tonight you'll need your umbrella and a coat. let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam, still dry. temperature 52. the dew point is way down there. humidity is still v

so with all this happening, msnbc analyst and former republican chair michael steele joins me now. h for being with us. talk about the republicans first. >> sure. >> jeb and the others and what you were watching from a distance watching iowa this weekend. how do you think it's shaping up at this very early stage? >> i think at this early stage, this is really jeb's, you know effort to bungle or lose or however you want to put it. i think he has laid down the predicate for a candidacy. he's going out and he's doing the one thing that i think a lot of people didn't expect him to do or expect him to do well and that is having the conversation with those very conservatives who are skeptical of his position on immigration, his position on common core and education, and also exposing to them, for the first time his record, his eight-year record as governor. he was a very good governor of the state of florida. he knows what creating jobs and prosperity's about. he knows what a downturn in an economy can also do as he was governor as the economy began to turn in florida. so i think he's lay

michael steele?t this and you asked the question about the american footprint, chris, you cover the white house and you're talking to these folks every day. with all of this happening, is there at least some inkling of understanding why israel is so nervous about its place right now, amidst all of this going on surrounded by its enemies, a nuclearized iran why netanyahu actually wound up win that election when everyone thought he was toast? i mean, at the end of the day, i mean, that aspect of it is that a part of the conversation or is it just you know because of frustration about us coming here, does that matter? how is that playing out at the white house? >> i think the white house feels that -- and they've said very publicly that personalities don't matter here it really is about the policy. when you get down to it in some ways they felt freed by what bibi netanyahu did. the fact that he came here. his comments leading up to the election. his comments about arabs and voting. they sort of felt tha

let's get to with it ryan anderson, dan savage, and msnbc political analyst michael steele. >> ryan, i want to go right to you, what do you make up for the law that could be used to put corporations or employers religious views above those of regular american citizens. >> i think it treats all american citizens equally. it says that all faiths have their right to live out their faith in public life, and if the government will exercise their burden, they need to show they're doing so for a compelling reason in the least restrictive ways possible. that has governed federal law for over 20 years. the sponsors were -- >> the substance was a good substance. and bill clinton signed it into law. >> let me we put the question to mr. pence. we can play that from sunday. >> you cannot refuse to serve a gay couple without fear of punishment. is that legal now in indiana? >> george, this is where the debate has gone. >> it's just a question, sir. >> there has been shameless rhetoric. >> is it true or not? >> george, look -- >> do you think it should be legal in the state of indiana to discrimina

joining me is my next guest who helped craft the law, and also michael steele. let's put aside issues of statutory interpretation and plaintiffs that we will table for a moment. what if they rule in favor and they say yeah, this is wrong. and you see those people, their subsidies get jacked up, some are knocked off, what is the republican plan? >> i think that is still developing. but that is -- after six years, it is still developing. i think what we have seen today, there was an op-ed in the huffington post they started to lay out a plan. it would hold in place and certainly hold those currently on the exchange system so they would keep those subsidies in place for a period of time. that has not been made certain yet, so their situations would not change. this would not see the immediate extingishing of people's access to health care. >> but they would have to pass that faster than anyone has passed anything in washington in a long time, right? >> yeah, i mean i think people who are really confident in the congress's ability, the house and senate ability to pa

. >> i'm joined by david axelrod and former rnc chair michael steele.e things we don't really expect with government. when you left the government, you had to turn over all the speech drafts, even though you're proud of a couple. there was even a ridiculous rule ear not even to xerox them. turn them all over, all your materials. i don't know what this formal custom how often it's honored or not, it's like don't take your pens home and use them at home. i wonder if it's one of those rules. you think this is something worth of the top of the fold "new york times" hillary clinton didn't yew her government eel may. >> it's not clear to me what rules she violated. there was some -- i saw a report late in the date that suggested the rules she allegedly may have vited were not in place at the time she was secretary of state. the one question i had was why she didn't have an account, a state department account i think that's probably pretty unusual, but the biggest thing is the difficulty you have when you're in this netherworld between almost being a candidate

candidate draft and also former republican national committee chairman, msnbc political analyst michael steele, currently he has zero points. >> thanks. >> let's explain why this is such -- this is a big day. he's going to run for president. the fate of the country and possibly the world is at stake. more importantly, let's talk about fantasy draft scoring for a moment. i want to put this up so people understand why this is big. official announcement gets you 100 points. sanctioned debate 200 points. sanction debate is 200 points. ted cruz is going to be in those debates. i don't think there's any reason for ted cruz to stop showing up at debates which gets to the fundamental dynamic that is ted cruz candidacy that will ripple through the republican party. >> i'm here to collect my prize. >> we don't give out prizes after the first thing. we give out prizes at the end of the campaign. >> that's lame. >> hang in there. maybe you'll end up in the white house. there's a speed boat i'm being told by my producers reminding me of the prize. >> ted cruz, i think a big reason why ted cruz is running f

governor martin o'malley, chris van hollen or donna edwards or former lieutenant governor, our own michael steele. don't do it, michael. we'll be right back. >>> we're back. republican discourt in the house of representatives was on full display on friday when speaker boehner and his fellow leaders failed to post a three-week funding extension for the department of homeland security. 52 hard core republicans and members of the freedom caucus turned on boehner because it did not block immigration initiatives. they tried to down play their s with the hard line members of their congress. >> we have difference of opinion on hardline strategy and tactics. >> obviously our members have a lot of differences on how we want to go about tactics, but our goal is the same. >> the keyword here is tactics. now just four days to go, boehner must find a way to bypass the hard liners and risk shutting down the government and the department responsible for keeping american's safe. in your order across the table here, how does boehner get out of this, it seems to me he is in a straight jacket. either he goes with t

joining me now is former rnc chair michael steele and former chairman of the dna, howardc, howard dean. it doesn't appear the questions are done being asked. "the ap" lawsuit continues this for one more day during the media cycle. what did you think of hillary clinton's appetite for drama? >> i thought she did a great job yesterday. this is much ado about nothing. i think this whole thing is nonsense. i really do, and i have been through this. it is basically packed journalism. they often get it wrong. i think trey gowdy is looking worse and worse by the moment. it is very clear this is just more benghazi more republican right-wing nut job stuff and going after all these imaginary scandals. >> chairman steele there is a danger here for republicans, which is a frequent danger that of overplaying their hand. the fact that trey gowdy has said before secretary clinton's testimony has begun he may need to talk to her twice, is he at risk for overstepping here? >> they are always at risk for overstepping. i think this is a lot of noise about nothing to the extent american people haven't real

michael steele. martin o'malley!former governor of maryland which officially makes him a washington outsider. the inspiration for the character tom carkedy on the wire. it's martin o'malley. >> hometown boy. you know him. >> yes, i do. >> governor of the state that he was the governor of. that's nice. >> i am left speechless. >> it's time for yet another update if you're in the fantasy 2016 trap. martin o'malley said this yesterday. >> i'm seriously considering running in 2016. >> no points for anyone yet. but things are getting hot. the latest developments and we'll see how our players fare with the draft pick as the 2016 race heats up for now. check in on everybody's scoring system, where? at our facebook page, face.com/all in with chris. i already feel like we're the most connected but i think this solo date will seal the deal. sure! i offer multi-car, safe driver, and so many other discounts that people think i'm a big deal. and boy, are they right. ladies, i can share hundreds in savings with all of you! just vi

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. >> michael steele former rnc chair, and msnbc political analyst, bob frum democratic strategist and professor caroline hellman. michael, this e-mail account that jeb bush has got going. >> right. >> it sounds like the exact same thing hillary was doing. what is the big issue here? >> withal it may be on paper in terms of the way it was set up. i don't know if you had a private server or anything like that. he did acknowledge using a private e-mail account but i guess that i look at it a little bit different. i don't equate the private e-mails of a governor of florida with what we're talking about here with the former secretary of state, dealing with some of the big and hot issues that she was dealing with at the time. i think she has unwittingly created a mess for herself. this could be handled saying take the server pull off the government-related documents. the private stuff i do not want released publicly could have put the appropriate monitors in place to make sure that didn't happen people from her world or from the government world, but i just think this has become a lot of no

but here's what former rnc chair michael steele said about it quote, we do dumb real well.it is supporting the continuation of the voting rights act or commemorating a pivotal part of american civil rights history, republican leadership prefers to sit on the sidelines. isn't that exactly right, joe? >> it's exactly right, but you know what it does, it fits into what lee atwater created a couple of decades -- a few decades ago, the southern strategy. remember what the southern strategy was. dixie-crats were very upset. these are southern democrats, that african-americans had gotten too much political power. they had gone too far with the civil rights bill the voting rights bill, and they were looking for a home. and sure enough the republican party came up with this southern strategy. which basically said we'll use code words, we'll be abstract. you can't bring your overt racism but here's what we'll do. we'll be abstract. there's a great -- >> not only abstract. they're being absent this weekend at a pivotal moment. and you know ryan also at a time that they've not schedule

joining me from the center of american progress and she worked on crafting the health care law, michael steelr rnc chairman. put to the side issue of statutory interpretation and good faith, which which we will table for the moment. say the court says, yeah, this is wrong and you see millions of people get their subsidies jacked up, some knock ed off. what's the republican plan? >> that's still developing. >> that's a good thing to tell those folks. >> after six years it is still developing. i think what we have seen, there was an op-ed that began to lay out the framework of a plan which would do a couple of things. first thing it would hold in place an certainly hold harmless those on the current exchange system so that they would keep those subsidies in place for a period of time. that time is not been made certain yet. how long that would be. but so their situations would not change. this would not see the immediate extinguishing of people's access to health care. >> they would have to -- they have to pass that faster than anyone has passed anything in washington in a long time right? >> y

also at the table, political correspondent casey hunt and bob woodward and michael steele as well. >>re the only person that appears on tv with hair even more outrageous than my own. and it's great hair. just keeps going up like mine i love it. actually david, let's talk about what happened yesterday. new york times article came out, and you demanded a retraction tell us why. >> yeah because the piece didn't stand up to scrutiny after it was published. there's an allegation very prominent in the subhead of this article yesterday that hillary clinton may have broken federal law. the only named source they have to support this allegation jason banks who was the highest ranking lawyer in the national archive said after the piece was published that no law was broken. so the story is wrong. it's based on a false premise. the reporter seems to be digging his heels in and now giving his opinion that hillary clinton broke the law, but they don't have any independent legal authority that we did see to make that case. i think the article was really sloppily done, it had innuendo that was false,

naacp and now a partner at capture capital and msnbc political analyst and former rnc chairman michael steeleoth. >> you too. >> michael, the justice department scathing report detailed the bias in many of ferguson's municipal institutions. yet what was reported on this one little notice finding of the justice department report. here it is. in ferguson, a city with the population of 21,000 16,000 people have outstanding arrest warrants. if you do the math there it means 3 out of 4 people in that city are wanted by the police. how could this situation have been gordon forignored for so long? >> a lack of interest by the community are a lack of empowerment or how do we address this at the same time that community deals with the grips of that. when you're looking at those kinds of numbers, it tells you that the city officials, that some of whom resigned and others need to resign just turned blindly to the needs of the community as a whole, and in fact, use that community to fund their operations. you know, those fines and penalties on the mantle of the black citizens were there to budget the cit

i'm going to tell people -- it sounded like he was going to be fighting for people like michael steelef republicanism. he goes out to iowa and the first little puff he starts caving. he doesn't stand up. he's going to try to be something he's not. it's not going to work. he's not going to win over that pastor. >> here's the thing i keep seeing, you think back to his brother. his brother won iowa big. the republicans out there loved him. i know things have changed in 16 years. one of the things i think has changed is the republican party in 2000 was much more about just win. we're going to be pragmatic and talk about compassionate conservativism. now it's much more they want purity and an outsider. they're not looking to compromise. >> exactly. i think it's no more prevalent anywhere than iowa. when i talk to people out there. common core is something people want. he didn't take the bait we haven't seen him back off. we all saw what happened when mitt romney backed opimmigration and tried to do that and everything. i think jeb is trying to have it both ways. it's very early whether he c

. >> joining me now, michael steele, an msnbc political analyst and former rnc chairman.d vermont governor. good to see you both. chairman dean, i'm going to begin with you hear. is martin o'malley a real threat to hillary clinton? >> not right now on paper, but if he chooses to run. he has a terrific record. i thought he did very well. i thought this was his first major interview, and i thought he did pretty well. >> chairman steele let's remind people, you are from maryland. you were lieutenant governor as well. could marty o'malley challenge hillary clinton in a serious way? he's also talking about the bush dynasty. is he right? >> could he challenge? sure, he could. the is whether or not he wants to put together and can put together what's going to be required on the financial as well as political organizational side to do that. you know, i think he's reflecting at least within democrat circles, and maybe republican circles, the concern over another clinton/bush campaign. so i think he's playing to that card. and his record in maryland was so great as governor that th

michael steele was chairman of the party for a long time.e is also a friend and i appreciate the work he has done. i would like to offer to all the conservative african-americans. we need your voice. take three or call. host: the letter sent by the senators. do you think it does long-term harm in negotiation? guest: one of the questions raised about it is if it interferes with foreign policy. when you have a president who has been pulling from congress the authority that is vested with it -- i wanted it to mention that earlier. when congress set, way to set, way to make, if you're going to engage in a treaty, we have a voice on treaties. that is constitutional. i think it is appropriate for the senate to reassert its authority to approve treaties. i figure is also prudent to do so. it keeps us safer. the president has said that the letter is ill-informed. come to congress and inform congress then. then perhaps the letter will not be ill-informed. i has watched as witnesses from the executivei has watched as witnesses from the executive branc

michael. >> a nice refrigerator dishwasher and range can cost you around $2,000. if you want stainless steel. so you want to keep them running as long as you can. here's how. the appliances in your home are a big investment. you can avoid repairs, keep them running efficiently, and get them to last as long as possible using these tips from consumer reports. first, your refrigerator. it will stay colder run better and last longer if the cold air can circulate easily. so don't overstuff it with food. do the doors seal properly and keep the chill in? close the door on a slip of paper and tug on the paper. if it slides out, it's time to replace the gasket. so your fridge doesn't work as hard. compressor coils clog with dust can't release heat efficiently and make the fridge work harder, wearing it down. cleaning the toil with a brush and vacuum once a year will add years to the life of your fridge. your dishwasher will last if you clean it routinely with soap and water and take the time to move food debris regularly from the filter. >> much of the energy used by your dishwasher goes towards heat

michael finney. >> good morning. a nice refrigerator, dishwasher or range can cost around $2,000 all together. stainless steel can be up to $7,000. you want to kep them running as long as possible. here's how. the appliances in your home are a big investment. you can avoid repairs, keep them running efficiently and get them to last as long as possible using these tips from consumer reports. first, your refrigerator. it will stay colder, run better and last longer if the cold air can circulate easy so don't overstuff it with food. do the doors seal properly and keep the chill in? close the door on a slip of paper and tug on the paper. if it slides out it's time to replace the gasket foe the fridge doesn't work with hard. coils clogged with dust can't release eat efficiently and makes the fridge work harder and wears it down. cleaning it once a year will last years to the refrigerator. for the dishwasher remove food debris regularly from the filter. >> much of the energy to the dishwasher is from heating the water. before you do a load, run the water in the sink before you start it and it makes it last longer.

michael brown by officer gary wilson. the report describes rapid racism and the ferguson police department. and nicklaus cn and poll found 4 in. to an american steel race relations have declined since president obama took office with about half see discrimination especially in this nation's criminal-justice system and washington >>grant: this time tomorrow night san francisco chinese new year parade will be wrapping up tonight a hundreds of thousands of people are getting set to celebrate the chinese lunar new year. firecrackers dancers and acrobats and much more will light up the city streets. this is video from last year's parade. that a van as the largest celebration of its kind outside of a sub agent. tonight finishing touches are being put on all the faults and creates the that will be featured in the years parades. dedicated artist and builders have been working on them since december. louisville lawyer no year started on february 19th and the parade begins at market and second streets tomorrow night at 515 it winds around union square before heading into chinatown and fetishes near curry and jackson streets around 8:00 p.m. 2015 will be the

steele is a current district attorney. he and bruce castner are the only ones to announce their candidacy so far. >>> happening today, philadelphia mayor michael nutter will sign legislation to put the question on the may primary ballot about the universal pre-kindergarten. if voted to approve it the city would come up with a plan to get all of the city's 3 and 4-year-olds into a pre-k program. >>> this morning the eagles are the talk of the nfl after they signed a league with the leading rusher demarco murray. birds' fans greeted the former dallas cowboy when he arrived yesterday. the eagles gave the agent $42 million for five years. he was quarterback in former oklahoma teammate seth bradford helped seal the deal. >> he is a good friend of mine. he's like a brother to me as well. he was a huge influence once i heard he was being traded here. he immediately texted me and said, hey, jump on board, let's go win it. >> let's go win it, indeed. the eagles traded sam foles. murray says he passed up more money but wanted to play for a winning team in philadelphia. >>> good morning. we'll start off with sunny skies on this friday but clouds will inc

steel. the iraqi army is allowing people in tikrit to escape the city but the fighting a spartan -- is far from over. joining me is michaelhe day michael iraqi forces are letting people leave. you get the impression that the islamic state is behind that as well? michael: no i think is an evacuation of civilians. i think the ice is military component left in tikrit his very limited at this point. at most they had maybe 2000 guys there versus iraqi forces -- which are really shia militias which comprise about 80%. we knew it was only a matter of time before the city had to be given over. what they are doing now -- what they have done is laid ied's, bombs, hoping to kill as many people as possible. a civilian evacuation -- look i have heard estimates that as much as 99% of the city had already been evacuated in the last few months. i don't know what the contingent of actual brilliance is left. -- civilians is left. it is difficult to get credible information. alix: what does that tell you about the future battle of mosul? michael: mosul is a trickier scenario because that is home to about 2 million people. the second most po