mr. butler will speak in a moment i'd like to make a couple of quick points first address the submission by mr. williams on behalf of the and inadequacy first mr. williams allegations that was the rdt that included that is not impartial with the neighborhood character and neighborhoods design that's not the case yes. that statement exists in the 3 rdt memos through the process but those are repeating the dr requester concerns not rdt concerns the conflict in the staff report the rdt has determined the design is comparable with the neighborhood design and states points rdt concluded not a practice again, the neighborhood dr requester concern not the rdt we want to address the point about the determination this not a historic resource and mr. williams points to the preservation team review form zoom in right on top. >> anyway public safety the architecture box was checked this is an older home in a potentially historic district but the report itself - they concluded is it a highly simplified design 18 colonial design no known architect the home simply doesn't exist and and quality as a hist

mr. butler will speak in a moment i'd like to make a couple of quick points first address the submission by mr. williams on behalf of the and inadequacy first mr. williams allegations that was the rdt that included that is not impartial with the neighborhood character and neighborhoods design that's not the case yes. that statement exists in the 3 rdt memos through the process but those are repeating the dr requester concerns not rdt concerns the conflict in the staff report the rdt has determined the design is comparable with the neighborhood design and states points rdt concluded not a practice again, the neighborhood dr requester concern not the rdt we want to address the point about the determination this not a historic resource and mr. williams points to the preservation team review form zoom in right on top. >> anyway public safety the architecture box was checked this is an older home in a potentially historic district but the report itself - they concluded is it a highly simplified design 18 colonial design no known architect the home simply doesn't exist and and quality as a hist

mr. butler. myself and everyone i know is still trying to figure out how hillary clinton got away with this. all of her e-mails and phones, not being prosecuted. guest: that is the information with -- problem with her information being stored on a private server. she was supposed to turn over documents that were relevant to her service at the state department. but she got to determine, along with her lawyers, which documents were relevant and relevant,hat were not like making arrangements for her mom's funeral or chelsea's wedding, those were not supplied to the state department. the concern is that if she had been using an official server, all of those e-mails would of been preserved. you know how when they say when you delete something from e-mail it never goes away. that is true on a government separate but on a private server there is a way to make those items go away. so what some people have suggested is there might be some deluded e-mails that were not able to be found, some of those delet

. - [butler] mr goodheart? - no, thanks. and that was a wonderful dinner tonight. - oh, i'm so glad you enjoyed it. and thank you for the raise. - another raise? that's the third time you've raised his salary. - what's wrong with that? - we only hired him yesterday. (audience laughter) - well, you know how i love to make people happy. jonathan, i'm so proud to be your wife. you know darling, if they had a contest for goodness you would be first, santa claus would be second, and albert schweitzer would be third. - i wouldn't say that, darling. schweitzer could be second. santa claus could be third. - yes. we have, except for that one void in my life. if i ... if i only had a son. - but darling, i thought that you were so happy with rover. - [jonathan] i was. but somehow, it didn't work out "j. w. goodheart and dog." (audience laughter) - darling, if you want a son that badly, tomorrow we'll go to the orphanage and we'll adopt one. - oh, sweetheart, you've made me so happy. so you can pick out a little angel for your very own.

mr. butler.ce foster and cap lineberger, this is not new, what director comey, when he advised congress and congress let it leak, we had this three days before an election, having said that, i am not surprised at anything we are hearing. i was there, in the 90's. whatever things are right minded or true or honest, i count on god to tell me, not man. i have law experience and national security experience and i say this to all of you, if you think your vote is going to count in this national election, i want you to look up electoral college. the best we can do is pray for november the ninth. we have been through worse, we have been here before, i know secretary clinton, and i am not surprised by any of this. host: let's go to florida roberta, a republican. caller: hello. myself and everyone i know, we are still trying to figure out how hillary clinton got away with destroying all of her e-mails and her phones and not being prosecuted for that. guest: that is the problem with her information being s

mr. butler brought some newspaper clippings to my attention. you did live in russia for three years? >> that is correct, and i think the fact that i did live for a time in the soviet union gives me excellent qualifications to repudiate charges that cuba and the fair play for cuba committee is communist-controlled. >> i think he was surprised, but again, he handled it, if you listen to the debate, very coolly. and it impeached his credibility, and yet he managed to turn it to his advantage, which i think shows some aplomb, certainly a lot more than most people give him credit for. >> i would like to know if it is the fair play for cuba committee or fair play for russia committee? >> well, that is, of course, a very provocative question and i don't think it requires an answer. >> oh, i see. well, would you say, then, that the fair play for cuba committee is not a communist front organization? >> we have been investigated from several points of view-- that is, points of view of taxes, allegiance, subversion and so forth. the findings have been, as i say, absolutely zero. >> gentlemen, i

mr. sam butler. the fact is, you made you look rudy's the when -- he made you look pretty sick when you were riding old jughead. >> you are running a fever. [laughter] >> not one of you has come close to standing up to him. >> you think he has got it all, don't you? >> could be. >> you better get to know a man before you put him on a pedestal. >> you are just like the rest of these road runners, aren't you? >> i'm inviting you to join me in town and you can bring your new friends. >> just one minute. he is playing chess with john. >> ? buffalo gal, want you come out tonight ? >> what are you laughing about? >> i sure am sorry, i have to take your clean, mr. cannon. >> wait a minute, the game is not over yet. >> y a this game is not over yet, but i got my chores to do. mr. cannon, why don't you make the move there or do what you want to do and i will do my work ? >> all right, you go on and do it. >> ha ha! [laughter] >> we're here! arriba! fiesta! [men laughing] friends, eh? >> [speaking spanish] >>

miss butler: thank you, mr. speaker. i'm really excited about this bill and about an inclusion that will -- in the 21st century bill we are voting on today that's going to help moms and babies. nearly all of the 400 million women who give birth each year in the u.s. and the three million women who breast-feed will take medications or take a vaccine during their pregnancy or nursing. this bill contains a provision that we are voting on that we hope will pass and be signed into law that will reduce health risks faced by these moms. here's where the risk lies. pregnant women are often not included in clinical trials on medication so we don't know what the effects are of drugs on a woman and on her pregnancy. without reliable information, women and doctors are playing a guessing game trying to figure out the impacts of medication. that could be on medication that's a prescription for a chronic disease, hypertension, iabetes, or severe depression. the other choice is whether or not to choose not to treat their condition. if t

and you're not really a butler, [ doorbell rings ] you can start by answering the doorbell. diamond dave? allow me to introduce mr. cat chow, an incredibly irresponsible asian gambler. me crazy for pai gow. aah! what was that? oh, look, a putty tat. the potion still hasn't worn off. what exactly was your plan? salem: um, this is pretty much it. i figured once i got inside, i'd get inspired. purr-fect -- now you're all mine, and i got myself a new shoe buffer. [ sobbing ] i'm sorry. this is hugely unfair. we can't be held responsible for anything that a professional gambler wins from a common house pet. a house pet who's rated by caesar's palace. how about a game, you and me? we'll stay for 100 years and clean your garage. i'll see your bet and raise you. if i win, you all stay here with me... forever. done. poker? no. my game. chutes and ladders? my game, my rules. only if i get to be butch. done. four, five, six. one, two -- shoot. a chute. i ain't going to start now. we did say two out of three? i am so close to the winner's circle i can smell the champagne. that has to be your last chute. it's not like i'm doi

butler. >> this one i like. >> but the situation is about to change. big league. >> it's just mr. trump and miss melania and myself. excuse me, president elect trump. i have to get used to that. >> it's soon to become opulent winter white house or some speculate, the pink-white house. >> it's great to be here with friends, and the press and the media. >> the 20-acre estate was originally built but marjorie mary weather. she envisioned it as a winter retreat for u.s. presidents. now some say it's the most valuable parcel of land in florida. much of the estate is used by the member's only club. tennis courts. the trump family maintains private quarters in a separate closed off area of the house. mara lago has always been a center of attention. hundreds of celebrities have made their way there to mingle with the trumps. but now as president trump, residents aren't sure what to expect. >> it will bring attention and tourism. it's a double edged sword i suppose. >> we'll see how it goes. it's a just as long as it's not too bad traffic wise. >> we have a wonderful pitcher. >> benjamin i

washington, we welcome back paul butler former federal prosecutor with the department of justice who specialized in public corruption, currently a law professor at georgetown law. mr. costa i'm going to begin with you because you often bring the latest-breakingest details to our table. what to know tonight about inside trump world? >> reporter: inside trump world there's sense this episode, this new controversy could enable trump to try to scramble the political map, a map which remains very difficult for the republican presidential nominee. he's moving into blue states thinking maybe he can win in wisconsin where republicans haven't won since reagan. >> i was going to ask you to explain wisconsin and right now he can take advantage -- he has continued to take advantage of the kind of hyperbole gap. he can say that for his young son, the democratic nominee is a bad role model. >> briann a traditional election, it would be difficult for donald trump, to united republican party around him and winning a blue state would be extraordinarily difficult, yet what trump campaign advisors are telling me tonight, is that new mexico, michigan, wisconsin, they see as they put

interviewed one of them that has since passed away and he formed an association white house butlers and he said i was mr westray. i was introduced at these elaborate parties and the hostess would say white house server. host: kate andersen brower, was that his daughter that set you satisfy dollars to take yourself out to lunch? guest: yes, his daughter's at me $75 after my book came out just to thank me for bringing her father's work to light and i just thought that was so incredibly generous. you don't really get that. is you know, when you write a book you don't expect what are your sources to send you a check, but that's the kind of people they are. i mean, i still keep in touch with a lot of them on facebook and they are friends and if you go to funerals. i went to cletus clark's funeral and it's a very moving thing, i mean, you see past staffers, current staffers, but i will tell you i was not -- at his funeral, which was very large, the current staff are not keen on talking to a reporter on talking about what it's like they're now. host: do you have a reputation now that your book is come out? gue

butler. >> this one i like. change. big league. >> it's just mr. trump and miss melania and myself. excuse me. president-elect trump. got to get used to that. >> reporter: mar-a-lago is soon to become a very opulent winter white house, or as some speculate, because of its color, the pink white house. >> it's so great to be at mar-a-lago with friends and the press and the media and everybody. >> reporter: the 20-acre has built was a winter retreat for u.s. presidents by marjorie post. now some say it is the most valuable parcel of land anywhere in floored. much of the 126-room estate is used by the members-only mar-a-lago club which includes a spa, pool, and tennis courts. the trump family maintains private quarters in a separate closed off area of the house. mar-a-lago has always been a center of attention in wealthy palm beach, at times something of a party place. hundreds of celebrities have but now as president trump, residents are not quite sure what to expect. >> i think it will bring a lot of attention, a lot of tourism. so it's a bit of a double-edged sword, i suppose. >> we'll see how

butler] oh, we're coming to that now, sir. (audience laughter and applause) - thank you, thank you. now, how long is this transfer good for? (audience laughter) - oh, today only, sir. - oh, oh. - [man] hello, mr. benny. - hello. - we're all set up here, so we can start recording just as soon as mr. hope comes down. - oh, fine. well, i brought my violin along, in case i want to put a little music on the record, you see? so, while i'm waiting for bob, i'll practice a little bit. - oh, fine, you go right ahead. he'll be down pretty soon, i imagine. all right, let's see. okay. (violin music) no, no, this is bob's house. (violin music) - oh, thank you, thank you. (audience laughter) (audience laughter) - gee, i'm sorry. - yeah, well, watch it. i'll be down in a minute. last time i pulled this my pajamas fell down. - the stock market dropped the same day. (audience laughter) oh, my ace chauffeur. hi, ace. take me back to shower number five. - very good, sir. - take a shortcut through the bowling alley. - oh, you know him. he likes to travel. (audience laughter) - [jack] (mumbling) this is a wonderful idea i've got, making this record with bob. now, let's see if these jokes are all right. yes, it st

interviewed one of them that has since passed away and he formed an association white house butlers and he said i was mr westray. i was introduced at these elaborate parties and the hostess would say white house server. host: kate andersen brower, was that his daughter that set you satisfy dollars to take yourself out to lunch? guest: yes, his daughter's at me $75 after my book came out just to thank me for bringing her father's work to light and i just thought that was so incredibly generous. you don't really get that. is you know, when you write a book you don't expect what are your sources to send you a check, but that's the kind of people they are. i mean, i still keep in touch with a lot of them on facebook and they are friends and if you go to funerals. i went to cletus clark's funeral and it's a very moving thing, i mean, you see past staffers, current staffers, but i will tell you i was not -- at his funeral, which was very large, the current staff are not keen on talking to a reporter on talking about what it's like they're now. host: do you have a reputation now that your book is come out? gue

butler. >> this one i like. >> but the situation at mar-a-lago is about to change. big league. >> it's just mr. trump and ms.me. president-elect trump. got to get used to that. >> mar-a-lago is soon to become a very opulent winter white house, or as some speculate, because of its color, the pink white house. >> it's so great to be at mar-a-lago with friends and the press and the media. and everybody. >> the 20-acre estate was built by marjorie merryworth post. she envisioned it as a retreat for presidents. now say it's the most valuable parcel of land in florida. much of the 126-room estate is used by the members only mar-a-lago club, which includes a spa, pool, and tennis courts. the trump family maintains private quarters in a separate, closed off area of the house. mar-a-lago has always been a center of attention in wealthy palm beach. at times, something of a party place. hundreds of celebrities have made their way there to mingle with the trumps. but now as president trump, residents are not quite sure what to expect. >> i think it will bring a lot of attention, a lot of tourism, so it's a bit of a doub

conclusion that we reached on the butler committee and reached again and even more evidence in the iraqi inquiry. on the other hand, i don't know in putting forward the argument mr. tony blair related it specifically to saddam passing terrorist weapons to terrorist -- passing weapons of mass destruction to terrorist groups. if the regime collapsed, it ruined and there may be a risk of spillage fushgs like, of any remaining weapons. that is a different thing. the fusion case as made by mr. blair was made but not about iraq. >> i remember him saying by some memes they would be passed to grupdz that would be the nightmare scenario. but it is likely to collapse if he didn't overthrow him. this is an argument that mr. saddam may pass the twopz such group. that was a very telling argumentment on the floor of the house of commons. >> yes. >> okay. >> was the procurement of protective equipment for the troops in particular against ieds and provide explosive devices delayed as a result of the prime minister wishing to keep private his early decision to go to war? >> i don't believe that they can be put together. there is a criticism to be made of holding up the -- some o

that will be reached on the butler committee and even more avid and in the iraq inquiry.vi on the other hand i don't know that putting forward the fusion argument from the mr blair related a very directly and specifically to sudan -- saddam. the intelligence analysis at the regime collapsed, there might be a risk of spillage if risk of spillages who lack of any remaining weapons. that was a different thing. fuss the fusion case which made it large and not about iraq. >> i do remember him saying if by some means these weapons were to be passed terrorist groups, that would be his nightmare scenario, but the regime iss hardly likely to collapse. he seemed to be an argument tha. he was using, and argument that saddam might pass these weapons to such a group.er that was a very telling argument made on the floor of the house of commons. >> yes, yes. >> okay. was the procurement of protective equipment for the troops in particular against ieds, improvised explosive devices do they as a result of the prime minister wishing too keep private his earlier decision to go to war. >> i don't believe the two things can be put together. there is a criticism to be made of h

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