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that charge led by the head clown as the president calls nator chuck schumer, the craven and senate minority leader who is doubling down on his calls for a special prosecutor. i would like to remind the senator that the obama administration rejected all calls for a special prosecutor including on benghazi. do we remember benghazi, operation fast and furious and leaks of classified medical on targeted terrorist and the internal revenue service targeting conservative and conservative groups. we know what the dems are. their conduct today entirely in keeping. but to watch a dozen republicans craven and awful as the left to attack attorney general sessions is unfathomable. even in these times that without question try our soulses. our quotation of the evening on the mob that the dems became under the head clown leadership. from wilpen. passion is the mob of a man that commits riot on their reason. what a spectacle the dems as they sought to bring down to the lowly lechl. we'll come right back. >> in the president's rousing speech he affirmed that his administration will always put america first.

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i am grateful to the senators who have been true leaders on this issue, especially my fellow nator from new hampshire, jeanne shaheen who has fought to combat this crisis and help the people of our state. passage of the comprehensive atkabgs and recovery a -- addiction and recovery act was an important step as was the 21st century cures act. but the cures act will not provide enough funding for our state and i will continue fighting alongside senator shaheen to ensure that the federal government provides new hampshire with the resources that we need. mr. president, i am pleased that there has been bipartisan support for combating this crisis here in the senate, but we must continue to work together at all levels of government and with those on the front lines to battle this crisis. during my time as a member of the national governors association i worked with my fellow governors from both parties to push for steps, including passing emergency federal funding to support states' efforts to combat this crisis. we proved we could come together to have a comprehensive strategy to support tho

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nator harris: mr. mandia, so one main reason that we're doing this public hearing is so the american public can actually understand what happened. and so if we could just take a step back, because this is a fairly complex issue and particularly when we talk about bots and some of these other things, some people want to know if it's a short form for a robert. i want to think -- for a robot. i want to think -- americans may have field they have been played if they made their decision in this election based on fake news. how can they know that they are receiving fake news? how can they detect it so they can ultimately make decisions like who will be their president based on accurate information? mr. mandia: that goes beyond my expertise as a cybersecurity individual. they have to vet it against multiple sources. but i simply don't have the right tools to be an expert on how do you determine fake from nonfake news. senator harris: do any of you feel experienced enough to answer that question? dr. rid: it's

nator waen: were not separating men and women in the marines anymore? general neller: they live in open squad base and men and women are in platoons. the good portion of the training at parris island where all our women get trained they do things with male recruits. the tank, rifle, we do it different than anybody else. senator warren: i want to make sure i understand it because i'm past my time. are you saying no activities are segregated other than sleeping or are you saying that some activities are segregated and some are not? general neller: some are and some are not and we are looking at the entire way that we do recruit training from training -- how we educate and training our drill instructors to how we do the entire program of instruction for men and women. senator warren: thank you, general. service members who disrespect their fellow service members dishonor the service and dishonor our nation. and we have got to put an end to this conduct so none of us is here again. thank you. senator mccaskill: general, i think there's two issues i want to

nator bayh, what did you make of the president's tone tonight?ny are commenting on blogs, even left-leaning blog that it was a decidedly different tone, inviting cooperation with democrats that we've not seen or heard from him prior at least to this degree. what do you think? >> neil, i agree with that. i thought the speech was well written, i thought it was well delivered, i thought there were things in there for his base, i think there were things in there for independent voters, and i think among hard core democrats he will benefit from a low expectation starting out. so in watching that from beginning the end, neil, i couldn't help but think if he had given that as an inaugural address, perhaps the last five weeks would have been not quite as controversial as they proved to be, so i thought that speech will help him. neil: you know, scott brown, another thing i read into it as well and maybe i'm overanalyzing it, that he offering offering if something for everybody. the talk of an infrastructure program with a trillion dollar price tag on it

. >> nator sheldon whitehse, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> we'll be watching what happens. >> the european union. >>> steve bannon, brexit couldn't come soon enough. michael crowley joins us with his new reporting. you are watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. we have this need to peek over our neighbor's fence. and once we do, we see wonder waiting. every step you take, narrows the influence of narrow minds. bridges continents and brings this world one step closer. so, the question you asked me. what is the key? it's you. everything in one place, so you can travel the world better. explore your treatment options with specialists who treat only cancer. every stage... every day.... at cancer treatment centers of america. learn more at cancercenter.com/experts at angie's list, we believe there are certain things you can count on, like a tired dog is a good dog. ♪ [ whimpers ] ♪ so when you need a dog walker or a handyman, you can count on us to help you find the right person for the job. discover all the ways we can help at angie's list. because your home is where our hea