such a construct wreaks havoc on us all and so what that might look look like is a tweet from robert jordan who says there are cliques that can be created in school settings just by shades of skin color and the girls get it based on their looks so am i do you want to weigh in here to do this did you experience this in school cliques based on what you look like. i have a very different perspective because i grew up in arlen's. especially when i was growing up there was no black population so there was no such thing as being light skinned i was just black and it was very it was also like a very racist environment and that racism wasn't. kind of mitigated by the fact that i had a white parent and i was like it was almost as though people actually like white irish people couldn't make that couldn't distinguish in that way and they would see my mom people would meet my mom and they'd be like oh your mom's why you're you're adopted oh you're adopted that so it's not like no that you can't you see like people just kind of could do that and it was only when i went i have a lot of family in atlanta

ambassador to saudi arabia robert jordan. we've been speaking to him for many months now, agen shg, as ta gone on. alwaleed at the center of it, at least the most high profile. ambassador, help us understand with that interview what prince a alwaleed with this release from the ritz, he's at home now. he called this thing a misunderstanding could that jb. >> probably not. i think the saudis need prince alwaleed just as he needs the good graces of the government. he's the symbol of the new saudi arabia he's a very vested foreign investor people call him the warren buffett of saudi arabia. he need to get this over apparently he's going to maintain control of kingdom holdings company which is extremely important. they don't need a bon fire this is good they have moved on the former finance minister, board members from aranco, if they're going to do an ipo for aranco, they have to show they have a rule of law >> ambassador, to that point, i spoke to a very large -- we'll call them the money manager for now, does a lot of business

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here are the responses we got from robert jordan cornel last. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> we are back with robert georgeel west in our new york studio. this isse our in-depth program d sean in battleground, michigan, you've been very patient, please go ahead with your question. >> caller: battleground, washington but thank you for this a wonderful opportunity. doctor west, i have in my hand a book that you co-authored about 20 years ago called the war against parents. co-authored it was in doctor west you reference the scandinavian economic model and it's not a mystery what causes healthy, positive outcomes for children and families they been practicing in scandinavia for years and years. the christian right and the libertarian rights have been marching arm in arm with deregulation and the utilization policies that we know that state poor and working-class children and families. these families have been catching hell now for the last 40li some years in this country and when you people like charles murray writing books like coming apart and attacking the poor and working-class for having poor moral fiber

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. >> robert, elise jordan here. by recent reports that president trump is finally taking the russia investigation more seriously, and that he is concerned about his political fortunes in 2018 if republicans lose the house. can you tell me what the mind set is right now with the white house on how to approach the midterms? and is steve bannon still going to be playing an influential role as an outside adviser? >> elise, there's a bracing acknowledgment inside of the white house and in the president's broader circle that should the democrats take back the house this year, that you could see impeachment proceedings. there's a push on the left to go against president trump, and the white house thinks this is a real trouble -- point of trouble on the horizon. at the same time they think the prospect of impeachment from the democrats against trump could help rouse the base ahead of the midterm elections. bannon has been telling this to trump according to people close to both men. you'll have to see how much does the presi

that's what jordan sekulow is talking about. that day in may was the day robert mueller was appointed special counsel. those texts were on their fbi work phones so how did the fbi lose those texts? again the two agents working on both the hillary clinton probe and the probe into the trump campaign. now let's go to the number of critical events that occurred between december 2016 and may including trump firing james comey, the russia probe intensified, michael flynn's interview with the fbi was basically also being conducted by strzok that was going on, comey's assurances to trump that trump is not under investigation i mean trump firing comey those text messages could have been revealing a lot about that right >> absolutely. the dossier was leaked by buzz feed during this time period so literally, the most key events into what has supposedly led to the special counsel so the firing of jim comey, release of dossier and that information, the first interview of flynn which was done by one of these individuals so we would have gained insight because he loved talking,

robert mueller's investigation. coincidence or conspiracy? depends on who you ask. republican congressman jim jordan represents the state of ohio and supports the release of devin nunes's memo. congressman, great to see you in person. >> you bet. >> andrew mccabe stepping down, what's your reaction? >> could just be as simple as vacation time and sick leave time and he's leaving earlier. he was spoeupposed to leave in march. or it could be director wray reviewed the memo yesterday and today he's stepping down. i simply don't know. what i can tell you is that it should go public. >> but you seem to imply he is named? >> all i'm saying is those two things, is there some religious, maybe. >> would you be surprised if there was a relegation? >> i'll tell you this, if americans are curious about how the dossier may or may not have been used, they're going to want to see this. the dossier we know was a bunch of garbage as former director james comey said, salacious and unverified dossier, if americans have questions, they're going to be want to see this. >> elements of the dossier have been verified accor

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right now we have mike barnicle, elise jordan, richard haas, jerry peterson, and robert costa and johnhn meacham says he's connecting dots from the between fifth amendment and what really happened in eastern massachusetts at the end of the 18th century. so i want to followup on what senator blumenthal said. >> open question about the indictment? >> it is an open question about the indictment, and also the people that we were running, showing those clips, talking about how stable the president of the united states was, the remarkable thing is that a lot of those same people called the president a cook, rand paul suggested that he was mentally unfit during the campaign. they all say these things about how crazed and mentally unfit and say things even off the record, and now they're turning around and talking about what a bright guy he is. >> republican agenda. can we push the republican agenda through without -- while we ignore the elephant in the room? i still am struck by senator blumenthal and the plural use of convictions and indictments. >> right. >> plural. >> that are coming. >> y

jordan. he's saying the fbi official peter struck who was involved in both the hillary clinton e-mail probe and special counsel robert's russia probe, he has since been demoted from that. and he is the common denominator in the scandal now unfolding at the fbi. let's bring in republican congressman of south carolina ralph norman. what are your thoughts about the way jim jordan just laid it out there? >> well, congressman jordan was who we had our meeting at freedom caucus. we talked about the memo. and a group of us 40, 50 members went down and read it. and i can tell you it's going to be shocking when the american people when it gets declassified, which it should, are going to be shot. and the sad part about all of this. liz: why are they going to be shocked, sir? i mean, what does the memo say? >> i can't get into what it says. it's classified, so i can't get into the particulars. all i can tell you it makes watergate look like childs play and the american people deserve. and, you know, the fbi ought to be nonpartisan, as congressman jordan said, you shouldn't have people employed by the fbi saying what they did ab

robert mueller if that is what trump told him to do. >> so i want to pick up on that of those three, let's play what congressman jim jordan said yesterday. here's that. >> when i had jeff sessions on the witness stand a few weeks back, he wouldn't answer a fundamental question like did the fbi pay christopher steele the author? he says there is an ongoing investigation, then we're going to leak to the fork times four unnamed sources, forget about the dossier, it's really pap tap lus in a par if great britain shooting his mouth off. that was the catalyst for the russian investigation him c'mon. >> is he blaming jeff sessions? >> jim jordan does not know who the new york time's reporters sources were. this is another attempt to distract from what really is the heart of the investigation and the is that correct that george pap tadopoulos blabed last marc. he was the one combined with the dnc hack that triggered the investigation. what that's done is really under mined the central talking point that this dossier, which is essentially an unverified collection of memos. much has been verified, was the trigger for the fbi investigation, becaus

bush white house elise jordan and political reporter for the "washington post" robert costa. mike barnicle, last hour david ignatius was talking about how history will judge us, will judge the senators, will judge elected leaders, will judge people that work for donald trump's white house for how they respond in this time of crisis. talk about what you've seen this week and what concerns you the most. >> what concerns me the most, joe, is we were talking in the past hour about the scab of race that has always been adhered to this country from its origins, from the origins of slavery to today and the only difference we have is with presidents leading the discussion trying to bring the country together. not only over race but anything of conflict. but now everything is different. the most concerning thing is in this big sprawling hugely diverse country we have a president for the first time in our history who not only ignores talking about the scab of race and the history of race, he pokes and prods and rips the scab off and when you rip a scab off, what do you do? you scratch

robert mueller and likely lly hasn't faced off against anyone like that. i will just say, be wary. thanks to you all. stick with us. >>> ahead, the serious business of being funny. comedy central host jordan klepper on politics and comedy in the age of trump. a1c, and then i learn type 2 diabetes puts me at greater risk for heart attack or stroke. can one medicine help treat both blood sugar and cardiovascular risk? i asked my doctor. he told me about non-insulin victoza®. victoza® is not only proven to lower a1c and blood sugar, but for people with type 2 diabetes treating their cardiovascular disease, victoza® is also approved to lower the risk of major cv events such as heart attack, stroke, or death. and while not for weight loss, victoza® may help you lose some weight. (announcer) victoza® is not for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. do not take victoza® if you have a personal or family history of medullary thyroid cancer, multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if you are allergic to victoza® or any of its ingredients. stop taking victoza® and get medical help right away if you get a lump or swelling in your neck or symptoms of a serious allergic reactio

hecongressman jordan says does not think there are enough votes to pass the current proposal, though the white house has released support for the stopgap plan. steve bannon has agreed to meet with robertm this month. prosecutors will interview abandoned instead of having him testify before a grand jury. assert does not plan to executive privilege in that meeting. note -- steve bannon does land to assert executive privilege in that meeting. in an interview with reuters, president trump says russia is filling in the capsule of by the chinese in restricting oil and coal supplies to pyongyang. he says north korea is getting closer every day to being able to deliver a long-range missile to the nine it states. have agreed to form a unified olympic team and have their appellees parade together for the first time in 11 years at the opening ceremony at the next month -- at next month's winter olympics. thatistry told reporters north korea will send a cheerleading squad to the games and that south and north korean athletes in the squad will cheer together. he added that north korea will send an advance team to the south before the games to check the olympic facilities. global news 24 hours a da

democrats are pointing out that republicans like jim jordan are trying to undermine the fbi and the department of justice as part of an attempt to undermine robert mueller and his investigation of collusion or potential collusion with the trump campaign during the presidency. so here's what mark warner from the senate intelligence committee put out. he's the ranking member, he said in a tweet, quote, and this is in references to allegedly there's a tweet which there's reference to a secret society, he wrote -- so take all of this with a grain of salt. president trump referring not necessarily to this, but the bombshell report in the "new york times" that he had directed officials at the white house counsel there, mr. mcgann to fire robert mueller. president trump in davos said that wasn't true, called it fake news. fox news confirmed he did have the discussions with white house counsel. back to you. >> adam, thank you very much. and to that final story there he's touching on, and adam, elaborated a little bit on it whether the president wanted to fire bob mueller. john roberts traveling with the president in davos said it may have come up at a m

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jordan, president of the council on foreign relations richard haass, pulitzer prize winning historian jon meacham and joining the conversation, political reporter for the "washington post" and moderator of "washington week" on pbs, robertrol of the white house, the senate, and the house, correct? >> yeah, that's correct. it's interesting, though, as historians look back at this period -- and they're going to look at everything that's happened over the first year, they're going to look at the claims in michael wolff's book which is backed up by about a year of reporting, the same people that say that wolff somehow is not a great reporter will then in the next breath say "but everything he wrote we already knew anyway." >> right. >> there's no doubt -- everything that's been happening this past week confirms everything that he wrote in that book and what everybody said. that number one he is a terrible negotiator, one of the worst negotiators to be president of the united states in american history and the second thing is that he is completely overmatched so what happens as julia hirschfeld davis and maggie haberman write about in the "new york times" and we've also seen in the "washington post," what happens is you have

jordan tomorrow and israel on monday. and tuesday his trip, parts of an effort to pursue a middle east peace deal. the department of justice announcing plans to retry robert soon as possible after a federal judge declared a mistrial in high profile corruption case. menendez is accused of helping a friend obtain visas and secure $500 million security contract in the dominican republic in exchange for gifts and campaign contributions. a deadlocked jury back in november forced the in the trial. president trump signing a bill to reauthorize the nsa's surveillance program. the commander-in-chief tweeting just signed 702 bill to reauthorize foreign intelligence collection. this is not the same fisa law that was so wrongly abused during the election. i will always do the right thing for our country and put the safety of the american people first. program renewed allows the nsa to gather emails and texts overseas. even if they are talking with americans. and those are your headlines. pete: gather it all. not an american, open season. right? rachel: keep reminding people he is putting america first. pete: love it moving on, democrats claim they want to protect the