reinstated her account however the fact that they have not taken down the count the account of sarah john who tweeted over hundreds of times you know saying things that would be considered hateful content regarding white people on the fact they have not taken down her account has caused quite a twitter storm many people are using words like double standard let's review some of what's been said one of the ways you go cooping said regina tweets i'm replace the wants with blank i'm in tweets a bone through for twelve hours double standard kenda so once replaces word white with black and jews get suspended this is what we all call a double standard every time i see one of these icons substitute black for white counters so instead i will never understand the double standard why it's acceptable to so many. now the wikipedia page of the new york times journalist is also in question now the page simply describes her as a journalist and has minimal content regarding the controversy surrounding her tweets however u.s. media has been covering the controversy regarding her tweets and her statements a

smerconish, what's the difference between sarah john and roseanne barr other than her fancy degree. sending back something nasty to a person who said to her if i saw you, i would sock you right if your lesbian face or somebody who says shut the f up, you dog eating, it's a slur. it's horrible. gook. she gets a license from me to say whatever she want to say. to those individuals. counterpunching, i don't do it. i don't do it. i just ignore the nasty ones that come into my own feed, but to each their own. but unsog it is solis itted to go after cops, that's different. i looked at the video k maybe she thought she was being funny. f the police in the raccoon dog video. probably going to do wonders for that movie. but i see a difference. that which is unprompted and that which is in response to this sort of thing. another one. should trump be fired for his tweets? if not, then nobody else should be. now, dottie, you're ruining the program. because we haven't mention eed president this week chbment notb ratley. it's if fist ham i have done in a few years when not one of my four blocks w

simply replaced the words white with the words black or the word jewish hundreds of tweets from sarah john regarding white people she simply changed the target of the tweet from whites to black or jewish when she did this the response of twitter was to shut down her account candace owens says that twitter was right to take down her posts and ban her for making hateful comments regarding black and jewish people she says however the outrage is that sarah johnson was not banned for making these comments about white people on the surface i actually agree with twitter's assessment i believe that what i said what i tweeted was wrong you should not be able to tweet about any race or any group that you want them canceled that they should live underground i don't know why suddenly people think that white people are excluded from that scenario that people can't be racist towards white people when in fact they often are the problem with the new york times essentially saying shinning her behavior is that they are signaling to the rest of the world that racism actually is ok as long as you pick the rig

acceptable to so many now there's also been a controversy surrounding her with competing at page sarah johnswe compete at page simply describes her as an american journalist specializing in law and technology topics now as essentially prevented any any reference to the ongoing controversy regarding her tweets specifically criticizing and targeting white people however it appears that there has now been added a small reference to it but you know sarah john that these tweets the controversy surrounding them seems to be quite a big issue we could pedia seems to make efforts to minimize that so questions are being asked but the overall situation is being pointed to as another example of controversy regarding the issue of race and free speech in the united states an ongoing issue which is constantly bringing forth situations in which americans just don't see eye to eye sure ok i think it's kind of it was kind of more and therefore if you'll let us know if the international going to take a quick break since e-mails. you know world big partisan. and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to

unacceptable so some critics say that if a white person had tweeted something comparable with what sarah john did they would have been fired immediately is there a double standard when it comes to racism. where. racism specifically against whites is acceptable. all you have to do is take these tweets that she said and change it to tino change it to black or even just say women in the place of whites and people would have burned the new york times down over the fact that they were defending her behavior of course there's a double standard what i'm asking for is not that we burn any buildings down not that we fire every one but that we come to terms with a neutral standard that everyone can adhere to and that everyone can comply with what she said shouldn't be allowed merely because the targeted group is the racial majority we should never be encouraging people and certainly not at the wall at the new york times to use racial categorizations as a basis for casting aspersions we should never do that black white or brown so briefly why do you think the new york times decided not to fire junk desp

what do we know about sarah john? on paper, she sound impressive a journalist and a lawyer, a senior writer wrote the internet of gar badge, online harassment and the difficulty of regulating it. at harvard, she was name to foosh's 30 under 30 list for media in 2017, as soon as she was hired, old posts were posted on twitter which sound completely racist, such as dumbass white people maik marking up the internet with their opinions like dogs. white men stop breathing. you will go ex10th soon. this was my plan all along, jeong says her response were in line with attempting to punch back. she quoted post as a woman of color on the internet, i have faced torrents of online hate often along this vain. these two examples. if i saw you, i would south carolina right if your lesbian face shut the f up you dog eating and a slur. she added i engaged in what i thought of at the time as counter trolling. while it was intended as satire, i deeply regret my harassers, general audiences do not engage in such engagements. they say th

has now been added a small reference to it but sarah john there are these tweets the controversy surrounding them seems to be quite a big issue with the p.d.f. seems to make efforts to minimize that a lot of debate yet another example of how in the united states when it comes to issues of race and free speech americans just don't see eye to eye on the new york times or issued a statement defending its decision to hire sarah jo is it should simply use the same language just trolls who are racially insulting her on twitter and to remarks were satirical following the use of her to dispense an activist chemist's owens was harassed on the street by anti fascist protesters. as was having breakfast at the time with another conservative activist colleague when they were confronted demonstrators could be seen shouting abuse as they crowded around police were quick to attend the see. what is offensive or war offensive speech doesn't and the social media giant has also suspended several libertarians from its platform using improper language or even re tweeting inappropriate messages and i don't work fo

has now been added a small reference to it but sarah john there on these tweets the controversy surrounding them seems to be quite a big issue we get pedia seems to make efforts to minimize that a lot of debate yet another example of how in the united states when it comes to issues of race and free speech americans just don't see eye to eye. the new york times issued a statement defending its decision to hire sarah jones said she simply used the same language of trolls who were racially insulting on twitter and her remarks satirical following news of a twitter suspension activist candace owens was harassed on the street by anti fascist protesters. was having breakfast time with another. when they were confronted demonstrators could be seen shouting abuse as they crowded around police were quickly on the scene. of twitter's war on offensive speech doesn't and the social media giant has suspended several libertarians from its platform using improper language or even retreating inappropriate messages i know mcadams executive director of the ron paul institute has been suspended from twitter so

minimize that so it seems that many people are looking at this case and looking at the statements that sarah john has made regarding white people and saying that this is a double standard so a lot of debate yet another example of how in the united states when it comes to issues of race and free speech and americans just don't see eye to eye following news of her twitter suspension candice owens was confronted on the street by protests. with was it was. was. always was having breakfast with another conservative activists colleague when protesters gathered nearby demonstrators could be seen following drinks and shouting stop white supremacy while calling them racists police quickly on to the scene. it is being one year since we first reported on russian speaking children found in an orphanage in iraq following the brutal military operation there against islamic state after the report was that we launched a campaign to find any relatives of those children and several people came forward saying they recognize some of them this led to those often spinning reunited with their families years after their

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minimize that so it seems that many people are looking at this case and looking at the statements that sarah john has made regarding white people and saying that this is a double standard so a lot of debate yet another example of how in the united states when it comes to issues of race and free speech and americans just don't see eye to eye following news over twitter suspension can disowns was confronted on the streets by factious protest this was. owens was having breakfast with another conservative activist colleague when protesters gathered nearby demonstrate his could be seen during some shouting stop white supremacist including the racists the split with the on the scene. as for you journalist to even do a good speech you can switch in this case and then. eventually for blocking the count they called it an era do you believe that it was indeed an era. well i think they got themselves in a bind because they you know they jumped so quickly to ban what was. you know a satire the only thing it's not i would also say that that owen's was not really accurate because they implication was that thes

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. >> thank you, sarah. john avlon is back.hank you for being here onset with us, taking a lot from the comments, it is remarkable that it is was offensive and frightening that it became a focal point. >> yes, we talk about it allot because it is frightening, and wrong, and it is here. >> i think the people yelling an anti- anti-semetic rants. these individuals don't have to wear hoods, they don't have to cover their faces any more. they're your teachers assistants, they're every system that we have in the united states of america. one thing that stuck out to me is he said this is complicated. he sounded like the president of the united states that this is a difficult issue. if you're marching under a nazi flag, you're going to hell. >> i condemn all types of violence, piece to all americans. was this the best statement he could have made? i heard people say he should have directly condemned the neo-nazi sympathizers, or was this both sides type of comment that he made a year ago. how do you assess it? >> i don't think any stat

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enterprise makes it easy. >> sean: after sarah sanders announced that john brennan security >> sean: rah sanders announced that john brennan security clearance had been revoked, the destroy trump mainstream liberal media, an extension of the democratic party, had a complete meltdown. let's take a look. >> this is without precedent in modern american history. security clearances have neverse been used to punish people for speaking out. >> this is nothing short of extraordinary and we should all be scared about the state of our democracy. the president sent his white house press secretary out there to basically poop on the people from the podium. they didn't make a threat, it was a promise. they are snatching john brennan's national security clearance. >> we begin tonight with a chilling action taken by the president of the united states that looks like something you might see out of a dictatorship or authoritarian regime. >> trump is under power for nixonian enemy list tactics. those are accusations of at least one former fbi official, after the bite has publicly admitting it is retali

john? >> thank you, sarah.ey but based on your opening statement, i have to put out that the attorneys for former director comey and former deputy director mccabe say that their passes were automatically deimagine advertised the day that they were separated from their offices mr. clapper and general hayden said they do not use the pass at all. and also, it's my understanding from an historical standpoint this would be the first time the president himself we moved the passes from anybody, that has normally been done by agency heads or immediate superior people. have you considered all of these things in the process you say you are going to perform? >> again, the other individuals, those are being reviewed. thadetermination will be made at a later date. those that have already been revoked it would be for the purpose of reviewing whether or not they should be reinstated or not. major? >> sarah, i just wanted to understand -- you outlined two areas of either contradictory or erroneous testimony from brennan. is th

john. >> thank you, sarah.as going to ask about turkey, but based on your opening statement, i have to put out that the attorneys for former director comey and former deputy director mccabe say that their passes were automatically demagnetized the day they were separated from their office. two others, mr. clapper and general haden, have said they do not use the pass at all. and also, it's my understanding from an historical standpoint, this would be the first time the president himself removed the passes from anybody. that that has normally been done by agency heads or immediate superiors to people. have you considered all these things in the process you say you're going to? >> again, the other individuals -- those are being reviewed. that determination will be made at a later date. those that have already been revoked, it would be for the purpose of reviewing whether or not they should be reinstated or not. >> sarah? >> major. >> just so i understand the standard the president is applying, you outlined two are

may i introduce you to the next editorial board member of "the new york times," sarah joh john. in 2015 sheikh tweeted "i was equating trump to hitler before it was cool. "she also lashed out against white people, tweeting "hashtag cancel white people." and "arched white people genetically predisposed to burn faster in the sun, thus logically only being fit to live underground like traveling goblins? "she also tweeted out her hatred for police, writing" [bleep] the police" and, "cops are [bleep]." "the new york times" just defended hiring a person. meanwhile the worst example of media bias this week is something called bias of omission. for example cnn spent less than a minute covering the ceremony where vice president pence received the remains of american servicemen who died during the korean war. msnbc didn't cover it at all. the mainstream media is also happy to largely ignore the president's soaring new approval rating. they are also playing down america's a record-setting economy. the unemployment rate is now an incredibly low 3.9%. joining us now with more as counselor to

painting showing donald trump crossing the swamp of washington dc, the first lady right here, sarah sanders, johnng a lot of reaction on social media as you can imagine after he posted it to twitter, great pacing with great president leading the way, he likes the painting. another called a beautiful painting and the last two putting aside everything else, ben carson appears to be rowing backwards. a little controversy over ben carson's rowing position. jillian: a family gets a pizza delivery and get beautiful music. >> this is really cool. she went to deliver a pizza but gave the family so much more. a pizza delivery guy saw one of his customers had a piano in his house so asked to play it. watch what happens. ♪ >> i'm sure they are glad they let that kid in. he is playing the third movement of beethoven's moonlight sonata from memory. he is going to college in the fall on a baseball scholarship. he could go for music of course. jillian: very trusting family. you wouldn't get that in new york city. todd: just raise the question you would ask, to go in the house was what do you think, america? wha

john? >> thank you, sarah. i was going to ask about turkey but based on your opening statement, i have to put out that the attorneys for former director james comey and former deputy director mccabe, stated that their passes were automatically demagnetized the day that they were separated from their offices. two others, mr. klapper and general hayden have said they do not use them at all. and also, it is my understanding from a historical standpoint, this would be the first time the president himself removed the passes from anybody that it has normally done by an agency head or immediate superiors. have you considered all of these things in the process that you say you're going through? >> again, the other individuals -- those are being reviewed. that determination will be made at a later date. those that have already been revoked it would be for the purpose of reviewing whether or not they should be reinstated or not. [inaudible question] >> is that the only standard by which this administration is concerning

may i introduce you to the next editorial board member of "the new york times," sarah joh john. in 2015 sheikh tweeted "i was equating trump to hitler before it was cool. "she also lashed out against white people, tweeting "hashtag cancel white people." and "arched white people genetically predisposed to burn faster in the sun, thus logically only being fit to live underground like traveling goblins? "she also tweeted out her hatred for police, writing" [bleep] the police" and, "cops are [bleep]." "the new york times" just defended hiring a person. meanwhile the worst example of media bias this week is something called bias of omission. for example cnn spent less than a minute covering the ceremony where vice president pence received the remains of american servicemen who died during the korean war. msnbc didn't cover it at all. the mainstream media is also happy to largely ignore the president's soaring new approval rating. they are also playing down america's a record-setting economy. the unemployment rate is now an incredibly low 3.9%. joining us now with more as counselor to

palin arrived and sarah palin was late. i was talking to johnn for a while. you could tell there was a certain tension. having run it that year, i got to tell you when he selected sarah palin, it did bring a certain energy to his campaign. i saw people showing up at the call centers were much more energized. i think he was conflicted. she was a very polarizing figure on the one hand, but she brought a certain energy to his campaign that it lacked a the that moment. >> she was also sort of, i think, safe to say without spilling too much tea, a divisive figure within the family as well. in the moment i think she was the pick. maybe if this service were just john mccain, she would have been invited, but there's a circle, a web of networking people around her that became complicated for this family. i think the senator, you're right, always respected her but came to not appreciate the direction she decided to go in politically. >> any second now, senator mccain's casket, the motorcade will arrive at the north phoenix baptist church where the former

sarah palin served as john mccain's vice presidential running mate in 2008. in a recent milmar senator mccain said he regrets choosing sarah palin over his friend former connecticut senator joe lieberman. senator mccain also made it known he did not want president trump invited to his memorials either. >>> there's about to be a shakeup in the white house. don began his leaving. doug luzader explains it comes as democrats could soon have some new powers to pursue the president. >> reporter: mcgann is now leaving. so much of what happens next will depend on what capitol hill looks like after the midterm elections. the white house is now getting ready to hire some new lawyers. the president getting the attention, don began has been toiling behind the scenes. as white house counsel he has been inundated. just listen as he describes his portfolio. >> i advise the president on a range of issue come in constitutional law, executive power, whether or not we can go to war, judicial selection, administering of law. >> reporter: now he is leaving. not exactly a shock alt

one source familiar with the matter tells me this morning that white house press secretary sarah sanders, johnly, were particularly effective in urging the president to release this statement yesterday saying that the president respects mccain's service. they were instrumental to that decision. now it seems the country can move forward with honoring senator mccain's service and his legacy to this country. >> thank you for that report. >>> senator mccain penned a final letter to the american people before his death on saturday. he expressed hope that his beloved country would emerge from its current trials stronger than before. his message read aloud by his longtime friend and aid rick davis. >> we weaken when we hide behind walls, rather than tear them down. when we doubt the power of our ideals, rather than trust them to be the great force for change they have always been. >> joining me to discuss this is john shadding. first your reaction to that extraordinary moment to hear senator mccain's final message to the nation. what stood out to you the most? >> i think this is a time to recognize a

john. >> reporter: thank you, sarah.as going to ask about turkey, but based on your opening statement, i have to put out that the attorneys for former director comey and former deputy director mccabe say that their passes were automatically demagnetized the day that they were separated from their offices. two others, mr. clapper and general hayden, have said that they do not use the pass at all. and also it's my understanding that from an historical standpoint this would be the first time the president himself removed the passes from anybody, that that is normally done by agency heads or immediate superiors. have you considered all of these things in the process you say you are going to do? >> again, the other individuals, those are being reviewed. that determination will be made at a later date. those that have been revoked, it would be for the purpose of reviewing whether or not they should be reinstated or not. major. >> reporter: you outlined two areas of contradictory or erroneous testimony from brennan. is that the

john. >> thanks a lot sarah. reaction to the president's tweets today from some of his allies on capitol hill. republican senator hatch says i don't get what he's trying to do and another senator says the mueller investigation needs to move forward and let them complete their work. >> it needs to be completed and not cut-off. >> we would like for it to be completed sooner than later. it has gone on for an extensive amount of time and they still come up with nothing regards to the president. we said it for a number of time. so we agree on that front. sylvia. >> we are tight on time because the president is going to be speaking. >> sorry, john. just because we are tight on time, i will try to get to as many as possible. >> even if there are ten people that are voting illegally, it should not happen. the president wants to see the integrity of our election system upheld and that's the purpose of his comment. he wants to make sure everybody that's voteing should be voting. it should be celebrated and not discriminate

people like sarah palin, who john mccain regretted picking, but they have been building and turning theblican party away from the kind of party they envisioned. they saw it as a party of idealism, the party that would stand up for the international world order, free drad, immigration, the finest principals of america. and now it has become a deep, dark, pop list, white nationalist, quazi party. 90% of republicans approve of donald trump, and about 41% approved of john mccain. >> donald trump won the presidency, john mccain, mitt romney, did not. >> that is a fact, there is a lot of other rs going into it, but mccain represents a tradition in the republican party that goes back toize eisenhower. but that tradition will age well. it will be something they look forward to to inspire them. it may not be partisan. already i think it is fascinatias ifascinat fascinating that the russell building being renamed for john mccain. right now it is politically homeless. that is it's own kind -- >> and it is -- i was just going to say that what is interesting, too, is that this tradition of bridging

john was being somewhat effective. i'm here at dulles and i have been traveling all day. the tape you played of sarah sanders describing why the president did it, i can translate for you, anderson. john brennan's life experience gives him legitimacy to say a lot of the things he is saying and the white house couldn't stand for that. you have got the misuse of power with regard to john. now the others, myself included, that was a threat that was put out there from the white house press room. in essence, we are under review. that's simply telling us we are all being watched. we need to be careful. i don't think that's going to affect any of us, but the fact that the threat was made is disappointing. finally, one final thing. this is a big one, one that matters. the white house just messaged the entire american intelligence community. if you stand up and say things that upset the president or with which he disagrees, he will punish you. that is a horrible message to send to folks who are there to tell you objective truth. >> let's drill down on the last point. it's a very important one and one maybe tha

john. >> thank you, sarah. two questions on turkey. as the relationship between the president and the president erdogan grows proiferous. my question very simply is are we going to see the restoration of the readouts on the calls between the president and other world leaders? that was term natd on the day after -- terminated on the day after president erdogan's election. all tow we know he, the president made a congratulatetory call to him. there has been no readout since. is that going to be restored? >> certainly, we will keep you posted not just on calls with turkey but other state of head calls and provide readouts when we have them. >> the taliban has been on a surprise offensive. they've killed about 100 afghan security forces, a couple dozen civilians, as far as we know. the president was visited with the tenth mountain division fort drum. they served in afghanistan. does this new offensive, is he still committed to his strategy he outlined a year ago to afghanistan or has this new offensive given him maybe a different approach

john? >> thanks, sarah.verdict yesterday in the paul manafort trial the president has said kind things about mr. manafort, he called him a good man, a good person, he said he feels badly what happened to him. he tweeted unlike michael cohen he refused to break, make up stories to get a deal. he tweeted such respect for a brave man. is mr. manafort a candidate for presidential pardon? >> secretary sanders: once again that's not something that has been up for discussion. i don't have anything for you. >> i asked you about the cavanaugh nomination, some democrats that are saying that the nomination should be put on hold because of the legal developments yesterday. hawaiian senator put out a statement saying this president who is an unindicted a co-conspirator in a criminal matter does not deserve the courtesy of meeting with his nominee. what is your reaction to that, sarah? >> secretary sanders: this is a desperate and pathetic attempt by democrats to obstruct a very highly qualified nominee. the hearing date

john? >> thanks a lot, sarah.ction to the president's tweets today from some of his allies on capitol hill. republican senator hatch said, i don't fully get what he's trying to do. and another republican senator said the mueller investigation needs to move forward. he said they ought to let them complete their work. do you agree with that sentiment expressed by senator thoon that this investigation by mr. mueller ought to be completed and not be cut off? >> we certainly think it should be completed. sooner rather than later. it's gone on for an extensive amount of time. they've still come up with nothing in regards to the president. we'd like to see it come to a close. we've said that a number of times. so, sure, we actually agree on that front. cecilia? >> just because we're tight on time. cecilia, go ahead. sorry, john. just because we're tight on time, i'll try to get to as many people as possible. >> does the president still believe that millions of people are voting illegally in this country? is that the basi

john mccain chose sarah pailin as his presidential running mate, tapping into popular conservative sentimenth brain cancer last year and died just one day after his family and announced he was stopping treatment for his condition. they are now say goodbye toa man condition. they are now say goodbye to a man admired by friends and rivals alike. andrew plant, bbc news. john mccain, who has died at the age of 81 at his ranch in sedona in arizona. just to let you know that you can watch the special edition of hardtalk with stephen sackur talking tojohn mccain after the half—hour mark. thank you for watching. hello, good morning. fewer showers and more sunshine on saturday but it still didn't feel very warm. this is how we ended the day at leigh on sea, shown by one of our weather watchers, but already those skies have changed. everything is coming in from the atlantic, you would expect it to be a bit warmer but that may not be the case. 0vernight, temperatures not quite as low, but it will feel quite chilly, i think, during sunday, because it is going to be dull and it is going to be a bit rainy

. >> so john brennan not the only one president trump is targeting. he's not alone. listen to sarah sanders reading out what sounds an awful lot like the president's enemies list. we know how an enemies list worked out for a previous president. >> james clapper. james comey. michael hayden. sally yates. susan rice. andrew mccabe. peter strok. lisa page. bruce orr. >> what do those people have in common? all of them have been targets of trump's public ire, or they've criticized trump, or both. not on the list? fired national security adviser michael flynn, who pleaded guilty to lying to the fbi about his conversations with ambassador kislyak. and take another page out of a dictator's playbook. president trump seems to be trying here to manipulate the news cycle. what say you? take a look at his statements as sent out today. clearly dated july 26th, 2018. that's three days after the white house first said the president was considering the move. so why would they sit on this for nearly three weeks? and why release it today? well, the white house aide claims it's nothing but a cut and p

sarah carter and john solomon will be with us tonight. this is another side of the fbi's blatant effort to hide the true nature of clinton's bought and paid for dirty russian dossier. it was compromised. it turned out to be lies. russian lines funded by the clintom campaign and the dnc. they funneled the money through a law firm. hiring fusion gps who fired christopher steele an ex-foreign spy with seedy russian connections who was working for fusion gps and was on the fbi payroll. he was working with bruce ohr's wife, the ohrs were profiting off their relationship with christopher steele. ohr said today he disclosed that to the fbi. really? the fbi was okay with that? now this is where we are. we know for a fact that in 4 separate fisa court applications, fisa court judges were repeatedly lied to. knowingly lied to. the american people, you were all lied to. all in an effort by high ranking government bureaucrats to rob an election and at all costs stop donald trump from winning and then to destroy his presidency. communications between

john. reporter: thank you, sarah. gentlemen, the recent death of former congressman bill hendon of north carolina brought back a lot of the rehashing of serious charges he made that those who were in vietnam either as , prisoners or dead, were not fully accounted for. has the book finally been closed who served in vietnam and were on those americans prisoners of war? mr. mckeague: it has. toright now, there is close 1700-1600 that remain missing and unaccounted for. within that set of unaccounted for is what we call "last known alive." it's a small subset of individuals who, for whatever reason, were seen alive at a certain point during the war and will remain unaccounted for. our priority with the vietnamese is to get that small subset. i think it is down to 25, prisoners of war, but again, not necessarily prisoners of war, but again, alive at the less known time that they were seen. ms. sanders: we'll take one last question. reporter: real quick. of the remains in the 55 boxes, can we confirm for a fact that all of

john. >> thank you, sarah. going back to security clearances, all signs are that this is the first time that a president has personally been handling the removal of security clearances. it's usually done by superiors, even in the last two big ,spionage cases of the cold war 1961 and 1990, the secretary of state pulled the security clearances of the accused. others areat reviewing it. who are these others and does the president take a personal role in the potential removal of security clearance? certainly the president has the constitutional authority to do so. i'm not aware of the details of those specific cases that you outlined, but the president has the authority to make that and is also consulting with members of his national security team and his team here at the white house. considering a policy of simply having all security passes turned in when someone leaves government service? >> i'm not aware of that as a policy and certainly we would like the ability of needed to be able to consult with individuals

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we begin with president trump revoking the security clearance of former cia director john brennan. sarahthe action yesterday reading a statement from the president. >> mr. brennan's recent conduct and commentary is inconsistent with access to the nation's most closely held secrets and facilities. the very aim of our adversaries which is to sow division and chaos. >> that lengthy statement why the president ordered that is the need to protect classified information. but trump cited brennan as among those he holds responsible for the russia investigation saying quote i call it the rigged witch-hunt. it's a sham and these people led it. the president added so i think it's something that had to be done. andrea, your first blush reaction to this news. mr. rise jobs formerly of the cia in the last hour called it unprecedented. >> it is. never before have we had an american president revoke the security clearance of a former cia director and veteran official and doing it without any bay circumstance any legal basis, any review by the intelligent agencies which are supposed to do this kind of re

the soul for the republican party, the fight that took place between the john mccains and what he represented and then the sarahs and the wing that john mccain to some extent paved the way for? >> i disagree strongly that john mccain, you know, created the donald trump wing of the party. the trump wing of the party is nationalist estatism based parn an authoritarian personality cult. that is definitely not part of the thing that emerged from this. we can litigate sarah palin a lot. but you look at the totality of john mccain's career, as a republican and as a conservative, i would sure as hell rather have john mccain's running this party than donald trump's running this party by any stretch of the imagination. >> all right. rick wilson, betsy woodruff and jake maccobey. great to have you with us. thank you for your time. >>> we continue to follow that shooting at a madden video game tournament in jacksonville, florida. multiple fatalities reported. the gunman also dead. we'll have the very latest when we come back. we'll have the very latest when we come back it's easy to think that all money managers are prett