sean miller.is career. 17 ncaa tournament victories. >> steve: he will get there. he was the perfect hire for arizona. he's one of the best coaches in the country in every way. recruiting, preparation, defense, offense. his time will come. >> andrew: trier has to call time out. good defense by arizona state. >> andrew: a reminder of what's at stake for arizona. if they wrap this one up they clinch a share of the pac-12 title. if arizona loses today to oregon state on, arizona wins the outright regular season title, and they get the number one seed in the conference tournament next week in las vegas. >> steve: cancs are oregon is not going to lose to oregon state. only has one pac-12 victory this year. >> andrew: another time out called for by arizona. >> steve: these guys haven't thrown the towel in. setting up their fullcourt pressure and forcing arizona to use time outs. arizona has two more. >> andrew: looking ahead to the pac-12 tournament, arizona the two seed in your scenario, arizona state

sean miller.is career. 17 ncaa tournament victories. >> steve: he will get there. he was the perfect hire for arizona. he's one of the best coaches in the country in every way. recruiting, preparation, defense, offense. his time will come. >> andrew: trier has to call time out. good defense by arizona state. >> andrew: a reminder of what's at stake for arizona. if they wrap this one up they clinch a share of the pac-12 title. if arizona loses today to oregon state on, arizona wins the outright regular season title, and they get the number one seed in the conference tournament next week in las vegas. >> steve: cancs are oregon is not going to lose to oregon state. only has one pac-12 victory this year. >> andrew: another time out called for by arizona. >> steve: these guys haven't thrown the towel in. setting up their fullcourt pressure and forcing arizona to use time outs. arizona has two more. >> andrew: looking ahead to the pac-12 tournament, arizona the two seed in your scenario, arizona state

acting secretary of the navy sean stockley, robert miller, commandant of the marine corps, sergeant major of the marine corps ronald green. is it sergeant major? good morning, thank you for coming and thank you for your appearance here. >> the committee is saddened and disturbed by allegations that female marines have been so subjected to online harassment and abuse putting denigrating comments and nonconsensual sharing of images, apparently in some cases by fellow marines. witnesses are here to inform us about these allegations and what is being done to address the impact on the service, especially those marines who have been victimized. all who love the marine corps are embarrassed and outraged by these allegations and none more so than our witnesses today. general miller, since these allegations were made, you have been unequivocal in communicating to the men and women you lead that behavior like this is unacceptable and fundamentally opposed to the values of the marinecorps. i want to reemphasize common message to marines last week . members of this committee share your hope on marine

former fbi official sean henry, mad miller and jeremy bash, former cia official. let's start with the fbi here and james comey basically saying, according to the "new york times," that he wanted to get to the bottom of this with regard to whether a president would order this kind of wiretap. you or a senior fbi official. how do you see this? >> i don't see that the president would make that order. if, in fact, the fbi was engaged in some investigation related to national security, the fbi may have gone forward seeking a fifsa order with regard to that national security threat. that wouldn't be ordered by the president. the statements made by president obama's former -- spokesperson for president obama, they clearly said that the president didn't order that. i don't know that anybody has clearly denied that it ever happened. it's unclear what happened here. we've got -- >> right. let's pause on that point here, especially for folks watching, trying to keep up with it. just on what director comey is trying to do here. let me read from "the new york times." statement

statements from the last few weeks where they said they will keep the ban the same, basingly, steven miller and seanpicer, they said they are not going to, you know, totally overhaul it. and so while they may say it is completely different, it's still is basically essentially the same. >> okay. can we talk about how this was rolled out in terms of the communication? because cabinet secretaries, they were the ones out front and center announcing the travel ban 2.0. do you think the white house has learned its lesson after keeping the process within the west wing the first time around? >> i think they know that if trump signs it with lots of cameras and lots of fanfare, then it's just going to attract so much more attention from the media. what thought was interesting was they had a phone call with reporters from officials from different cabinet agencies before that public rollout, and those reporters, those officials didn't identify themselves by name. so you saw in the officials like john kelly and jeff sessions, they didn't take reporter questions afterwards. so they were trying to basically have a

that there is a tie for donald trump's second worst enemy among sean spicer, steve bannon, kellyanne conway, reince priebus, steven miller, and every other ranked incompetent working in donald trump's white house. joining us now, navid jamali, former fbi intelligence officer and author of "how to catch a russian spy." he worked as a double spy against russian intelligence. he is also a msnbc contributor. and eli stoeckel, white house correspondent for politico. navid, to the point of lindsey graham and sheldon whitehouse letter, they're asking directly to the people who would know, was there ever an authorization of any kind resembling what some people would call wiretapping in relation to donald trump or trump tower? what do you expect is the next move in that exchange? >> look, i don't know how many more times we can go through this, lawrence. it's very clear. either there was a wiretap because there was evidence of a crime, or this is just fiction that has been created from the nethers of the president's mind. and i don't know where we go from this. it doesn't seem like this there is a doctor there is a very clear-cut

. >> and in all of this, i think, in service of what you heard from stephen miller, what you've heard in some ways from seancer, this idea that they want everyone to obey, to be obedient about praising donald trump, and there's different ways they can try to enforce that obedience, but i'm interested in your take on the joint address. you published, quite famously, these rules for survival in an authoritarian system. and i will put those rules up real quick. one of them, believe the autocrat, don't be taken in by small signs of normality, institutions won't save you, don't make compromises, and remember the future. on tuesday you had a lot of effusive praise for trump for speaking slowly and reading from the teleprompter and for a moment with the wife of a navy s.e.a.l. who died because of president trump's orders. van jones fawns, in a year criticism will be unpatriotic. tease that out for us. >> i hope i'm wrong. but what i saw looked very familiar to me. he created this situation, where he had this widow there and everyone had to stand up for a standing ovation. and bernie sanders standing up for the ova

miller and carl bernstein is back with us. don't want to fight tonight. let's be on best behavior. sally, you heard seanpaul manafort had a limited role in the campaign. we all know it's not true. what do you make of this attempt to create distance between these guys and the president? >> one of the things that's fascinating to me, talking earlier about the difference between this and watergate, these guys don't know how to cover up. so it all seems very inept. for them to say he no role in the campaign is ridiculous. of course he was the campaign manager. how could he possibly say that. >> chairman. >> he was chairman. so if you are going to make something up, or trying to cover something up, don't say something blatantly false that it can be proven by everyone. of course that's what's been happening all along anyway. i think we're all used to that. in terms of what do i make of it? finally even though it's not funny, i have to laugh. >> as you know, my saying it's not funny but it's laughable, there is a difference there. >> exactly. >> jason. i interviewed paul manafort on this show last may and on "

miller of the "washington post." first of all, congratulations. we have heard this morning from white house press secretary sean spicer, who said he would be going down a slippery slope if he were to start confirming or denying every report that's out there. obviously, it is going to be an interesting briefing. tell us what you know about what happened here and who these men are who are involved with potentially ties to mike flynn. >> yeah, at least one of them has a close tie to mike flynn. ezra cohen was brought in by flynn when he was tapped to be the first national security adviser. appears to share lot of flynn's distrust or disdain for the cia. so he actually -- the agency tried to get him removed in thi job because he's in an important white house job, as the main liaison between the white house and spy agencies. it backfired. he went to steve bannon, jared kushner. they protected him and kept him in place. that's why, i think, when sean spicer says there is a slippery slope here for him, he may be right. it is hard to imagine that this story ends with just these three individuals that we identified in t

around him or steve bannon, steven miller, michael anton, in terms of who he listens to alex joe of info wars, seanbart. should we be disturbed that donald trump listens to? >> this is probably the most disturbing thing. there are real conspiracies in the world. donald trump doesn't have the ability to distinguish the real ones from the fake ones. the fact that he listens to alex jones. he's from the deepest darker -- sandy hook was false flagged. the fact that donald trump called him up the week after the election to thank him for his support. this is scary stuff. the fact that you have guys like gateway pun be dent and bright bat that have white house president credentials. people ought to go back and read the 1964 essay about the paranoid style in american politics because it predicts exactly what's going on here and in order to understand donald trump's mind you have to understand his paranoid mind set and the fact that he is -- he has no immune system to these bizarre conspiracy theories and that auto alarm even his strongest supporters. >> you're using that term he has no immune system to it

robert miller on the investigation into marines sharing it new photos of funeral service members. white house spokesman sean spicer defends the republican health care bill. a debate on the obama presidency. >> this week marks six years since the start of the syrian civil war. when say, two syrian doctors and former british labor member testified about the ongoing conflict. live coverage from the senate foreign relations committee starting at 11:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. k-1 visas allow a foreigner engaged in a u.s. citizen entry into the united states to get married within 90 days. and kind lawful u.s. resident in green card holder. wednesday the senate judiciary committee investigate k-1 visa fraud. see is live at 2:00 a.m. eastern on c-span three. you can also follow live coverage of the hearing at c-span.org and on the free c-span radio app. >> in case you missed it, here are clips of the programming this past week. now many for deputy attorney general robert rosenstein before the said senate judiciary committee. >> refrain from disparaging .eople if we chart summary with a crime and it is appropriate t

sean spicer our press secretary gave alternative facts to that. the point is dash there are. >> alternative facts? alternative facts for the five facts he tutored. the one thing he got right was z,ke miller you take a credibility hit because of what happened with the bowling green massacre, and what happened when you talked about alternative facts? did that hurt your credibility? >> i think the question presumes that it did. so, now you've got that out in the ether and -- >> actually you can say no. >> well -- i didn't presume anything. >> no. what -- what people should do, what i've always done with otherss look at the measure of someone's career. i've been a pollster for two decades plus. and i've worked very hard to speak candidly and truthfully. >> what are -- alternative facts? >> alternative information and additional facts. that got conflated. respectfully norah i see mistakes on tv every day. everybody thinks just so funny that the wrong movie was -- you know, heralded as the winner of the oscars. you say, well, that's just all in good fun, things happen. well things happen to everyone. >> conway has also taken flack for promoting ivanka trim's fashion line while in the white hou