of some situations and what we are facing now of climate change. it is not a majority, it is everybody. jay inslee, thank you so much for being here. it was a national climate assess assessme assessme assessment. is israel threatening iran, andrea mitchell is joining me next. you can t believe everything you read on twitter. twitter. d ev of yea what would you like the power to do?
formation. i totally understand that. but what s imperative about all organizations is you have to have the pushback. you ve got to have contrarian voices in the room that are obligated to speak up and say look, the king has no clothes, there are some alternative paths that we need to walk down and we need to consider. and i m concerned that that is missing. that s my biggest concern. well, i hope you re right about the first part of your assessme assessment, that there will be someone who will come along who will be the adult in the room. david, you re nodding along as the general was talking. yeah. look, i worked for a president who was a wartime president. came to office, we had 180,000 troops committed overseas. and he and i sat through nine very, very robust meetings between the president and his military commanders and his secretary of state, secretary of defense, talking about the future in afghanistan, talking about some of these very issues.
north korea threatened aboveground nuclear detonation, and calling on china to cut off the inflow of oil toll and they will gladly take that chance. tensions erupting, wolf. let s talk a little bit more about all of this md. senator, thanks for joining us. nice to be here. i want to talk about the retweeting of president trump, an insight to violence of muslims. do you agree with that asse assessme assessment? imagine for a minute that he
once again, today the new york times and washington post with big new scoops about the trump administration. the times reporting that top russian officials discussed how to influence trump aides last summer. much more on that in a bit but to the post report which centers on did former fbi director james comey get fooled into going rogue in the campaign by a fake russian intelligence document? officials say the document played a big role in comey s decision to make a public statement about the hillary clinton e-mail investigation last july, setting in motion a chain of events that many observers believe cost clinton the presidential election. the document in question referenced an e-mail that was supposedly sent by the then-chair of the democratic national committee where she indicated that former attorney general loretta lynch, who was presiding over doj at that time, had promised that the justice department would not aggressively pursue the e-mail investigation. but the post now r
one of the names mentioned in any story is carter paige. mr. paige joins us now. it is good to have you on new day. what do you make of his asse assessme assessment? it is a glass half full perspective, chris. if you look at it from the opposite viewpoint, consider the complete lack of information and the complete lies that have been out there throughout the first 100 days of this new administration all based on false evidence, complete lies back to the dodgy dossier. you like dodgy dossier. that s a catch phrase of yours. you know the history here. cnn talked about the disclosure of the dossier, not the contents thereof. but over time we have seen some