committee that looked at this has found that russia attempted to ent fe interfere in our elec and that the trump campaign was willing to accept that help. i m a journalist. i ve spent most of my career side ways with the institution of the government especially when it comes to investigations. they doesn t give us information, they never close the cases we re the ones who are usually saying boy, this fbi, man, it is hard working with them. and you guys were always the ones saying, hey, respect the institutions of government. now out of political convenience, we just sat through a week of hearings where they re making fun of pop becaueople be they re not american enough, they re not patriots, maybe we should question their loyalty. bashing the russia probe was done out of political, pe expedience. doesn t that sicken you as a republican? so, look, the whole idea that
be dealt with but the report is sound and has been affirmed by every member of the intelligence committee that looked at this has found that russia attempted to interfere in our elections and that the trump campaign was willing to accept that help. i m a journalist. i ve spent most of my career side ways with the institution of the government especially when it comes to investigations. they doesn t give us information, they never close the cases we re the ones who are usually saying boy, this fbi, man, it is hard working with them. and you guys were always the ones saying, hey, respect the institutions of government. now out of political convenience, we just sat through a week of hearings where they re
was going on with bennett college. and i m really passionate, because as a mom i m in the search right now for grammar school, kindergarten and i m seeing such a lack of diversity in our education system, and it s really unfortunate and disappointing. i think there s absolutely no way that we can allow our influence to lessen in the academic space we need our influence to increase we need to be at the table consistently and bennett college is one of only two existing women hbcus. on top of that, along with the other female hbcus, spelman college, they churn out the majority of african-american women in the sciences. that s right. you know, in this country. you have put yourself out there probably more than many that are in your career side,
decision-making structure for foreign policy in government is a little bit directionless and whoever takes on this job needs to make sure that he or she would have a full rein over the different levers. leland: is the nsc directionless because it doesn t have a leader? obviously, you have keith kellogg, the interim nsa, but is it rudderless because you don t have a national security advisor or because you have the situation in the white house where you have competing groups, whether it be steve bannon or reince priebus or jared kushner. i served in the bush administration nse and president obama. there s a great sense of not having access into the policy making process and really doing their job on the career side. but, also, there s concern that there are different streams created for making policy.
an account that she had not protected. it s an example of very bad judgment. it certain lies all but side tracked every other issue in this phase of her campaign. i do think when i look at the daily newspaper headlines how many terrible things are going on in the world. i d like to spend a little more time thinking how clinton would spend on those and less on the e-mail issue. i want facts on the circumstances of classified information being used. yes, it s bad judgment. is it the most important thing in the world that we could ask clinton about right now? probably not. well, i think she has to answer that question, nick, before we go on and see whether she can be trustworthy on other issues or not. david petraeus obviously had his career side tracked for what many people think may be less than that. we ve seen all these investigations and prosecutions of classified material of reporters, of high commanders in the military.