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often around russia and the president s legal troubles. on the campaign trail, i hear very little about that. i think it s going to be interesting as we go forward, seeing the dichotomy between those two things. look, joe biden has been someone who has been in the senate a long time. he is someone who likes to tout bipartisan credentials. it s not surprising he would give a little bit of praise to a fellow vice-president. finally, beto o rourke, someone who is not declaring, he said he s made up his mind about running for president. do we know what he s made up his mind about, what he s doing and when he s going to tell us? we know he s not running for senate. that s definitely one decision he s made. whether he s running for president jay inslee is finishing up behind me. that s why you re hearing the big applause. the interesting thing is the
today to the new york times reporting that president trump himself ordered top secret, sorry, security clearance for son-in-law and senior advisor jared kushner, overruling the concerns of intelligence officials. now, to be clear, as head of the executive, the president has the ultimate authority to decide who gets a security clearance and who doesn t, but it is exceedingly rare for a president to overrule intelligence. president trump and those involved in this story continue to deny that he interfered. the times report reports that trump s decision was so troubling that the then chief of staff john kelly and white house counsel don mcgahn both wrote memos documenting trump s order. but in an interview in january, president trump told the new york times he did not tell anyone to give kushner security clearance. did you tell general kelly or anyone else in the white house to no, i don t think i have the authority to do that. i m not sure i did, but i
the room when he equated vladimir putin s view with the view of his own intelligence agencies. this is extraordinary. it seems likely that mohammed bin salman knew a lot about the killing of jamal khashoggi, but still, president trump defended him. some republicans, as i think you ve been mentioning, have been clearly distancing themselves from the president, senator susan collins said that she found the president s statement extremely hard to believe. senator rob portman of ohio, actually, which is otto warmbier s home state, warned trump not to be naive about the, what he called the brutal nature of the north korean regime. the and the former senator rick santorum said trump s statement was reprehensible. even those people who are clearly on his side find yesterday s statement a little hard to take. bill, always good to see you. thank you, sir. bill neely for us in hanoi, vietnam.
son s death, holds north korea responsible. chairman kim, she said, did not know what happened to otto at the time when it happened. and, ali, i timed president trump s statement yesterday on otto warmbier. it was a minute and a half. it wasn t a passing comment. he went out of his way to defend kim jong-un. kim jong-un felt badly, he said, he tells me he didn t know about it. i ll take him at his word. i don t believe he would have allowed this to happen. i don t believe he knew about it. he knew about it later. it wasn t to his advantage to have allowed that. he thought about it, he thought about the background, he thought about the motivation. he thought about kim jong-un s possible gains. he thought a lot about it. ali, nothing happens in north korea without kim jong-un knowing about it, especially when it s an american hostage. so i have to say, rather like his statement yesterday about why the summit broke down, this strains credibility that kim
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