his supervisor was sam clovis and sam clovis was due to be in a senate nomination hearing, nominated to be the top scientist at the agriculture department, despite the fact he is not a scientist. at that hearing, democrating already started to signal they had things to ask him about besides his lack of scientific credentials and his potential role at the department of agriculture. of course you would ask him that. once you got sam clovis under oath in front of the united states senate, you would ask him, hey, about this kid who was reporting on the trump campaign and just pled guilty under the mueller investigation, can we talk to you about what he told you? knowing that was going to be the character clovis's hearing neck week and absorbing this new news that apparent lich cloly clovis talking to the grand jury and without notifying the white house he was doing so, today his nomination for that agriculture job was yanked. i'm going to post a link tonight where you can see for yourself sam clovis representing himself as a pentagon expert on russia and on the soviet military. that was

clovis wrote mr. trump's comments were insulting to me as a veteran as i missed birthdays, holidays, christmases and easters. i was offended by a man who sought and obtained four student deferments to avoid the draft and has never served this nation a day, not a day in any fashion or way that was sam clovis before donald trump started paying him to say donald trump is great. yesterday the special prosecutor revealed more of sam clovis' e-mails, including this one. after several weeks of further communications regarding a potential off the record meeting with russian officials on or about august 15th, 2016, the campaign supervisor told defendant papadopoulos that i would encourage you and another foreign policy adviser to the campaign to make the trip if it is feasible. that campaign supervisor was sam clovis. he was encouraging george papadopoulos to make the trip to russia to collude with russians to help donald trump win the presidential election. sam clovis' confirmation hearing is scheduled for ne

none, clovis replied. please list all membership and leadership roles you have held with any agricultural scientific, agricultural education or agricultural economic organizations? none, clovis replied. please describe any awards designations or academic recognition you received specifically related to agricultural science? none, clovis replied. have you ever visited the produce section of your grocery store? [ laughter ] of course, trump was probably impressed by that. "he filled out his questionnaire in like a minute. [ light laughter ] i think i picked a real winner with this guy." seriously based on that clovis' interview with trump probably went as well as this interview. >> how do you do it? what's your secret? [ light laughter ] >> seth: grimace may actually have been more qualified than clovis. at least grimace doesn't have any alleged ties to a criminal conspiracy. oh, no -- even you, grimace. but besides -- [ cheers and applause ] besides being unqualified, clovis also has some dangerous theories

his supervisor was sam clovis and sam clovis was due to be in a senate nomination hearing, one week from today, because the trump administration nominated him to be the top scientist in that department, despite he is not a sicientist. at that hearing, democrats already started to signal they had things to ask him about besides his lack of scientific credentials and his potential role at the department of agriculture. senator patrick leahy, a quote, member of the agricultural committee said he planned to ask sam clovis about the efforts of george papadopoulos to the acquire stolen e-mails from the russians. of course you would ask him that under oath in front of the united states senates about this the kid who, hey, he just reported to the trump cam tain and plead guilty under the mueller investigation. can we ask you what he was going to tell you? and knowing that is the character of the nomination next week and apparently the news that he started to talk to mueller's investigation, and to the grand jury without ever notify i notifying the white house that he was doing so, today, clovis'

leen y aprenden con clovi una bioÉtica digital. >> cuando yo prendo clovi ya sÉ cÓmo leer. >> son miles de libros gratuitos a su alcance y usarlo es simple. >> un maestro se mete al clovi.com que desarrolla una cuenta completamente gratis despuÉs decide invitar a ciertos alumnos de la clase. >> asÍ se convierte en una herramienta clave para que el maestro implemente el nuevo currÍculo de estÁndares acadÉmicos o common core. >> clovi les ofrece una salida para la alfabetizaciÓn estÁn mÁs cÓmodo ya que pueden leer en espaÑol e inglÉs lo que ayuda promover la estatizaciÓn y los estÁndares curriculares. >> integramos una habilidad de accesar si un niÑo ha entendido ciertos conceptos o no si entienden mÁs de los estándares curriculares. que son muy importantes hoy. >> en el bronx mÁs del 50% de la poblaciÓn es de origen hispano por eso de importancia de plataformas como clovis que enseÑan a los niÑos no solo en inglÉs, sino también en espaÑol. desde el kinder al doceavo grado los estudiantes usan los ebooks o libros electrÓnicos de clovis para leer historias y cuentos

clovis responds to papadopoulos, however and did not reflect that shift. replying to papadopoulos and other members of the foreign policy advisory team copied on the initial e-mail, clovis wrote, this is most informative. let me work it through the campaign. no commitments until we see how this plays out. my thought is that we probably should not go forward with any meetings with the russians until we have had occasion to sit with our nato allies, especially france, germany and great britain. we need to reassure our allies that we are not going to advance anything with russia until we have everyone on the same page. more thoughts later today. great work. march 31, foreign policy team meeting. the campaign held a meeting of the foreign policy advisory team with senator sessions and candidate trump, approximately one week later, on march 31, 2016, in washington, d.c. the meeting which was intended to generate press coverage for the campaign, took place at the trump international hotel. papadopoulos flew to washington for the event. at the meeting, senator se

and clovis had a connection to papadopolous. apparently they exchanged e-mails, perhaps some other connections and there was a question about whether -- and the extent to which clovis may have encouraged the idea that trump officials might travel overseases to meet with russia officials. the attorney for clovis has put out a statement of her own saying that mr. clovis was very much opposed to the idea of trump aides traveling overseas to meet with russians. nonetheless mr. clovis has stepped down from that nomination and it was clear that it could have been a tough road to how e if it got to capitol hill. >> thank you. from the white house. joining us to discuss, cnn national security analyst samantha, and shameis hughes, the deputy director at george washington university. samantha start with you and the new details we're learning from the criminal complaint with the suspect. one thing that stood out to me was that his cell phone contained 90 video, much of it was isis propaganda, and also almost 4,000 images, again isis propag

in 1933, there were excavations near a town in new mexico called clovis. and from that particular location which is called a blackwater draw locality number three, they recovered a particularly distinctive kind of spear point with two channel flakes or flutes taken from either side, probably to facilitate have to. these points had been known previously. in fact, we have known about their existence for several hundred years. they have been found all over most of unglazed seated north america, on down into new mexico, down into south america. the prevailing wisdom was the people that made these points were in fact the first people in the new world. that they had come over from siberia, walked across the bearing platform at a time when it was exposed, and then basically sprinted from the unglazed seated a bearing -- all the way down to the tip of south america in less than 500 radiocarbon years, killing off 32 genera of ice age animals on their way. it was thought to have been, by american and canadian archaeologists, the greatest killing event in the history

and sam clovis response to that email was great work. and he said that he would run it up through the chain of command inside the campaign. so this kind of goes a little bit against what the administration has been saying, which is that any attempts by papadopoulos to set up a meeting with the russians were quickly shot down. even paul manafort saying that he believed this should stay at a low staff level, if anything, and that donald trump certainly with not be involved in that meet tg. sam clovis however is the one individual in this campaign who appears to have at least congratulated him on his work so far and didn't completely shoot down the suggestion. brooke? >> jeremy, thank you. jeremy diamond. let's talk about the legality of a lot of this news. frank is back with us today former assistant director for the fbi counter intelligence commission and also who ran the enron task. nice to have you both on. frank, let me start with this, what dpou make the president's tweet this morning calling this witness, papadopoulos this former adv

they had material as old as clovis and the u.s. and canadian response was those guys on the other side of the atlantic haven't the faintest idea what they're talking about and the guys in south america don't speak english. consequently, we ignored all that data and in 1973 when we started to work here, none of us believed that the site would be particularly deep in terms of the sediment pile or particularly old. we were all subscribers, as was everybody, to the clovis first hypothesis. and according to that, the makers of these points crossed the baring straits, again, about 12,000 or 14,000 years ago. they were rapidly moving, big game hunters, and they were critical in the extinction process of most of the ice age animals. and between 1933 and the excavations here, they all claimed to be older than clovis and they all shared a similar trajectory. you would read about them in the local media first or hear about them, and then you would find a scientific publication or two about them, and then some fatal flaw would manifest itself.

vo: sam clovis ... tenured professor at morningside college ... former director of the colonel "bud" day center for civic engagement ... and ... now national co- chair and senior policy adviser for the trump campaign. currently on leave of absence from morningside because of his role with donald trump ... his strong support for a ban on muslim's enterting the country leaves some wondering ... "t hat's a different perspective that i have heard him aspouse before. he has always been very much a stounche supporter of the constitution and very much in favor of religious freedom so i was a little suprised and a little disappointed to be quite honest with you." with several dedicated organiozation's on campus ... equality and religious freedome are extremely important ... which is why they also apply to "we value academic freedome very highly at morningside college. as a tenured proffeosr who's field is public administration he is entitled to his views on a number of issues. having said that ... the views that are being expressed are entirely inconsiste

we were all subscribers as was everybody to the clovis first ypothesis. and according to that, the makers of these points crossed the bering straits, about 12 or 14,000 years ago, they were rapidly moving, big game hunters, and they were critical in the extinction process of most of the ice age animals. and between 1933 and the xcavations here, more than 500 localities in north and south america were claimed to have een older than clovis. and they would all share a similar trajectory. you would read about them in the local media first or hear about them, then you would find a scientific publication or two bout them, and then some fatal flaw would manifest itself. they either had imperfectly decided -- to find lawyers, they had artifacts that were not of human manufacturers or there were -- there were some other flaw that rendered them -- they had 15 minutes of fame and they disappeared. each time one of these sites was found to be not as old as claimed, it reinforced the lovis model. so that by the time we started work here in june of 1973, the clovis mod

on a recent summer sunday, we asked eight young people who grew up in clovis or nearby fresno to join us at luna pizzeria to ask them about their memories and the effect 9/11 has had on them. for all, their first take was through the reactions and emotions of parents and other family. >> it was really deeply unnerving, unsettling to them because they left nigeria, a country thatwith civil wars and where crime is rampant, to america where they believed they'd be safer, more secure. for something like that to happen here, it was very unsettling. >> reporter: christian, in the seventh grade in 2001, recalls sitting in her father's truck before school. listening to the radio and being concerned. >> it's all very confusing when you're 12 years old. i thought, this happened in new york, this can happen again in california. i was worried there were going to be more attacks. that this wasn't an isolated event. >> reporter: for alyssa stemler who was 9 years old on 9/11, it was anything but isolated. her father, jim, is a firefighter. for him, for their family, what happened at the world trade

tell us about them, clovis. clovis: the far right leader's speech was interrupted at the beginning by three feminist activists, three women who were standing on a balcony nearby and waving flags that looked like nazi germany flags. of course, the national front supporters gathered and started insulting these feminist activists. then security dislodged these three feminist and marine le pen -- three feminists and marine le pen resumed. later, journalists were hit -- violently hit by several party supporters. it all started with european mp -- a european mp targeting these journalists, pushing them, trying to grab their material. party supporters punched these three journalists. i saw one journalist being violently kicked. they were pulled away by security forces. really quite a scary scene things we should never see during any type of lyrical rally -- of political rally. molly: we did not hear from marine le pen's father, the founder of the national front. what did people make of that? clovis: party supporters st

the problem with clovis is his connection to george papadopoulos. this is the former trump campaign foreign policy adviser who has pleaded guilty to making false statements to the fbi and the russia investigation. apparently mr. clovis is one of the individuals referred to in court documents as exchanging e-mails with papadopoulos, and this, obviously about sending trump staff overseas to talk with russians, a lawyer, a very important to see a lawyer for clovis has said mr. clovis was adamant about telling papadopoulos that, no, there should be no trump staff foreign travel to russia. back to you. >> joe johns, again, that development just in. one angle of the russia investigation. also happening now testimony from two intriguing players in this sra this investigation. behind closed doors, as we speak, with carter paige. we will also hear from one of the russians in that meeting donald trump, jr., had promising dirt on hillary clinton. a lot going on as we speak. >> john, a flury of activity, both at the white house and capitol hill. carter paige be

there are clovis weapons, mammoth tracks out there. you're walking in these dust storms blowing off the playa and itfeels like time is getting compressed so that everything is happening at once . that you see on the track way out there and you're seeing the man. you're standing in a place where a mammoth occupied space in the air and you're hearing the explosions of missile tests going on downrange from you and at the same time looking at the horizon where the trinity site in 1945 , the first atomic weapon in human history was detonated. and then about eight miles from is a cycle mockingbird which is one of the largest clovis in the west. so you got this big clovis with a nuclear bomb and you've got mammoth tracks and it's all compressed right there and you're thinking about weaponry, you're thinking about clovis who were making weapons that were way too big. i picked up some of these clovis points from a museum collection and they are that long. i'm talking to archaeologists going what's up with this and they're going i don't know, yo

2 miles southeast of clovis. but with wind gusts up to 60 miles per hour... 12 feet high snow drifts completely covering the car and in complete darkness they couldn't pin point exactly where the couple was. (voice of bill kshir, assistant director, clovis public works/incorrect spelling): "they had put a mark there, dug a little area in the snow they they thought they would recognize but the wind had blown so bad and washed it out again we had lost track of where it was again and eventually the bulldozer was overheating and having problems and it gave out on them." kshir and other volunteers in bulldozers and a tractor... spent hours trying to locate the car... as the couple on their cell phones tried guiding them. careful... not to drive over the car they couldn't see. (voice of bill kshir, assistant director, clovis public works/no graphics): "i told him we didn't want to drive up and down the road and in the ditch because we could crush them with that tractor. at one point with the dozer we had actually crush

molly: clovis, thank you for that. clovis joining us from so, south korea. the u.s. congress has passed a crucial federal spending bill hours after a delay. this since the measure to president donald trump to in the country fell second government shutdown in just three weeks time. what we saw took place a few hours ago with the house of 186resentatives voting240- in support of a bipartisan package that lips federal spending limits by nearly 300 billion dollars over the next two years. he comes after the senate cleared the measure in the middle of the night here in had missed a midnight deadline, but one conservative senator, rand paul, refused to allow an early vote on the compromise bill. but now the signature by president vote -- by president trump will reopen the government. i am joined by our correspondent. we are looking at the movement that is coming out of washington in the last two hours or so. how are we seeing republicans and democrats spend this measure, spend this bill in their favor? they are both claiming victory in a sense. the bill does increase spend

clovis vigorously opposed a trip. adding that if someone proposed foreign travel in a personal capacity dr. clovis could not prohibit such travel. that's lawyer talk. documents unsealed after clovis testified appeared to show he did encourage such a meeting telling plows i would encourage you to make the trip if it is feasible. mueller is creeping closer to the white house itself. "politico" reports his investigators are scheduled to interview trump's close aide hope hicks, later this month as well as three or four other current white house officials as early as this week. by now there is no question that they are aware of the consequences of making false statements to investigators. i am joined by nicolle wallace, joy reid, kari ca dera from the office of director of national intelligence and senator richard blumenthal who sits on the senate judiciary committee. are they threatening senator with a perjury charge? they got him on saying something that wasn't quite accurate. now they pled bargained the guy down from ze

clovis's stance. nat sot: find out where these people are, who they are, where they are find a way to vo: sam clovis ... tenured professor at morningside college ... former director of the colonel "bud" chair and senior policy adviser for the trump campaign. currently on leave of absence from morningside because of his re with donald trump ... his strong support for a ban on muslim's enterting the country leaves some wondering ... "t hat's a different perspective that i have heard him aspouse before. he has always been very much a stounche supporter of the constitution and very much in favor of religious freedom so i was a little suprised and a little disappointed to be quite honest with you." with several dedicated wrganiozation's on campus ... equality and religious freedome are extremely important ... which is why they also apply to clovis's views. "we value academic freedome very highly at morningside college. as a tered proffeosr who's field is public admininiration he is entitled to his views on

but the shocker is zenka has moved ahead of clovis. before zenka was supposed to be six months behind. now it looks like they're three months ahead of clovis. >> is there a shot to get off of the price target here or there, that clovis does beat astrazeneca to market being though this is a breakthrough drug on both parts? >> if you look -- both drugs are really good. zenka's drugs doesn't have side effects. it causes increase in blood sugar and changes the conduction in the heart. zenka is going to file in the first quarter of next year, they have been able to enroll a lot more patients than clovis. we're talking about coming to the market second with a profile not clearly safe. there's also another drug that they have which is ovarian cancer. astrazeneca has gotten ahead of that drug, too. there is residual value here. >> so they have about $300 million i think. you probably know better than me. they probably burned $20 million or so a quarter. so at this price given this plush, i know what your price target is. i think it's 53. does

so for clovis it's probably going to be one of the bigger players that didn't acquire any the better because the last one so one of the biggest ones left the didn't get it done. or who that's going to be. but there's not that many people that could come in to do a deal of that size either so so the choices will be limited you know there were a lot of rumors surrounding market potentially excel will definitely have to keep an eye on that adam mesh the c.e.o. of adam mesh training kit thank you so much for your time thank you so much for having me. global delivery service fed ex is suing the united states commerce department after the company's attempts to comply with new regulations targeting chinese tech manufacturer wall way put the company in the middle of the transit transpacific trade fight fed ex piled suit on a u.s. district court to enjoin commerce from enforcing export administration regulations against fed ex and other so-called common carriers that access the regulations deny the common carriers their rights under the 5th amendment of the constitution by holding companies r

clovis was the supervisor of george papadopoulos, raising questions about just how much clovis may know about early contacts with the russians. this also as president trump called the "new york times" last night to deny reports of white house turmoil over the mueller indictments. he's also insisting he is not under investigation. joining me now, nick ackerman, assistant investigator, and former foreign policy adviser to vice president joe biden. welcome both. nick, first to you, there is a status hearing for both manafort and gates. presumably they want permission to leave their homes not just for medical appointments or to see their lawyers. they've been described as a flight risk in detailed court filings. what's likely to come out of that? what do we know? >> i think it's pretty likely that they're going to have their motion denied. i think the judge is going to keep them in home confinement. what mueller asked for is extremely reasonable under these circumstances where both men have lots of money, they've had conflicting statements about how much money they actually have. they have

you know, clovis has said that he was trying to just be nice in his response. i know that he's since left his role -- pulled himself out of consideration for an agriculture job. actually i think that the fact that he was brought in at all by clovis or anyone was a mistake. and certainly responding in any way to this kid suggesting meetings with russians -- >> 29 years old. >> it's just wrong, right. >> so i guess here's the thing, right. so in is lags, carter page was a weird guy, he went to moscow and we didn't approve it. george papadopoulos was low level and sam clovis was just flattering him and paul manafort was only on the campaign a little bit even if he was aligned with kremlin-backed interests and the meeting at trump tower when they were promised dirt from a russian lawyer on behalf of the government was a one-time fluke event and the meetings with kislyak were fluke events and the misremembering of them and flynn talking to the russians and also lying about that, all of that stuff was a set of individual flukey circumstances. you understand when thos

clovis: hard to say. they are saying they will only stop the movement if they get strong reforms, structural reforms, and that is what the government has promised. we will see in the coming hours whether the french farmers continue to block some landmarks such as tourist hotspots. one last piece of information 10% of french farms are on the verge of bankruptcy, and that explains their dramatic situation, explains why they are blocking roads. it will also explain why the french government is 17 -- is so keen to act on the situation. catherine: clovis casali reporting from the presidential palace in paris, where new measures have been outlined to prop up the ailing french agriculture sector. news from the middle east -- the leader of an al qaeda offshoot in syria with a $7 million bounty on his head has been killed in a coalition airstrike, according to the pentagon. officials say muhsin al-fadhli was killed on july 8, but his death has only just been announced he is described as a leader of the chorus and

and clovis so who are you betting on and who are you watching for to be the next murders. when bristol myers and celgene did their deal the 1st thing i did was trade for a short term trade that stayed up for over a week and. my number 2 choice because they remain in the news they have some key pads expiring in the 2020s which will give them motivation to be acquired but my number one choice is clovis. they're the last stand alone in their area and many have said they're the number one take out target of 2019 and they already have activists that are gunning to get that company sold so so clovis will be my number one and would be my number 2 but for sure whenever there's a merger like this of this is the fallout and the increased price of rising tide so to speak lifts all ships the whole biotech sector should stay somewhere good for a couple weeks so who do you think will be a good partner for clovis and gilliatt who is going to be big enough and as well who will actually have those needs to fill fill their niche. so for clovis it's probably going to be one of the bigger pla

genie: clovis, thanks for that. that is clovis casali reporting from bangkok. back in france, the economy minister, emmanuel macron, has resigned. he is stepping down to focus on his new political movement, called "on the move." his resignation his fuel speculation that the investment banker is planning a run for president. the current finance minister will now add the economy portfolio to her -- to his current post. let's listen. >> emmanuell=, i do not know why, but i feel that we will keep hearing about you. i have a profound believe that this will be in the public path interest. without exaggerating, i think this will be in the interest of progress, in the interest of the left, which was once called the camp of progress. back and bring different movements within the traditional left. minister, new economy chelael sabin -- mikel sapin. >> he is a rising star in french politics. emmanuel macron has repeatedly said that he is a left-leaning politician, but he has also been accused of moonlighting for the right, especially over his pro-business stance. >> my de

clovis points are arguably the pinnacle of stone technology. there's nothing that's been made quite like it, either before or y ter. but what's reallunique about clovis points is that they've got these channels, or what ared calutes, that come from the base. >> reporter: an ice age toolmaker would have needed hours to make a clovis point, and metin has found that creating the flutes is delicate work. the point can snap during the crucial last step, and a snapped point meant starvation for a clovis hunter. the reason for the flutes, and their function, was an archological mystery for almost a century. >> it really was experimental archaeology that allowed us to crack the case. clovis people, for all intents and purposes, actually invented shock absorption technologygo 13,500 years these channels actually thinned the point so much that upon impact, the base of the point would crumple, like the front end of a car, protecting the point from breaking in half. you have a much greater chance of killinghose animals for food, or resources. >> reporter:

because really the clovis technology is very unique, there are no other clovis tools in europe or in north america. the clovis technology was to recycle spear points. so they had to be constructed in a way that even when the tips were broken on them, they could be sharpened and refastened to a spear. we don't find that anyplace else in the world. >> the body of the boy was discovered in 1968. why did it take so long for the analysis to be done? >> well, first of all the boy's body was kept basically in state, if you will. out of anyone's hands. and no research was done to it from the years 1968 right up to the year 2000. at that point they were returned to the family here in montana. and the owner at that time began to think about doing some research. it took a while to decide, you know, if she really wanted to go forward with that, you know she consulted with some tribes beforehand. and then ultimately the process of research took a long time. as you mentioned yourself you know the technology for genome sequencing is always advancing. and in fact, this particular study really broke

leen y aprenden con clovi una bioÉtica digital. >> cuando yo prendo clovi ya sÉ cÓmo leer. >> son miles de libros gratuitos a su alcance y usarlo es simple. >> un maestro se mete al clovi.com que desarrolla una cuenta completamente gratis despuÉs decide invitar a ciertos alumnos de la clase. >> asÍ se convierte en una herramienta clave para que el maestro implemente el nuevo currÍculo de estÁndares acadÉmicos o common core. >> clovi les ofrece una salida para la alfabetizaciÓn estÁn mÁs cÓmodo ya que pueden leer en espaÑol e inglÉs lo que ayuda promover la estatizaciÓn y los estÁndares curriculares. >> integramos una habilidad de accesar si un niÑo ha entendido ciertos conceptos o no si entienden mÁs de los estándares curriculares. que son muy importantes hoy. >> en el bronx mÁs del 50% de la poblaciÓn es de origen hispano por eso de importancia de plataformas como clovis que enseÑan a los niÑos no solo en inglÉs, sino también en espaÑol. desde el kinder al doceavo grado los estudiantes usan los ebooks o libros electrÓnicos de clovis para leer historias y cuentos

sam clovis was the iowa chairman for rick perry's presidential campaign. he was also a republican u-s senate candidate last year and then lost the race for iowa treasurer. he told the guardian there's a crisis of confidence in america right w. clovis thinks the u-s needs to take a break and make sure we are safe before accepting more muslims into the country. he says he doesn't have a time estimate for how long that would take. while trump and clovis are making anti-muslim comments, iowa city is working harder than ever to become an "international welcoming city." t-v nine's iowa city bureau chief mark carlson joins u u live. mark, these efforts are really yes, and it doesn't have anything to do with donald trump. these efforts have been in the works for the past couple years. partly it comes down to the fact that there are many jobs here, and they want skilled workers from all arouou the world to fill them. "there's a need for talent here, so by being a welcoming community we are really both attracting international folks to our community, but also retain

clovis casali has more for us. clovis: this amateur footage shows trucks leaving hamas to bring military aid to besieged areas of syria in desperate need of supplies. workers are bringing flour, food, and medicine to the population. >> we have 18 trucks going to -- clovis: areas include counts besieged by rebels, by the islamic state group, and by syrian regime forces, such as madiya, where residents gathered when the convoy arrived. the people there have been suffering greatly from the lack of food. the delivery of aid had been made possible by the talks between the u.n. special envoy and the syrian foreign minister. the u.n. refugee agency remains cautious. >> i think that it is going to always be complicated, so any progress is good progress. some convoys start reaching, hopefully, the areas that were previously hard-to-reach or besieged, i think it is a good sign of goodwill that we need to build on. clovis: a syrian official prompted -- responded, "no one needed to resume -- remind the regime of its duty towar

the fact is that sam clovis was a western iowa for talk radio personality. he had academic credentials. as you know from covering campaigns, most com pains at a high level would never hire someone to do the work he was doing. they would have had traditional foreign policy hands from washington lined up. that was not this campaign. he was someone who truly was in a lot of ways making it up as he goes. the true political outsider. you hire people and you don't know about them. you don't vet folks that come on the campaign. when you win in a surprise, you staff an administration with folks that you haven't vetted. >> i view this as smart politics. i'm not sure what they think about it. the president is watching the television and seeing the news and he is screaming at the tv and calls maggie haberman and said i'm not angry at all. i'm fine. that would be maggie haberman of what the president calls the failing "new york times." he doesn't like them, but he likes to call them. in an odd way smart politically to get the impression out there that i'm fine and this

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