as long as washington is bought and paid for, we can't build an economy that works for people.

of fact" host fernando espuelas in washington. fernando, why is everybody most of the candidates running against the establishment? will that work for them in the long run?

"the washington post" agency officials deliberately transmit memos that contain false information to protect secrets. critics say official records can be tainted because there is no documents. the cia declined to comment. >>> "the san francisco chronicle" reports on plans by the justice department to review department. this comes in the wake of a deadly shooting after black man by police.

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republican nominee and the next will not be chosen by the media. [ applause ] will not be chosen by the washington establishment. [ applause ] will not be chosen by the lobbyists. [ applause ] but will be chosen by the most incredible, powerful force, where all sovereignty resides in our nation, by we the people. the american people. [ applause ] >> wow. there you go. a lot of the question was, how does donald trump take a punch? he's been in first place for six months. >> right. >> how does he face a setback? some people were gleefully

typical politicians. 70% of voters voted for an outsider candidate or someone who has never been in washington. they're tired of politicians. jeb bush in that ad said he's tired of politicians but he's the stereo typical politician. >> do you think that was effective? >> i think it was very effective. this has nothing to do with political correctness. what donald trump said about john mccain and p.o.w.s, that's what turned me. i thought this is what turned me. i think this man is unfit. i think he's going to win new hampshire because there haven't

implications of this are, but i believe we need unite around a set of common purposes to fix the problems in washington and that kind of attitude isn't going to help. >> let me get some of the audience questions in. david marcus, where are you? okay. david marcus has a question for you, sir. do you want to read it or do you remember it? >> you can read it. >> david's question is do you have an optimistic approach to tackling the country's problems that can succeed with voters in what has been an election so far defined by anger? >> yeah, in fact, for me to win, people are going to have to believe that our future's brighter than what we have today. if it's all about anger, then i'm not going to be the candidate that wins because i believe we're on the verge of greatness but we've got to fix how we tax and fix the regulatory system. and you can go to jeb2016.com to

senators, republican and democrat, went down to washington along with the police chief of the state's largest city to testify before the judiciary committee in d.c. senator cruz, you're a member of that committee. the police chief called your absence outrageous given the severity of the problem. last week, though, you told a personal story of a close family member struggled with addiction. what can you say to law enforcement right now to convince them that you understand the severity of this problem and you're not just saying what people want to hear

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development officials in the -- wash -- washington discussed residential development for students, new hotels, and retelling grocery store development. more people are moving into the vista and downtown columbia areas. the development needs to keep up to support all of that growth.>> we have truly created a new city center in columbia, and that focus is in the vista where we have 700 million and development going

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>> jimmy: thanks to kerry washington, thanks to nikolaj coster-waldau and apologize to matt damon, we ran out of time. "nightline" is next. but first, this is his album. it's called "everything is 4." want me" and "get ugly," jason derulo! it's too hard to sleep i got the sheets on the floor nothing on me and i can't take it no more it's a hundred degrees i got one foot

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@d tt4w`tkfd*" jntq <0$ tt4w`tkfd*" lzt& $]x >> jimmy: we're back with kerry washington. nikolaj coster-waldau is coming, jason derulo. last week tony goldwyn was here, he plays the president, fitz, your sometimes love interest on the show. he also directs certain episodes of the show. >> he does. i heard he said not nice things about me. >> jimmy: that's true. members, you give him -- you're