party lines. the danger in my view that democrats are facing and the cross roads is are they going to make a mistake the last candidate made on the democratic side which is run the last race, and that would be joe biden because one of the many strengths the democrats believe joe biden has is that he s a scrappy kid from scranton and he can appeal to those working class democrats that fled to donald trump because they felt the democratic party was playing too much politics. joe biden does have a his history of speaking their language but that was the 2016 race and the question is whether or not 2020 is going to be that or something completely different. never mind joe biden s age and all the other strikes against him. it s a big open question. but things have changed.
materially will happen during that testimony that converts the subject of the investigation into a target. absolutely. in fact, you know, i ve talked to a lot of a usas and former u.s. attorneys when i was doing reporting for this and asked them to keep this confidential until i posted it and said what do you think? is important here? he can go from subject to target in a red hot minute and that is true of most witnesses. the only question here is does bob mueller, the special counsel authorized by the department of justice believe he can charge a president with a crime if he finds evidence of it and that s a big open question. and that brings us to the other big piece of news that you and your colleague robert costa have broken tonight, which is about the special counsel s plans whether or not they end up charging the president, you report tonight quote the special counsel also told trump s lawyers he is preparing a report about the president s actions
made, an assertion will be made of some kind, something materially will happen during that testimony that converts the subject of the investigation into a target. absolutely. in fact, you know, i ve talked to a lot of ausas and former u.s. attorneys when i was doing reporting for this and asked them to keep this confidential until i posted it and said what do you think? what s important here? he can go from subject to target in a red hot minute and that is true of most witnesses. the only question here is does bob mueller, the special counsel authorized by the department of justice, believe he can charge a president with a crime if he finds evidence of it and that s a big open question. and that brings us to the other big piece of news that you and your colleague robert costa have broken tonight, which is about the special counsel s plans whether or not they end up charging the president, you report tonight quote the special counsel also told trump s lawyers he is preparing a repor
he was the defense minister he was the younger and before that he was the youngest member. he was the youngest person on the. supreme council of armed forces he was appointed by the muslim brotherhood president mohamed morsi to be the defense minister the same president that he ended up then ousting in june of two thousand and thirteen after after after popular uprising against morsi more scenes rule so he he said in general this year i believe that he was quote unquote not a politician and he said that in reference to the uprising of twenty eleven he said you know what happened then will not happen again and what was not achieved back then will not be achieved now what he meant to say i think at the time was you know i m not a politician i m not here to talk talk talk i m here i m about action to what extent this and he s done a lot but what extent this action has been effective is. a big big open question thank you very much. for talking to us about presidential elections.
chancellor have not spoken now we ve got rex tillerson the secretary of state he was fired yesterday how in the world can miracle build a relationship with president wrong well i don t think she has a choice i think she has to build a relationship with the united states of america whether or not she likes the style of the president or not the question is what does she want from the u.s. and to some extent how can she balance that with what he thinks he wants from her and this is where we then to the tariff discussions is where we get the two percent in nato my sense is she can remember this is a woman who s dealt with three very different presidents and i think in that respect she s equipped with some experience to make that happen the problem is does she have the backing of the coalition to do just that in terms of these real relationships with the united states. in the us america is popular and i was looking at the latest data her level of popularity has gone up every year over