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Screen coverage. he is expected to be fired and he is not fired. so the question in your book is what did rod rosenstein say. so what about him standing right there beside bill barr demolishing the mueller report. >> there you see the transf transformation in our fire eyes. and the price he paid for surviving was essentially to become the foot soldier for trump and stand there mutely while he heard barr make untrue characterizations of the mueller report. those meetings with trump are critical. ...

For being undisciplined and lousy at fund-raising. he still lousy at fund-raising and hes still rusty and unfocused and he represents everything that the very left-wing party hates. i think hes a goner and he is rarely leading in the national poll. >> jesse: they are citing devastating characterizations of the fund-raising hall by other democrats in the party. hes actually lost momentum from the first and second quarter here, being outraged not only by sanders and warren, but by booted judge. an...

Away. and it should happen right away. i think what everybody ought to be tired of at this point, shannon, is these kinds of third-party descriptions of the core evidence that we are supposed to be looking at. we have the call between zelensky and trump, for example, thats the evidence, the main evidence of what went on here and what weve gone through the last week or so our peoples different characterizations of it and descriptions of it. and what we are supposed to take away from that, it seem...

For being undisciplined and lousy at fund-raising. he still lousy at fund-raising and hes still rusty and unfocused and he represents everything that the very left-wing party hates. i think hes a goner and he is rarely leading in the national poll. >> jesse: they are citing devastating characterizations of the fund-raising hall by other democrats in the party. hes actually lost momentum from the first and second quarter here, being outraged not only by sanders and warren, but by booted judge. an...

And it should happen right away. i think what everybody ought to be tired of at this point is these kind of third-party descriptions of the core evidence we are supposed to be looking at. we had the a between volodymyr zelinsky and trump, that is the main evidence of what went on here and what we have gone through for the last week or so our peoples different characterizations and descriptions of it. what were supposed to take away from that it seems to me is that you have to say either that it ...

A right to talk to another president the way this conversation remains confidential. if someone believes our president is being put under pressure, they have to prove it. i know what the conversation was about, and i think there was no pressure. there was talk. conversations are different. leaders have the right to discuss any problems that exist. th this, and it touched on a lot of questions, including those requiring seen -- over the past several hours with his characterizati characterizations...

Thank goodness. but, yeah, youve got to hold on to that base. you mentioned kamala harris, you know, she hurt herself in that second debate. that first debate she was strong, but there was a warmth there. that little girl was me. it was a little tough. strong and warm tends to work. the second debate she was a little weaker when she tried to punch biden. biden punched her back and beat her up. then theres no human moment. she goes strong and warm to a little weak and cold. that doesnt work. shes...

The white house messaging here. >> thats right, jim. the white house did try to portray the presidents visits to dayton and el paso as sort of a demonstration of the presidents ability to act presidential in these kinds of situations. for example, his social media director, claiming that trump had been refused like a rock star at those places. and president trump, as you mentioned, had disputed the characterizations of local officials in dayton while he was flying from dayton to el paso to visit...

Criticism of the president for that, but also in drawing the historic analogies there. saying that this is reminiscent of things that have happened in the past that have led to genocide and horrific tragedies. because youve drawn those historic analogies, do you feel like there are lessons from history or there are lessons that we should be learning right now in our history in terms of what can be the anecdote to that. in terms of how you defy those characterizations of people as subhuman, but h...

Not just democrats, not just me, members of the press, republicans alike, everybody standing up, up against this and for an america that respects everyone, treats everyone with dignity. >> that kind of language that you are describing there, invasion, infestation, describing people as animals. youve been very acute in your criticism of the president for that, but also in drawing the historic analogies there. saying that this is reminiscent of things that have happened in the past that have led t...