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Town hall. david schultz is also facing lots of backlash from democrats who are deeply worried that if he runs an as independent, that will simply help the president get re-elected. he seems to have a very uphill battle. >> well, it is an uphill battle. i dont think weve seen since george washington, someone get elected without being really part of a party structure in our country, wolf. but i think its important to note exactly what youre saying. this is pretty much all thats known about howard...

Last week a new report from a walking dog group said that steve mnuchin took several trips on military aircraft in 2017, totaling near $20 million. pruitt. zinke, and secretary david schultz also forgot about their own travel. he paid about $60,000 of it back. the cost of his seats only. but it was not enough to save his job. more than a million dollars probably more than $2 million, taxpayer dollars, maybe we have gotten it all wrong, neighbor the president was being literal when he meant he wo...

Of what everyone said he would do. what i have been told by several people in the white house is that the president has made up his mind of a number of cabinet officials will not be with him much longer. the question is how much longer? there are a couple of different buckets here. there is the people who are caused him embarrassing headlines buckets which is ben carson and david schultz with reports they have been using taxpayers money lavishly and then you have john kelly, the chief of staff, ...

Name without informing me, someone could do that? >> well, if there is a logical third party beneficiary here, clearly michael cohen was acting of the best interest of the third party. >> my tv agent who has an llc. can make a contract with my name on it? >> this is not a general rule. every set of circumstances is different and in this particular set of circumstances, there was nothing wrong. by the way, the only person that should be complaining about this is dd. if it is unethical, it would b...

Carroll county, ohio, a proud patriotic community 70 miles west of pittsburgh. named after charles carroll, signer of the declaration of independence. its a place where hard work is supposed to pay off, where independence is prized. the daniels embody that. they started a greenhouse business two years ago. its not easy. and what they see on the political stage isnt reassuring. how would you characterize this election? >> interesting is my catch-all word. >> david? >> oh. its just a zoo. its just...

Happening within the context of this great american fight. the inevitable prime and pressure of an aggressive free press. the repeated familiar overreaching efforts of the government to stop the press from doing that. and most importantly, the fact that the writers of our constitution knew that government would always be tempted to act this way and thats why they made it very, very clear that our constitution takes sides. this fight is inevitable, but in america, the winner of this fight is also...

The inevitable prying and pressure of an aggressive free press reporting on what the government does whether or not the government wants it reported. the repeated familiar overreaching efforts of the government to stop the press from doing that, and most importantly the fact that the writers of our constitution knew that government would always be tempted to act this way, and thats why they made it very, very clear that our constitution takes sides. this fight is inevitable, but in america the w...

The inevitable prime and pressure of an aggressive free press. the repeated familiar overreaching efforts of the government to stop the press from doing that. and most importantly, the fact that the writers of our constitution knew that government would always be tempted to act this way and thats why they made it very, very clear that our constitution takes sides. this fight is inevitable, but in america, the winner of this fight is also inevitable. so, how is the ap going to win this fight? joi...

0 the month, june 30th, 1971, the case had gone to the supreme court. they started publishing it on the 13th. by the 30th, the supreme court had a ruling that the government could not block newspapers from publishing this stuff. the newspaper went ahead and hopefully the fish company in brooklyn framed the telegram so the government lost that effort to block the press from publishing something that the press wanted to publish but the government said would be dangerous to publish. the government ...

0 how big a storm this was going to cause. they were waiting. they must have been waiting for what would be the inevitable response from the government, the demand they cease publication and all the rest, but they published this thing on june 13th and there was no response from the government. and thats because it turns out that on june 14th, the day after they started publishing the pentagon papers, there had been an angry, threatening telegram written by the attorney general to the "new york t...