pictures. afraid he will catch me picking my nose. can t believe that guy was president of the united states. because he is branded as a crook. it s important to remember the wrong approach that executive power that led nixon to those crimes. you want a level, don t you? good evening. this is the 37th time i have spoken to from you this office. so many decisions have been made that shape the history of our nation. need more? there was good in him. he had been a good vice-president. but he was fatally flawed and a fatally flawed president. nixon, he had been a hero to millions of americans. here is a guy who received more votes than anybody else in the history of this country. the richard nixon they supported through the years was not the richard nixon that they thought
they knew. every generation has to lose their virginity. it was just the day that my generation did. to think that we re the only generation that had that experience is probably the mistake that a lot of gen
hillary s lawyer. i wonder if they made him help the choice. t the president steered clear of this topic during his event at the white house today designed to highlight economic numbers. as trump wrapped up kristen welker asked him about michael cohen. is michael cohen telling the truth? is michael cohen telling the truth? is michael cohen telling the truth? as we say it s been ten times now the president has ignored reporters questions since the cohen audio first aired tuesday evening. there s only been three white house press briefings in the entire month of july. on the cohen front politico reports the president advisors have been taken aback by cohen s no holds barred approach and his willingness to publicly reveal potentially devastating details of his private conversations
with the president. asked to describe the mood among trump s close confidants, one person close to the president replied simply not good. trump is enranged over the cohen revelations. emily jane fox who
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before the dot.com boom went bust until end of the clinton administration. in 1984, three years after the first reagan tax-cut the annual gdp had 7.2%. many critics believe we will never hit those sustained numbers again. the 2008 recession weeded out antiquated jobs especially manufacturing. now replaced by automation and industrialization of third world countries but new jobs are coming back in advanced manufacturing, hence the need for retraining. that is what matt told the president of iowa tuesday, he has one and 50 employees and needs a lot more. the jobs are out there. they don t know what to do. we are so busy we have guys on mandatory overtime, they are great guys, i just want more of them. i saw a guy, always hiring, that is a good sign. whether those gdp numbers are sustainable may depend on whether employers like that can fill those vacant jobs. they are trying to do that by setting up expensi
federal agency is out to get him. or is trump simply saying he, the country s good leader is simply expressing his opinion on the matter. under investigation for obstruction of justice, donald trump demanded that the attorney general end the mueller probe all together. quote this is a terrible situation and attorney general that is trump tweeting. the president knows he is the subject of the investigation. that means the president s tweet could be further evidence that he is out trying to obstruct justice. trump s lawyers immediately attempted to control the damage. telling the washington post that the president was merely expressing his opinion. here is rudy giuliani defending his tweet today. he used a medium that he uses for opinions sort of. one of the good things about using that is he has established a clear practice now that he expresses his opinion on twitter. he used the word should, he don t use the word must. and he wants the investigation to come to a conclusion and
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[laughter] the problem is that things keep getting better. were doing good with north korea, middle east, gdp is going up and implement dropping. we have peace and prosperity yet the other networks see doomsday. [laughter] every day is doomsday. there is the problem. if every day is doomsday how do you know what the real doomsday is. what we need is a super duper doomsday. what if everything you knew about doomsday is wrong? get ready for super duper doomsday. at the end of the world. buckle up you will die and so is everyone else.
earth implodes destroying everything every created except a doomsday bunker full of my pillows. greg: that was the best. the ugly truth as the media and hollywood academia if trump were to disappear what would they be doing? if you think these people are sick from trump anxiety imagine there trump wi