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point for republicans? >> republicans have chance to change horses or captains in 2020. they have an obligation to make a choice. so many of them are sort acquiesing for him when they shouldn't. they need to read the tweets and retweets. this is still are a year and a half left and tell themselves we can do better. that's what you're saying. there's no governor, no senator, no congressman, no one else, including people who might have voted for trump or work for trump wo wouho would be a bette president in carrying forth conservative policies. i think that's a ridiculous position. trump is benefitting hugely from fatalism. i figure if i can play my part on twitter by trying to break
ManyRepublicanChoiceCaptainsHorsesObligation2020TweetsRetweetsShouldn-tLeftAcquiesing>> the president obviously is really embraced the fatalism here over the past few days. my favorite term for the wall, by the way, is peaches which he floated two weeks ago. >> amazing. >> he's unclear -- i do think this is a retoric trick that the president is resorting to. this is a message to his base that he's not going to accept anything other than a wall so that when he does potentially accept a smaller amount of funding, if that does happen from democrats to come to a deal for perhaps something lower than 5.7 billion, he's able to say that it is a wall even though democrats are saying that this is actually just border security. a lot of the hurdles here really is a matter of reconciling the rhetoric from both sides, fencing versus wall versus steel slats and the president is right about one thing, these are just political games that are being played. >> yeah, at the cost of hundreds of thousands of livelihoods and
Donald-trumpWallWayTermPeachesFatalismAmazingTwoMessageAnythingAmountBase>> we didn't get married if it wasn't for giuliani. we met on -- >> we met on his presidential campaign. look, rudy always had a streak of fatalism. there is no question this chapter has diminished his legacy. >> it is of representing donald trump. >> he has done it to represent his client aggressively in the court of public opinion. really in contrast the mayor who believed the laws about the truth. it's not how donald trump plays ball. he tried to defend his client. the problem is loyalty is a one-way streak. if you think about the gap and stature between the two when he was major, the work he did here, donald trump was a multi-bankrupt reality tv star it really does have a tragic turn. i hope that his career will be judged in his totality. i think it will. >> i think that one quote in the
CampaignStreakWasnt-for-giulianiFatalismRudy-alwaysDonald-trump-jrLegacyMayorCourt-of-public-opinionChapterLawsClientclinton, all of them live through at some point or another. and it's going to be awhile until they get themselves in a situation where they are ready for that. >> i wonder how much of the mentality that we saw during the campaign which was that none of it really matters. whatever you throw at us, it doesn't matter because our voters are going to be with us and they may not have fully believed that at the time. that may have been their justification but after donald trump won, that whole mentality where you can't touch us, we are bulletproof did sink in. >> it's hard to imagine how much worse things would get for the president from here. if they have a certain fatalism that is can't get better and we'll just hunker down, i can totally get that. half his cabinet seemingly has been forced to resign for ethics problems. he's being investigated by a special counsel. if the house democrats throw some more stones at them, you know, in some ways it's just more water in the boat. and what can they do? they can barely prepare for normal course of business.
PointCampaignAnotherAl-lMentalitySituationClintonNoneDonald-trumpVotersIt-doesn-tUs-daniel dale from "the toronto star" is revealing the secret. he writes, i've made it my mission to fact-check every word donald trump utters as president. that means trying to watch every speech, read every transcript, decipher every tweet. i've accidentally established a reputation for using twitter to point out that he's lying within seconds of him telling a lie. people sometimes ask in response, how can i blast out these corrections so quickly? but i have no special talent. we disagree here. my secret is that trump tells the same lies over and over. daniel dale joins us now along with matt miller, former chief spokesman for the justice department, former democratic congresswoman donna edwards and "l.a. times" white house reporter eli stokols. first off, we should talk about how this came to be. i completely sprung this on you when you were on our show and we're so glad it worked out because i think if there's a theme for 2018, it's not just that the president lies about everything big and small. it's that his lies may be his undoing. >> yeah, i think we have a sense of fatalism about his dishonesty, like he's this master manipulator putting one
PresidentDonald-trumpFactDaniel-daleSpeechMissionSecretWordReputationTweetTranscriptTwitterpeople sometimes ask in response, how can i blast out these corrections so quickly. but i have no special talent. trump tells the same lies over and over. daniel dale joins us now along with matt miller, former democratic congresswoman donna edwards and l.a. times white house reporter eli stokols. first off, we should talk about how this came to be. i completely sprung this on you when you were on our show and we're so glad it worked out because i think if there's a theme for 2018, it's not just that the president lies about everything big and small. it's that his lies may be his undoing. >> yeah, i think we have a sense of fatalism about his dishonesty, like he's this master manipulator putting one over on the entire country and there's nothing can anyone do about it. what we've seen this year is they do matter. and there are consequences. and so it doesn't work for him in selling legislation. it doesn't work for him in convincing republican legislators to do what he wants to convince voters to vote for his party. and it certainly doesn't
LiesUs-PeopleTrumpDaniel-daleResponseCorrectionsTalentMatt-millerFirst-offDonna-edwardsEli-stokols>> the autopsy led by reince prebus famously said if we don't pass immigration reform, we are going to lose this party for a generation. and that was the one clear policy. of course, republicans did precisely the opposite, won control of the house, the senate and the white house and wound up with president trump. so i think there's a certain sense of fatalism among republicans who remain. one hand they don't want to get smacked around by president trump for criticizing him. on the other hand they've produced autopsies in the past and they've been ignored. >> josh, weren't you saying -- sorry, the post analysis that they wrote. >> the caucus looks more like president trump than it did before. fewer moderates. what few minorities there were, there are now few of them and women, there are 13 women left in the caucus.
PartyRepublicanCourseGenerationPolicyAutopsy-ledWe-dont-pass-immigration-reformReince-prebusOneDonald-trumpWritten-answers-trumpHousefolks. tonight we're still counting votes so we'll focus on that. >> so wait until tomorrow? >> only thing you have against you is your association with joe scarborough. >> he has surmounted that. >> congratulations on a big night. >> a big picture for you tonight. >> i have to disagree with my friend eddie who had a little bit of a dour take. i think what we've seen is probably the best of both worlds. everybody gets a narrative out of here that is a glass half full approach. and that's great from a national comedy perspective. if democrats had failed to take house, i think they would have withdrawn and engaged in a lot of fatalism and resigned themselves to doing extra political activities. more civil disobedience.
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