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He is the only person who deserves blame? >> i dont think she only deserves blame. some of the blame should go with her. she has a long track record. she worked briefly in the clinton administration, was fired. she was famously a character on television whose job it was to get fired. but president trump hired her. he hired her knowing who she was. he wanted her there. he spoke glowingly about her. so, you know, he bears the blame here. and i think from a pr perspective, given the lack of credibi...

Still guessing, increasing by 4r5078%. but i think an earlier point you made was that it makes this a numbers argument as opposed to the human element. this is where i think its gotten things off track because the public polling has shown 64% of people think those who enter the country illegally should be deported but 88% of people think that families should be kept together while theyre going through that process before they deport them so its clear people dont want to see families separated so...

Investigate, put trump aides under surveillance, that is what strzok has in his head. the question is whether he can answer those questions before congress while the investigation is still pending. >> and his team seems to want to mount to vigorous defense of strzok. hes hired these lawyers, that is their job. what is interesting to me, a pr team talking about here are the different points of why strzok is not as controversial as everybody says he is. remember, he was sending anti-trump text mes...

Looking for russian collusion in the trump campaign has not been found. i think its frustrating. they want to wrap it up at this point. as guiliani said earlier on an interview on cnn. one reamed to obstruction. thats a very tricky thing for the president. but i also think its a tricky thing for mueller. because he has to get into the presidents intent when he fired james comey. i dont think he has it. >> well, the investigation is ongoing, dave, if the investigation is ongoing, yes the subjects...

Business interests, so i dont see a law violation. maybe theres a public policy about paying people closely affiliated with presidential campaigns that is unseemly but not illegal. >> from a pr perspective, youre paying, brian, donald trumps personal attorney to get incites into what may happen with your deal, does it look good? >> it looks very bad. it may not be illegal. its not illegal from what we know but it looks bad. it is the stench of the swamp and that stench effects both trump and coh...

I think its catastrophically political and from a pr perspective. i think that the back and the forth and the changing stories over and over and over give the impression that, a, rudy giuliani is completely winging it. theres no cohesive plan or strategy from the white house. and, b, that he is admitting to things that are untoward, for sure, and also contradictory to everything thats been said over the last year. >> are you sigh an emerge position of a legal strategy here? can you say, all righ...

That because of the several pr disasters that you just mentioned including the violent dragging of the passenger of one of its airlines as well as some of the recent deaths of some pets who were on board as well. so it hasnt been a very good year from a pr perspective but the stock for united airlines is still up 4% this year. that is compared to a 10% drop for american airlines and 2.5% drop for delta. as you said the chairman is going to be replaced as well. some other news in markets, bond ma...

Came from the trump campaign. again, not an ideological opponent. so hes not just being questioned by people who are career employees, there are two political appointees who are at the epa, who are sounding the alarms about pruitts conduct. how does he survive that? and how does this not become a white house story? those two people seem to take this right to the doorstep of 1600 pennsylvania avenue. >> and it is a white house story. what you have right now is the president is not -- or his staff...

Again, not an ideological opponent. so hes not just being questioned by people who are career employees, there are two political appointees who are at the epa, who are sounding the alarms about pruitts conduct. how does he survive that? and how does this not become a white house story? those two people seem to take this right to the doorstep of 1600 pennsylvania avenue. >> and it is a white house story. what you have right now is the president is not -- or his staff is much further ahead on this...

When it comes to the question of when there was to influence the campaign, something michael denies. whats the most effective legal strategy? is it one were seeing from daniels attorney, or is it one thats going to work in your view? >> theyre going with what they think is the best strategy. theyre probably gung to end up arguing certain things dont rise to the level that trump needs to know about them. his attorney has blanketed authority agreement on these thing. it protectings trump the most ...