in a long tradition of semi-outrageous defense council statements that are made to try to bait the prosecution or the investigation into making errors. i think chris wray and bob mueller have been around long enough not to be baited in that way, but we ll see. i hope that they just keep their cool and do their jobs, but theatrics designed to provoke prosecutors and investigators are not an unheard-of technique for lawyers representing criminal defendants. you know, one of the president s tweets, senator, he wrote, quote, the mueller probe should never have been started, in that there was no collusion and there was no crime. his personal lawyer, john dowd, told the daily beast that it s time to end the mueller investigation. so this is what came out. and then, of course, the white house came out today and was adamant, no, no, no, no, the president is not going to plan on is not going to fire mueller, deputy press secretary hogan gidley told reporters it s
journalism, this goes on all the day, made a mistake. if you keep making mistakes over and over again. he keeps making errors, well-documented. is not a figment of the imagination of people on the right, it is reality. all the mistakes he makes tends to make conservatives and republicans look bad, seems like bias. conspiracy theory, you guys are something. abc s defense, took them a while but they did to believe that tweet. coming up, parents, facebook is targeting children with a new apps, should tech companies be going after your kids.
i think there s only one person in the white house. and that s donald trump. and he has, i ve been told by sources close to him, that he s been complaining an awful lot about his white house counsel, don mcgahn. i don t know what the reason is, maybe it s because he the president felt he was out of this loop. i just, you know, i don t have any idea, but it s hard for me to think of any other white house in which, you know, she would go down to the white house, tell the white house counsel these issues that she had with the national security adviser, you know, being subject potentially to blackmail and that a white house wouldn t act on that very, very quickly. it s stunning. it is incredible, though, to have the president of the united states, you know, basically seeming to blame all the people around him constantly without any self-realization that at a certain point, it s not everybody around you who is making errors.
that a white house wouldn t act on that very, very quickly. it s stunning. it is incredible, though, to have the president of the united states, you know, basically seeming to blame all the people around him constantly without any self-realization that at a certain point, it s not everybody around you who is making errors. is the president also i mean, when it comes to flynn, i think gloria s right, he might have been the loop. he likes this guy, he seemed invested in protecting him even when he was firing him, he was effusive in his praise of him and i think when donald trump likes you, even if it s for a brief period of time, that s the force that there s another view of it, which is whether he likes him or not, he knows something that flynn knows and wants to keep him close for that reason. keep him loyal. they re in it for the long run. my colleague mike isikoff say they found out they re still exchanging text messages. the president was textish michael flynn just a few
object? meghan: i think she made a mistake on camera and she s misspoken now a few times with that massacre that didn t exist. i know people that are working in communications. they are great people who would make mistakes like this. she has to stop making errors like this. tayla: lesson learned. i think right now we are at this place where we all think we are perfect and everyone else should be perfect. we re not perfect, we are human, we are flawed, we make mistakes. granted, she should be very careful and not be so flippant. like you said, she s been counseled. thank god i was given a break sometimes when i made a mistake. melissa: the news media taking a hit as a poll finds