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Be forced to pay people more either to attract them or to keep them. >> if all this is true, why is a paper like the "orlando sentinel" as youre there in orlando for this big kickoff launch, writing an op-ed not endorsing you. say they were here to announce our endorsement for president or at least who were not endorsing. they say that weve seen enough of the chaos, division, school yard insults, self-aggrandizement and the lies. >> well, i think thats just malpractice to create an endorsement t...

And the judge said we have to address the motion for dismissal by the defense, its still pending. >> thats a common motion made by most defense attorneys when they ask a judge to throw out a case, especially due to a lack of evidence. >> you always do it. its, frankly, malpractice not to. >> everyone thought this would be an order of business, quickly dispatched. >> then he talks about the lack of evidence, that the fingerprints were found on the shells upstairs, but that didnt indicate that hed...

The question everyone in america wanted to know the answer to? >> i think a big part of the press secretarys job, it is a little bit like a lawyer in court. never put somebody out unless you know what theyre going to say. you work through it. and if the answers are not going to work for the president to help promote his agenda, to help defend against something, you dont put him out. you know, there just seemed to be a little bit of malpractice there to just sort of open the doors and say, come o...

Never put somebody out unless you know what theyre going to say. you work through it. if the answers are not going to work for the president to help promote his agenda and defend against something you dont put him out. there seemed to be some malpractice there to open the doors and say come on in, ask anything, the presidents ready. >> all right, your op-ed about sarah sanders where you say she failed at almost every aspect of her job, you spare nothing in this, why? >> well, i mean, the press s...

Someone described as it would be malpractice to pass up this powerful tool that gets broadcast every day, that no democratic opponent would have. mick mulvany the acting chief of staff has been pressing for at least an off camera daily briefing where the white house could set the agenda a little bit. then other people think it is counterproductive and also hard to get someone willing to do it just to tie back to what we were just talking about. when the president contradicts himself it puts aide...

Been running for two years in orlando next week, they see it as a tool that someone described as it would be malpractice to pass up this powerful tool that gets broadcast every day, that no democratic opponent would have. mick mulvany the acting chief of staff has been pressing for at least an off camera daily briefing where the white house could set the agenda a little bit. then other people think it is counterproductive and also hard to get someone willing to do it just to tie back to baja wha...

Joining our discussion now is sam stein, pot o politics eder to "the daily beast," chuck rosenburg is still with us. sam, youre reading what this story means for the president tonight. >> on the one hand, its stunning. its a stunning admission that in fact, he probably does feel like he needs a foreign governments help for re-election. its stunning to hear someone utter the words that he did in that position. knowing of course, that hes in the midst of a two-plus year long investigation into act...

Sam, youre reading what this story means for the president tonight. >> on the one hand, its stunning. its a stunning admission that in fact, he probably does feel like he needs a foreign governments help for re-election. its stunning to hear someone utter the words that he did in that position. knowing of course, that hes in the midst of a two-plus year long investigation into actions directly like this. its just a sheer almost political and legal malpractice. its not stunning at all on the othe...

And for his aides to not recognize that sing a little bit of political malpractice. and its a bit stunning, because it only took a matter of days for him to realize that the backlash was so strong that he needed to reverse himself. and its really problematic for a candidate to say, im standing on my convictions in one way, and then completely flip-flop just a couple of days later. i think it really undermines his entire message. and i think youre already seeing a lot of republicans saying, see, ...

Yemen. he also went to saudi arabia first because he, you know, just wanted to signal to the world that he was going to do everything different than obama. obama had tried to build a relationship with iran to disabuse them of a nuclear weapons program that made the saudis angry and thats why president trump went first to saudi arabia. the problem is the presidents committing nuclear nonproliferation malpractice because hes pulled out of the iran agreement and by selling the saudis nuclear techno...