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Latest revelation has, "set off internal finger-pointing and speculation more fevered than any since "the new york times" anonymous op-ped." white house press secretary responded to the report with a statement of her own that says in part, and we quote, "president trump has a different leadership style than his predecessors and the results speak for themselves. while he spends much of his average day in scheduled meetings, events and calls, theres time to allow for a more creative environment th...

Inevitable? >> well, brian, i think it was inevitable and its not entirely new, to be honest. you know, this is how president trump has decided to conduct his presidency and conduct his time in office. he has a very different routine during the day than his predecessors. he treats the intelligence services as you just got into very differently than his predecessors, and at this point, hes unrestrained. he has a new chief of staff, acting chief of staff, mick mulvaney, who does not have the same ...

Are spur of the moment, while others appear on a more detailed schedule, guarded by a smaller group of west wing aides. nonetheless, axios says this latest revelation has, "set off internal finger-pointing and speculation more fevered than any since "the new york times" anonymous op-ed." the white house press secretary responded to the report with a statement of her own that says in part, and we quote, "president trump has a different leadership style than his predecessors and the results speak ...

Nonetheless, axios says this latest revelation has, "set off internal finger-pointing and speculation more fevered than any since "the new york times" anonymous op-ped." white house press secretary responded to the report with a statement of her own that says in part, and we quote, "president trump has a different leadership style than his predecessors and the results speak for themselves. while he spends much of his average day in scheduled meetings, events and calls, theres time to allow for a...

Presidency. how has this happened or was it inevitable? >> well, brian, i think it was inevitable and its not entirely new, to be honest. you know, this is how president trump has decided to conduct his presidency and conduct his time in office. he has a very different routine during the day than his predecessors. he treats the intelligence services as you just got into very differently than his predecessors, and at this point, hes unrestrained. he has a new chief of staff, acting chief of staff...

Trump has a different leadership style than his predecessors and the results speak for themselves. and newt gingrich compared president trump to war time winston churchill saying the ignorance of the current history is the same. >> here is what kriechg said. >> 297 hours of executive time, is that too much. >> it depends on what hes doing f. hes watching you exclusively, that is too much time. i would tell him to turn off the tv. i think hes spending time on the phone consulting with people duri...

Band, but youre right hes now coming back a little bit. hes at 40% now, as you said. in january 37%. he was at 39% right before the shutdown. clearly having the shutdown over has helped him a little bit here, but its all within a range. look at how he stacks up to his predecessors as they were about to give their third state of the union address. take a look here. only ronald reagan in 1983 at this point in his presidency was below where donald trump is now. now that may give donald trump hope. ...

Mailed day by day, meaning someone would have to call these day by day by day in order to it leak this for three months. someone is deeply dissatisfied with whats going on in the white house and that has to be causing quite a bit of concern inside those walls. >> you covered george w. bush, and when you think of this schedule that you see in contrast to -- look, there are different schedules. there are schedules we get sent out to us, reporters get it, the public can get it, then theres this pri...

His medical school year book. will ralph northam conclude that he can no longer effectively govern and resign? a lot of folks watching for his answer to that question. lets begin with a closer look at the poll numbers. it is interesting, the president off his lows for approval ratings. what did we learn from this more broadly? >> it dipped down in our poll, too. take a look at preshutdown and during the shutdown and you can see he is now at 40%. he was at 37%, 39%. so you see that he has come ba...

Government back hope and we could be back there again. the president plays with fire and gets worried about getting burned. we saw the laguardia slowdown on the last day before they got a deal. no economic growth. i think that spooks him when he gets into that kind of mode like that. but i still think that this is a speech where he continues to put the thing he cares about, which is border security, this idea that its a crisis on the agenda. thats an argument hell continue to make. he likes to c...