you re reporting that the speaker and the president spoke today. he s had a busy day at the u.n., but you re saying that the pressure led to this call? don t know what specifically set up the call, but we do know that there was a call between the two and in the call donald trump used language that we ve heard him use before in terms of asking the speaker what we can do about this whistle-blower complaint. how we can possibly work something out. interesting. let me she swatted that down, ari. let me bring in michelle goldberg. you ve been writing and handicapping a lot of what the speaker s been doing. i want to play sound of the speaker earlier today at one of her events talking about this ukraine issue specifically and why in her view is an abuse of power. take a look. we had many other, shall we say, candidates for impeachable offense in terms of the constitution, but this one is the most understandable by the public. your view of what the speaker did tonight. well, f
smoothest. brown just signed with new england on saturday after being released by the oakland raiders following what can only be described as a tumultuous off-season. we even had to make a full sdreen fit it all in. right? helmet disputes, fines by the team, confrontations and aid apologies. what do they do now? cut him, suspend him, play him. a sports columnist, wrote an opinion piece. antonio brown is becoming the worst thing to happen to the nfl s 100th season. incredibly serious allegations not likely to go away soon. what is the next move for the patriots? reporter: they re kind nf a holding pattern, brooke. there s not a lot they can do until the nfl investigation is complete. one of the things i thought most telling, when rosenhaus, his agent spoke today, already in touch with the nflpa, players association, union.
richard nixon wants everyone, everyone to know that he is thinking about pardons, especially paul manafort. if you re paul manafort and the president tells you today that your pardon is sitting on his pardon table, you know that the only way you get that pardon is by not cooperating with robert mueller. that s the only way. and so there is the president of the united states. there he is. committing the crime of obstruction of justice in plain sight. he is willfully obstructing robert mueller s pursuit of justice in the manafort case and other cases by telling paul manafort that he, the president, is thinking about pardoning him. and when historians are staring at those sentences that the president spoke today, they will find no other publicly uttered lines like that by a president in history. and that comes in a news cycle in which rudy giuliani has now repeatedly revealed that paul
especially paul manafort. if you re paul manafort and the president tells you today that your pardon is sitting on his pardon table, you know that the only way you get that pardon is by not cooperating with robert mueller. that s the only way. and so there is the president of the united states. there he is. committing the crime of obstruction of justice in plain sight. he is willfully obstructing robert mueller s pursuit of justice in the manafort case and other cases by telling paul manafort that he, the president, is thinking about pardoning him. and when historians are staring at those sentences that the president spoke today, they will find no other publicly uttered lines like that by a president in history. and that comes in a news cycle in which rudy giuliani has now repeatedly revealed that paul manafort has been sharing information with donald trump. giuliani confirmed to the
i only hope they don t get hit again because they were hit by two right in a row. puerto rico had a lot of difficulties before they got hit. well, that s not how the mayor of san juan sees it. here s what she said just hours before the president spoke today. the trump administration killed the puerto rican with neglect. shame on president trump for not even once, not even yesterday just saying look, i grieve for the people of puerto rico. shame on him. 2,975 dead? is that what he s proud of? is he proud of that maybe this is over now and he thinks it s going to go away? well, it s not going to go away. and remember, the president used to see death toll rightly as the crucial measure for the level of crisis in puerto rico. listen. every death is a horror. but if you look at a real catastrophe like katrina and you