knowing that donald trump was, to say the least, an unconventional presidential candidate, that we hadn t seen anything quite like him before, i don t think anyone really imagined how far into the outer limits we would go. we remain in mid-leap into the unknown. our panel will stay with us. coming up as we fit in our first break, he was once quoted saying he would take a bullet for his boss, who is now the president. michael cohen s still evolving relationship with donald trump. and later, this president s response to disaster has been called a disaster in itself. how the man who once insisted anyone can act presidential is filling the role as consoler in chief. our special edition of the 11th hour just getting started on this post-thanksgiving night. not long ago, ronda started here.
unconventional presidential candidate, that we hadn t seen anything quite like him before, i don t think anyone really imagined how far into the outer limits we would go. we remain in mid-leap into the unknown. hopefully we ll offer some clarity over this hour. ourpable is going to stay with us. and coming up, as we fit in our first break, he was once quoted as saying he would take a bullet for his boss, who is now the president. michael cohen s still evolving relationship with donald trump. and later, this president s response to disaster has been called a disaster in itself. how the man who once insisted anyone can act presidential is filling the role as consoler in chief. our special edition of the 11th hour just getting started on this post-thanksgiving night. [ phone rings ] what?!
the one carve out is on short term national security issues. a number will want to hear from bolton. and hear of long term view about the saudi relationship. lots of stuff has to be on the table. this is a big deal. obviously concurrent with the statute. then, now let s get to your book. that was on the outer limits of the orbit of the piece of work. now you get into it closer. which is how we re dealing with one another and dealing with us versus them. that came up in the interview. i don t think the president saw it this way. he was talking about kavanaugh. are you happy with this? here s what he said. had i not made that speech, we wouldn t have won. i was saying she didn t seem to know anything. and tried to destroy a life of a man who has been extraordinary. you seem to be saying, that she lied. you know what, i won t get
what do we agree on. what do we believe about the long term of human rights and what do you believe about human dignit right saudis are not articu he gives 120 days. at this point, if they say, yeah, we were right. that s what it was. some guys went too far, we ll deal w it. do you think the senate will make this the moment that they say, no, something s going to happen if the white house doesn t trigge it, we will. i think in general the legisl supposed to be the place where all long term thinki happens for the u.s. govern and the administration is suppos to be executing polici that are set by the congress because t most accountable to the people. the one carveout from that is on short term national security issues you ne president and admini to lead. a number of us want to he ambass bolton and hear a long term view about the saudi relati i thin lots of stuff has to be on the table. he had would let you act unilat now let s get closer to the book. that was like on the outer limi
last time i checked liberty didn t equate to abortion. supreme court said it did but here s the point. what are the limits on this concept? what are the limits on the ability of the court to find a number of rights that apply to a particular situation? what are the checks and balances of people in your business if you can find people who agree with you to confer a right where the public likes it or not based on this concept of a panumber of rights. what are the outer limits to in? the supreme court in the gluxburg case is the test that the supreme court using to find unenumerated rights under the liberty clause of the 14th amendment and refers to rights