they just decided to do it. they are worried about security? they recently obtained evidence. what does the committee know now that they didn t know before? meanwhile, the doj investigation is heating up to. the lawyer that told then president trump that michael parents can block the election, spoiler alert, they could not. the lawyer, john eastman says, they sees his phone and got access to his account. here is a video. it happened the same day the day rated joseph clark s home. more to come on all of that. plus, chaos on the views of all of this country. in the wake of the roe v wade reversal, the latest, south carolina. a federal judge allowing the state to ban abortions beginning around six weeks. that makes at least 10 states that will band or have severe restrictions. another fort teen were banned with certain or likely. nearly half of this country, a right that americans have had for almost 50 years, is vanishing. outrage is growing over a court that seems to be ou
Was the suicide room, and when i mentioned that to the publisher she said, that is just a terrific title, and then she said, are you trying to put us out of business . And i said, id read that book, and she said, thats really not the right title for this book, and we sat and batted it around and there is something about this phrase. I was worried because it would it would come across as judgmental in some way or people would see it as almost bitterly ironic, and that wasnt the intention. Its a much simpler meaning which comes down to and this is what i got comfortable with finally. If you read the book and if you get to know these people inside the book and hear their stories, youll have a better sense. If you say this ubiquitous phrase, thank you for your service youll have a much clearer idea of who we are thanking and what youre thanking them for. And so that seemed to be a good title at that point. Brian how many of the people youre writing about in this book were in the first book
American politics today. Those are the things that make candidates win or lose, along with their personality and all these other factors. I think party labors party labels are kind of an afterthought. Whos also Steve Schmidt served as a senior strategist for george w. Bush and john aint. The discussion and john mccain. The discussion was on Donald Trumps First One Hundred days, hosted by the university of toledo fire. See the disc university of southern california. See tonight here on cspan. On sunday, matt havey will be our guest on indepth. That instant when you fall in love, for me, trump was like that, except it was the opposite. On thefirst saw him campaign trail, i thought this is a person who is unique, horrible, terrible characteristics were put on earth specifically for me to appreciate or unappreciated or whatever the verb is. Because i had really been spending a lot of the last 10 to , without knowing it, preparing for donald trump to happen. He is a contributor to Rolling S
Good morning. We are pretty much where we were, if you think back to where we were during the campaign where President Trump basically was vowing to pull the u. S. Out of the Paris Agreement. In a sense we may be no different place than there, right, since we, the president never really gave any signals at he was deeply. Considering his pledge the past two to three months a lot more chatter and meetings in the white house in terms of atemmingts by those who want to keep the u. S. In the agreement to get to President Trump and try to convince him of the really a myriad of ways we could stay in the deal while perhaps weakening the u. S. Pledge, weakening the u. S. Commitment. It is something that would make staying in the deal still pail atable but i dont think those voices are probably going to win out in the end. As far as philosophy, then, what would you think is the value of the u. S. Staying or leaving the deal . Well, theres probably great value globally to the u. S. Staying in the
Good morning. We are pretty much where we were, if you think back to where we were during the campaign where President Trump basically was vowing to pull the u. S. Out of the Paris Agreement. In a sense we may be no different place than there, right, since we, the president never really gave any signals at he was deeply. Considering his pledge the past two to three months a lot more chatter and meetings in the white house in terms of atemmingts by those who want to keep the u. S. In the agreement to get to President Trump and try to convince him of the really a myriad of ways we could stay in the deal while perhaps weakening the u. S. Pledge, weakening the u. S. Commitment. It is something that would make staying in the deal still pail atable but i dont think those voices are probably going to win out in the end. As far as philosophy, then, what would you think is the value of the u. S. Staying or leaving the deal . Well, theres probably great value globally to the u. S. Staying in the