Weekley Standard News Today

Psychs from the "weekley standard." i always look to wisconsin as one of the clean states, at least historically. it was progressive, it believed in good government, clean elections, honest votes, all the good stuff. about 20 years ago it started to get corrupted by a hard right faction coming in there. is there something wrong with wisconsin now that theyre crewing around in this lame duck session? whats going on? >> first of all, thank you for having me on. its great to be joined by charlie as...

E-mails affiliated with the clinton campaign. we have a range of guests so we begin with bill kristol, editor at large of the "weekley standard." new yorks evelyn farkas, a russian expert and diplomat. john, what speaks to you in this indictment? >> the thing that speaks to me is what i expect well see in the next indictment, the kind of one-two-three of the mueller investigation, which is pinning the tail on the donkey being the orange unanimous the west wing. we have two critical dates, there ...

. thats not a strategy, thats desperation. there were two images, by the way, on our tv screens this weekend that stand out. one was went the circus came to town for the gop debate. the other was of a thoughtful president obama on "60 minutes" last night defending his presidency. the contrast with the republicans was jarring. conservative columnist fred barnes of the weekley standard believes the big winner of republican debate so far was president obama. by the way, could mitt romney be this ye...

Serious. how will this interview go down and who will be making ultimate decisions? in a moment dig into that with president clintons chief speech writer, working in white house during the period when clinton testified to grand jury. lawyer as well. and begin with former -- joyce vance and bill crystal of the weekley standard. donald trump does have this experience. i think people underestimate him and his lawyers at their own peril talking strategy. what do you see in the nbc news report about ...