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like to be on the white house staff. got to watch twitter to see what people are going to do. you were in, you were around when the colin kaepernick protests were going on when he was playing for the 49ers. what did you think then about that? i fully supported his right to speak out. i thought he made some mistakes, some big mistakes early. he wore the socks. remember the socks that were pigs in policemen ewan forps. he didn t have a clear message at first. but i supported his right to protest and i think what he did was really admirable. he went out and sought the advice of a man named nate boyer, a former player with a seahawks. a military veteran, who gave kaepernick the advice to kneel. he said in stead of sitting on the bench, kneel. it s also a sign of respect. if you think about you bow in front of somebody. and so this was the advice kaepernick sought out. he sort of refined his message, saying i thought things had made more sense in terms of clarifying what he was p ....
Accent. there s that piece, but then there s the more dangerous piece, which is the idea that these elections are actually rigged against us and stolen from us. at the same time, in kentucky, obviously very republican states, in the republican primary for secretary of state, the incumbent secretary of state who said, election wasn t rigged, no truth to this, overwhelmingly won a primary against a republican who did believe that the election was stolen from donald trump. so, you don t necessarily have to in order to win. governor kemp was reelected in georgia. you re right, this is annage-old story, but after 2020, and because it s spreading so deeply in the blood of republicans, isn t it baercht upon leaders to say the election was not stolen? you would think, but if you re pandering to the trump base, why are you running against former president trump? i don t understand the end game ....
Proposed and not a close case where the prosecutorial discretion where the governor mentioned would come to play. it would be flagrantly illegal and violation of some of our moesz serious drug laws and i would say i don t doubt the good intentions of these yards but there is no exception to federal law. we don t say to the embezeler, it s okay to steal that money. we nts you have good intentions f for. we don t say to the tax chief, we understand you think government s too big and you have good intentions. whether you re a mayor. or a annage man on the street. ....
Grew up playing basketball in the u.s. and went to the university of arizona and the rest flowed from there, but you spent part of your life here, but part of your life in the middle east. talk about what that was like. you were very much not in the mainstream of culture. what did you learn from that experience? well i sort of had the best of both worlds. i was born in beirut. my grandparents settled there after world war i. they had a great his ary of running an or fannage. we spent a lot of time in los angeles and periodically, he would take sabbaticals overseas. he was a professor of meiddle east earn history. you were there during your junior high school years. three years in cairo. a year in france. a summer in tunisia. ....
Talking about tonight? i m not a psychologist, brian, but when it comes to his behavior, not much has changed. his leadership style has not changed, even though he s had a change in personnel. in particular at the top with a new chief of staff, general john kelly. my sources in the west wing say general kelly is trying to stabilize the staff. he s not trying to change the way the president operates. and you see annage kno agnag an acknowledgement across the white house that this social media behavior will continue, will not abate. because this is who president trump is. margaret, let s talk about general kelly. you, among other journalists, were reporting that just perhaps a new sheriff in town might modulate and moderate what the president says on twitter and how often. so much for that, i guess, after today. what have you been able to learn about his communications inside the west wing and elsewhere with ....