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But odd again, we re talking about the reason why the white house would give michael wolff such access, knowing that this is a president who has some eccentricities, is it fair to say? why would you invite a report tore have a berth for six months? i don t fault the reporter at all. this is what s so interesting about this. donald trump actually publicly humiliates his staff, right? all the time. he publicly humiliated sean spicer. he publicly humiliated reince priebus. we don t have all day. don t do everybody. steve bannon. no, no, no, we can t do them all. i m just saying then they leave the white house and they can all be sources for a book. it s like obviously one of the downsides of attacking your staff is that they re probably less loyal to you and keep fewer of your secrets. now sounds like some of the people who actually stayed were ....
Times in 30 minutes. this guy is just setting records. at this point they should just tell us what s truthful in interviews. i don t fault the reporter for not pushing back. he was getting gold. let trump speak and do fact check afterwards. i disagree. you have to ask him one uncomfortable question in 30 minutes. there wasn t one pointed question. this is not a normal president. this is not we sit down, we get an unfiltered view. we have his unfiltered view via twitter. what has been missing all year is any kind of accountability. so he s choked off all access to the press. when you get these rare opportunities, you can t just turn on the tape recorder. you can t just be a stenographer. you ve got to have some accountability. he criticized barack obama for playing golf for three years, ....
Out if he is? of course not and i think we ve got to respect the will of the voters. neil: all right. that is a sort of a turn in opinion among some, not all, that roy moore, who is in the battle of his life to keep that senate seat in alabama republican, he s even in some polls ahead right now, but already, mitch mcconnell made it clear that he would be persona nongrata if he were elected, not a view shared by ted cruz and others who said if he is who alabama wants, he should be dually a state senator. we re getting ahead of ourselves. and we have jessica, to you on that notion that respect the will of the people, if that s what alabama voters want or who they want, seat him. it s complicated, and i do ....
Have. i think on the republican side, i don t fault ed gillespie as much as i fault a national republican party that really hasn t stood for anything and really hasn t accomplished anything as a party. i think it was really hard for him. he tried to tie into the trump agenda, but the trump agenda hasn t gone very far yet. and so i don t think there was any momentum for him to borrow from there. so i really think this was more about the last election and the democrats kind of getting their act together in virginia more than it was, is this going to be a precursor of what happens in the midterms next year? in his victory speech, governor-elect northam seemed to direct some of his comments to the president and republicans who follow his politics. today, virginians have answered and have spoken. virginia has told us to end the divisiveness that we will not condone hatred and bigotry. and to end the politics that ....
Is that you have house members and senators know there s no way they can go home and get reelected to something that they can call tax reforms and tax cuts. president trump has that momentum open his side. neil: yeah, but only with republicans. it s a different day and edge and i don t fault the president for this. it s been this way for a why. but ronald reagan had support in the house, 40 plus democrats, a good many in the senate. if this tax cut package goes through, largely on republican support, what does that tell you? you know, you re right, neil. president reagan was able to accomplish his tax cuts 30 years ago with bipartisan coalition. i really, really strongly doubt that we re going to see that this go-around. even if the this tax package could walk on water, i don t think the democrats would ....