Themselves from what he has to intimidate them or embarrass them. we think about allen weisselberg, paying for his grandchildren s education and all sorts of things. that was repaid in loyalty. barbara, you re a lawyer, as you said. now you look at trump s situation, facing a total of 91 criminal charges. i am truly astounded by that. there s something about the number that brings it home for me. four separate criminal cases. do you think he understand the gravity of this? yeah. i m not sure that he has up until now, because he surrounds himself with people that will tell him the lies he wants to hear. it reenforces. even though he knows it s not
Reagan was i think almost a decade younger. all of it again, you mentioned the fall. it reenforces something, a narrative, even though it could happen to any of us, it certainly has happened to me. is it too late to reverse that narrative? robert. oh, sorry. for me. i didn t know if you were talking to peter. look, his age is what it is. as i said earlier, he s not going to get any younger. if he could do that, he d win in a landslide. i think again each and every day the white house is going to have to show an energy and a vigor to the president that s capable of doing the job. i do think i see this when i watch democratic focus groups. there s concern, but immediately once you get into when he has to face a republican everybody is on board. i think they re going to just have to continue to show him capable and able and successful in doing that job. i really don t think there s a
Fear and paranoia he would sit and watch fox news all day every day, and i think that stuff really kind of reenforces this negative view of minority groups and leads people to be it doesn t necessarily lead people to be racist, but it reenforces and galvanizes racist people and their beliefs. that leaves the rest of us to live with the frightening reality of us or anyone we love being the victims of gun violence anywhere in america it s the story we begin with cecilia is here. former president of planned parenthood david is joining us. editorial board member margaret, and molly, a special correspondent for vanity fair. so david jolly, i m going to come to you first because i m guessing i m surmising, that you and i keep a closer eye on
Donald trump. glenn, let me ask you about this as well after the july 25th phone call between president trump and president zelensky, michael duffy reached out to the pentagon and told them not to release the aid. does that undermine the president s defense that the aid was not contingent on any investigations? yes. it further undermines it. it is yet another smoking gun of this whole sad episode. it reenforces what donald trump s own hand pick ambassador to the eu, gordon sondland testified under oath which was and i quote, there was quid pro quo, this e-mail right after that conversation is yet another damming piece of evidence. i don t think it measures up to what we just learned from the new york times. executive branch government officials told the president in
Credence if he said nothing at all. absolutely. the answer is clearly yes. this goes as of what s being vulnerability. in the exit poll on the day president trump was elected, a little more of one fif-fifth pe who voted for him did not think he s qualified to be the president and they did not think he had the temperament to succeed, they did not like hillary clinton and tired of conventional politicians so they wanted change and what has happened over the past year, has done more to deepen those initial doubts than to dissuade them. as his approvaling h rating has dropped, it reenforces of what people have seen in public of a
Days because there s very little history. i would say the fbi in the judgment of most people in this country is still one of our most valued institutions and mueller s reputation across the board has an enormous amount of integrity. the president just tweeted, tom, was fox & friends just named the most influential show in news. you deserve it, three great people. the many fake news hate shows could study your formula for success. tom? well, he watches fox news because it reenforces what he believes. fox news, after shepard smith in the late afternoon is on a jihad right now on the whole question about whether there s a fairness about this or not, the transfer of uranium, for example, to iran. schepp smith has gone into some detail to say it didn t happen. she didn t have the authority to do that. that ends at 4:30 or 5:00, whenever he gets off the air. from then on, the whole assault
Thing. they had higher hopes having that kind of evidence in office. in any large operations like this a lot of thing happen that you cannot predict. it sort of ironic and although they have indeed accomplished their goal of destabilizing and dividing the west, they don t have candidate that they want of those positions because of the political situation in the country and domestic politics do not let donald trump pursuing those. you never know how it turns out as the russians know very well. and also a really interesting thing that i read today on the new york times. what most disturbing of what they see as america s russia fever is that it reenforces and narratives put forth tire lessly by state-controlled russian news