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campaign. ultimately those waves did wash across the boat and ultimately on tuesday the ss herschel walker finally sank. >> christian walker, isn't the same son that lambasted his dad on social media? i want to also ask you before we let you go about your reporting about how walker's campaign was unconventionally structured? >> yes, christian walker became disturbed by a pattern of lies by his dad. once the abortion story broke, he said, that's it. as for the way the campaign was structured, no one was empowered to make decisions and it meant that decisions large and small were, according to what we were told, micromanaged by the candidate and his wife. as a result, decisions that should have been normally made by professional staff quickly, ground to a halt with the candidate who is concerning
person who wants to buck governor rules in general or discipline order or doesn't like to be micromanaged. well run police forces with good records still have a ton of rules you have to follow when you're an officer. for many reasons, including the fact you are a government employee, given you this authority justified, to use lethal force justified. with all that in mind, i just said it all quite seriously, the same point was made by the comedian on hbo, john oliver, doing it in his own way just last night. >> the constant refrain we hear from cops every time they kill an unarmed black person is they should have complied with commands. but that only seems to work one way. because when officers are asked to follow simple rules or face consequences, a not insignificant amount of them flip their [ bleep ]. do you think an officer wants to quit over this?
deactivated by trumpet players. and the other great thing about my science is it has a spiritual dimension. >> i was feeling the spirit i was not thinking about a mask but having a good time. steve: unfortunately your science has not evolved to the point we occurred explained that you are feeling the spirit that maybe one day that will happen and the way that your science is as good as my science. >> don't feel as though you have to be micromanaged. we don't need the fund police to micromanage and tell us what we should or should not be doing. [laughter] steve: we most certainly do not. we do not need to be micromanaged and told that we should or should not be doing especially by arrogant self-righteous elite democratic advocates like you
deactivated by trumpet players. and the other great thing about my science is it has a spiritual dimension. >> i was feeling the spirit i was not thinking about a mask but having a good time. steve: unfortunately your science has not evolved to the point we occurred explained that you are feeling the spirit that maybe one day that will happen and the way that your science is as good as my science. >> don't feel as though you have to be micromanaged. we don't need the fund police to micromanage and tell us what we should or should not be doing. [laughter] steve: we most certainly do not. we do not need to be micromanaged and told that we should or should not be doing especially by arrogant self-righteous elite democratic advocates like you
deactivated by trumpet players. and the other great thing about my science is it has a spiritual dimension. >> i was feeling the spirit i was not thinking about a mask but having a good time. steve: unfortunately your science has not evolved to the point we occurred explained that you are feeling the spirit that maybe one day that will happen and the way that your science is as good as my science. >> don't feel as though you have to be micromanaged. we don't need the fund police to micromanage and tell us what we should or should not be doing. [laughter] steve: we most certainly do not. we do not need to be micromanaged and told that we should or should not be doing especially by arrogant self-righteous elite democratic advocates like you
intelligence committees, and he wants to have the freedom to do that without having -- being, you know, micromanaged by the white house or by the state department. i think, to me, when i heard he resigned, it seemed to me like it was very much, i'm doing this because i want to get out from under the yoke of the administration here and be able to fully cooperate. admiral kirby, earlier today, secretary of state pompeo received three house subpoenas for failure to produce documents on ukraine. why do you think we haven't heard much from pompeo or frankly the state department this week? >> yeah, it's a great question. i don't know. i fully expected this afternoon and coming in this evening to talk to you that we would see some sort of statement out of the state department that just acknowledges the request, and, hey, we're going to cooperate. you know, we're going to do what we can to show that there was nothing inappropriate done at the state department. but not a word. it's very unusual. and i can't tell whether that's pompeo holding his cards close and just doesn't want to be transparent about this or whether they're getting directed by the white house to shut
retirement for one last heist, con, caper, battle, boxing match, or in this case, a 700-seat restaurant that combines certain qualities of each of those things. the story and scenery are so perfect that somebody should really make a movie out of it. but right now, the fun stops when the food arrives." oh, this is just too good. friday morning, we had a meeting. i had all my files and all the menus. i'd seen the owner jim come in. i hadn't seen him since the review in "the new york times." and then he said, "you know, we've given you all the leeway because you didn't want to be micromanaged. and this is the result. so now, we have to actually monitor you and we're going to take charge of the food." i thought to myself, "really? these are the ones who asked me whether lamb had both white and dark meat." these are the people who are going to take over the food for [ bleep ] sake. i am sitting at the meeting thinking, "why am i listening to this crap? these people are losers." and i took my files and the
match, or in this case, a 700-seat restaurant that combines certain qualities of each of those things. the story and scenery are so perfect that somebody should really make a movie out of it. but right now, the fun stops when the food arrives." oh, this is just too good. friday morning, we had a meeting. i had all my files and all the menus. i'd seen the owner jim come in. i hadn't seen him since the review in "the new york times." and then he said, "you know, we've given you all the leeway because you didn't want to be micromanaged. and this is the result. so now, we have to actually monitor you and we're going to take charge of the food." i thought to myself, "really? these are the ones who asked me whether lamb had both white and dark meat." these are the people who are going to take over the food for [ bleep ] sake. i am sitting at the meeting thinking, "why am i listening to this crap?
combines certain qualities of each of those things. the story and scenery are so perfect that somebody should really make a movie out of it. but right now, the fun stops when the food arrives." oh, this is just too good. friday morning, we had a meeting. i had all my files and all the menus. i'd seen the owner jim come in. i hadn't seen him since the review in "the new york times." and then he said, "you know, we've given you all the leeway because you didn't want to be micromanaged. and this is the result. so now, we have to actually monitor you and we're going to take charge of the food." i thought to myself, "really? these are the ones who asked me whether lamb had both white and dark meat." these are the people who are going to take over the food for [ bleep ] sake. i am sitting at the meeting thinking, "why am i listening to this crap? these people are losers." and i took my files and the garbage can was right there, and
perfect that somebody should really make a movie out of it. but right now, the fun stops when the food arrives." oh, this is just too good. friday morning, we had a meeting. i had all my files and all the menus. i'd seen the owner jim come in. i hadn't seen him since the review in "the new york times." and then he said, "you know, we've given you all the leeway because you didn't want to be micromanaged. and this is the result. so now, we have to actually monitor you and we're going to take charge of the food." i thought to myself, "really? these are the ones who asked me whether lamb had both white and dark meat." these are the people who are going to take over the food for [ bleep ] sake. i am sitting at the meeting thinking, "why am i listening to this crap? these people are losers." and i took my files and the garbage can was right there, and i just threw them into the garbage can. i said, "oh, obviously, we're not needing these any time soon. if we can't improve this situation, then i'm not coming back."