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Axios is reporting that "new york times" reporter maggie haberman writes in a forth coming book that the white house staff periodically discovered wads of printed paper clogging a toilet. and believed trump was to blame. while nbc news hasn't independently verified this, it sure seems to shed some light on moments like these. >> i won't use the example of toilets because it is sort of gross, right? but let's use it anyway. so no water comes out. so people are flushing it seven, eight, ten, 12 times. the end result is it is no good. ten times. not me, of course. not me. people are flushing toil...

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Goes with this sink in a shower? >> truly, the honest call and call and response of all-time. making the audience scream, toilets! back at you. i don't care why trump was obsessed with toilets. to be perfectly honest, i don't want to know why or where they got involved in discussions about toilets having to be flush ten or 15 times. unfortunately though, the ex presidents odd predilection for toilets is in the news today. and as a serious journalist, it's my duty to tell you. according to new york times haberman, when donald trump was president, his staff used to periodically find wads of prin...

Reaction to the watergate scandal. but while nixon was known for erasing tapes, trump, it seems, may have had a different way of getting rid of compromising information. as reported in axios, new york times reporter maggie haberman writes in an upcoming book that the white house staff periodically discovered lots of printed paper clogging a toilet. and yes, believe the president was to blame for that. well, that explains this random comments he made in 2019. >> people are flushing toilets ten times, 15 times, as opposed to once. they end up using more water. >> [laughs] for more on, this david...

May have had a different way of getting rid of compromising information. as reported in axios, new york times reporter maggie haberman writes in an upcoming book that the white house staff periodically discovered lots of printed paper clogging a toilet. and yes, believe the president was to blame for that. well, that explains this random comments he made in 2019. >> people are flushing toilets ten times, 15 times, as opposed to once. they end up using more water. >> [laughs] for more on, this david corn is back with us, and we're joined now by joyce vance, and msnbc legal analyst. it's great t...