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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20170824:06:50:00 - Vimarsana News

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20170824:06:50:00

This topic, we welcome to the broadcast sarah washington and with us from wisconsin, our friend charlie sykes, long time radio talk show host and author. sarah, serious question. are we know longer hoping to get the funding from mexico? i ask because last night was really the first time he went past that, talked about needing money from congress. it would be the first time we've had a government shutdown intraparty. i remember the one during the clinton versus gingrich battle. this would be republicans controlling white house, white house and senate. so that would be usual. i think whatever fu...

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Does he feel targeted. if you talk to most folks, seems like he's got to grow 50% more courage. >> i haven't spoken to him in some time. but look, these guys, of course, are -- they understand that -- that donald trump and his supporters will throw them under the bus. they understand that dynamic perfectly. and i guess the question is what is donald trump's end game. look, you know, druft, is it to pass all the major legislation, does he care, which i think is happening, i think it's more financing into a grievance movement. he talked about tearing it down, burning it down, a shutdown, donald ...

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Something we had a few days ago. sometimes it's up, sometimes it's down. let's take a step back and take a bigger picture look. it's time to ask a different question all together about donald trump's approval rating and what it means. and the question basically is, does this approval rating mean what it looks like it means? we're used to past presidents 35% being a disaster and with past presidents it certainly was. but the situation is a little bit more complicated with donald trump because we can look at this number here, 35% job approval rating, a 36% personal favorable rating, a popularity...

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As he put it last night this way. his appearance caused questions about stability. it was all about his grievances. he attacked republican incumbents. he had unrealistic goals like changing the filibuster threshold and government shutdown among them. he had no message. no follow on on afghanistan from 24 hours earlier committing young men and women to war. no mention of the sailors on board the "uss john mccain." so my question is, if all that is true, was this at all a chastened teleprompter president we saw today, in your view? >> no, i don't think so. what you see is you know, he started ou...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20170824:08:50:00 - Vimarsana News

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20170824:08:50:00

Broadcast sarah washington and our friend charlie sykes, long time radio talk anna author. sara, serious question. are we know longer hoping to get the funding from mexico? i ask because last night was really the first time he went past that, talked to needing money from congress, it would be the first time we've had a government shutdown intra party. i remember the one clinton versus begin grich battle. this would be the republicans controlling white house and white house. >> we've seen a gradual recognition that whatever funding mechanism came for the wall, it would obviously involve taxpaye...