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Before the worst of watergate happened. now another memo, about 27 years later, reinforced the original argument stating the indictment of a sit iting president called for extraordinary circumstances. that means in theory that rod rosenstein has been asked to go against the official policy and to indict president. that barring something truly earth-shaking is unlikely, but consider this, those memos and guidelines according to the olc website are to provide legal advice to the president and all executive branch agencies. all executive branch agencies. so outside the federal government, there might be another way to do this, like perhaps a state office that has the power to bring an indictment. and an office like a state attorney general. for example, this woman, new york attorney general barbara ....
Claim was one of two demonstrable falsehoods he made that morning when his own aide gave those comments in a background briefing. let s bring in john callaway and conservative columnist, kristen tate. good morning. ladies first. this new york times article says it s not clear whether the president was simply unaware of the actions of his own staff of ignores the truth. it seems clear and trump was unware, but this highlights a major problem in this white house. trump supporters love his unconventional style, however, it seems clear this administration needs a good dose of coordination and trump needs to be sit iting down with his ....
Meeting fate to face, but talk on the phone all the time these days. yeah, but do we think mcconnell didn t hear the president endorsing bannon, who basically said it s civil war between us, meaning the people at the value voter s summit and mcmichel konl? i i think he herd it because his wife was sit iting at the table when it was said. so i m certain he got the message before the lunch. thank you for that. we appreciate it. i m going to now bring in matt welch, the editor for reason magazine. curt, political strategist for br breitbart and michael steele. so, let me start with you. we ve got this we need a wall to get welfare reform and he s in the room with the person he s going to need to get all that ....
Open up walkways and paths. grab a foot, grab a leg. grab a shoulder. help them on to the wheelchair and let s move them to safety. let s move them to transport, to the hospital. michael was helping with, you know, basic emt. that s not what i know how to do. i m no professional at that. sit iting with people, trying t comfort them, asking their names, who their children are. trying to give them, remind them why they have to fight. and they did. and they would. one of the things that is so bizarre and unusual that you had to live through is duration. did you have a sense of that in the moment that, jesus, this isn t ending? these shots just keep coming, keep coming? i did. i did. it was long, continuous bursts of automatic fire, as you know by now. and when we made it to the point that it was potential safety for ....
Of a parking garage with duffel bags handing things out. i talked to the mayor. i saw her, hey, i was at this helter, here s the medications they say they need. she started sit iting down with me. here s where you get that, this, she brought a bunch of medications. it s a hostagedgepodge. it s working to some extent. sfims, through this system, people can get help, but it s not dependable hospitals have hours of fuel and how do you run a hospital on that? how do you continue to take care of people? would you admit a patient if you re not sure you can be open tomorrow in case you need to transfer the patient back out? that s the frustration and reality. we re ten, 11 days ott now, so this is ongoing. no doubt. sanjay gupta, thank you for that report. and here a look at some of the federal response efforts underway. a fema task force built a pulley system to cross the river to bring relief to dozens of ....