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Hits the average viewer. howie: a lot of people like this message even when he uses tough street language. vai suarez, mollie hemingway. thanks for joining us. anthony scaramucci and his take on the cnn sto
The side issues and the scandals and not covering the substance of his agenda. isn't this a case where the president is detracting from his own agenda? sharyl rragenda. sharyl: i don't expect a lot from politicians. but we in the media should be held to a higher standard. i think that's where we are falling short. howie: as much as the media mavens are talking about this. but trump supporters love this when he beats up on pundits and they don't mind that he uses street language. ray: so many people doing so many different things in so many different places, we no longer seem to have the discre...
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Offensive. >> that's the point i'm making. it's impossible to have a rationale debate about an issue when you hurling curses and stuff like that. that's -- >> neil: these are the same people that criticized donald trump for his language. >> right. his language, i never approved of it and i'm sure you didn't. but here's the thing. we need to have a rationale discourse about energy policy, taxes, welfare, immigration. if you're going to reduce it to street language -- my dad was a street thug. if you're going to do that, you're not going to have -- >> neil: you lose the argument. we're going to ...
He came in my face and goes, where are you going? at that time i felt i knew what was coming down. remember, i was a decoy. i got mugged 500 times. >> on purpose. >> yeah, i had been stabbed, shot at. i felt it coming down. my initial reaction was how did i let them get so close to me and he was going to punch me. i looked in his eye and next thing was a shot in my face. moldly i put my hat under my jacket, i carry a gun legally. and i said to him, if you don't get out of my face, i'm going to pop a cap. i used some vulgar language. but it was a street language where it's understood exactly wh...