clear on twitter with her spokesperson and other ways she made clear inside the white house. back to people who were watching the giuliani mayor on 9/10, none of us are surprised at anything that happened in his political career since. flaming out as a presidential candidate we all predicted that. and now this flame out daily as the president s tv lawyer. this is the kind of incoherns you were getting from rudy giuliani publically. his children were disowning him publically back in the conflict of his marital life, personal life, and mayoral life. it s interesting. with trump, it s sort of ground hog day. he s reintroducing us to these 80s characters of manhattan that you and i have watched back and forth. and they re just sort of reborn again. it s strange and unsettling, and
brutalist nature? you know, there s a lot of trump in giuliani, and he gets trumpier, it seems, day-by-day. and i don t see how this is doing the president any good, and certainly not doing america s mayor any good in the image department. tim o brien, most i think rudy giuliani is relying on something that has basically worked for him, which is that most people in the national media, most people in america don t know anything about him prior to 9/11. then he became the mayor who was here in new york in the middle of 9/11 and gained a lot of sympathy for himself in that. but those of us who were here before 9/11, remembered on 9/10, the most chaotic modern mayor in new york city history.
frankly, mental capacities? or is it just lying of a sort of brutalist nature? you know, there s a lot of trump in giuliani, and he gets trumpier, it seems, day-by-day. and i don t see how this is doing the president any good, and certainly not doing america s mayor any good in the image department. tim o brien, most i think rudy giuliani is relying on something that has basically worked for him, which is that most people in the national media, most people in america don t know anything about him prior to 9/11. then he became the mayor who was here in new york in the middle of 9/11 and gained a lot of sympathy for himself in that. but those of us who were here before 9/11, remembered on 9/10, the most chaotic modern mayor in
this bill that was signed by president trump today to get sex trafficking off of the internet to the extent that it is possible to do so. so, thank you for that. senator rob portman, always good to talk to you. rob portman of ohio. let s look at the markets as trading winds down for the day. we are in lower markets giving up 9/10 of a percent, unclear what that is about. we are obviously talking about a strike on syria and that sometimes has markets a little bit worried. i can t really tell you what this is all about, but you can see through the course of the day that market has been below the break even level all day. it s moved up and down a fair amount. that brings this hour to a close for me. i m going to see you right back here at 11:00 p.m. eastern on the the 11th hour. you can see me on social media, facebook, twitter, snapchat. thank you for watching. deadline white house with nicolle wallace starts right now. hi, everyone.
the president was proven right. one at a time. one of the most extraordinary things i ve ever heard and i think we ought to stop on it. jason, you just said the president was proven right. the president ought to be of the united states ought to be proven right 9/10 of the time on everything he says. you re not around this town that much. actually the people electing him i expect the president to be right 9/10 of the time. we haven t heard from you. the president, according to director comey, the president asked for a loyalty pledge saying, quote, i need loyalty, i expect loyalty. there was this long awkward silence where they re just stairi staring at each other. how unusual is it for the the president of the united states to ask for loyalty? he didn t ask for loyalty. i m asking you to do what i m asking you to do. i work for the special counsel 4 1/2 years down the hall, director mueller.