this goes, i think, very much to the heart of what the special counsel s office is investigating. and joining us now, glen kushner, former assistant u.s. attorney and tim o bryan is with us, the author of the book trump nation. he is also an msnbc contributor and glen, we really need you know because we re taking, we re taking a little piece of a transcript, people are kind of running with this that this is a huge little bomb that s in the middle of this thing. what do you make of it? sometimes you accidently blurt something out and it s like, you know, i didn t mean to say it but i meant what i said. they have the ability to kind of restrict our access to some of the information in here. they can rerefact redact things. it tells us for whatever
kushner, former assistant u.s. attorney and tim o bryan is with us, the author of the book trump nation. he is also an msnbc contributor and glen, we really need you know because we re taking, we re taking a little piece of a transcript, people are kind of running with this that this is a huge little bomb that s in the middle of this thing. what do you make of it? sometimes you accidently blurt something out and it s like, you know, i didn t mean to say it but i meant what i said. they have the ability to kind of restrict our access to some of the information in here. they can refadakrefact redac things. it tells us for whatever reason this might have been important to them to put out there. the phrasing when the prosecutors said we believe this
relentless. nevertheless, she did get into the race. and when she did formally get into the race against giuliani, she cleaned his clock honestly. you could see from day one the way she rattled him, despite all his bluster. on the day that she made her announcement, the day she made her meticulously planned, formal announcement she was running, giuliani s response that day was to accidently blurt out that he was running, too, without apparently even knowing he had said that and tried to take it back as soon as he did. becoming the first first lady ever to run for public office in this country. she made it official, announcing her candidacy for the u.s. senate seat in new york, a state where she s lived for about a month. will new yorkers buy the new hillary rodham clinton? her biggest challenge to sharpen
city hall to make this political point. but he was like that just relentless. nevertheless, she did get into the race. and when she did formally get into the race against giuliani she cleaned his clock honestly. you could see from day one the way she rattled him, despite all his bluster. on the day that she made her announcement the day she made her meticulously planned, formal announcement she was running, giuliani s response that day was to accidently blurt out that he was running, too, without apparently even knowing he had said that and tried to take it back as soon as he did. becoming the first first lady ever to run for public office in this country. she made it official announcing her candidacy for the u.s. senate seat in new york a state where she s lived for about a month.