But we want to ask you. Helping or hurting his administration . The phone numbers are on your screen. It was over the weekend which the president sent out several tweets which got a lot of attention. Me dealt with the former f. B. I. Director. F. B. I. Director. Also Michael Flynn. A lot of attention was paid to this tweet in particular. Were interested to hear if you think it helps or hurt the administration and the information you may personally gain from the tweets he sends out. The president just tweeting out this morning saying that putting nancy pelosi and Chuck Schumer, liberal puppets, jones, into office in alabama what it was at a recent event at the Reagan National defense forium on saturday, his current c. I. A. Director, the former c. I. A. Director talked about the president s twitter habits and had an exchange on those habits. Heres a bit from that. The problem of suddenly tweeting an antimuslim video like that is that once it goes out, what it does is it inflames people
City is David Rudenstine, a professor of law at the core does a school of law core does that or does out cordozo school of law. He is also the author of the day the presses stopped a history of the pentagon papers case. Thank you for joining us today. Thank you. I am delighted to be here. Phyllis coming up that focuses on the Washington Post coverage of the pentagon papers. Remind us of what the pentagon papers work. Papersthe pentagon totaled 2. 5 million words, 7000 pages, and it weighed 60 pounds. It was a history of how the United States got involved in totnam from roughly 1945 1968. The Washington Post covering the made it to the Supreme Court. Explain what happened. Guest that is a complicated question. Given to there New York Times in 1971. , 1971, the new york seriespushing a 10part publishing the papers. The papers were classified top secret. Later, a judge enjoined with the Going Forward publication pending a hearing because the government claimed interNational Security. Thre
He is also the author of the day the presses stopped a history of the pentagon papers case. Thank you for joining us today. Thank you. I am delighted to be here. Phyllis coming up that focuses on the Washington Post coverage of the pentagon papers. Remind us of what the pentagon papers work. Papersthe pentagon totaled 2. 5 million words, 7000 pages, and it weighed 60 pounds. It was a history of how the United States got involved in totnam from roughly 1945 1968. The Washington Post covering the made it to the Supreme Court. Explain what happened. Guest that is a complicated question. Given to there New York Times in 1971. , 1971, the new york seriespushing a 10part publishing the papers. The papers were classified top secret. Later, a judge enjoined with the Going Forward publication pending a hearing because the government claimed interNational Security. Three days later, the Washington Post again publishing the papers. That is how the newspapers got involved in the case at the Distri
Discussion on, a the history and the impact of the pentagon papers. From washington journal, this is an hour. Continues. Joining us from new york city is David Rudenstine, a professor of law at the core does a school of law core does that or does out cordozo school of law. He is also the author of the day the presses stopped a history of the pentagon papers case. Thank you for joining us today. Thank you. I am delighted to be here. Phyllis coming up that focuses on the Washington Post coverage of the pentagon papers. Remind us of what the pentagon papers work. Papersthe pentagon totaled 2. 5 million words, 7000 pages, and it weighed 60 pounds. It was a history of how the United States got involved in totnam from roughly 1945 1968. The Washington Post covering the made it to the Supreme Court. Explain what happened. Guest that is a complicated question. Given to there New York Times in 1971. , 1971, the new york seriespushing a 10part publishing the papers. The papers were classified to
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