time to walk away. the easy thing to do is to walk away. i think that what they should do and this is more admiral position is to take a step back and muster the courage to speak truth to power. muster the courage to be able to stand up and say to the president, mr. president, i disagree withia. a i think one of the things we know about the president is he doesn t like when people disagree with him, but we all know when it president has a range of views and those views made public so the public can weigh ibon them. but shawn, how long can it go on for him to continue to contradict them? do they just continue to take it and he keeps saying, oh, i agree with him but saying things that contradict the things they say? how much should they take? i know for many of them it s
advisers if they don t take their advice. take a listen to this. it can be proven beyond any evidentiary burden that russia is not our friend and tried to attack us in 2016. so the president either needs to rely on the people he has chosen to advise him or those advisers need to reevaluate whether they can serve in this administration, but the disconnect cannot continue they should resign if he continues to not listen or take their advice. do you think the president s intelligence officials are feeling the same way as congressman gowdy tonight? i think we re all fortunate they re not feeling that way, don. i think for the people on the president s national security team i think this is not the time to walk away. the easy thing to do is to walk away. i think that what they should do and this is more admiral position is to take a step back and muster the courage to speak truth to power. muster the courage to be able to stand up and say to the president, mr. president, i
regurgitate all the bullet points and support anything fox throws out there when it s not substantiated. there is another component to this. does the white house have a race problem? jim clyburn was quoted in a story by maureen dowd in the new york times and says i don t think a single black person was consulted before shirley sherrod was fired. i mean, come on. the president needs some black people around him. what do you make of this? i saw maureen dowd s piece. our first black president, she alleges needs. hysterical? she was being funny. the fact that our first black president genuinely black, not bill clinton simply by tony morrison saying he was but a really first black president needs more black people to tell him how to be black? it s silly. of course, he needs to have the most able staff of all rays that he can put together. and frankly, he started off this his presidency in an admiral