impose a full-fledged gag order on him. it s probably going to take a week for that to happen. you re saying a week. we can do the over/under on anyone who wants to play. i mean, look, contempt means jail, right? yes. the question then is does roger stone and his lawyers, instead of debating the core issues of this case where i have pointed out they have some reasonable arguments, do they want to spend their time arguing over what prejudices a jury? right. and it s interesting, the one person in america who bob mueller has alleged was victimized by roger stone is coming to his defense, at least on the limited issue of the gag order tonight. we have this here on the beat. ran randy credico says, quote, tonight, i m a first amendment purest, and even though i have been and will be the victim of roger stone s attacks, i have reservations about the gag order. john carlin, what do you think of that? look, i think this judge has
statements that substantially prejudice the jury pool. so it s not a full-fledged gag order against roger stone, but let me tell you what s going to happen. roger stone cannot help running his mouth. and he s going to get on tv. he s going to anger amy jackson, the judge. and she s either going to hold him in contempt, detain him, or impose a full-fledged gag order on him. it s probably going to take a week for that to happen. dw you re saying a week. we can do the over/understa on anyone who wants to play. contempt means jail, right? yes. the question then is does roger stone and his lawyers, instead of debating the core issues of this case where i have pointed out they have some reasonable arguments, do they want to spend their time arguing over what prejudices a jury? it s interesting, the one person in america who bob mueller alleged was victimized by roger stone is coming to his defense at least on the limited issue of the gag order tonight.
hyperbole, clearly, an applause line at rallies. it was actually a line on a website that nobody was applauding for. right. but that s not from him. there it is. look, i don t think any serious i don t think any serious person believed that mexico was going to hand us a gigantic check with wall in the memo. you don t pay for the wall up-front. you don t think thousands of people who heard him say and who themselves chanted mexico is going to pay for it and read that website in which he says it will be a one-time payment, you think people just don t think that he is making it up? i think that i think that americans whether they re border patrol agents, whether they re people all across america who care about our sovereignty, i think they want, first of all, border security. secondly, it does make sense for mexico to pay. i think it s fair and just that they pay. whether they pay up front or over time, to me doesn t make very much difference. kerstin? to you, does i
patrol agents, whether they re people all across america who care about our sovereignty, i think they want first of all border security. secondly, it does make sense for mexico to pay. i think it s fair and just that they pay. whether they pay up front or over time, to me doesn t make very much difference. kerstin? to you, does it seem that the president has just lied about this? and today lied about lying about it? yeah, i just don t understand, steve, you re basically saying we shouldn t expect that what he said would happen would happen. he said this over and over. i mean, you ve seen the montage. you ve seen the website. so i guess if that doesn t bother you, i think it was pretty clear that he was saying mexico would pay for it. and the reason he is saying that is because it s really, really expensive. and if he wasn t saying that, he would have to say i m going to spend, you know, 10s of billions of dollars of your money, americans, building this wall. and that s not what peo
huh? scott adams is the creator of the dilbert comic strip. though he admits his speaking engagements have taken a big hit since he began praising president trump on twitter. you were one of the few public people in america who saw this election coming long before anybody else. right. how? so i have a background in hypnosis. i have been interested in persuasion for years. in donald trump i saw the persuasion tools that i had been collecting over the decades. hi, everybody. he lists trump s fame, physical height and unflinching brassness, along with his infamous negotiating style. i could stand in the middle of fifth avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn t lose any voters, okay? what is it about his cadence