Say that. And did he ask you to pledge loyalty and there would be nothing wrong if i did say it according to everybody that i read today but i did not say that. And did he ask for a pledge of loyalty from you. Thats another thing he said. No, he did not. He said those things under oath. Would you be willing to speak under oath to give your version of events. 100 . I didnt say under oath. I hardly know the man, i didnt say i want you to pledge allegiance. Who would do that . Who would ask someone to pledge allegice under oath . Who would do that. It makes no sense. No, i didnt say that, i didnt say the other. If Robert Mueller wanted to speak to you about that. I would be glad to tell him exactly what i just told you. Seem to be hinteding there are recordings of those conversations. Im not hinteding anything. Ill tell you over a very short period of time. When will you tell us about the recordings. Over a short period of time. Are there take place, sir . You are going to be very
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bernie sanders? i do like that comparison. the actual victor in the election is clearly mr. corbin. he is eye delogically and temperamentally completely opposite to someone like donald trump. what he and trump have in commons is this capacity to present themselves as antiestablishment, anti-status quo. in his policies he s much more like a bernie sanders figure. he shares those kinds of insurgent values. he starked the kind of youth enthusiasm that we saw here. i think there are a lot of comparisons. one of them also, brian, being this. i think increasingly debatable idea that more centrist candidates are axiomatically more electionible. i think that thesis as it applies either in britain or the united states is increasingly questionable these days. want to thank you both.
he is eye delogically and temperamentally completely opposite to someone like donald trump. what he and trump have in commons is this capacity to present themselves as antiestablishment, anti-status quo. in his policies he s much more like a bernie sanders figure. he shares those kinds of insurgent values. he starked the kind of youth enthusiasm that we saw here. i think there are a lot of comparisons. one of them also, brian, being this. i think increasingly debatable idea that more centrist candidates are axiomatically more electionible. i think that thesis as it applies either in britain or the united states is increasingly questionable these days. want to thank you both. while the jet age has shortened
he was supposed to campaign with him this weekend. when he went there and donald trump wasn t there he got booed. there has been a large disconnect between washington, d.c. and the people. these campaigns this year is all about being the anti-establishment, anti-status quo, something that paul ryan represents. this does no damage to donald trump. if anything, this actually helps. thank you, paul ryan, if you are not going to help us, good luck. i think mr. trump is going to need a solid house. as you learned by tim huelskamp, who went against donald trump he s packing up his box and going home. donald trump is going to motivate people in november to the races. the fact that people lose, if the house members lose it s not because of donald trump. it s because they didn t represent their voters for the last two years. david, your take? i think from what we just heard which is basically an attack from a trump supporter on paul ryan, we are seeing a real cleavage in the republican
the swamp in washington and ending a culture of corruption, carly rangel is facing allegations and at this point they are just allegations, but 13 ethics violation charges. i think that s right. it looks like he s going to win. but there s no question that the republicans would like to have him around. they d like to keep him out there. look, after tonight there s a very real chance the conversation is going to turn to, is there some sort of civil war going on in the right, within republicans, conservatives, that sort of thing. are we seeing something like the 1960s where the rise of barry goldwater seized power back from the establishment but went on to get a realdrubbing in the national election and from that built a conservative movement that became powerful but it took a while. republicans will not like that conversation much, they ll want part of the conversation to be about, hey, there are a lot of problems with these establishment democrats, and a mood when the country is