lead to something even further. when he feels like he is not getting proper praise, that s when you see the tweet that there s no more nuclear threat, which is obviously not true. but that is what he wants people to perceive it as. i believe it was very frustrating for him to get back to the u.s. and see the coverage of this summit and recognize it was not quite on par with what in his mind it should be. look, we have to go, but also, maggie, since you know i like to do a little arm chair analysis, when you talks about kim jong-un and how impressive he is and how much respect he has because of what he was able to take over from his father in his 20s and 1 in 10,000 actually it was 1 in 1. there was not a request for proposals to take over for the dictatorship, there was just one person. thank you for doing the math, for crunching the numbers on that for us. much more on the justice department s inspector general report into hillary clinton e-mail situation. what does it mean
president or city council member say something like that. there is a certain amount of vulnerability he is showing. the presidency is hard work. you didn t hear him say that. he said this is so easy. i can do this quickly. i got hit for that too. arm chair analysis which what we like to do. i like that. i like that candor.window. he doesn t show that. fascinating. it is actually hard work. really? as david said, when he said that about health care. who knew it was complicated? harry truman knew that. bill clinton knew that. in many ways, it is two things. larger than individuals. these are different visions in the party and country. do you continue to have the sense there is a government that is producing outcomes and a president over here saying and tweeting things that may or may not be connected. we have other top stories we have to get to.
people, so many citizens, in the governor s request, not an order, to stay in place, to stay in your home. i mean, not to make light of it, but great boston is one of the most lawless, very low level regions in the world. we run red lights, we cross, you know, we jay walk at will, things like that. people stayed home. there was a community will to catch these two culprits. and of course the news media following the story itself. the tragic shooting of officer sean collier, the m.i.t. campus, the car chase up memorial drive in cambridge, massachusetts, through watertown massachusetts, a suburb of greater boston. there was huge citizen involvement in the story as it played out and it was, between, amazing acquiescence and cooperation among citizens. there is a lot of back and forth around the discussion. there s a lot of arm chair analysis about what could have been done better or differently. but at the end of the day, i mean, this was handled
what are they thinking? why would anyone sacrifice so much time, effort, money and pain you want to turn your arm the other way? to get covered in ink? they ve heard all the arm chair analysis before. they did it out of suppressed anger or rebellion, out of narcissism, insecurity or the need for attention, and then there s the need to express individuality. never has that been more apropos than in today s high-tech world. you have, i don t know, how many credit cart numbers. you have a cell phone number. you have a home telephone number. you have a passport number. you have a social security number. as people start to feel almost helpless, tattooing became more
you want to turn your arm the other way? to get covered in ink? they ve heard all the arm chair analysis before. they did it out of suppressed anger or rebellion, out of narcissism, insecurity or the need for attention, and then there s the need to express individuality. never has that been more apropos than in today s high-tech world. you have, i don t know, how many credit cart numbers. you have a cell phone number. you have a home telephone number. you have a passport number. you have a social security number. as people start to feel almost helpless, tattooing became more popular for some people because it was taking a stand and saying, look, i can t take this