secretary said the cia people were rooting for the cheering for the those are toldltally inappropriate. they respect the president of the united states. they re not let me ask you, as somebody close to the trump team called me and basically said that this was all genius so, because we re no longer talking about the maybe one of the biggest marches in the history of the united states and the world, simultaneously in cities all the way down to australia, of all i mean, as said, an entire gender protesting donald trump and we re not really talking about it and we re not talking about the issues raised at that briefing. we re talking about crowd counts and maybe we re being beclowned. some of the newspaper headlines can be a testament to that, ours included because then we had to cover sean spicer s statement and the story i had done and many journalists had done about the actual march and the record-breaking numbers was papered over by that statement. and that s why i think
appeared larger. and it, you know, whatever it was, as long as it was anything close to, or larger than, the inauguration crowd, that s going to stick in donald trump s craw. you had some harsh things to say about sean spicer over the weekend, i have to say, on twitter. me, harsh? couldn t be. getting back to what trump s strategy is here, i do think, you had a good interview with senator barrasso about tpp. not a trivial thing. it s a big deal. he s doing what he said he would do during the campaign, getting us out of a trade deal negotiated through a preceding administrations. that s a serious matter and if you raise it, though, i found this, i was on the hill last week with republicans, this is aren t we don t you think this is kind of a problem geopolitically in japan, au australia, et cetera? oh, this is trump s era, we don t think that way anymore. i think they ve been pretty successful in intimidating a certain number of republicans and conservatives at least and