his head and try to be there, creating a perception that the white house was trying to monitor an investigation that is looking into in some ways the white house itself. harry, what about that perception? how is this not a misuse or abuse of power? that perception is the reality, and that s exactly what is going on here. in some ways, it s it s, what it shows, ow abohow aberrant th meeting itself was. there s no precedent for this kind of revolution, of confidential source material in a pending investigation and pretty much everyone knows once out this far it s going to make its way to trump. who s actually the subject of the investigation here. that s what was so crazy about the meeting in the first place. that flood and kelly would show up and meet and greet seems a little odd. adds a little fuel to the fire. the bake problem is the meeting itself. harry, what congressman adam
and there are many more opportunities to turn off before it becomes truly catastrophic. but the same bake problem is there, the government is not living in its means, and even some your leaders are talking about balancing the budget in 20 years. we did not have that luxury. the world will turn interest a very much colder and darker police if the united states and western europe are if longer the dominant powers but that is what looks like it will happen. give us a one sentence piece of advice to either president obama or the g.o.p. candidate, whoever that might be. guest: stop printing money. start living in your means. the best thing that reagan said in a crowded field of good reagan quotes when he was told the deficit was too big, he said it is big enough to look after itself, meaning if i cut taxes
cloture. i spent days in the press gallery watching senators in the chamber and saw how little gets done partly because they have encumbered themselves with rules and they are no longer used reasonably. the bake problem with the senate, it depends on the reasonableness of its members to function at all. in other eras they have been more reasonable. they have been cooperating with each other. today one finds that that s not true anymore. nobody ever accused bob dole and george mitchell of not being partisan enough. but in the day there were time agreements. the leaders would meet every morning and we would go on the floor with books, kick down their briefing on the calendar for the day and how it would work of now it seems as though they can t reach those agreements. you pointed out a wonderfully telling detail, what s attached