after. that s not the case here. mueller s got everything you re reading in the new york times and the hollywood reporter, mueller s got all that stuff. if you re look forward, that s what you look forward to. unlike in the case of woodward and bernstein, donald trump s team invited michael wolff to hang out every day. just sit around, listen to whatever you want to hear. as a long-time political observer and journalist, i wouldn t trust me with that. come on, sit around in the white house. what kind of a president does that? to have this very strange-looking guy, hardly anybody knows, wandering around with a notebook? yeah. one with a chief of staff named reince priebus, apparently. appreciate you, have a good one. still to come, the bannon/trump feud causing shockwaves across the republican party. allies jumping ship, billionaire donors leaving him behind.
yeah. one with a chief of staff named reince priebus, apparently. appreciate you, have a good one. still to come, the bannon/trump feud causing sho shockwaves across the republican party. allies jumping ship, billionaire donors leaving him behind. the story roy moore s lawyer is the gift that just keeps on giving. thing 1, thing 2 starts next.
trump, i talked with african-american billionaire donors and protesters on the street and state candidates who says the democratic party isn t putting enough money into african-american outreach. they think it will happen, people will turn out because they have no other option. that s obviously not true. the african-americans need to see results in their communities for them to continue to back the democratic party. there need to be candidates that reflect them. you can t have a democratic leadership, mostly white, older, go into african-american communities and scream about criminal justice and think people don t want to talk about tax, health care and education as well. to underline these numbers, 2006, black turnout in alabama was 29% f. 2012, 29%. last night 29% in offier election without barack obama on the ballot. by the way the broader turnout including the secretary of state was 40%. remember his prediction, 40% turnout last fight.
karen pence, the wife of mike pence, vice president of the united states, finds president donald trump reprehensible and just totally vile. that claim comes from a former campaign aide quoted in a new profile of the vice president by the atlantic s mckay cop pins. in a piece titled god s plan for mike pence, we learn karen pence was disgusted by donald trump in the wake of the release of the access hollywood tape. we learn the vice presidential candidate was participating in a kind of soft coup at the time. as panicking billionaire donors were considering offering trump $800 million to drop out of the race, according to several republicans familiar with the situation. pence made it clear to the republican national committee he was ready to take donald trump s place as the party s nominee. since that time, mike pence has shown nothing but total devotion to donald trump. an obedient deputy whose willingness to suffer indignity and humiliation at the pleasure of the president app
it shouldn t be called the estate tax, not the death tax. we should call it the dynastic tax. on the loser side of the ledger, and i thought you would have something to say about this, because you re an academic, you ve worked in academia, you teach at berkeley. grad students i mean, so here you have billionaire donors the adelsons stand to gain about $15 billion. meanwhile, grad students who are not living high on the hog, if you know any grad students, any out there watching, are looking at a 400% tax increase because essentially, the full value of their tuition stipend is going to be counted as income. they re now going to be paying taxes if they re making $10,000 a year, paying taxes on $70,000. they are hosed. well, they re hosed. graduate students are hosed. the people who are really sicker and older and depending on the affordable care act, they are getting hosed, because it s going to be $300 billion taken from them. and given to corporations and