radical deep on the policeen policies that havece led to that extraordinary violence that that you re talking about.en well,ed i was so saddened becaue as you may know, i spent quite a bit of time in minnesota every year i ve going there for 15 years for the summer and it s just sobe beautiful. it s such a wonderful state in j the twin cities, minneapolis, u there s just such a vibrant community. never felt unsafe there. and then the lawlessness came, in after florida and people wonder if there s s any way to turn it around. now, you re right.n i mean, a it s a painful fewif years in the state. youthot know, i grew up in the state. i m a fifth i generation and soe and i think i feelso it.ra and minnesotans feel generally that we re losing the state weci have known and loved. it s because of these radical p policies embraced by people like keith ellison and johannnd omar and our terrible governor tim walz, that have led to this current point. i mean, i call it a manmade disaster, the ma
exactly right. you have to check by having information. when ms. ma makes the legitimate point that other white houses behaved similarly, extend that. this white house has not acted the way other white houses have acted. there s suspicion created. there s a web of lied that have been spun by this white house at every level from the very beginning. the congress that is empanelled now it has a responsibility to make sure what s going on is clear, fair, and reasonable in order to make sure that they are the balance and the check to what is going on in the executive office. they ve got to will their legislative authority. i usely go with mountain of men dasity because it s il lit ra active. when you look at the pretty of the matter, nobody should be arguing whether or not the
the whole world that he s il lit ra rat and can t read the report. like that s how it ends now. right. and you think that end game is significant. i don t even think that s necessarily the end game. i don t think this is a story at all to be honest with you. why not? first of all, subject, target is completely meaningless. they are very defined terms. unfortunately a lot of people took that to mean target means somebody you re aiming at, you think you re going to indict. that is not how the department of justice defines a target. it s basically somebody that s about to be indicted. a subject is anybody who is in the purview of the investigation. what s really significant is if someone is a witness as opposed to a subject or a target. a witness is somebody who just happens to be from their standpoint at the wrong place at the right time and from the government s standpoint at the right time at the right place.
it s going to end with him putting a big honking report on paul ryan s desk. right. at which point paul ryan will have a press conference and tell the whole world that he s il lit ra rat and can t read the report. like that s how it ends now. right. and you think that end game is significant. i don t even think that s necessarily the end game. i don t think this is a story at all to be honest with you. why not? first of all, subject, target is completely meaningless. they are very defined terms. unfortunately a lot of people took that to mean target means somebody you re aiming at, you think you re going to indict. that is not how the department of justice defines a target. it s basically somebody that s about to be indicted. a subject is anybody who is in the purview of the investigation. what s really significant is if someone is a witness as opposed to a subject or a target. a witness is somebody who just happens to be from their standpoint at the wrong place at the righ
the author of the truth the about trump . gloria, let me start with you it s one thing to use hyperbole about a casino, it s another thing to do it when you re president of the united states. and yet, it seems that people around the president and a lot of the president s supporters are willing to accept it. the question is, why? we ve been trying to find the answer to that for a long time. i think we learned during the campaign the kind of catch phrase became don t take him lit ra literally. that his supporters didn t take him literally but they took him seriously. so they were willing to overlook a lot of the untruths, a lot of the exaggerations because they thought it was in service of a greater goal which was to get donald trump elected or to get his agenda through as is the case now during the presidency. and they believe that it s part of his showmanship which will serve a greater purpose.