job as speaker of the british parliament when he became speaker basically a decade ago, this order order guy who s become this sort of international figure of wonder for the way he handles the british parliament. i want you to see this. this was the very first time he ever called the british parliament to order. this is what he was like on day one of that job per coverage that day of the bbc. having abandoned the traditional ropes for a more straightforward suit and gown, all eyes were on mr. bercow as he began the days proceedings. order, order, the club will proceed to read a private bill set down for consideration of this day. order, order. okay, is that okay with everybody? okay, cheers, order, order? the way things start like this gentleman on the left, often gives you no real idea at all as
he has run for president and if he wasn t so incompetent he would have won that campaign to be candid beating barack obama in 2012. he should have. mitt romney failed in that campaign and he failed the american people who have made him the nominee. he ran a terrible general election campaign. but, let me just say this. because he has his own political machine, his own media operation and he is used to the national stage, he comes to washington as somebody who looks like, to me, you know, the flake/mccain/corker all in one guy. he is going to be the guy standing in the breach. i will tell you i want mitt romney to be part of the solution not part of the problem. brian: david bossie thanks so much. he does have a lot of skills. international business could be a very big asset on trade. we will see what it means. unfortunately he is an open border guy. that s the problem. brian: david bossie, thanks so much. thanks. brian: this american and exmarine is being detained in russia on spyi
daca, something the democrats claim they very much want, to protect young americans who broke immigration laws, but not by their own doing. crickets from the democrats. that s not negotiating on their part. it s hard to have the art of the deal when the counterparties are, number one, out of town, but number two, disingenuous. do you buy that, guy? i think that s very lame. here s why. this whole thing is an artificial, made-up thing. remember, when you played those tapes, none of them said, and mexico s going to pay for the wall. and mexico s going to pay for the wall. mexico s not even in the conversation now. the american taxpayer is. and here s the other thing. you can t the republicans can t trust the president because the senate passed this bill, and the house passed, then the president reneged on it.
exit strategy donald trump is looking for? look, maybe it s a coincidence. maybe trump just said, i want this guy. let s give him a second chance to run my campaign. or maybe there s a why. i think what we ll be seeing heading into 2019 is a lot of the answers to the why. why is the president still trying to build a tower in moscow well into the campaign? why is everybody lying about it? why is he bringing in this deeply compromised guy? if mueller lands the plane on any of those, i think we could see the landscape shift quite a bit. let s see how the trump camp is responding to all of this. his personal attorney rudy giuliani touched on collusion today. he gave mueller this ultimatum. take a listen. my ultimatum is put up or shut up, bob. you know, what do you have? there are those of us who believe you don t have anything on collusion. by the way, if you did, it s not a crime. so what the heck are you doing? do you have anything that shows the president of the united states was
issues to oleg deripaska, who is one of russia s richest men. he s a massive businessman in this country. he s been sanctioned by the united states. he s an aluminum magnet, actually. he s very close to vladimir putin, the russian president. but of course, he was in this disastrous business deal with paul manafort. manafort ended up owing him millions of dollars, or at least that s the contention of deripaska. you know, manafort then offered these private briefings to oleg deripaska when he was the campaign chairman for donald trump as a way of getting whole, in his words, with oleg deripaska. i tracked down oleg deripaska, a very difficult guy to meet, in vietnam last november, put some of these questions to him. take a listen. did manafort owe you billions of dollars when he was the head of the trump campaign? we just want the real news.