what s interesting to someone looking at the pictures or at least it s interesting to me, is in the crowd shots, most of the crowd shots that you use in this book and in others, people look really happy to see the president of the united states, and if you juxtapose it to the crowd shots today with mr. trump, they seem, you know, on the edge of being gleeful but about, you know, something bad is going to happen. he s going to make fun of people. it s like a comedy show. but your crowd shots are different. well, i don t think president obama from the podium would, you know, bully people. he didn t call the press that were there the enemy of the people. he was talking to them and not talking about other people in a negative way. in fairness, there are a lot of people very excited to see president trump if you have ever been to one of those rallies. i didn t mean they weren t x
said that you know what? i would never harass those women because they don t look good enough for me. the truth of the matter is when someone shows you who they are you have to believe them. based on his approval rating. the american people believe he makes comments that are below the office of the presidency. furthermore he has no place at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. is he morally bankrupt and he is a bully. for anyone who says that these comments were not linked. martha: but i mean do you are you open to the idea in all of this as we look across all these cases that there are times when someone might be falsely accused? do you allow for that in any way? that s not the point of what he was saying. that s the thing. if he had never shown any behavior like, this and, of course why are overreacting. that s why i just gave a list of things that he has done. if this just came out of blue, of course we could be jumping to conclusions, he has shown this time and time again that he does b
side some pay for how these billions i don t remember the right number for what this costs. and i think the democrats need to be a little bit more aggressive in making the case in how they will pay for this. on the other side, the republicans may be hearing from their constituents. it crosses ideological and party lines. there might be an uproar in places that will get through to people. i want to switch gears and quickly ask you about this new york times story. it is titled stories add up as bully image trails christie. who is adding this stuff up and how much do you think it adds up to? it will become part of the narrative. and this early on there s nothing to counter it. there s not the good christie stories, the soft and cuddly stories, the lovable christie and also most people don t bully
actually say, you know, i used to bully people. so i appreciate you being here. you no longer do bully people. but at the time that you did, what why do you think you did it? i did it because i thought it made me happier. i thought taking somebody else s power would just add on to mine. so it actually made you feel powerful? yeah. i felt like people looked up to me, and i felt like i always had crowds, you know, laughing with me at the victim. and it just it felt good. did you ever worry about being bullied yourself? i had been bullied a little bit. about a year or two prior to when i started bullying, but it wasn t serious enough. i wasn t hurt too bad. but the fact that you had power over others made you feel good. oh, definitely. and, crystal, i guess you must have just felt powerless. yeah. it definitely steals you of any kind of confidence and power that you may have had.
guitar or a pen and paper to write it out and get it out of my head and out of my being, i m not sure if i would have made it through. i would have been one of these tragic stories. daniel, first of all, i got to say it takes a lot of guts to actually say, you know, i used to bully people. so i appreciate you being here. you no longer do bully people. but at the time that you did, what why do you think you did it? i did it because i thought it made me happier. i thought taking somebody else s power would just add on to mine. so it actually made you feel powerful? yeah. i felt like people looked up to me, and i felt like i always had crowds, you know, laughing with me at the victim. and it just it felt good. did you ever worry about being bullied yourself? i had been bullied a little bit. about a year or two prior to when i started bullying, but it wasn t serious enough. i wasn t hurt too bad. but the fact that you had power over others made you feel good. oh, defini