Not the resistance from the left but from within. The New York Times is publishing a shocking anonymous op ed from a Senior Trump Administration official. It is so unusual, it is so biting, its such ab indictment of the president , the only way to lay out the case this person makes is to read the entire thing to you. So, here it is in full. The opinion piece in the New York Times. President trump is facing a test to his presidency unlike any faced by a modern american leader. Its not just the special counsel that looms large or that the country is bitterly divided over mr. Trumps leadership or even that his party might well lose the house to an opposition hell bent on his downfall. The dilemma that he does not grasp is that many Senior Administration officials are working diligently from within. I would know, i am one of them, he writes. It goes on to say, to be clear, ours is not the Popular Resistance of the left. We want the administration to succeed and think that many of its polic
Open up to an fbi investigation because i am completely innocent. But this is how i will conduct myself as a judge and he would not have to have gone into all of that partisan rhetoric that people say he doesnt have the temperament now, criticizing him for not having the temperament to be confirmed. Yes and no. Im part which with you. Early on he did talk that way. It was only after the allegations came up. In the early part of the confirmation hearing, he comported himself exactly the way youre suggesting he should have. He did. But once the allegations came, he needed to maintain that poise because thats what you do if you want to be a Supreme Court justice. I get that youd be pissed off if you were falsely accused, so would i. Id go nuts. Id fight it every possible way if it was something i didnt do. But im not up for Supreme Court either and im not trying to exercise the demeanor and the manner for that. Id be fighting for what people say he was doing. He was fighting for his life
It was supposed to be the war to end all wars. Cnn is covering the events around Armistice Day live. You just saw mr. Macron greeting World Leaders there. Nic robertson is in paris along with Caitlyn Collins. Nic, lets go with you first. Were looking at the french presidency. World leaders currently being greeted by the french president. Reporter yeah, they gathered here yesterday as well for a dinner hosted of course by the french president. 72 heads of state expected through this period. 98 heads of delegation and of course everyone converging on the eye term grave, if you will, of the unknown soldier. The eternal flame lit there, reignited on a daily basis. They will be gathering there for what will be a very somber service. We will hear readings from School Children and also some very poignant recollections from troops who are serving at the front line in the moments and days before the armistice was signed. One that we will hear from from a british officer really gives an indicati
Rolling out toonight as the president defended in front of a rally in tennessee. They have been trying to destroy him since the first second he was announced. He is a good man, great student, great intellect. Never had a problem. All of a sudden, lets go back to high school. There he is, new reporting from the New York Times and bloomberg. It says kavanaugh was involved in a bar fight in new haven, connecticut back in 1985 while a junior at yale. The times adds that kavanaugh has been questioned about it. Kavanaughs former classmate at yale spoke to bloomberg about that fight. Yesterday he released a statement describing kavanaugh as, quote, belligerent and aggressive after drinking. Here is what kavanaugh said to the committee about his drinking last week. I drank beer with my friends, almost everyone did. Sometimes i had too many beers, but i did not drink beer to the point of blacking out. Earlier this evening his former classmate offered a different assessment. I can say that in de
[ applause ] the honorable antonin scalia. Antonin scalia was one of the greatest Supreme Court justices in american history. Confirmed unanimously in 1986, Justice Scalia authored nearly 900 Supreme Court opinions. He was a champion of the constitution, insisting that the role of federal judges is to uphold the original meaning of the constitution, never to impose their own beliefs on the country. Justice scalias legal philosophy is rooted in americas founding principles, legal heritage and constitutional obligations. He never backed down there the bedrock proposition that the constitution means and will always mean what it meant when it was adopted. Justice scalias devotion to the rule of law has left a Lasting Legacy for our country and we now honor this giant of the Supreme Court. [ applause ] dr. Miriam adelson. Miriam adelson is a committed doctor, philanthropist and humanitarian. She has practiced internal and emergency medicine, studied it and specialized in the disease of narc