underline, obviously, we wish him the best. of course we do. as do whoever his republican opponent is going to end up being. but that said, it does not seem that they have been as transparent as they could have been. it took a few days for the campaign to even say he was hospitalized. are they being transparent now? so, we, again, the cardiologist seems to be being transparent, although i would urge everyone to read the letter in full because you ll see that the cardiologist doesn t seem to be extraordinarily enthusiastic about endorsing the current good health of the lieutenant governor. he goes to great lengths to say he has to do a lot more to get healthy here. we re not hearing from the doctors who treated him for his stroke. so we don t have a lot of information about what happened there. we have what the campaign claims, and that s all that there is here. and again, i think we should underscore to viewers, yes, this is a personal health matter, but this is a person who is s
that she was able to break through some of the chaos, that she made her argument to an audience and she s bringing that argument here to iowa. there are 96 counties she will hit by the end of today, 99 counties by the end of the week, the only candidate, her campaign claims, who will have gone to every single county in iowa who will be on the january debate stage. what she is seeing along this bus tour, as we ve been watching, are rooms in these small towns that are filled, that are enthusiastic. some people say, yes, she is my one, but overwhelmingly, a lot of people are now giving her a hard look saying she s up there in their top two, top three. one of the most persuasive arguments they found from her is she is arguing she is the one to rebuild the blue wall. here is what the senator means, as she told us aboard her bus. i don t think that donald trump has some kind of monopoly on votes in rural america or in suburban america, not for a second.
witchhunt. to me, it s a dirty word, not a good word. totally phony deal. they know it, everybody knows it. the impeachment inquiry has not been all bad for the president. his campaign claims can it s been great for fund-raising. cnn s katelyn collins has that story. those in favor, please say aye. on the heels of the house vote that could lead to his impeachment, president trump is taking the defense strategy into his own hands. he is the war room. telling the washington examiner he s considering reading the transcript of his call with the ukrainian president as a fireside chat on live television. his own aides have testified that they were alarmed by that call. asked if he was being serious, press secretary stephanie grisham declined to offer any specifics. sure, absolutely. when?
i don t plan on reading it. i m definitely not buying it. you don t want to create a problem that if it doesn t exist. meaning why go after her if you don t know the extent of what is covered in the book? maybe it doesn t violate the nda, maybe it does. i think that s the reason you have to wait until the book comes out to see what s in it. julie: now the question is a, whether that non-disclosure agreement is binding and number one and omerosa does have the upper hand here when it comes to proving that or not. the other is the reason why this non-disclosure they claim the trump campaign claims was violated is because she is accusing the president of the united states of using the n word. that would essentially be what triggered this whole thing. first of all that s an outrageous accusation with no evidence, no proof except for her rumor and inoue endo. it is unfair to this president. he is an incredible, incredible
was attacked and called for solidarity after 9/11. european soldiers have been fighting shoulder to shoulder with american soldiers in afghanistan. reporter: today s rhetoric mimics trump s 2016 campaign claims. the u.s. must be prepared to let these countries defend themselves. we have no choice. reporter: stoking fears the u.s. may remove troops and weapons from europe. but that may be easier said than done. there are now over 70,000 u.s. troops in europe, many in critical spots. a reality even trump s defense secretary who fought alongside nato forces for decades acknowledges its importance. in a world of wash and change, nato stands firm as an island of stability in a turbulent sea. reporter: trump s approach of taking on u.s. allies while