It is the monday after a particularly tumultuous weekend in the trump administration. The journalist whose book prompted the president to insist he is really smart and a very stable genius has defended his reporting on tv. Michael wolff said mr trump may not have realised their conversations were going to be included in the book. Mrtrump has received an apology from his former aide steve bannon, now known by the president as sloppy steve. Mr bannon says he regrets his remarks to mr wolff but he doesnt deny their accuracy. I have spent about three hours talking to the president over the course of the campaign, the transition, and in the white house. But the important point i want to make is that this book is not about my impression of the president. I came into this with no agenda, i continued to have no political. Fairenough, but there continued to have no political. Fair enough, but there is a running narrative. As you say, you were a semipermanent fly on the wall in the white house,
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Id like to get back to modeling. Some of you may have questions about drought modeling as well. For donald wilhite, the school of natural resources, one thing we havent talked about is preparedness. The United States of course as i mentioned, we saw in 2012 how terrible it was in so many parts of the country. Droughts over the last decade. Virtually all the regions of the country have been affected. Of course, if any of you live in washington, d. C. , we are seeing we just havent had much of a winter. Just havent had the snowfall because its been way too one. Historically, what has been this countrys approach to drought management . What is our current level of preparedness do you feel for any severe drought thats going to happen in 2013 . Thanks, veronica. First of all, how many of you are aware that we are still in drought . Thats good. Building awareness is really a key to driving to address this issue. Historically the way we dealt with drought in the United States, this is really
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