history, mike barnicle remember when harry s. truman says when the buck stops somewhere across the potomac but not that desk. this is the second time he s done this he says i didn t authorize this mission that went badly. he blamed the generals for what happened in yemen. of course, we will now say the obligatory i ve never heard a president of the united states, i ve never heard a commander in chief speak so spou ardley and pass the buck to generals, pretending as if we don t have civilian of the military in this country, which has been a hallmark of our nation for over 40 years. here he goes again trying to blame generals for this mission that he obviously authorized. yeah, joe, clearly, there is an element in the president s job the commandner chief job he doesn t understand or adhere to. he certainly did authorize that mission in a sense, whether he realizes it or not t. larger
unemployment lowest in 17 years, wage rises, he is angling for as we look at the stock market up 33 points. he wants to keep the economy strong because he knows that s why he won the white house simply. seeing that both of you reflect on the scheduling in the white house and that secretary kelly s chief job, right? i thought the point brit hume made sunday was interesting. if you read the art of the deal in that first chapter it shows you how president trump ran his business. gets in the office early. starts making phone calls. there wasn t a lot of structure to his scheduling then. he made contacts, made relationships throughout the course of the day. it seems to be what was happening or is happening in the west wing. katie, the point is he is the president and entirely comfortable with that style of management. we ve seen that style of management over the past six months. reince priebus and steve bannon
something else. michael, the white house trying to put together what they deem to be these conflicts of interest to be able to make the case, they think on legal ground, that mueller can t do his job. what conflicts of interest would actually constitute that? would it hold water to say that he was in there interviewing for the fbi chief job the day before? is that enough? no. it wouldn t hold water at all. it s a sieve. the water would flow right through. the issue with bob mueller is that he s pretty unassailable. ken star was a different matter. he d never been a prosecutor. he had close political ties to the party. the republican party. bob mueller is a registered republican. he s a career federal prosecutor, fbi director, assistant attorney general of the criminal division. he s not going to be susceptible to the same challenges that clinton made of star. i think it s an unavailing legal strategy. i also think that it actually
and said if we stand shoulder to shoulder and handle the truths we will be stronger for it. so the dnc chair role and responsibility is a job. the job has responsibilities. that chief job is party building. party building. the next chair needs to be a builder. experience with building a party. i have done that in south carolina. not just organizing rallies, but the diversity within the party. that is our greatest strength and comes with great challenges. someone who is a visionary. not just the next election, but two or 10 years down the road. the person has to be a fighter. not just fighting against donald trump because we will all do that. someone who has fought their entire life. i started behind the starting line with a young mom who worked so much and my mom, thank you so
the facility of a man who is prone to violence and likes to shoot the weapon, and we will see how they get into the events of that night which is where we will see the fireworks. was the prosecutor effective jumping from the guy who likes to shoot, and thus this person likes to murder, and there are lots of people who like to hunt and shoot, and would never murder anyone. yes, and you know in south africa, the history of violence, but what the prosecutor is trying to do here is that say to pa pistorius, i have got your number, and i have heard h all of the testimony, and i will now throw you off guard. and do they need to do that if the motive is on the text messages and the volatility of the relationship and how do they tidy it up, and obviously, nothing is tidy with the death of a wonderful young woman by all accounts, and how do they tidy it up to make the judge believe it? well, it is cross-examination, and the prosecutor s chief job is to