Canadiens : Savard et Paquette en renforts
Le directeur général Marc Bergevin s est entendu avec les deux Québécois à l ouverture du marché des joueurs autonomes par Guillaume Lepage @GLepageLNH / Journaliste LNH.com
MONTRÉAL - Marc Bergevin a déniché des renforts du côté droit de la défensive en mettant sous contrat le défenseur québécois David Savard pour quatre ans et 3,5 millions $ par saison, à l ouverture du marché des joueurs autonomes mercredi.
Le directeur général des Canadiens de Montréal avait indiqué qu il s agirait de l une de ses priorités, il y a quelques jours, quand il a annoncé que le capitaine Shea Weber raterait toute la prochaine saison en raison des blessures, et que sa carrière pourrait bien être terminée.
every other vote and they are probably ten others out there who have great doubts about this. i think there is a great chance that they might not even get to vote on it because they might not even get to debate it, in which case, doesn t mean that repeal and replace is dead, but it means they will have to go back to the drawing board. shannon: chris, we want to make sure people know, thank you very much, what key players who have this weekend on all these topics. turn to fox news sunday, chris will have jay sekulow, many, many topics for them to talk about. plus, kentucky senator rand paul, you know he is one of the no votes. is there any way to win him over to the s? chris will talk to him about that. there will be your local listings for sunday morning air time. i don t miss it. bill: new developments now in the nuclear-iran deal. you remember that president trump repeatedly said that he would tear up that deal, but now we are hearing that the trump administration is likely to re
and frankly, romney, rather, gingrich has run a lousy lousy campaign, a question you have to ask. neil: remain you surprised not so were by gingrich had a prescripted response, and that is mine, but the audience response, because the audience was coming down on you? chris: well, you know, everyone kind of likes to kilt messenger and my reaction is welcome to the big leagues. this is hardball. and they take shots at each other. we ask tough questions if they want to take tough shots at us, that is fair. if you have not gotten scolds as a reporter by a politician or corporation c.e.o. or whatever, you have not done your job. neil: you are hardly ripping the guy, you were just raising a legitimate point. when this happened, and these happen, do you feel like you
have to be a questioner on defense, like you have to pull back? chris not pull purges but not pull your punches but you have to be careful. we are not before criticism. it is wrong to ignore criticism and it seems to me at times we do ask gotcha questions. that was not close to the sign. self examination is never a bad thing. neil: that was my gotcha question. anyway, thanks, chris, and good luck this weekend. chris will have michele bachmann as a special guest. he is a hell of an interviewer why care what side you are on. so, some people are offended. and then there is this. hallelujah
in campaigning and you are $1 million in debt. how do you respond to people would say that your campaign has been a mess so far. guest: well, first of all, chris, i took seriously brett s in funding to put aside talking points, and i wish you would put aside the gotcha questions. neil: i don t understand how that could possibly be a gotcha question it is a legitimate through and a legitimate point but everyone was jumping ugly on you. chris: well, i have two reactions. it is not a gotcha question. if you cannot run a campaign, can you not run a country. some candidates have run good campaigns and not been good presidents but no one has run a lousy campaign and gotten elected let alone been a good president and it tests the skills you need in a president