out that a very important as the investigation was forward. kimberly: i m going to bring back and bill daly. will pick it up where trace left it. witness statements saying that he stopped shooting and there was no gunfire exchanged between the suspect that is now in custody and police that arrived on scene. what do you make of it? doing a little clairvoyance here. it could be something as much as he was looking to reload and we ve seen other incidents where during the period of time when the shooters reloading it if that they are intercepted by people or police authorities. and he gives himself up. i would probably go to what i said before which it does sound like this point there was some preplanning. doesn t appear that he just woke up this afternoon i decided to
it says the executive order was issued with a purpose to disfavor of particular religion despite the neutral purpose, we are inferring the motive of the people who wrote it based on i don t know, news stories, clairvoyance, our own deep insight into human nature. how exactly what they know that? that s kind of a reach, no? not at all. unfortunately the truth is there is an incredibly long trail of evidence from the president himself when he was a candidate, he pledged that one of the he thinks he would do as president was to enact a muslim ban. we look at all of this evidence on the campaign trail, and the executive order itself, statements made by the drafters afterwards, by the president, this is a highly unique case. where we can tell and it is clear under the law thatem there is intent here to disparage islam. tucker: is just hilarious
the piece is the top of the food chain killer. he is a guy with two extraordinary senses. one is something i call clairvoyance. ability to read a market way before it is formed and get there first. the second clairaudience ability to hear what is in people s hearts and mind. not only was he able to hear that seething rage, he was able to read it back to them word for word. and i know that you, douglas, said that trump remind you, in some ways of ronald reagan. so i m curious, do you find the description of him, trump, that you heard do you find that accurate? i think it is large low accurate in the sense he is a lot like theodore roosevelt. tr used to get up every day wanting, itching for a fight. his day wasn t complete if he couldn t go after somebody. slaughter the enemy. funny talking about the top of the food chain and theodore roosevelt was a darwinan.
questions that jan had asked me to ask him. and, you know, some of them involved the layout of the plane, this kind of rich guy stuff. and donald didn t like that. but, you know, that s those were my marching orders. the rest is donald being donald. you worked for rolling stone for 20 years. broken huge stories. interviewed tons of people. just as an experience. you spent a lot of time with him on and off for some ten days. what is he, how did you find him? so i found donald to be two people. i found him first of all to be an extraordinarily shrewd predator. someone who as i describe in the piece, is a top of the food chain killer. he is a guy with two extraordinary senses. one is something i call clairvoyance, the ability to read a market way before it is formed and get there first. the second is clairaudience, hear what is in people s hearts and minds. clairaudience. there is donald on the 26th floor of his massive office in the trump tower, and somehow he read and saw and
predator. someone who as i describe in the piece, is a top of the food chain killer. he is a guy with two extraordinary senses. one is something i call clairvoyance, the ability to read a market way before it is formed and get there first. the second is clairaudience, hear what is in people s hearts and minds. clairaudience. there is donald on the 26th floor of his massive office in the trump tower, and somehow he read and saw and heard into the hearts of disaffected underemployed white people in coatsville, pennsylvania, in, west virginia, in ohio, and not only was he able to hear that seething rage, he was able to read it back to them word for word in ways that no republican has ever done before. that came from him. that wasn t some clever adviser.