i think the lesson from rex tillerson s departure is if you want to keep your job in the white house, don t speak candidly about russia. and yesterday sarah sanders went out of her way to avoid honestly answering questions based off the fact pattern about russia s involvement with the murder of a former soviet spy in london. and on the same day, tillerson speaks candidly about what which he rarely does. which he rarely does about these issues. and the next day he s axed. sarah sanders is still there. rex tillerson is gone. the larger issue around here, and i think, you know, both my fellow panel members have touched on this, this white house is being managed like a clown rodeo. politics aside, partisan politics aside, you can t manage the federal government, the business campaign, your family life, when everyone around you is constantly getting axed. and it s also nosable that the
performance audience. he love being in cpac center stage. cpac is the ultimate ek presentation of this base. i don t think we ll see meanwhile policies out of them. i think it s sad the president s first meeting education policy is with teachers. i think you re going to see more of pandering to the motion and not stays true to policy. they re terrified of trump s base. conservators have to figure out what it means to be a conservator. and trump is not helping. the gop is split there s not a clear statement of values and plans by conservators. and donald trump is not the vessel for clear sophisticated conservative thought. this is just a clown rodeo at cpac. then why do your classic republicans, why do they continue to be so afraid of president trump s narrow base?