abel brothers versus brothers, fathers, mothers, grandmothers versus everybody else versus the fairy tale and then throw in greek drama and freudian impulses and something to do with mothers and sons and history repeating itself and capital l love and capital d death and everyone is just eating it up. not least of all harry and meghan themselves. i absolutely agree with some of the commentary saying, gosh. so this is what they re showing us behind the facade. they desperately want us to feel the pain, to know what happens, where are the cracks, where are the fractures, those immaculate, smiling faces, are they really shouting and screaming behind closed doors? now we understand why everybody is gripped. it s a melange of all of that you just described. max, if they were to respond verbally, which as you ve said
capitol the death. everybody is just eating it up. not least of all, harry and meghan themselves. i absolutely agree with some of the commentary saying, gosh, this is what they re showing us behind the facade? they desperately want us to feel the pain, to know what happens where the cracks, where the fractures, those immaculate smiling faces, are they really shouting and screaming behind closed doors? well, now we understand why everybody is gripped, it s amyloid of all of that that you just described. max, if they were to respond verbally, which as you said, they won t. what would they take biggest umbrage
last week on election security essentially saying there are significant steps and this was a bipartisan report, that the senate and congress should take to protect our future elections. senator mcconnell, the majority leader, has so far not been allowing that legislation to come to the floor. why, and can your colleagues change that? i hope so. the senate intelligence committee issued this report that said, every single state in the nation, 50 states, has had an incursion of russians at least attempting to influence the elections in those states. so this is siers problem. a serious problem. a couple weeks ago i wrote a commentary saying i thought mitch mcconnell s leadership in the senate was a big, fat waste. there are so many pieces of legislation we should be voting on that we re not voting it. i m increasingly thinking his leadership is a big, fat threat. as robert mueller said last week as we sit here, the russians are trying to figure out how to interfere in our elections in 20
initial team with mcmaster and tillers and, it will be more constrained now with the new team that is more confident of itself that has president trump secure. and that may also be in part of her calculation, that was a reason it was time to move because her influence might have been constrained compared to where it was before. i just think that we still don t know what happened which is remarkable. and the fact that it didn t leak out is also remarkable. mike pompeo was taken by surprise and there were many others at the senior level. i heard commentary saying, why would they do this and take away from them one time they had? there are 7 billion new cycles before the midterms. exactly. he will find ways of keeping this story going. bret: next up, we will talk about the midterms.
himself who likes to comment on topics beyond the russia investigation and even sensitive ones. kim jong-un got back on his hands and knees and begged for it, twaktly the position you want him in. reporter: in a phone call from israel where he s still visiting, he told cnn he hadn t heard any concern from the white house about his kim jong-un commentary saying, i didn t say anything personally bad about him. but other republicans are clearly cringing. i like rudy. but because you can talk about something doesn t mean you have to. reporter: it s the downsides like getting booed on his birthday watching his beloved yankees. but he s also loving being back in the game. there s some bad news for giuliani. a new nbc/ wall street journal poll tested the popularity and found more have a negative view