people who are victims of sexual assault or harassment or abuse, often they don t come out, because they feel like they re isolated. they feel like i m the only person. they feel embarrassed or guilty. they feel somehow it was their fault. what s the up side of doing it? that s why they all come out because one starts and the next one says okay, i should tell my story. so andrea, there s a question of what impact donald trump s endorsement has anyway. you look at what happened in alabama. he endorsed luther strange and luther strange lost. he endorsed ed gillespie, praising him for basically tearing a page from his play book. then ed gillespie lost. don t know this could have an impact in alabama anyway. would it? i think it would, actually.
attended the rnc said he sent an e-mail to top campaign aids as well as foreign policy advisers j.d. gordan and sam klovis to say he was headed to moscow. he later said he mentioned it to sessions. sessions apparently forgot. i m not aware of any of those activities. he also forgot another meeting with dislak in july. i did not have communications with russians. after a speech on july 7th, he speak with the deputy minister and reported it back to the campaign. on july 7th, paul manafort, then trump campaign chairman get an e-mail to an intermediary of a kremlin ally offering private briefings on the campaign according to the washington post. the offer was kept secret. are there any ties between mr. trump, you, or your campaign, and putin and his
with dkislyak from april throug may. and there was a meeting hinting for a message from putin. donald trump junior met with him on the sidelines on an nra event. the biggest development was still to come. and that biggest development straight ahead on morning joe. i think it s terrific.
we weren t selling weapons the the security council resolution prohibits that. there are a few things the administration is tired to do that it wasn t before. they re minor, like going to the world bank and trying to prevent loans to north korea, which weren t going to happen anyway so there is a whole lot of things, but they re minor in the scheme of things. what is important is president trump s executive order, which said you do business with north korea, you are not doing business with the united states. i think rex tillerson asked us yesterday, does this mean the white house is shifting away that chosen is going to be the key in putting pressure on north korea? no, i still think they will look to china. what will be important are the treasury department sanctions, which are announced today. president trump talked about this yesterday. how much more can we sanction? this is the most sanctioned company now. it is now, it wasn t a couple months ago, the important thing
because with ed gillespie, gillespie had mike pence campaigning with him, but donald trump was not out on the stump with him. maybe that s a different and virginia is so different from alabama, as you know. i m just struck by the fact that if anyone thinks that he could be seated and then expelled, i would just remind you that it took three years of an ethics committee investigation to get rid of bob pack wood after everything was laid out and he was reelected. he was seated. then the newspaper stories that had been held for a couple of weeks because of the feeling that it was unfair to attack and accuse him right before the election in oregon. he was seated and it took three years before the ethics committee came out and said he should be expelled and that day he quit. this is a process that s not going to work. if he is seated, he is in the united states senate. if he s elected, he s in the united states senate. he has to be seated. the supreme court rulings on