the letters call for a review liberty mutual doesn t hold grudges. of media leaks authorized by comey to kick start the special how mature of them! for drivers with accident forgiveness, counsel investigation. we ve been waiting for the liberty mutual won t raise their rates because of their first accident. inspector general doing an independent separate report on liberty mutual insurance. that same issue, sandra. liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. sandra: thank you for your continued reporting on that. bill: thank you. charlie hurt, fox news contributor. how are you on a friday? a lot of theories and stuff we don t know. what has changed fundamentally do you think in 24 hours, charlie? sandra: well, i think the biggest change is the fact that if you have cohen, michael cohen out here changing his story, copping to telling falsehoods to the mueller investigation, that is significant. that does, you know, change certainly some of the stories the campaign was issuing at the time
g-20. trump has repeatedly rankled allies and played a largely disruptive role on the world stage. he has pulled the u.s. out of the landmark climate accord and the iran nuclear deal and suggested he might be willing to pull the u.s. out of nato if members countries don t boost their defense spending. so talk to me about all the president has done so far. it s been the confrontational approach. some say listen, he s gotten us a better than nafta deal. it s not a nafta 2.0, it s a nafta 1.11 maybe. very slight changes. the good news is he s kept it. he s going to have some troubles getting it through the copping. already the democrats are kind of positioning to say no, we re not going to let you off your hook here by claiming it was the worst deal in the world and now you ve made it the best deal. he has a problem there.
avoid perjury, but he s clearly not. if the facts are incriminating, he has no easy way out. he can lie or risk perjury charges or tell the truth and incriminate himself if the facts are incriminating. i think part of the reason why this negotiation has taken so long is there s been a lot of political games manship here. the president wanted to drag it out. would republicans control the house or senate. he s had a lot of interest to try to drag it out. sorting dominance is the one place where the upper hand on mueller is the timing of this, the method of this, the scope of this, he has some leverage, right? so the president wants to push back. in every other way, mueller has him over a barrel for the reasons he said again. but it seems to me the reason is this is taking so long and the reason the president behaves this way is because he has caught in a bind. he places a terrible choice of other copping to bad facts or lying and therefore putting
and the president wants to push back. in every other way, mueller has him over a barrel for the reasons you said. he had all these cooperating witnesses. the reason this is all taken so long and the president behaves the way he does is because he s caught in that bind. the facts are likely incriminating. he faces a choice of either copping to bad facts or lying and, therefore, putting himself making himself vulnerable to other kinds of charges. i spoke to a source close to the investigation who said the president is irate by the process. there s something offensive to the president about having to answer these sorts of questions. your paper reported last week that the very selection of matt whitaker to be the acting attorney general had its roots in the president wanting someone there who was anti-subpoena. who if mueller came to the justice department leadership and said i ve tried everything. i gave his lawyer the suez 11 months ago. i met with him. i ve done everything a
but women walking the halls of congress telling their stories about sexual assault is an attack? right? or, i m sorry, congressman, donald trump in chicago urging stop and frisk, which doesn t sound like due process to me. it s a realthetorical move. as soon as they are called to the carpet, suddenly you clutch your pearls and cry victory. is that a winning political strategy? the base the republican base is animated right now. the question is whether it s sustained. the notion that somehow the left needs to get more energized, i think we re already we ve already gone over the thermometers. going through the halls of copping and letting folks know that something happened to you, totally agree with that. screaming and yelling and banging on doors and some of the other stuff that went on was over the top.