beginning, trump should be indicted, and the mueller investigation, and the russian collusion, and this steady drum beat on the republican side of the aisle, and it is like the boy who cried wolf, and if nothing is a crisis, and then these documents people who are rationally normally, they say, it is more of the same, and it is just white noise at this point. i wonder if that is by design, and if there is a way that you want the construe a narrative by the time that by the time something meritorious comes around that by the time you have poisoned the well to some respect, but to come back to where we are, and if the complaint is that this is weaponization, that this is the kind of the due process to the united states, that he is not having the day in court, and he
going on with those documents with the former president. but the burden of proof right now is on the department of justice. there s a cloud of pli politicalization around that group. they have to come out and be clear not just about what they are charging the former president with but how it differs. how does it differ from the emails of hillary clinton? how does it differ? because without doing that, it s kind of like the boy who cried wolf, right? they ve made a bunch of mistakes here before. folks are going to think that it s political. this is really serious stuff without a doubt. and he has to be held to bear. i m a little surprised the other candidates running against him for president are not more aggressive about calling out for what it is. it s a huge problem. and mostly it s a huge problem for the republican party. once again, the former president is just a terrible message bearer for the republican party, and it s scaring independents away. does it surprise you that nikki
conduct. and i think governor christie brought that up very clearly. the conduct, what was going on, and intention behind what was going on with those documents with the former president. but the burden of proof right now is on the department of justice. there s a cloud of politicalization around that group. they made some enormous errors. they have to come out and be clear not just about what they are charging the former president with but how it differs. how does it differ from the emails of hillary clinton? how does it differ? because without doing that, it s kind of like the boy who cried wolf, right? they ve made a bunch of mistakes here before. folks are going to think that it s political. this is really serious stuff without a doubt. and he has to be held to bear. i m a little surprised the other candidates running against him for president are not more aggressive about calling out for what it is. it s a huge problem. and mostly it s a huge problem for the republican party. once
about this indictment, it hadn t come yet, but there s this intuitive, distinctive response to defend donald trump, democrats are the boy who cried wolf. this has happened so many times, and chris sununu doesn t want donald trump to be the nominee. he says republican voters are going to side with him right away. shane points out in his piece that trump raised 4 million bucks in the 24 hours after his last indictment. it s like, what, 12 hours after this one, probably going to raise a lot of money. let s say he raises 5 million, i think probably the lawyers are going to charge him at least 5 million, so. but it speaks to how people who support him feel. and it speaks to his ability to sort of master the moment, right, i mean, everyone is talking about him and not the other candidates, and so there s a certain amount of buzz, you know, if he can sort of convert that into rallying his followers to give him another $24 or whatever the ask is. fine, that s what works out.
most of them are very honorable. they don t agree with me, but they are very honorable. every now and then there is misconduct and i call it out. but you need evidence of it, you can t be the boy who cried wolf, so i don t think it s surprising that jack smith sat in when there was a discussion of alleged misconduct by his own people. okay, i think we agree on that. fantastic, thank you gentlemen. thank you very much, caitlin and mark as well. so next, our panel has a field day with the pool. on? liberty mutual customizes your car insurance. so you only pay for what you need. that s my boy. stay off the freeways! only pay for what you need. liberty. libeberty. liberty. liberty. this is how tosin lost 33 pounds on noom weight. i m tosin. noom gave her a psychological approach to weight loss.