you want to leave quickly, you are going to say on today, tuesday, look, i ll leave friday or a week from friday. set up the party, get your doughnuts and bagel. get your cuff links. to walk out at lunchtime tells me something happened today or yesterday that led to a sudden departure. this is really unusual. it s not occasional event at the fbi. i don t think i have ever heard of this, wolf. have you heard of a president of the united states attacking the deputy director of the fbi? no. to say from the white house perspective they had no influence on the departure of the deputy director is disingeneral would you say. if you are in his shoes, what if the president said for a career civil servant, i understand your wife stepped out and ran for office. any american has that right. i support your role as deputy director. the president could have had a role ensuring andy had a future
anti-slavery party sticking up to the dignity of every individual human. that s what the republican party is supposed to be. how can it be hard for republicans to sit on this show and say anything other than he should never have said that. we can disagree about policy. it s not hard at all. bakari, if a klansman in a white hood had mumbled this under his hood while burning a cross, saying, oh, africa is a shithole, all haitians have aids, haitians should get out, we don t want any more of them here, i know plenty of republicans would say, look, that s outrageous and disgusting somebody would say that. if somebody with a skinhead, with a shaved head said that marching in charlottesville with a tiki torch. people would say that s repugnant. if someone in the white house sitting with cuff links and a nice suit on, i guess it surprises me that more republicans aren t saying, well, you know, having a problem with it. that s because racists, anderson, with all due respect,
we threw you in at the ends to make you feel good. brit is a very well-dressed guy. he has the shirt that matches the tie and the pocket hankie. reporter: in this case i have to defer to the veteran who was a newspaper columnist long before i got my start. he paved the way in dress and news. i have got to go with the man, the myth, the legend. jesse: are you wearing cuff links? it s sort of like watch plugs. little dials. jesse: smartest, james reasons or charles krauthammer. rosen was going to be on tonight but he chickened out. this is as runaway for charles.
i m going to weigh in here. we threw you in at the ends to make you feel good. brit is a very well-dressed guy. he has the shirt that matches the tie and the pocket hankie. reporter: in this case i have to defer to the veteran who was a newspaper columnist long before i got my start. he paved the way in dress and news. i have got to go with the man, the myth, the legend. jesse: are you wearing cuff links? it s sort of like watch plugs. little dials. jesse: smartest, james reasons or charles krauthammer. rosen was going to be on tonight but he chickened out. this is as runaway for charles.
i m going to weigh in here. we threw you in at the ends to make you feel good. brit is a very well-dressed guy. he has the shirt that matches the tie and the pocket hankie. reporter: in this case i have to defer to the veteran who was a newspaper columnist long before i got my start. he paved the way in dress and news. i have got to go with the man, the myth, the legend. jesse: are you wearing cuff links? it s sort of like watch plugs. little dials. jesse: smartest, james reasons or charles krauthammer. rosen was going to be on tonight but he chickened out. this is as runaway for charles.