intimidated by trump. i think there is a media bubble. but what my polls are showing, though, is out in the country when you ask real people who have issues to confront them, and not interested in going down the rabbit hole of the 2020 election again and again, they are looking for other people who are raising other policy issues to deal with the problems they see. and that s the direction i think that ultimately will cure trump. that s what the polling shows. people look forward. donald trump may want to talk about the 2020 election, and he probably will till the day he dies. but the number of people who are interested in talking to him about that diminishes every day. ambassador john bolton, thanks so much for coming on this morning. appreciate you being part of this. glad to be on with you. so, will top officials pressured by trump to overturn the election be called to testify in congress? and he s made a name for himself by selling pillows and pushing the big lie.
president said he wished for a larger nuclear stockpile? this is the first time we ve seen since john kelly came in as chief of staff, this fever pitch of these types of narratives coming out of the white house, where you had a story about rex tillerson, how he referred to the president as a moron, and then other stories about how the president is conducting himself in these meetings, and concerns that people are having about his grasp of some of these big issues. and just now, how john kelly is being perceived both by the president and by others in the west wing. and so it feels like he s getting his first taste of having to come out and defend the president in a way he hasn t had to do at all publicly. the thing i found so interesting but his performance, there used to be this skit, the anger translator for obama, remember, because obama was so levelheaded, and the translator would say what he really means, he s really mad. john kelly was trump s tweet translator, he took on the an
the commander in chief is tweeting about nuclear war. mike gerson wrote something tonight, the title is republicans, it s time to panic. he writes, the problem has always been trump s fundamental unfitness for high office. it is not his vulgarity and smallness. it is not his nearly complete ignorance of policy and history which condemns him to live in the eternal present of his own immediate desires. no. corker has given public permission to raise the most serious questions. is trump psychologically and morally equipped to be president and could his unfitness cause permanent damage to the country. isn t this the conversation that the president is desperate for us not to be having right now? it s one of them, yes, i mean, it is. and yet, even though bob corker went out and said that, very few
made him very much the trump antidote, if you will. he was different in every way from donald trump, not only in some cases in the substance of what he was saying, but certainly in his tone and demeanor and that was noticed. elie, i m an admitted fan of rom comes, but i keep thinking all of these people who sort of cure trump s problems are the people who complete him. and you look at nikki haley. you know, she completes the sort of alarming rhetoric that he spews about foreign policy. you look at kelly. he sort of kmeetsz the rest of the thought whether it was about abandoning abandoning puerto rico, whether it was the relationship of the press. with all due respect and i give you the benefit the doubt, two things you never hear from donald trump. right. he did take the temperature down
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