complain that he didn t have that opportunity. but i think if they really wanted an inperson interview on that topic, they would fight for that. it s all coming from the white house and they are either running a distraction strategy. mueller is maybe not even thinking about a written deposition only. when will we know? you say you can roll your eyes when these reports come out. what will be the indicator that it will be it has happened, i suppose? that s a good question. we may not know when the report comes out. if it comes out, i suppose, right? and that gets back to the question of who is going to be making that decision? is it going to be rod rosenstein or somebody that they put in there to try to limit what rosenstein can decide and say yes to. so, look, i think we ll know in the report if that comes out for sure. and if the report is stifled, i do believe and i don t have
if he was unrestrained. think about this. he is just recently letting the nfl controversy start to fadeaway. here he is calling out the players and the families again. i think it s immarture at best, but it is race baiting at worst. that will be debated and argued about. i want to put it on the table. it sure looks like race baiting to a lot of people. they are a serious look into his psyche. into what the president cares about. i know folks at home think he is trying to distract us from the roy moore scandal and his own scandal and history. or maybe trying to distract from jared kush mer s legal trouble. he is distracting from the closing arguments of tax cuts and taking attention of the tax reform. i don t buy the distraction strategy. this is just an insight into what the president is really fired up about. he felt he is not getting enough praise and support for what he
hg a look at how the international media is covering the drug crisis. hillary clinton s e-mails, the dossier the subject of today s twitter attacks from the president leading the charge in the republican/russian distraction strategy. this three-pronged attack on hillary next. my mom s pain from
grips of the triumphant right wing. any way, marching to the beat of the man in the white house. trump s hold on it is getting tighter. this is hardball. plus the trump distraction strategy as robert mueller escalates its investigation into collusion with russia. the trump crowd is going back to a tried and true game. blame hillary. believe it or not they re doing it again. and the hardball roundtable tonight takes on unity. the president s awkward interaction with the children of the press corps. finally, let me finish tonight with trump watch. this is hardball where the action is. david. what s going on? oh hey! that s it? yeah. everybody two seconds! dear sebastian, after careful consideration of your application, it is with great pleasure that we offer our congratulations on your acceptance. through the tuition assistance program, every day mcdonald s helps more people go to college.
implied or otherwise, this suggests something of the character of this whole administration. i would say probably more like a rehe jigim regime, i don t mean that as a complement, than it is an administration. i think there is a distraction strategy too. because if you like the health care reform, it has collapsed again, and so the nfl takes front and center. he s just delivered a so-called tax framework, and that is likely to be a big giveaway to very wealthy people, going to be much better off as a result of it, than a lot of people on the political base. i think he does do this often to distract attention from other areas which are a lot more damaging to his presidency overall. pretty interesting, though, when he gave a speech, you know, early on in his presidency, his numbers went up, because he read from prepared remarks. he went to houston and got one on one with victims and showed compassion and support, he saw his numbers go up, but i don t know, one s got to wonder, does tha