what is the learning curve. how do i get some more discipline? we watched him do this, marc, at different points during the campaign. he got disciplined, he gave policy-oriented speeches, we talked about how he put together some good days in a row. that made the difference. absolutely. the pylon and further agreement with karl rove, the specific day he ought to look back on in terms of what work was his address to congress. on that night, americans looked at him and said, there is a president. he was being presidential. he didn t have to do this tweeting. he doesn t have to do this crazy campaign stuff. the power of the presidency is more powerful than his campaign tactics. if he gets back to the power of the presidency and uses that, he will be successful. if he doesn t, he won t. martha: thank you so much. so, a story that got pushed to the back burner tonight and all of this. the white house also fiercely to dying reports of a president may
martha: you know what angus king is going to say. but he fired him later because a debt and get the answer he wanted. that is with the other sides will say. murray? marie? this is really bad. take a step back here. martha: we don t know what happened yet. we need the facts. we need to see what the memo. i agree. if i was a betting person, i would put my money on jim comey s recollection and not donald trump s. but here s the problem. every single scandal that comes out, every single one of the stories that the white house might manages, everything on time president trump messes up and doesn t do what, behave the way that he thinks he should, another day they are not getting health care done, they are not getting tax reform done, he s about to go on the first foreign trip, completely overshadowed by a week of terrible stories of his own making. martha: marc thiessen, there was recently a graph that showed what people were interested in.