The latest Political Developments of the day and interviews with top newsmakers are featured. Its not like somebody former president got to report, somebody gave a little more than the minimum, some pac didnt follow a small regulation. This is a fundamental thing. The nominee at the closing days of the campaign, when he thought his campaign was on the line and a story or two stories potentially threatened his nomination went be and said, i have to make this story go away, according to Michael Cohen and said, go make this go away and pay for it. I think that goes not in a resistance way at all. A much more dramatic and more accurate way of stating what happened there. And, yes, it implicates the president in the commission of a felony, but it also implicates the president in what is now a growing sense that a lot of people have and not just resistance people, that this is one more way in which the 2016 election was facacta. Harry litman, were in dangerous territory here. Two nonlawyers
the fact that donald trump worked overtime hurting those republican chances. he s doing it again in georgia. if i were a georgia leader, a georgia republican party leader, i would just be incensed. this guy keeps coming to their state and making things impossible for republicans in georgia. yeah. i mean, if the headache last time wasn t a big enough problem, it gave them it gave democrats the majority in the senate, now gave them judge jackson, soon to be justice jackson. he s going in remember, he made the comment a couple months ago, i don t know, i might support stacy abrams. he can t help himself. anybody who doesn t fall in line completely with him, including republicans, he got to speak out against at the peril of his own party. a terribly flawed candidate he s supporting in the senate with herschel walker. the sworn statements against herschel walker, just about as weak of a candidate for georgia you could have.
particularly at a high level, the words have very carefully chosen and scrutinized. certainly when you hear them coming from the deputy attorney general herself, i have no doubt that the intention and the plan to do than was probably went up to the attorney general and certainly the office of the attorney general. and it s careful it s very carefully. there are two things i see in there. one, prosecutors are looking at it. s to me is they are examining the allegations, looking at federal law, seeing where the evidence falls and doesn t fall. and the second thing, the last point is she says she can t comment anymore on ongoing investigations. that means exactly what it says. that means right now there are investigations, plural, that are open and ongoing within the department of justice about this matter. so that s a very significant event. and to me it indicates just how high the level of investigation is now going within doj. even if this turns out,
we cap the cost at $35 on our plan. $35 a month. companies are still going to make a healthy profit. we can do that tomorrow with the stroke of a pen. but we have a generation of so-called sandwich generation. that is you have a young child and elderly parent that both need help. look, we can help them take care of mom and dad and make it work. there s a program that allows us to on medicare, that someone can come and the stall a handrail in the shower so mom doesn t fall, to make sure they have what they need to live in safety and dignity in their home, pick up prescriptions, make an occasional meal. we can do all that. when mom and dad put their head on a pillow at night, they can have peace of mind that their elderly parents are doing well and their children are okay. we re still going to work on gas prices and the food prices.
correspondence from kim jong-un, a letter from president obama and other things that might have been classified, stuff that doesn t fall into the category of things i brought with me to the white house, a teddy bear that i really needed to have close to me, there seemed to be some curation as to some documents that went into the boxes that went to mar-a-lago. yeah, i can t say i totally understand what the, you know, the picture, the map with the sharpie circle had to do with the letter to, you know, another foreign leader, so, but the fact that he took some of the materials with him, and in particular, you know, letters to foreign leaders, is not, is not only problematic from a records perspective, it s problematic from a transition perspective. you really inhibbert the next administration, you know, by taking materials that are important to the national security of the united states,