back and watch it. this is i would say we re somewhere between act 3 and 4 of king leer and his decent into madness. i wouldn t overthink this, donald trump doesn t play four-dimensional chess here, he has a primitive relex on everything and is a morale. that said i think biden is handling it reasonably well. in the end i would say this election is going to be whether it s about democratic policies or trump s personality and his conduct. so to the degree that biden or any other democrat can make it about trump the better for them and trump is giving them unbelievable ammunition to work with. brittany? part of what i think is going on, a couple things. like everyone said today, he s trying to normalize bad behavior. we need to talk about that. i think he s trying to make sure that biden is the opponent. this news cycle puts biden back
but why didn t we hear about this from mueller? isn t that at the heart of the mueller investigation? i don t think that it is. i mean, if you are looking at the question of whether people were trying to obstruct the investigation, to me that doesn t play into the question of obstruction of the v investigation. and if youing at whether anybody on the u.s. side for example the president s son received information from the russian, that doesn t necessarily play into that investigation. i d be curious to know whether the mueller team knew this. it is not clear to me even if they did that that would have changed the investigation. ana, real quick to add to that. we know that the white house limited what they turned over once the president becomes president. so they were very open in turning over information before the president becomes the president of the united states, before trump becomes president of the united states. anything after the inauguration, there was a lot more close hol
we got three great endorsements in manchester, new hampshire. dan o neil the president of the board of aldermen there who is the highest vote getter and has been for a long time, in manchester, new hampshire has endorsed us and two other very popular aldermen. we are picking up steam on the ground. that s why i m saying i need a little more time because when people hear me they like what i have to say. they want to help. they re sending us money. and we re moving. so i m not going to let some artificial debate standard that doesn t play to somebody talking about bringing the country together and moving forward limit me. like i said, bill clinton didn t get in until october. we ll keep making a good run at this. if we lose momentum we lose momentum but we got more now than we ever had. good luck to you. thanks. hey, tim, what was the best thing you ate at the iowa state fair? well, the root beer float, it was so hot the root beer float but it was actually the bush light draft beer t
double standard about ohio and el paso. there are two coin which madmen did horrible things. one motivated by the left and apparently the other motivated by the right and to turn this into some kind of an attack on the president, who was really just trying to heal some of the pain these people are going through, i remember what it meant to new york when president bush came here four days later. it lifted everyone s spirits. if they felt like the country was behind them, and they are depriving these people of that feeling, or at least some of them. i also think politically this doesn t play. this is a very, very very partisan, very divisive kind of strategy and i think most of the american people can see through this. but it s a shame that these people have graded themselves to this level to do this kind of thing. it s really shameful.
they re doing this. i don t think i ve been moreub upset than i have been about the double standard about ohio and el paso.hi there are two situations which madmen did horrible things. one motivated by the left and apparently the other motivated by the right and to turn this into some kind of an attack on the president, who was really just trying to heal some of the pain these people are going through, i remember what it meant to new york when president bush came here four days later. it lifted everyone s spirits. if they felt like the country was behind them, and they are depriving these people of that feeling, or at least some of t them. i also think politically this doesn t play. this is a very, very very partisan, very divisive kind of strategy and i think most of the american people can see through this. but it s a shame a that these people have degraded themselvese to this level to do this kind of thing. it s really shameful. laura: mollie, we ve seen a