business people who i m about to embark on business with to meet me, don t you feel pressured to meet that is a valid question but what is important in the election in 2016, i don t think people were voting for mother teresa he s susceptible for bribery and it was well-known and extremely broadcast and having people have their thumb on you because of files full of salacious and damaging information on you, that is being compromised. i don t know that that matter. no one would care that donald trump is it doesn t seem like it. it matters for national security it is something that he could get blackmailed on. i don t think for a second, call me jaded, that this is coming down to just stormy daniels or karen mcdougal. that may be the pretext but i think ultimately they have a connection and i think it is a manafort connection and they want cohen to they want to squeeze him. that is what happens.
i think it really is up to them. they ve got to ask themselves that question. why does this work for them and why is this going to be going to continue to support their stability and the survival of their government in the years ahead if they continue to allow these elements to just grow and maintain their presence inside of pakistan. last question. thank you, mr. secretary. don t you feel, on the other side, that too much pressure on pakistan may destabilize the islamabad and may have destabilizing all the region with having taliban stronger in the country. that is a concern and that s why i made the comments i just made, that i think it s important that pakistan begin to think about its ability to contain these groups as well. it s why, though, we take a regional approach. the u.s. alone is not going to change this dynamic with pakistan. you know, india and pakistan,
it was bugging him, bugging trump. as the press secretary who faced the press corps for about an hour every day you have a big lectern to separate you from the people. i developed an appreciation for how important body language is. that was what was so bad about walk ago way from those questions, literally fleeing the room to avoid questions about a topic they themselves had raised. people talk about the oval office being the ultimate home court advantage. it looked like he was playing defense most of that time. if you read his body language, he was pretty eager to escape behind the desk. where are you now professionally? are you able to criticize president obama professionally, or do you feel you have to defend? can you criticize him? i will say that i feel enormous loyalty to president obama. but if you criticized him on television, there will be a big all the right-wing crazies will go out there and say even josh earnest says, and they will use you to get to obama. d
example, i m going to make the mexicans pay for the wall doesn t sell overtime. he has got to be more substantive. he has got it have a plan. he has to sound like he knows what he is doing so people can put him in the oval office and say i can see you there and see you doing the job. do you know what i saw in that interview with trump because i have known hum for decades. is he a little nervous. because he has the most to lose of all of them, all right, because is he flying so high, double everybody else. and, you know, if things don t go his way and i do believe rand paul is the provocateur in this. he has to break out tomorrow if he doesn t he can t raise money. if anybody defines their success tomorrow night by them going after donald trump they have the wrong definition of success. but don t you feel that they have to get into the voters purview? yes. and they have to get attention. yeah. but they have got to get attention. better to get attention not on the basis of i
example, i m going to make the mexicans pay for the wall doesn t sell overtime. he has got to be more substantive. he has got it have a plan. he has to sound like he knows what he is doing so people can put him in the oval office and say i can see you there and see you doing the job. do you know what i saw in that interview with trump because i have known hum for decades. is he a little nervous. because he has the most to lose of all of them, all right, because is he flying so high, double everybody else. and, you know, if things don t go his way and i do believe rand paul is the provocateur in this. he has to break out tomorrow if he doesn t he can t raise money. if anybody defines their success tomorrow night by them going after donald trump they have the wrong definition of success. but don t you feel that they have to get into the voters purview? yes. and they have to get attention. yeah. but they have got to get attention. better to get attention not on the basis of i