getting major things done. they are sitting getting some s done. you spoke to him just a couple of days before the election and he was telling you he was going to win. he was saying he was going to win and he s a very, very positive person. melania was very impressive to me. she sat down with him and she said we have such a good life, why do you want to do this? we worked so hard. at this the perfect life. he said i ve got to do this. i would be so good at this. she said, well if you want to do it, you have to do it, but you be prepared. you re going to win. jon: fascinating. as an interesting read. doug weed. game of thorns is all about the campaign between trump and clinton. melissa: a new report showing healthy job growth during president trump s first
to today say if the government takes away the level of funding that we re talking about here, it would be impossible for them to enforce environmental laws the twha they a the way that they are doing it today. the state coffers cannot support that kind of thing. they don t have the money to do it on their own. rene marsh, appreciate it. it started with pay twitter tweet fire. many pundits were gushing. then military spending, and then back to denials and recusal and new questions about ties to russia. joining me now are two people with special insights into both president trump and his supporters. we have with us doug weed, his presidential historian and author of the book game of thorns, the inside story of hillary clinton s failed campaign. she worked for the clinton campaign last year. touching base with a group of undecided voters in battle run states to trace their decision making, she is studying trump
it s hard. luckily we found someone to help us unravel the past. historian doug weed. it s sort of irnteresting to look at abraham lincoln and look at the damage in the back of his head that was in transit, trying to get the statues here. this is all a metaphor for abraham lincoln. he was much more fragile politically than we think of today. why would he be comfortable amongst the weeds compared to the other presidents? he was very poor. when we look at lincoln in the lincoln memorial, it seems so imposing and powerful and strong. but he only lived four years of his life in the white house. he lived 14 years of his life in a one-room cabin in indiana. and when he looked in the mirror, that s who he saw. he slept in a wooden box filled with corn husbaks.
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would talk, that she would embarrass the first lady? yeah. that s what makes the whole story so absolutely intriguing, and i promise you 100 years from now history will have really parsed it every way it can be parsed. we know from fdr s level of light, we didn t know he had one, it takes time for the history of these presidents to unravel completely. i think we ll be parsing through this as long as we can. it s almost like our own royal at this. the ken disand the photographs, doug weed. the photos and the perfection. just to learn that it perhaps wasn t all perfect. is that what it was? and it s true with all white houses. in every white house, including the one i served for george herbert walker bush, all of the