bob corker who said a firing of bob mueller would cross the line and would change the dynamic completely. yeah, there are members of congress who aren t interested in protecting bob mueller. some senate republican versus said that s a bridge too far. that s why i put it in terms of the campaign the president is trying to undermine bob mueller and everybody around him. if it gets to the point where public opinion says, yes, this is a witch hunt. you can sure they will fire him. they re not there yet. they re moving in that direction, or if they can t fire bob mueller and he comes out with some conclusion that at least the public might reject that conclusion, some hue he s corrupt. that itself the game we re trying to win. we re going to go live to west palm beach for a preview of the president s day and mar-a-lago. plus, for orrin hatch wins a distinction in utah, not for the reasons he might have thought. we ll explain. he retweeted an editorial headline, what may have been said
welcome back. the panel is here. chris matthews, host of hardball on msnbc and he s the author of the new book bobby kennedy, a raging spirit. amy walters, the national editor of the cook political report. eliana johnson, political reporter for politico. and al cardenas, former chairman of the american conservative union. al, i want you to respond to our friends at the weekly standard. the editorial headline was surrender. it says this. the great bulk of elected republicans have surrendered to the forces of donald j. trump and they didn t even put up much of a fight. has a hostile takeover of a historic institution ever been accomplished with less resistance? you have been accused of being a card-carrying member of the establishment wing of the party ever now and then. what do you say to your friends at the weekly standard? i think they re mostly right. we ve had civil wars for 40 years but they have all been philosophical. ford, reagan, even pat buchanan. this is different.
countries now. bottom line here, zain, is that china wants to be at the center of the new world order and the new world order really is these emerging economies. it s going to take a while, but they re certainly going down that path pretty rapidly. here s how world newspapers are covering hu jintao s visit to the u.s. in china they re reacting to hu jintao s comments about u.s. monetary policy, this is to the china daily headline. it says sincere advice for the u.s. this article goes on to say that western media were quick to call chinese president hu jintao comments on the u.s. dollar unusually blunt, but there s a real val to earnest words. though, sometimes unpleasant to the ear. the u.s. newspapers. this is the kansas city star. its editorial headline, for china, a year of behaving boorishly. they go on to say that the trouble is that relationship has never been well defined.