what i m doing. greg: here s mine. this was msnbc s coverage. give it to chris matthews. this will now become the fashion in washington, an extra long tie and the open coat. how do you tie the tie to get it that long? that s the way he s always done it. chris, you were so upset earlier that the president was not buttoning his jacket. yeah, i think he s gotten it together. now that i know it s upsetting no, i just thought it was a statement, but someone corrected me and said that was always the statement he headaches, the open coat he makes, the open coat, the long tie, a message he was sending to people. greg: all right. that was brian williams and rachel maddow and chris matthews, they morphed into best in show. [laughter] and chris matthews turned into fred willard. just saying complete nonsense. absolute there was a point
dementia, honey, i don t know what i m doing. greg: here s mine. this was msnbc s coverage. give it to chris matthews. this will now become the fashion in washington, an extra long tie and the open coat. how do you tie the tie to get it that long? that s the way he s always done it. chris, you were so upset earlier that the president was not buttoning his jacket. yeah, i think he s gotten it together. now that i know it s upsetting no, i just thought it was a statement, but someone corrected me and said that was always the statement he headaches, the open coat he makes, the open coat, the long tie, a message he was sending to people. greg: all right. that was brian williams and rachel maddow and chris matthews, they morphed into best in show. [laughter] and chris matthews turned into fred willard.
were engaged in deliberately false reporting. one with a particularly egregious example in which a reporter falsely tweeted out that the bust of martin luther king jr. had been removed from the oval office. this was irresponsible and reckless. secondly, photographs of the inaugural proceedings were intentionally framed in a way in one particular tweet to minimize the enormous support that had gathered on the national mall. there s been a lot of talk in the media about the responsibility to hold donald trump accountable, and i m here to tell you that it goes two ways. we re going to hold the press accountable as well. greg: all right, rob. you know, they always say you ve got to pick your battles. seems like trump is going to pick every battle, right? well, yeah [laughter] or his press guys are going to. greg: yeah. simmer down, dude. again greg: i think he got it s true he starts out hot. he s sweating and angry. like, dude, just simmer down. greg: he probably had been
which is i m very inspired. he s talking on the phone with justin, you know? greg: trudeau? president of mexico. everyone s calling him back now. he didn t have to apologize. i ve learned from this experience that if i the people that i want to call me back, i don t need to apologize greg: right. i just need to gain power over them. [laughter] and then they will call me. greg: there you go. excellent. i don t think that s a bad way to go about it. greg: somehow you ll kidnap ex-boyfriends, put them in a basement, and you will have power over them. step one, get a basement. [laughter] greg: stop living this one. [laughter] i don t live in a basement, i live in a studio apartment, come on. greg: well, it s underground. that makes it a basement. i want to talk to rob. are we in danger we were talking about this earlier of a news or a trump overdose? absolutely. greg: if he fights every battle and he s so entertaining absolutely. greg: for example, we are coveri
greg: yes. i think he was saying i m going to work with you, i m going to support you desite what differents we had despite what differences we had before i was president. that s to kind of what i got from that. and trust me, when he starts going on about his stuff, sometimes when people get nervous, they talk about themselves a little bit. thank you. that s not an compute be excuse. you won t an excuse for you. you won t even with be depress what i did? here we go. i think it s going to be a slow marlon brando thing, he ll end up in a big chair and start making countries offers they can t refuse. i think in general his intent was basically to say, i m sorry, for the tweets without saying i m sorry. but i really got your back. i want to work you. that s what i got from it. greg: kat, it seemed like the cia response was overwhelmingly positive. at least it sounded that way. there was a lot of applause. you can t show the audience because they re cia, you don t want to out th