but the president, once again, shifted the blame for all of that. pointing fingers at republicans and blasting at the makkah crowd yet again. speak of this is not your father s republican party this is the maga welcome party the republicans on plate square we have seen it such a radical shift and one party that minority of the maga folks purity kayleigh: will i am dismayed he didn t use the maga kang. that was my favorite. tells the i would say it was a favorite obsession but it seems to be beyond that now. i don t know that this is a winning strategy amid all of these crises. tulsi: i m not a political strategist but i can tell you just as an american. having the president of the united states not exercising leadership and just playing the blame game is incredibly disappointing. we look to the president, our commander-in-chief to be a solution oriented and to really address the problem and challenges that people are facing. so, his interview last night, i think it was, i
deleted the retweets of the spitting match is really been one direction with this woman felicia, she has been on a rampage for i think six straight days now attacking colleagues. so, when the bosses say we do not tolerate attack and colleagues, they do. and, it is sort of a question and those of who was running the show over that newspaper and you mention, what, this week is the 50th anniversary watergate. washington post seemed to have gone from woodward and bernstein to taylor and felicia. [laughter] what a transition. harris: you notes confusing about this to me emily, i did start of the serious topic, and weigle issue said, you know, responded and apologized. guy: a do want to wake him up though can really kill which we book a try though haul me. always somewhere. and that it migrated to this other thing. emily: i think this is a perfect example of a report on the news don t become the news and it feels like this week in particular wobble every single prince or person that
they are not there is now. now they are engulfed in a spitting match between two of its reporters. david weigle retweeted this post mocking women. every girl is by. you just have to figure out if it s fuller or. harris: that joke is not sitting well with fellow staffer felicia sumner. who called him out on twitter. she said, fantastic to work at a news outlet where retweets like this are allowed. the newspaper s executive editor looking for a cease-fire. sending a memo to the staff, here it is, we do not tolerate colleagues attacked and colleagues either face-to-face or online. respect for others it s critical to any civil society including our newsroom. newsroom social media policy points specifically to the need for collegiality and i read it in that tone because it is so legalized does not sound like they are trying to help. guy: will weigle retweeted the joke apologize for it