a republican. no i don t. i look at the facts. and i m wondering why that is. they met days before his wife secretary clinton was scheduled to be interviewed by the fbi. you don t think that is unusual. and the president of the united states at the time said, oh, no big deal. think that is highly usual and then it was turned over to james comey and it never happens and it did with the clinton solution and who interviewed and ran the clinton administration, he launched the russia investigation, peter struck and the text messages from him and lea page we know where that comes. if anybody was what if you were being investigated by the former head of the fbi and he had 15 lawyers looking into your life and now said i want your personal finances. who wouldn t be frustrated by that. there has got to be a frustration level on the part of the president but the white house is clear they want mueller to finish the investigation but
that s i guess the reason why the deputy minister in the foreign office reacted not way is it fair after seeing that reaction to say that there s been a deal frustration here in berlin with what s essentially been a revolving door in the white house i don t know if it s frustration with the revolving door but there s quite a lot of frustration with the policies of the united. states in a hole if we look at what donald trump has been saying on the not only german american relations but at the relations the united states both while that the classical west western europe the nature states everything was very critical everything was put under a question mark there and people like to listen here was seen as people were like the last from should the last border before things would go really bunkers and to put it in a very frank way so that now that the us now is relieving i think the frustration level in the german construction is going to rise there you know and that s the
to coming out and saying we re going to do whatever you need? pretty irreconcilable. i think, i think the culture has gotten to a weird place where actually i saw some statistics in media reporting. the last couple big shootings, there s been not much coverage. the one in kentucky we barely heard about it. i heard about it the next day because i wasn t watching my news feed closely. even though i think the church shooting in texas, it was about two days where they re usually five or six days. and i think the country is reaching sort of a compassion fatigue, but also a frustration level and throwing up our hands, we can t do anything about this. but this has sort of brought it back, i guess it s because it s kids again and because those images yesterday were so horrifying of kids running out of the school. this is the country has been horrified again. our horror level has gone back up. i keep wondering if there is a moment it seems like people have reached a point of really
suggest that they have not been behind any effort to push kelly out, they re disputing that line of report iing but there s no question this isp precarious how kelly s hold on this job has been. he came in to clamp down on who the president could see and talk to and to get policy rolling in a better way. our reporting, the president isn t ready to make a change but there s no question his frustration level has grown. mack mcclarty, as a former chief of staff to a white house that had its own share of controversies in the first year, would you or nip around you have tolerated having someone in that post seeing the most top-secret documents without a full clearance but who had been credibly accused of domestic abuse by two former wives,
overall republicans are in a good position to hold on unless we see a democratic wave like the republican wave that we saw in 2010 in the first year of the republican campaign. republicans are in a good position. it s interesting that that always happens. why do you think that is? people say oh, we sent you to washington. we sent the president there to do x, y and z. you haven t gotten it done. there s a frustration level. why do you see these flip? there s a lot of reasons we see these flip. most of all, it s hard for politicians to argue for continuity when voters are not necessarily seeing everything they want to see in their daily lives. something that they may be dissatisfied with, whether it s the economy or security in their hometowns, immigration, anything that they see not going wrong. the party in control typically bears the blame for that. so it s hard for them to retain their majorities for long periods of time. that s the nature of democracy,