you know, most a really empowered chief of staff would have tried to take the phone away on day one. that obviously never happened. meantime he s got to be thinking about worst-case scenarios. when ronald reagan was on the operating table in 1981 in george washington hospital, james baker went into a utility closet with ed mees and discussed the 25th amendment. baker decided not to activate it. two reasons. one, he knew it would look like a power grabby the vice president. number two, he knew that reagan was coming out of surgery. donald trump is not coming out of surgery. right. this guy is not going to change and john kelly is really the thin line between trump and disaster. chris whipple, thank you very much for joining us tonight. coming up, steve bannon versus the republican party. he s threatening every incumbent republican senator running for re-election except one.
script for a day of two but the next day he rips the script up, goes on an unhinged tirade. that s the pressure cooker thing we were hearing about in the the washington post tonight and if you control him it might be you make thinss worse making a bigger explosion a few days so. maybe so but i think the real concern here is that you have somebody who, again, said during the campaign, why do we have nuclear weapons if we can t use them? you have got somebody who goes on these unhinged tirades. john kelly doesn t seem to be able to stop those. you know, most a really empowered chief of staff would have tried to take the phone away on day one. that obviously never happened. meantime he s got to be thinking about worst-case scenarios. when ronald reagan was on the operating table in 1981 in george washington hospital, james baker went into a utility closet with ed mees and
know, i love you and don t stop. i m going to find you and bring you home. i know you talked about how they had gone in that utility closet, they were doing everything they could to stay safe, i know they didn t feel safe in their own home which was in cudjoe key. they left there and tried to go to someone else s home. they did try to evacuate. yes. i personally begged her, just leave, just leave and it got so close and it became a gas issue. the house they went to in big pine key was a little more sturdy, they felt, more secure. she mentioned they had i guess metal shutters or, you know
first black justice of the peace elected in this county. can you just tell me a little bit for those who have never been to this part of texas, what is this area like? what was it like growing up there for you? well, my mother had six children. when my mother went into labor with the youngest son, she went into labor in the utility closet because they would not allow her to give birth in the normal room. they wouldn t let her give birth in the normal room in the neighboring city. fast forward 40 50 years, and you ve still got segregated cemeteries. you still have funeral homes who refuse to pick up black bodies. i complained about it for 10, 15 years. from the cradle to the grave, there s racism here. you ve got a population of 7, 8,000 wonderful students.
loan made to if is kerr that ma. they haven t built a vehicle in more than a year t. owes the government $168 million. they missed payments on the doe loans. fisker won a $529 million loan from the government back in 2009. a group of ohio state students had quite the surprise. they were living with a room nate and didn t even know it. according to the student newspaper. a group of male students were leasing a house near the school. they found out a stranger was living in their basement in a room they thought was a utility closet. they were nice enough to let him move his things out after he discovered. they joked about having a ghost. they noticed things were a bit out of order. this story will make you skate your head. they are banning flip flops.