is guilt by association here or the sense that there is a collectively viewing of this? there is guilt by association, or that president trump, that these people are reflective of who he is? well, i don t know if it s anything as gauzy as guilt by association come implies something is guilty because they had a drink with the wrong person. this is not that case. they have an association, roger stone and donald trump, that goes back 40 plus year. he has been politically advising him every step of the way, including i saw roger stone at the republican convention in cleveland. he has been a constant adviser to the president all throughout the campaign and the details that are listed in this indictment really make clear that he was in touch with high ranking members of the campaign. so, yeah, it s early to start talking about guilt, but, clearly, there is an association
she grew up in a middle-class chicago household. across the street, i usually met my friend terry johnson right in front of that garage. this is my block. three generations of robinson s live here on euclid avenue, a home owned by michelle s great aunt robbie and uncle terry. laura: she s the daughter of a democrat ward boss and work her way up to the ivy league. laudable, no doubt. but contrast the gauzy media coverage of her personal story by the way under their black female brainiac has been treated over the years, conservative scholar condoleezza rice. rice grew up in much worse conditions, the segregated south. she would earn degrees from the university of denver, notre dame, and the fellowship at stanford university where she eventually became a professor and a provost. she become the first female african-american secretary of state long before anyone heard of michelle or barack obama.
huge. it has not happened before i feel like the rest of this sits on the lap of mike pompeo and others to actually execute and the question is, can we back into it this way? is it possible? well, the imagery is hopeful. it is. some ways it s quite touching. i m saying that tongue in cheek because it s that too. the president was gauzy in his praise of a despot and a dictator and i don t think any conversation about this should neglect the fact that kim jong-un is a murderer, a thug, starves his own people and putting him on the stage with the president, i don t care what anybody says, is a major concession and a gift to him. that said, dialog is better than military action. but i do agree that the agreement is entirely lopsided. it is the most vague, the most loose, the most unspecific with regards to the verification, the accounting and the inspection piece and the most specific, most concrete, most onerous on the united states with respect ending military exercises.
portions of the gauzy i was impressed with his military background and how he has been a cia director. i would hope you would end up being a strong secretary of state and really serving the department of the country well. i did not have a settled heart about it, so i joined many of my colleagues in voting against hi him. martha: we will see. thank you very much, good to see you tonight. breaking news, just and on president trump s longtime lawyer michael cohen and the stormy daniels case, he is going to plead the fifth constitutional attorney jonathan turley on what that means. and 12 murderers, 51 rapes and now a police officer, 72 years old is in custody and one of the longest cold cases in u.s. history.
that she did, i do think the tough questions of a presidential adviser that happens to be the president s daughter are fair game, but back to chelsea, she has written a book called she persisted about women s empowerment and that was this gauzy abc news interview with absolutely no attention paid whatsoever to the baggage of her father and to lisa s point of her own mother. harris: we have seen the movie and now this is a trailer? guy: she has written a book about us where she is chanting. you have to ask questions. it is fair game speaking of fair game to ask challenging questions given the premise of the whole book. harris: the questioners, i suppose, you are focused on the moment, but the moment is the me too moment, so i would think that chelsea clinton would be really prepped for that answer. lisa: i think that she knew she was not going to get it, to be honest.