bytes i played in that opening monologue i think from the issue of well, it is possible. speck laying like anything on television that does an e normous disservice to the people working in the fbi everyone will think, jim comey did not like him. he was afraid. when he did that first briefing he felt uneasy? why? i agree with you. i have a lot of respect for jim comb. my concern is for men and women of the fbi. the impact of the book. the timing and content of the gook and the smentos how they are perceived by the public. that is the troubleingly part. jim is the former director of the fbi he is entitleed his opinions. i assume his book went through revow at doj and so now come
the boss in complete control, the loyalty oaths, the us versus them world view. i m really glad you put that quote up because it is true there are no bombshells in the book that we can tell, there are no big you know, we re always looking for inside accounts that tell us something we never knew before. and that s not here. but the significance of the gook is th book is that it might change the narrative of what when comey comes up and says this essentially reminds me of prosecuting a mob boss, he has networks of people who are doing bad things. and if that becomes the narrative, sort of the dominant narrative, that s going to affect our politics, that s going to affect the way historians see this. and i also say, he s disgruntled. he is disgruntled, he can be
document. what they are doing is giving donald trump cover. that is what devin nunes was doing when he rushed to say an attack, the fbi and the justice department in the way they handled this investigation and that is the way it has gone all along and now you have a committee which is stunning, which is winding up with a position that is closer to the kremlin than it is to u.s. intelligence services. because u.s. intelligence services have said russia meddled and putin ordered it. what this committee is saying russia meddles but not to help donald trump. this gives donald trump a big boost. and now the democrats, you know, phil is right, the democrats are gook going to issue another report. and congress ought to be in the
located about two hours from limon. all right. you guys, this is a castle to me. this is nice. i love it. come on in. oh, wow. nice, neat carpet. new carpet. the ceilings were parented. oh, really? we got you some furniture. i like that love seat. that looks comfortable. nice, nice, nice. yeah, guys, you don t even know. you won t have any dates on this bed. oh, i don t want none now. all i want is a good night s sleep. my aching back. my god, you don t even know. this is really my favorite room in the whole house. guys, i like gook cooking so much. i want to do maybe my daughter comes by tomorrow, i want to cook deep fried chicken tacos. i like that. it s a really good dish. you guys seen my cell.
mislabelled and they re in danger of losing support for this tax reform. neil: to your point, you re a great communicator. they re too lost in the weeds and explaining the weeds. they re not really stepping back and saying this is what we re doing. the j.f.k. won it was looking at the argument for just increasing revenue that would win over liberals and conservatives. but then when you get mired in this gook, you lose folks. exactly. means more take-home pay and higher wages. the language is, it lets you keep more of your hard-earned dollars. i don t hear them saying that. a similar example, it simplifies the tax codes and gets rid of the loop holes and the bailouts and handouts. they don t hear them saying it and neither do the american people. neil: fascinating stuff. good stuff. i ll tell you something, an american company today broke a record for being the most highly