the legal ground trump would like to fight on. he s clearly saying, bring it on. all these revolting, grotesque things he is saying to alvin bragg for part of his goading. this is his territory. he knows it ll validate in maga nation s eyes, the idea of the deep state. they ll get you on anything, however trivial. that is his ground. the ground i would like to see, the ground that mueller declined to sort of step up to, is the serious high crimes and misdemeanors and seditious actions of this president. that s befitting of what is going on in israel right now. these are major stakes. major attempts to seize power, subvert a political system and subvert democracy. i want to see trump prosecuted for that. and i m not a law ever, but i refuse to believe that when somebody threatens violence
presidents are very welcomed in poland. and let me bring you in on this sort of you know, eli and i were talking about the dual tracks that the white house operates on. there s general mattis who is by any analysis a serious president, respected the world over. hr mcmaster, a serious person. he was managing the north korean threat while the president was in the twitter world with our friends joe and mika. how does a president on the road bifurcate the silliness of what he does on twitter with the seriousness of america s national security threats? i m not sure, to be honest with you. but ever since he appointed his national security team there s an assumption that these were the adults in the room. that somehow they would in some way ground trump s erratic behavior. and policy, particularly foreign policy would be stabilized because of these folks. but one of the things that i m worried about. i m concerned about, we don t have a clear idea about what the policy has been with regar
did you see it? they re walking and there s so many men, there aren t that many women. and i m saying to myself, why aren t they fighting to save syria? why are they migrating all over europe? seriously. i m putting the people on notice that are coming here from syria as part of this mass migration, that if i win, if i win, they re going back. they re going back. i m telling you. they re going back. that s not all of the ground trump covered. he compared his promise to deport millions of undocumented immigrants to president eisenhower s, and his language turned colorful when talking about his opponents. so they asked rubio, what do you think of bush? oh, he s my dear friend. wonderful, just wonderful. they hate each other. they hate. trust me. i know. they hate so much. they hate more than anybody in this room hates their neighbor. any. but it s political bull [ bleep ] do you understand? it s true.