his instinct is just to defend his behavior in 2016 and that s the lens through which he sees it or whether he wants to purposefully provocative and it will whip up the impeachment talk. i don t think how strategic it is. i can t possibly read his mind, but i do know what he said and what he laid out in n that interview with george stephanopoulos has a lot of republicans behind the scene very uncomfortable. just too cowardly to say so publicly. i ll say that. news just into cnn, the white house says a government watchdog is trying to chill free speech. that s what the white house says recommending that kellyanne conway lose her job. the office special counsel says she violated the hatch law. the office special counsel saying she did that on television and social media. the white house says the law is deeply flawed and influenced by media pressure and liberal organizations. we should know that the burden
states senate and should know the law. if the information is valid. if the information comes from a national foreign actor, it s illegal to take it, right? one of the important things about this conversation todayed is what it means for 2020 and i think that s where the importance lives. the idea is you should call the fbi, and by the way, one of the reasons why there were no charges here in this case because, you know, one of the excuses that these guys had is they didn t know that it was against the law. in campaign finance laws that s one of the issues that you have to prove that you knew you were violating the law. so now they n.o.w. know. now they know. that s the president of the united states. but now he does know. oh, i m shocked, shocked. we were talking about like terms of art. he knows. he does know. he does know. i shouldn t even joke about this. he does know so why then does he do it? that s a long pause. a softball question. i don t know why he s doing it.