and across capitol hill warning that we really still are not prepared to defend the 2018 and 2020 elections in large part because there has been a lack of presidential leadership on this issue and, indeed, a refusal to acknowledge the basic facts of what happened. so, again, really kind of amazing and disturbing but not surprising. so, bill kristol, with all that kind of national security heft and lumbar in that room with you, it s not a crime to switch the conversation to how are we going to spin this and make it a political meeting. but there are consequences for the country that this happened, correct? yeah, and maybe that meeting you don t have to follow up, but there s not much evidence that president trump or his top team for that matter followed up much subsequently. so either they didn t care much about what putin had done, and maybe because they thought had benefited them, and/or president trump wasn t surprised to learn what putin had done.
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the country that this happened, correct? yeah, and maybe that meeting you don t have to follow up, but there s not much evidence that president trump or his top team for that matter followed up much subsequently. so either they didn t care much about what putin had done, and maybe because they thought had benefited them, and/or president trump wasn t surprised to learn what putin had done. maybe that s because he knew something about it during the campaign. but in either case, this is not a president of the if you think of a normal situation where a president is told about a hostile act by a hostile country, a hostile dictator, you immediately think, well, gee, i want more details. what do we do to stop it? how do we teach them they can t do this again and so forth. they seem to have gone through none of that thought process, which tells me he either wasn t surprised and/or he doesn t care. anita, meetings don t get more consequential than this. screen writers try to portray meet
he said he went to sessions and he asked him about that, and sessions just sort of stared down at his hands and kind of his eyes darted back. that s exactly right. that s the phrasing. i think there are people in the building who probably would be disturbed about moments like that, who wonder like what is the president trying to do? and on that note, there s a moment in the book where john kelly, then homeland security director, calls comey after comey is fired, unceremoniously when he s in los angeles talking to fbi agents there. no word from the white house. no word from the attorney general or the deputy attorney general. he finds out by tv. kelly calls and says he s disgusted by how this firing went down. he felt comey wasn t respected and he s going to quit out of protest. comey says to him, don t do that. this president in particular needs good people around him. you should stay. john kelly does stay, becomes chief of staff, but now we know that his clout seems to be rapidl
would do things that he said bush or obama would never dream of doing. he felt like it was inappropriate, and he didn t respect the independence of the fbi. he said he went to sessions and he asked him about that, and sessions just sort of stared down at his hands and kind of his eyes darted back. that s exactly right. that s the phrasing. i think there are people in the building who probably would be disturbed about moments like that, who wonder like what is the president trying to do? and on that note, there s a moment in the book where john kelly, then homeland security director, calls comey after comey is fired, unceremonily when he s in los angeles talking to fbi agents there. no word from the white house. no word from the attorney general or the deputy attorney general. he finds out by tv. kelly calls and says he s disgusted by how this firing went down. he felt comey wasn t respected and he s going to quit out of protest. comey says to him, don t do that. this president in