subsidizing the militaries of many very rich countries all over the world while at the same time these countries take total advantage of the u.s. and our taxpayers on trade. general mattis did not see this as a problem, i do and it is being fixed. jamil, why would he tweet this now? well, look, the president is obviously very upset about what secretary mattis said in his resignation letter. the secretary was you have to about his views on allies and his views on china and russia. the secretary clearly has a strong view that these are our enemies. the haiti has bepresident has bn russia than most conservatives would bre would prefer. the president is entitled to have a secretary of defense that agrees with him so the secretary is right to resign but the hard part here is how do you get the president to a place where he isn t making decisions on twitter, where he s listening to people around him and making hard decisions in the best interest of our nation? speaking of hard decisions,
but you don t think it was him trying to stay above the political stray. that s what this is. this is politics. strzok isn t mueller. he s not a main guy on his team. he isn t making decisions. i disagree. strzok had, at the fbi and this investigation had incredible powers. he wasn t how do you know at the mueller investigation he had special powers or considerable powers? do you know what his role was? his leadership role but he it was a leadership role. we know that. how do you know that? because he was one of the highest-ranking people in the fbi, the number two guy in countersblenlg counterintelligence. you don t put a guy in there like that to make coffee. i didn t say he was making coffee, but there s a big difference than saying this is one of the main guys in the probe and he was making coffee. i gave you the coffee thing with papadopoulos. you can t just throw it out every time you want to minimize someone. i get that it works politically, but are you a