grande mal version of that relationship. ibturn pecker gave him coverage. that s the quid pro quos. if the national inquirer had this story and there was a discussion potentially about paying and then there was no payment, why wouldn t there be? if you re running for president, you re worried about it and this is what it s going to take to get it buried, why wouldn t the payment then happen? i can t speak to why the president didn t pay or there was no agreement reached for the payment, but i do think one of the most interesting aspects of what happened today is the fact that michael cohen taping his client, which formal federal prosecutors i spoke to today is totally unethical and almost completely unheard of. really undermines this narrative we ve been talking about for months is cohen s loyalty to their client. someone who tapes their client and potentially exposes them to this, do they really have that
of course. and he is the frontrunner. i m not denying him coverage. what i would like to see is a little coverage of say, i don t know, someone who espouses his same views. i interviewed rick santorum for my program the other day. rick santorum has a lot of views of donald trump except he is a nice guy. and as we know, nice guys finish last. he doesn t come out and insult every single person sees. where is the news media over the last couple of days calling out hillary clinton for lying lying this b. this isis videos that doesn t exist? dispr please send it to me because i have been looking for it, lauren. it s been on your network. this is exactly the problem is that your original point was right and that is there is nothing wrong with calling out trump when he says something that s false. the problem we have the news media they only fact check one way. hillary can talk about sniper fire and blame benghazi on a youtube video and lie about this in a
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