the house and the committee and the senate. they spent years looking ms. t in the end, they found nothing. but during that time, this country, the country they are supposed to be running, has become obviously and measurably worse. suicide, drug audis are up. life expectancy is falling. the borders are a mess. we have no clue who lives in this country, to the tune of millions of people. maybe tens of millions. we have no idea! the schools are a joke. you wouldn t send your school down my kids to them if you had a choice. infrastructure is crumbling. hundreds of thousands of americans sleep outside every night. so what are our leaders talking about? what are they spend their time by stressing over? what do they get tv bookings to rant about? some irrelevant meeting with a minor russian lawyer in trump tower three years ago. the new york city subway barely works. thee largest city in the united states smells like garbage. people are fleeing it. what is bill de blasio, the mayor, talking a
i [bleep]. they are trying to kill me. you are killing me. this is not about music. i want to have a relationship with my kid and i can t do it. you don t want to believe the truth. i don t want just ranting at the camera. you are playing the victim. i am just telling the truth. howie: emily jashinsky, how did gayle king imagine this? emily: particularly well. her so her stoicism while hs
her so her stoicism while hs ranting and just couldn t keep it in. i figured i had the best way to convince my parents i didn t do anything wrong was to scream and shout as loud as i could. howie: gayle king could have lost control of that interview and mixed it up and become part of the story. emily: and he could have left. howie: i m struck by the image of him standing and flailing his arms and she is sitting there. emily: i think or stoicism is admirable. she kept it together to get more out of him and ask him more tough questions, rather than sending him running away.