but not unprecedented. we have seen presidents do this in the past. like president george w. bush most recently. when the president is incapacity tated in one tomorrow form or another, they can temporarily transfer power to the vice president under the amendment and the constitution. that s what we re seeing go on is a transfer of power from the president to the vice president while president biden undergoes this colonoscopy where he s under anesthesia as part of this routine physical going on right now. we do expect the president to be back in the white house this afternoon. he has a turkey pardon to attend. we anticipate seeing him there and potentially hearing some remarks from him following really a milestone day and quite a split screen between this vote in the house and the president having to go his routine physical. yeah. we certainly have to get him back to the white house in time for the turkey pardon. any insight on the turkeys?
who is incapacity tated like woodrow wilson was. stay with me, i want to bring in bill. you have been in white houses where everyone parses the leaks, the knox times has come down on the idea that rosenstein said these things and it meant something. not that they are misconstrued quotes, that s why their headline suggests rosenstein secretly record trump. i want to read from the article where it says, rosenstein made these remarks about secretly recording trump in meetings and conversations with officials. these people were briefed on the events or the memos, does that look like a tell to you because we just went through on the screen all these anonymous people, the people doing the leaking that the times finds credible are secondhand having
many incapacity tated. today i should say, we ve seen it calm down, the police clearly given orders not to use tear gas in the same relentless fashion we ve seen in the past few days. it s been the anger fuelled by that kind of use of tear gas that at times brutal tactics employed by the police. kept these protests going, started over something small, a park in istanbul. great discontent about rights being eroded. protesters saw it, and now, of course, simply about the violence in the eyes of many of the police have meeted out against prodefendanters in the past few days. it seems calm briefly but the police are very much in number here. the real issue has been protesters and police trying to negotiate through this, rather than using tear gas and rocks in the past few days. the flaring of tension behind me