and lying. so there s some name calling today. big deal. can you acknowledge that? it wasn t a good day, it was a bad day. it just could have been a really bad day. i think the dems overreached. i think there will be a big backlash. as crazy as this conversation is, i ve got to move on. comey released knconversatis about tweets from the president. a stunning election night battle in the uk. we re going to bring them to you.
the questions the special counsel isng to look into, on whether the president tried to influen an investigion. the separate question on the russian meddling itself. i mean, and the fact that as far as comey could tell, the president didn t seem as interested in the national security implications of the russian meddling as he was in the sort of political implications of the investigation. that s the story comey has to tell. i think, you know, special counsel mueller is looking at possibly an obstruction of ju e justice case. the intelligence community investigates the russia story. eventually, we ll get to the bottom of both. yesterday was amazing political theater, not a good day for the president. i think it was just sort of, you know, one element of these ongoing investigations. it ll feed both of them. as you heard from comey, there s still so much he is not able to say publicly and a lot of people aren t able to say publicly, that senate intelligence committees are learning about
that today, all of those things. so we have some name-calling today. and going to the specific things, saying that the president you know, writing in this memo that he might lie or to go through and, look, the director might not have liked some of the descriptions that were given about how he did his job, but those are opinions. there s a difference between people having strong opinions and lying. and so there s some name-calling today. big deal. but you can acknowledge that it was a bad day, though? can you acknowledge that? it wasn t a good day. it was a bad day. it just could have been a really bad day. i think the dems overreached. there s going to be a big backlash. as great as this conversation is, i ve got to move on. up next, comey says he released memos of conversations in response to a tweet of the president. we re going to talk about it with both a current and former member of the house intelligence committee. plus a stunning election night battle in the uk for one o
out looking if it s okay with her patron. james comey was being pressured, if not threatened, to drop an ongoing investigation. i am a lawyer although i try not to play one on television. let me agree with david in every way. it wasn t a good day for the white house but here s what they got out of it. they finally have a communications message going forward and it s to go after jim comey. jim comey, who i have the greatest amount of respect for, i think he s a patriotic american, he has cultivated this behavior and then, yeah, i took a memo and handed it off to my friend on my way out of town and he leaked it to the new york times with my knowledge. it says comey is a common politician. i don t think he is. but it s the move of a common
scored 33 points that night. he s an amazing person and days won t get easier for him, but he, you know, somehow plays like that. mentally and emotionally, i m not here. being here is what makes me i guess sane and makes me feel somewhat normal, i mean, through this tough time. the celtics went on to win their first play off season over the bulls. a difficult 38 hours follows. thomas flu home to attend his sister s funeral and got on a red eye back to boston. in sunday s game against the wizards, thomas took an elbow to the face and lost a tooth. he underwent ten hours of dental work before his next game, the one where he scored 53 points on his little sister s birthday. it wasn t a good day for me with it being my sister s birthday. i just didn t have the energy. there was no way i couldn t play on her birthday. i mean, i wanted to win for her. i wanted to play well for her.