and to contrast that, you look at someone who takes a knee in front of a flag, they re called a son of a bitch, but this person who puts his hands on women, you wish him well and have nothing but glowing praise about him. that s the problem that this white house is having, not just with staff, but with messaging. and to sum this all up, it s just a mess. lynn, there is a very strong op-ed in time.com. rob porter s ex-wife, jennie willough willoughby, her response to what the president has said in front of the camera on friday as well as his tweets. and, you know, she has some strong messages, talking about, saying, you know, how she felt when she watched the president on friday. she said, i can t say i m surprised, but when donald trump repeated twice that rob declared his innocence, i was floored. what was his intent in everyone sid sizing that point? my friend turned to me and said, the president of the united states just called you a liar. is that the message that people are grasp
kelly s waterloo, the moment where this is the fieshlreable offense, i don t think it is that big of a moment. it could be. it is very unclear at this point. interesting to see how it goes. we ll have to see how much they knew. as more and more detail comes out about this, i suspect there is going to be a groundswell of activity. could john kelly be the cheese standing alone? peter, matt and someone who shares my initials, ali v. ali s debut on velshi & ruhle. love it. please come back. proud to do it. you know what, maybe i need an a.v. upgrade. ouch. all right. we re going to talk with new york city s first lady, who is also head of the city s domestic violence task force. how abuse affects victims, families, communities and our entire country. we re also going to hear new comments from one of rob porter s ex-wives, jennie wi
ex-wives. one of them, jennie willough willoughby, married to porter four years, spoke out this morning on nbc s today show. as the moment was brought to me to share these intimate and shameful details that i haven t even shared with family and friends has been really cathartic. i think anybody who has been in a toxic or abusive relationship recognizes that on some degree you feel as though it is your fault and you carry that shame with you. when did you know this has crossed a line? you know, abuse is a really tricky thing. it starts slow, and it starts a cycle sort of where you don t really see it for what it is. i don t think i realized that i could even call my marriage abusive until about a year in. what was the moment?