Bipartisan event highlighting fellowship and faith, but all the more awkward as pelosi was sitting on the dais with the president at that very moment. Watch. I dont like people who use their faith as justification for doing what they know is wrong. Nor do i like people who say i pray for you when they know that thats not so. So how will Speaker Pelosi respond now . We will soon find out. Shes going to be holding a press conference speaking with reporters any moment. Well bring that to you when she begins. Lets start off, though, get to the white house, Kaitlan Collins is there. So what is going to if thats the preview of what we heard from the president just now, what were about to hear from him in a few minutes, what is this going to look like today . Reporter people should brace themselves for the new remarks because aides have said this is essentially a president who felt restrained over the last several weeks and now today at noon is his chance to hit back at this. They expected he
as vice president of the united states. i think it is a really smart policy and i m sure we ll see this debated in the first and second debates, too. jim, let me ask you quickly about an axios that 2020 campaigns aren t ready for deep fakes. make the subjects look worse than reality. we saw it happen with nancy pelosi. axios contacted all democratic campaigns in addition to president trump and nine democratic campaigns and the trump campaign responded, none could point to any specific protective steps they had taken against what they re calling deep fakes. are we going to get some early indications of which the most agile campaigns are? absolutely. this is a place where i m doing a bunch of international campaigns right now and you re seeing these deepfakes all over the place and they re hard to deal with. you know, the campaigns have got to kind of deal with a new technology that are coming out there and i think you ll see this very, very quickly. you had the president of the
standard than gop does their people has been used against us. it s not a bad thing that we hold ourselves to a higher standard. were they right to do that to push him out of the senate? i would have not applied that pressure at that time. mayor pete referencing, of course, the democratic senators who pressured franken to resign from the senate in 2017, including kirsten gillibrand. joining me now garret and we have adrian elrod and former obama campaign manager jim musina. adrian, after buttigieg s comments, a quote that mirrored what she said at a recent event. i m going to play that. he had eight credible allegations against him. two of them since he was a
however, some people in our party, there is a big donor, in particular, who has now held fund-raisers for mayor pete who was also a big hillary clinton supporter who used to be with gillibrand and she thinks gillibrand went too far and a lot of other voters feel the same way. i think this issue will continue to come up and i m not sure there is much more to debate on this. mayor pete made his case and i think one of his biggest assets is his ability to connect and authenticity and he made it clear last night in the town hall last night with chris matthews where he stands on this. i also want to talk a little bit about pete buttigieg, jim, because he is somebody whose campaign has been flooded with cash and they ve been staffing up. we heard that they had a long time hillary for america alumrecently acquired, so to speak. but i was talking to just yesterday a long-time presidential political operative who said one of the dirty little
help american make these very hard decisions and i worry about this decision. they couldn t have gotten the constitution if it hadn t been debated on c-span. all i say here that corporations don t want to be paid to for the most part. they ve had many ways over many years to pour more money into the political process if they wanted to and they ve chosen not to and that is most corporations in america. to cross that line and all of a sudden decide as a corporation i want to defeat lindsey graham in south carolina and those corporations are in san francisco, boston, new york city could very well be the single biggest favor you can do for lindsey graham to guarantee the reelection because he will make a huge issue out of that good morning. good morning, and welcome, it is great to see all of you bright eyed and energetic. we have a great session this morning. before we start, i thought i would do two quick things of business. last night,รงรณ the illinois campai