The Daily Beast has always had a reputation as not only a leftist publication, but a contemptuous band of pricks buffered by layers of juvenile smugness. So, it was no surprise when they had writer Joe Berkowitz spend a week watching NewsNation and, on cue, he concluded with a piece dripping with disdain that was so thick he must of forgotten to get basic facts right, including who hosts what show and where many of them used to work.
The Daily Beast has always had a reputation as not only a leftist publication, but a contemptuous band of pricks buffered by layers of juvenile smugness. So, it was no surprise when they had writer Joe Berkowitz spend a week watching NewsNation and, on cue, he concluded with a piece dripping with disdain that was so thick he must of forgotten to get basic facts right, including who hosts what show and where many of them used to work.
prosecutor jon sale. nice to see you both. i ve got two jobs it looks like today. nice to see and have both of you here with me, we re gonna begin here with you, john because it is interesting to me what is happening because this obviously is happening in state court. but there are discussions about the possibility of removing it as they say to federal court. in fact, mark meadows, the former chief of staff to be dismissed because he said it was all under the color of his position. all under his role as a federal government employee. are you buying that at all? well it is a good is that for john dean? okay, that s the j o h and. go on john. let me give a shot at it. i am one who does not think the meadows motion will succeed.
pardon-able offense. right? yes. a man of few words, john dean, jon sale thank you so much for being here. both of you. thanks, and nice to see you john. thanks. nice seeing you john. well that was pleasant, i love the communication. most of the republicans are taking the debate stage on wednesday have something in common. and you may not have even noticed. but will that give them an advantage? i m gonna tell you what it is. getting a look at the cliff-hanger, that is next. i need it cool at night.
that afternoon, not gonna be there tonight, no, can t be, they re of course they will let him there. so, let s talk about when he does surrender in georgia. he is expected to be treated like any other defendant. former watergate special prosecutor jon sale spoke to msnbc about what that could mean for trump, take a listen to what he said. i believe chris christie is right when he says donald trump is afraid to go to prison. and if he s going to be booked like everyone else in atlanta, he s going to spend hours actually locked up, and he might entertain a possible plea bargain. can you even imagine donald trump in jail? is that possibility so abhorrence to him that he might take a plea deal? no. i don t think he would ever take a plea deal. that is just not in his nature. he will never admit that he s wrong. i think that his plan if he will win the presidency, and try to get out of it. i know this is a state charge in georgia. is a little bit different. but he will never take a pl