defending president trump. they like ed snowden leaks, though. it gets a little convoluted and i would say the leaks to be most concerned about are the ones that deal with classified information that can lead to people getting hurt. especially our assets. kimberly: absolutely. those are unacceptable. okay, jesse. jesse: let me get this straight north korea is about to throw a nuke at l.a. and people are worrying about what the weather is going to be likea in a hundred years? that s their priority right now? leakers and the republicans are always so righteous. they never actually break the law because they are doing a public service. you can riot and be a democrat, destroyed evidence and be and democrat. it s always done for good cause. do i have that right?? and then dan rather was fake news before there was fake news. this guy came in and tried to frame george w. bush with forged documents on the eve of the election. he got fired. that was the public service. bye-bye, dan. going
he can t control his client. president trump is trying to distance himself saying he only played a small role in the campaign. he was brought in in march of 2016, they did the convention for the g.o.p. nomination. and manafort resigned last summer. mud questions of his business dealings in ukraine. we were talking about this on the story earlier.er why is this breaking now? the raid could have been a signal to paul manafort but leaking it now could also be a signal to other people involved in the case. other people he might have met with or dealing with. they may try to save your meaning business here. dana: i didn t boo you, for the record. dana: kimberly, one of the things in comey s testimony, when he was relaying the conversation with president trump, he said if one of my satellites did something
that s nate. kimberly: that was fascinating. is 18 too young to vote in america? one governor s is threatening to raise the age limit to cast the ballot. here why, stay next. when i first started working with capital one, my dad called them up and asked for the jennifer garner card which is such a dad thing to do. after he gave his name the woman from capital one said mr. garner, are you related to jennifer? kind of joking with him. and my dad was so proud to tell her, as a matter of fact, she is my middle daughter . so now dad has the venture card, he s earning his double miles, and he made a friend at the company. can i say it? go ahead! what s in your wallet? nice job dad.
buy cigarettes, i think we ought to not send them to war until they are 21. jesse: if you ve ever seen watters world, that s a great reason to raise the vote to 21, but do you think this is a good idea? kimberly: do you need to host out? rearrange? jesse:ha what are you talking about? kimberly: i watch it. yes. the voting age, should it be higher? i don t know. g i m going to say that if you can serve your country and go andnt fight overseas and give your blood and your body, you should be able to cast a vote in this country. absolutely.ho i encourage people to do so. people are fighting for this. in some the countries across the world. greg: he s making a bigger point. he s saying if you don t trust somebody to buy smokes at 18, how can you trust them to fight wars? imagine denying a cigarette to an injured soldier.
dana: no, but i remember being on a plane when smoking was allowed. i was a kid. greg: i smoked in 1996 on a plane to england and it was amazing just sitting there. going wow, this is great. kimberly: what a nightmare. jesse: do you remember when bloomberg banned cigarettes and bars in manhattan? everyone threw a tantrum. i thought it was a great idea. i like that idea. kimberly: i m relieved. greg: it created more fights on the street. p people go out of the bars and people were trying to get t through and there would be more fights because people were out in front of bars and people would be leaving the bar and no drinking as much. kimberly: you re just too lazy to go outside. l greg: i don t smoke anymore. kimberly: you vape. greg: i vape. kimberly: i ve never tried a cigaretteap ever. jesse: before you smoke ciga? greg: what, during the poker game?