of americans support mueller s investigation. something like 65%, 64%, want mueller to investigate the finances. what do you think about hatch saying what he said full stop? the chairman of the judiciary coming out saying it would be suicidal. lindsey graham has. do you sense that some republicans are starting to do that? and do you think that your ads will give strength to more republicans to follow up on those examples? yes and yes. i think it s moved in the right direction belatedly. i just want to give them more of a sense of urgency and less of a sense, as mitch mcconnell continues to say i don t really think anything is going to happen so there is no need to consider legislation. jonathan turley may be right this legislation isn t exactly right. well, fine, let s have mark-ups and get good legislation that protects mueller around let s speak up what really would happen if rosenstein were fired, or mueller. let s not be so big about i
that he could have found bipartisan agreement on. instead, every time it comes up, he manages to blow himself up in a new way. if this poll is correct, why would he change anything he s doing? i don t think he would and doesn t seem to be changing anything he s doing. he has guys like steve bannon in his orbit saying, no, this is good. we want you to sow this divisiveness that shows you won t be liberal and you shouldn t back down and shouldn t have to apologize for a rally you didn t organize and you re responsible for. from a communications standpoint, when you re way off your message, as we started at the beginning of this week with charlottesville, the most important thing you can do is get back on message. no better message for the president this week than tax reform and infrastructure. he rolled out the infrastructure announcement with elaine chow and others, great day. i was watching that thinking this is perfect. however, two words come to mind as soon as that was done.
affect trump, too. it s easy to send a billion dollar check when that s true. but they run the network kbl here s the problem with always throwing up some distraction. we re coming up against a period where the government is going to shut down if legislation isn t passed. the debt ceiling is going to be breached and cause a bemeltdownn the global economy. the stock market dropped because traders were worried that gary cohn might be leaving and that maybe really nobody responsible in that white house is going to be able to keep the economy from collapsing. there comes a point where you have to function as a government and there s no sign that trump is able to do that. we ll get a late update from spain where there s been another terror incident with fatalities. also, the mayor of birmingham, alabama, is going to join us and how he s handling
he pledged a million dollars to the anti-defamation league and said he cannot believe that we re having this conversation where we essentially have to reiterate our position to nazis. that could when you start to see fox changing, that could affect trump, too. it s easy to send a billion dollar check when that s true. but they run the network. here s the problem with always throwing up some distraction. or some cultural battle to distract from the fact that you re not doing anything. we re coming up against a period where the government is going to shut down if legislation isn t passed. the debt ceiling is going to be breached and cause a meltdown in the global economy. the stock market dropped because traders were worried that gary cohen, his national economic director might be leaving. and really nobody responseble in that white house is going to be able to keep the economy from collapsing. there comes a point where you have to function as a government. there is no sign tru
and building the wall are related in a certain way in that what republicans are proposing with obamacare is not a literal repeal of obamacare. and they can get away with that. in the same way that i think the trump administration can get away with not literally building a wall on the border. i think if they beef up border enforcement and beef up workplace enforcement and build a physical barrier, you know, in some ways, i think if they take action, you know, the american people feel to some extent there is increased enforcement, i think they can get away with that. speaker paul ryan and chief of staff reince priebus hope you re correct. yes. but that s the thing. i think that s where there is a disconnect. i think the challenge on these issues are really just the wedge or squeeze between the 60% and the 40%. it does seem like the base of the republican party really cares about that wall. right. but the majority of the country isn t into the wall. just like the majority of t