gain by sitting down with the prosecutors and answering questions. he feels he is on top of his game enough where he can talk people out of certain things. but it is really the type of the trap that really any lawyer would fight incredibly hard to prevent their client from walking into. dana: do you think that this has something to do with another person that is coming on the team and that flood, an attorney here in washington, who has dealt with special counsels in the past, who is just new to the team saying let s tap the brakes on this? i don t know the inside dynamics but flood would certainly be in a position to say remember president clinton talking about what is is. you will have an iconic moment like that. whether it s worse than that or the same. something will come out of a deposition or a videotaped deposition that will be devastating to you. at least politically, maybe legally. dana: legally there is no exposure to the president if he decides not to talk to him. is th
we should focus on our base. focus on brown voters, black voters, women, millennials 37 we have to get them out there so they can go out and vote. we have policies that are more popular than republicans. let s tap into that, let s inspire our base, invest in our base and get them out to vote. it s pretty consistent that donald trump has 36 to 38% of the population. his approval rating is 34 to 36%. democrats are winning those states and gop is getting about what donald trump gets. one more piece from the new poll. whether or not voters feel they re embarrassed or proud of donald trump. the question i asked our earlier guests. 25% say the presidency of donald trump has made them proud. how is it democrats can t figure out how to beat republicans that
tower would be if law enforcement believed there was probable cause there was a crime being committed by someone this trump tower. you might have wiretap. if our intelligence community believed that there was some activity that involved a foreign power or foreign agents there could be a fisa wiretap. that would require not the president of the united states to say hey let s tap donald trump. it would require law enforcement to appear in front of a federal judge, demonstrate probable cause and get authorization for wiretap. let s turn to an issue which i don t think the president wants us to talk about, which are the allegations or questions, our investigation your committee, the intelligence committee is looking into as well as the senate as to whether there was any communication or even as far as collusion between russian officials and trump campaign officials. former director of the national intelligence agencies, the former dni james clapper said
with me. what is very troubling here, casey mentioned that they re reviewing those on a case-by-case basis. that s very disturbing. because these are people s lives. on a minute-to-minute basis. let s tap into that expert. we ve heard president trump speaking to the christian broadcasting network saying he wants to prioritize christians coming into the united states. is that even possible? can you make a distinction saying christian, allowed in or not? no, first of all, his actions are illegal under current law. the 1965 immigration naturalization act specifically banned immigration on certain countries. in the past, we gauge preference to countries western europe, northern europe. that hasn t been the case in decades. trump is trying to take us back to that.
let s tap into your known metia, if you re using words lik like truculence. what do you see and do you raise an eyebrow when you see the numbers being 41, from the wall street journal /nbc poll. what do you see in the numbers? i think president obama has clearly benefited both from the rising economy but also from the comparison to donald trump and hillary clinton over the last year. one of the historical ironies is it has been tougher for a popular outgoing president, dwight eisenhower and bill clinton, with high job approval to transfer that to the designated successor than the other way, an outgoing president unpopular, woodrow wilson, harry truman or lyndon johnson, it