stop. o donnell: so you tell him to be less loquacious. on occasion, yes. that has happened on occasion. o donnell: his off-script remark that vladimir putin cannot remain in power. some called it a gaffe. some people called it the unvarnished truth. what did you make of when he said it? first of all, when somebody said joe has a gaffe, a gaffe is when he speaks the truth. joe had just come from spending the afternoon with moms and their children that have been families destroyed by what s happening in the ukraine. that s joe. he knows what grief and that pain is. o donnell: so when you heard people say, he s going to walk it back, you thought? no. he spoke as a father. he s real. the private man is the public person. there s no daylight. garrett: you can watch more of norah s interview with valeriken in ningews,one of the
and then he ll go on and on and won t walk away from the camera. he s more loquacious. i wouldn t say transparent. because with the here s the key to decoding our president. when his lips move, he lies. now, his lips move on awful lot and he lies an awful lot. this is not just me, it s the washington post fact checker who says he s set the ncca record for presidential lying. but this is what he wants. he wants us talking about this. he wants his supporters to hate cnn and any other truth teller. it s why think why it s because he knows there s going to be some facts coming, i suspect, from mr. mueller that are pretty damning to him and he wants us to be blind to facts. okay, appreciate it. republicans introducing a resolution to impeach the deputy attorney general, rod rosenstein. you see him there. impeachment? we ll explain exactly what that breaking news means in our special series, stakes are high. trump allowing one of the most controversial mining projects in alaska
mueller s questions with this response. i don t recall. look, he is the president, i say this as a trial lawyer who has defended hundreds if not a few thousand depositions. he is one tough client because he s loquacious. it s hard to get him to stop speaking, and it will be hard for him to follow anybody s direction, even that of rudy giuliani. so i don t know that he ll be so inclined as to invoke the old i don t recall. answer the survey question at smerconish.com. do the latest developments arising out of the stormy daniels case now imperil the presidency? results at the end of this hour. still to come when this man, a harvard law school graduate got a package meant for a neighbor, he was too scared to redeliver it or allow his sons to do so because he lives in a predominently white neighborhood and his facebook post about this went absolutely viral. he s here to discuss.
used them for a very long time. have they ever included an fbi director, though? they have included senior officials who might want to talk on the argument that there are things that seen your officials say to the president that go to his inherent authority. so the question of is there a legitimate version of this argument? yes. is it vidiated as the lawyers would say, reduced or extinguished by a loquacious president who s always talking and tweeting? that would hurt him. how secret is it? how privileged is it? privileged means basically legally secret if you re the one who s already been talking about it. we know comey wrote all these me memos. after he met with president trump, he took copious notes. do you think the memos could see the light of day or captured under executive privilege, too? i would not expect to see the memos any time soon. we know reportedly special counsel mueller cleared this testimony, it s going to be interesting to see what comey talks about on thurs
election is something to relitigate. right, for a lot of people, including the clinton campaign, george, they still have not come to grips with any other reason why they have lost other than either jim comey s letter or russian interference. well, and the president, in his npr interview said it s a message problem and i m going to coach them so they will do better in the future. now, this is a man who has presided over the worst losses in his own party of any two-term president. senators, governors, members of the house. a thousand state legislative seats and he says well now i m going to share my magic with the rest of my party. i don t get it he has been the most loquacious president in our history. can any of the three of you think of a memorable sentence in the last 8 years? try. thinking about that let me also just say on this john podesta point and there is a certain quantity of what they really think happened, that they really