john mccain. it s become a laugh line of his speeches and the man is in arizona dying of cancer. matthew, i m coming to you after a break. all of our guests have agreed to stick around. we ll shift the topic to the vice president among others when we come back. migraine with botox®.
what a nice time to bring back our panelists, peter baker, jackie calmes, and matthew nussbaum. matthew, you covered him. and before i ask you about him, let s take a look at the kim jong-un-style cabinet meeting from december where pence spoke as they went around the table. thank you for seeing through the course of this year an agenda that truly is restoing this country. you ve spurred an optimism in this country that s setting records. i m deeply humbled as your vice president to be able to be here. i want to thank you for speaking on behalf of and fighting every day for the forgotten men and women of america. matthew, a number of people come away saying he is not of this world. question to you is who is mike pence in your view? well, it s really hard to say. i mean the obsequiousness and
for more we re joined tonight by matthew nussbaum, white house reporter for politico, and jonathan lemire, white house reporter for the associated press and an msnbc political analyst. man, matt, i just need to hear you out on this. what strikes you about this story and the white house saying that, you know, standard operating procedure? it can t be to enter an office like this and seize records. right. we re almost beyond parity here, and the saga of donald trump s run and his presidency have brought a lot of interesting and sort of eccentric characters into american life. but dr. bornstein does seem to sort of stand in his own category in all of this. of course it is not standard operating procedure to send a lawyer and bodyguard from your private organization to your personal physician s office shortly after 7:00 a.m.,
the reporting the last day or two probably will only shrink it further. as one person in the west wing has told me in the last 24 hours, kelly s days are numbered. it s not a question of if. it s a question of when. two guys who do a great job of covering this white house, matthew nussbaum and jonathan lemire, thanks. coming up, is donald trump right to be as optimistic as he is about gop chances come november? steve kornacki at the big board with the numbers when we come back. isease. isease. you re a life of unpredictable symptoms. crohn s, you ve tried to own us. but now it s our turn to take control with stelara® stelara® works differently for adults with moderately to severely active crohn s disease. studies showed relief and remission, with dosing every 8 weeks. stelara® may lower the ability of your immune system to fight infections and may increase your risk
you know that. yeah. he wrote it himself. and me, from where i come from, the end of it was just black humor. it wasn t meant to be a serious comment. i guess people don t have that sense of humor. yeah. but i get that sense of humor. make no mistake, this is a man s life work and practice. this is a drama, not the comedy it appears to be to so many people. for more, we re joined tonight by matthew nussbaum, white house reporter for politico and jonathan lemi re, white house reporter for the associated press and an msnbc political analyst. man, matt, i just need to hear you out on this. what strikes you about this story and the white house saying that, you know, standard operating procedure? it can t be to enter an office like this and seize records. right.