i don t know, i don t know. i don t know. here is the president tweeting on another map this was the originally projected path of hurricane in early stages, he says as you can see all models predicted, hitting georgia and alabama, i accept the fake news apologies. joining us to analyze mollie hemingway, justice on trial the kavanaugh confirmation and the future of the supreme court. crystal anderson, columnist for the washington examiner cofounder and clarence page columnist for the chicago tribune. molly, what do you make of torrential amount of media coverage to the president, the map, the sharpy, during this devastating hurricane? it was unbelievable to watch this week, so much coverage devoted to sharpy gates, they say the president can t let things go, that s absolutely
today it, she was horrified a lot of people do. howie: i do not support blacklist or discrimination of any kind, who don t we want to work with, if that s not a boycott or a blacklist, what is, some say as we have been through this before, these are public records that donate to presidential candidates, why shouldn t the lists be made, it s easy if people compile it and say these are the people who dare give money to donald trump. you have the right to work with whoever you want to work with and look up things on your own and when you call literally a list to be made so that everybody knows who is conservative and who may be supporting president trump and cast them out i think crosses the line into dangerous
there we go. howie: had to show to america. the president has blurred line between that and serious politic, but the situation is one in which the spaghetti model the president followed early on they call it showed multiple tracks, including touching alabama and delighted the hurricane didn t get that far. thank you, that s the seriousness. we are talking about hurricane, a lot of people lost their lives. you re talking in the bahamas. trump shouldn t have played two rounds of golf over labor day weekend when dorian was hitting the bahamas and heading to u.s., opposition party that says the president shouldn t play golf during crisis. when president trump started calling the media opposition party or using harsh language,
die trump is doing this and as people die cnn and media outlets are focusing on what exactly? you almost get the feeling that the media decided tat beginning of the meet make trump handling of the hurricane major story and turned out that it didn t make landfall and all they were left with the map and they went with that anyway. at that point, a, you shouldn t have just oppositional stance as your approach but you need to have better news judgment than they showed. late in the week the president had noa, oceanic administration, he was briefed of the possibility of alabama being affected and contradicted whether service scientists some reported in washington post today they thought it was political, post story says that one top noa official says back on september 1st, don t contradict president trump on this, and the post reporting saying it was trump that used the black sharpy to mark up noa
as a conserve sieve and even conservative, and if so as paid analyst and now suddenly she s not? right, having more voices that understand conservative viewpoints would be good, we have a president who is in the republican party, you have the senate led by republicans, the idea that you re not going to hear from voices that understand voters that put the people in power is absurd and, in fact, rather than having moderate voices or people who show no indication of being conservative who might be friendly to conservatives, good for them to have far more voice who is were conservative and thinking and explaining the position to people. howie: not just cnn, cnn does have conservatives and so does msnbc and mostly happened to be conservatives who can t stand donald trump, and some cases careers are flourished and gotten from the right and not people who support the president, 85% support among republicans or 90%.