doesn t really matter. but she is essentially collateral damage in both of these protests, and i wonder how she felt when she had angry people screaming at her, cursing at her, calling her names. it s awful. you fear for your safety because you don t know how quickly it can explode. harris: you just don t know know. melissa: they want to blend the president. certainly, his language has not been great. far from it, on this particular issue. it is fair to say that both sides have really ramped up harris: you can call it out without them going low. ari: the fact of the president is a fighter is a good thing. but you have to know how hard and went to fight. all leaders have to make that judgment. frankly, with the present in the 2016 campaign at israeli said he would pay people s legal bills they took people out, we just regionally praise a congressman who body slammed a reporter and said that s how they like it montana, these are signals sent from the highest office. every body
but as a big difference here, and we want to preserve the peace. that was one of the nicest things to come from president reagan s time in the white house, and his legacy. we all, as generation ex-e.r.es, thought we would die from nuclear annihilation. i don t know that they have a ari: if they are violating it, what s the value of it? kennedy: keeping it together until we can bring the back to the table. harris: that s my question, what do you free won t wipe away the treaty? was melissa: when you see rand paul talk about breaking nuclear negotiators to both sides, you don t bring them to the table without having a stick out there. it brings people to the table. they won t willingly show up to the table for no reason. harris: who do we know that is that? melissa: exactly. that s what he saying, take away the treaty. now there s a reason to come to the table. harris: protesters are taking out their anger on top
attorney general, and the attorney general has refused the most from a present was when you, you are in a jam. that s where he is. i think republicans don t put them in a deeper bigger jam is a republican, don t come out with their guns blazing as if he s done something wrong, i think they are right to hold oversight because if it was true that they discussed how to remove the president that s a pretty big matter. congress should look into that. but if they hear the expo nation, that they don t want to hear from rosenstein, which is that he said sarcastically he said what do you want me to do, where a wire? if that s the tone in the matter in which he said that, they should take it. i think he s going to play by andy mccabe. that s what s driving all of this. andy mccabe and his supporters at the fbi are leaking against rod rosenstein, the deputy attorney general. melissa: that does not incle james baker, the attorney, coming out of single because i didn t think it was a joke.
republicans. is there is risk for democrats? if they are here, there was be a big move, they will say oh, great, i will stay home. melissa: i was at the airport this morning and they had cnn on, they didn t want to wake up everybody was there early. they said nobody is running on the president. nobody is out there. i was wondering what country they re watching. harris: he s right about that. otherwise, already, he would be going till these places and helping people win. kennedy: you know who s going somewhere very special and scary? national security advisor john bolton, in russia for high-stakes talks. president trump says that moscow is violating a 20-year-old nuclear treaty, is exactly 30 years old. the u.s. will pull out of it. moscow pushing back hard. denying the accusation demanding a full acclamation, whether they can and should be saved. hello, i m an idaho potato farmer.
they are selectively leaking to cnn, some video about a person who was allegedly dressed like khashoggi. from a communications point of view, saudi arabia has not been credible. the light of the beginning, i think they are lying now. the bigger issue is, what does the united states do? before get to that, let me say one quick thing what do saudi arabia do? my advice to them is that if you re going to be a reformer, he a reformer. you can t be a despot at home and a reformer or a broad. they need to double down on reforms at home to actually prove to people that they have been shaken to their core and they are willing to change. if they don t do that, they are going to lose credibility everywhere. melissa: how would you communicate that right now? even if they learned that lesson and that s what they wanted to do. anything they say today isn t going to have any credibility. just based on the fact that they change their story about this incident so many times. ari: what they need t