commission for trade but of course european leaders like michael and michael has been trying to sway the americans to make sure that europe gets a permanent exemption from those tariffs right now as you just heard the reports it doesn t look too good but you never know with donald trump it could be that he decides at least extend the exemption for the european union just before the deadline or maybe even to make it permanent but i m not sure i m actually pretty sure that he will not just hand it over to anglo-american after that talk and say what i ve been fully convinced by and you re of bones have to face those terrorists that s not his style he will wait until the last minute. and phenomena for us in washington d.c. where there s a lot happening today thank you very much. still to come doing the heavy lifting for a new feeling of power well need saudi arabia its first female fitness pioneer
dealings so in every way possible, donald trump was what donald trump always is disloyal to those who have been loyal to him. there s a real ironic circle here in that i know from michael s point of view the reason he wanted to be in washington and this is going to go back to the earlier thing of all those people he goes none of these people have mr. trump s best interests, i do. i need to protect him from these people. so even michael s motivation for wanting to be in washington was out of devotion and loyalty to trump. he said he knew there were a lot of jackals in there. and it s interesting that without michael by his side he seems to have gone to another level of self-implosion. i just heard from michael and michael was surprised yesterday at what came down and i m going to say it again. i m shocked that trump is not doubling and not shocked, it s stunningly stupid that he is not going out of his way to do everything wonderful for
a little overshadowed here today by taking a stand on what happened in the u.k. and i m not talking about brags that i m talking about the poisoning of a former russian spy on british soil something that has outraged politicians not only in the european union but worldwide and i m michael and michael said that tonight they would also work on a common response to russia in this to find out how they how they would react and we know that they have signed that common declaration condemning that attempted murder also with the united states and with the u.k. as well so will be interesting to see how things develop there but i want to get back a little bit more to to their efforts within the e.u. itself because you know there reform has been approached with skepticism from some other smaller members of the bloc who have at times said that their voices are not heard at least not with the same strength of france and germany how much of a fight to they have going at. yeah that s
meeting yesterday, the daca thing you know, put the book sort of on the second page to wasn t in the headlines. why would he even do that? why would they let him do that? well, i don t know if they can stop him his staff can stop him from doing that. the libel laws in this country work for 99.9% of people. the president is saying he wants to deal with the libel laws. i agree with michael and michael that there s not really a lot of policy behind this because it doesn t work for him. it s not a problem for the country. it s a problem for him because the president even after a year is still warming into or resisting the idea that as the president of the united states, the leader of the free world, head of state, head of government, he is in a democratic society, he s there to be criticized. he s not there to be genuflected to. he s there for the press to take shots at him. to the extent that any quotes in wolff s book don t hold up, those should be challenged by the white house
in most white house when was preside white houses when presidents articulate agendas, it s because there s a policy shop in the white house that s looked, that s examined, that explores proposals. there s nothing here to back up what he s saying when he says we re going to look at the libel laws in this country. why would he even go there? why would people in the white house especially considering the meeting yesterday, the daca thing you know, put the book sort of on the second page to wasn t in the headlines. why would he do that? why would they let him do that? well, i don t know if they can stop him, his staff can stop him from doing that. the libel laws in this country work for 99.9% of people. the president is saying he wants to deal with the libel laws. i agree with michael and michael that there s not really a lot of policy behind this because it doesn t work for him. it s a problem for him because the president even after a year is still warming into or