three competitive environments his whole life on his own. two of them when he ran for president. those didn t end well. one was when he won his first race for the united states senate in 1972. the point is, we ve seen you know, he had a we know he had a good fastball, but does he still have a good fastball? you also have to remember, as unfair as it is, these things tend to be self-reinforcing. if you re al gore and have a reputation for lying or misstating or exaggerating, people look for exaggerations. if you re joe biden, you re going to be on camera every day exhausted and any moment that your face is slack, that your attention wanders, that you seem to be nodding off, that s going to be a meme. how does he deal with that? i remember a delaware senate race with a guy named bill roth and carper. carper probably wasn t going to win unless there was a bad moment for roth. bad moment for roth, game over. biden fell asleep during obama s speech on taxes and the
calling his former lawyer a liar. this was his former lawyer. this guy is a liar why was he your lawyer. there s so much going on here. he said a lot of things the last few years. what he is saying doesn t when trump was first elect ld. he s going to sit down. republicans are giving him a hard time. republicans on the committee telegraph that. jordan said today if he comes we re ready. they were ready to call him out on every contradiction. and statement he made. if you re cohen you have to worry you re going to contradict yous and get caught in misstating. that could bring more charges. a lot of issues here. the other thing is maybe there s a there there. i can t understand it. let me ask this. cnn previously reported prosecutors in new york
mystery subpoena and controversies over trump s acting attorney general misstating his record. a lot of news in what would otherwise be a quieter holiday week. we begin with the trump-made chaos royaling washington and wall street. many people are nervous including elected republicans. one retiring senator speaking truth to washington. her name you may have heard is claire mccaskicaskill. she basically dished on what she says her republican colleagues say in private. that trump is not acting rational and things could get a lot worse. now, they ll tell you if it s just the two of you, you know, the guy s nuts. he doesn t have a grasp of the issues. he doesn t he s making brash decisions. he s not listening to the people who know the subject matter, but in public if they go after him, they know they get a primary. and they know that s tough. i think history will judge some of my colleagues harshly that
the case did not touch squarely on the roe v. wade case. the washington post team of fact checkers introducing the bottomless pinocchio. they have not identified any current elected official who meets that standard other than the president of the united states. the paper said the president keeps going long after the facts are clear. he is not merely making gaffes or misstating things, he is injecting false information into the conversation. 14 statements qualified for the list, including the assertion that the u.s. has started building a border wall. he repeated the claim 86 times in the seven months before the midterms. if that were a cocktail, what would it be? google is shutting down the google plus network sooner than planned after a second bug which revealed millions of customers private information to software
over planned parenthood. collins says justice kavanaugh joined with the liberal members of the court. it shows what i said about him all along and his respect for precedent and he has shown it early. so progressives who supported kavanaugh says collins thinks confidence is misplaced. the washington post team of fact checkers introducing the bottomless pinocchio. they have not identified any current elected official who meets that standard other than the president of the united states. the paper said the president keeps going long after the facts are clear. he is not merely making gaffes or misstating things, he is injecting false information into the conversation.