the sort. but it was a kind of trolling the mueller effort and reminding especially everyone in his base that this continues this cloud continues. yeah, absolutely. it was a series of three kind of extraordinary tweets from him. the president s in an interesting position right now because on one hand, he very much feels under siege. you see the rage. you see the frustration coming through in those morning tweets, in the conversations that he s having with people inside and outside the building. i mean he brings up this investigation constantly. giuliani last night described it as kind of a rock on the president s back. he talks about it as this cloud that s haunting his presidency. on the other hand, you also have news from rudy giuliani at least, him saying that mueller s team has assured them that they believe that the president cannot actually be indicted. so you ve got kind of these two realms of quite good news for the president, but also a president who is raging. he was supp
in terms of obstruction of justice? can the president use his power of pardon to extend it to folks that are under investigation in something that is related to him? and is this something that sticks in manafort s head as he tries to figure out how to move forward? hey, jill, we are still we american people not used to hearing sarcasm from the american president as we did today. we read the words from his twitter account. congratulations, america. it was not, it turns out, about the president s council on physical fitness or anything of the sort. but it was a kind of trolling the mueller effort and reminding especially everyone in his base that this continues this cloud continues. yeah, absolutely. it was a series of three kind of extraordinary tweets from him. the president s in an interesting position right now because on one hand, he very much feels under siege. you see the rage. you see the frustration coming through in those morning tweets, in the conversations that he s
tries to figure out how to move forward? hey, jill, we are still we american people not used to hearing sarcasm from the american president as we did today. we read the words from his twitter account. congratulations, america. it was not, it turns out, about the president s council on physical fitness or anything of the sort. but it was a kind of trolling the mueller effort and reminding especially everyone in his base that this continues this cloud continues. yeah, absolutely. it was a series of three kind of extraordinary tweets from him. the president s in an interesting position right now because on one hand, he very much feels under siege. you see the rage. you see the frustration coming through in those morning tweets, in the conversations that he s having with people inside and outside the building. i mean he brings up this investigation constantly. giuliani last night described it as kind of a rock on the president s back. he talks about it as this cloud that s haunti
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have it where this happens again, and unless we re going to have an offensive capability, it s going to happen again and again and again. reporter: after unleashing a string of morning tweets on gun policy, the president met with state and local officials at the white house where he proposed bonuses to trained teachers who carry arms. give them a little bit of a bonus, so practically for free you ve now made the school into a hardened target. reporter: that language echoed the words of wayne lapierre, leader of the nra, speaking to conservatives today. schools must be the most hardened targets in this country. reporter: the president signalled he could confront the nra on other ideas they rejected like raising the age limit to buy weapons. from 18 to 21. reporter: afterwards, the nra made its position clear age restriction has not changed, yet insisted they were a willing