of panic, of emotional hunger. it s the opposite of leadership. at this point in the obama administration we re asking how can we broaden the coalition to get things done, and those jobs are not jobs that donald trump deserves credit for, i believe. kayleigh, when barack obama had a rally, and had one early on, wasn t paid for this way, but when it is paid for this way, trump can control who comes in. it s people who like him. no protesters. when barack obama had a health care rally, everybody could come in. right? anybody. does this change that? if he s only letting in people who like him, does the ambassador have a point? he s not reaching out? i don t know, because look, i don t think we know who he s letting in, who s being censored at the door. i think he likes to speak to his supporters through an unfiltered medium. i don t find anything wrong with that. i agree with norm this is emotional neediness or
psychoanalyzing president trump in this way. on the contrary, he doesn t like to be around the people in washington like barack obama. he s not a natural bureaucrat, doesn t fit in with the political elite. he fits in with the people. it s not emotional neediness. it s wanting to speak to the people directly and be around voters, something other presidents don t like to do. fitting in with 40% of the people, almost 20% below the approval rating of other democrats and republicans at this point in their term. the problem is he s not connecting. presidents are supposed to reach out to all the people, including the one who is didn t vote for them. here you have policy chaos, empty seats. they re also behind in getting people approved. you have the overhang of scandal because of his unconstitutional foreign presence and gifts he s receiving. you have litigation all over the country. he s now lost twice on the
tonight but an official campaign rally, right? two months into his presidency, using re-election funds more than 1,000 days away from that. you were at president obama at this point when he was in the white house. returning to the campaign trail so soon, re-election funds. what do you say? thanks for having me back. it s extraordinary. i think that president trump is driven to this by the chaos in his administration, the empty chairs, the many defeats that he s already suffered, this travel ban ruling, the initial one tonight from the hawaii court, just the latest black eye on top of the russian investigation, the loss of mr. flynn, and finally, he has an emotional need to connect so it s neediness all around that s putting him out on the campaign
for the daily beast. there s probably been some adjustments since saturday morning. with sean hannity and bill o reilly. you like me. there s a neediness there which is such a contrast to obama. obama, this hurt obama a little bit. he didn t understand the basic i know securities of most politicians because he s not insecure himself so interest neediness was a distraction to him. and trump is the most profoundly insecure person who has held this office. to nixon who was deeply insecure, lbj who was insecure. that s what s scary about it. i have to say, in both lyndon johnson and nix only s case,
you like me. you really like me. it s what he desperately wants to believe. and there is a neediness there. yes. which is such a contrast to obama. because obama, this hurt obama a little bit. he didn t understand the basic insecurities of most politicians because he is not insecure himself. so their neediness was an abstraction to him. yeah. and trump is the most profoundly insecure person who has held this office compared to nixon who was deeply insecure, lbj was insecure. and that s what s scary about it. most bullies are insecure. both lyndon johnson and nixon s case, their insecurities built as the job was crushing them. right. it wasn t a first month of insecurity. let s look at what the wall street journal reported. nbc literally had the detail that president obama rolled his eyes, which we have a visual for. okay, that s good. the wall street journal