you might not fully agree we will wait for that course case. we know he has been trumpeted. your point about conventionalism, conventionalism died in 2016, can we say that right now? we don t know what s going to happen. i germany tee you poll numbers will move in all districts once we start the public phase of this. i think that s a great point. this has been a tough time for democrats because they re getting this great testimony but behind closed doors, to have alexander vindman testify before the tv cameras could be a move that helps solve the democrat s problem on this. but it doesn t make a difference among republicans unless it starts moving that 35% trump base. the guys who will be primary voters next year as long as they remain convinced that trump is infallable, i don t know if the conviction math changes. the odd thing is smoeft people agree on the set of information that is in front of us. most people agree, stipulate there was a phone call, know whatagreed with
parties will be behind them completely. okay. odd thing. i like those delicate words. odd to say the very least. it really is something else we re seeing. julian, anita kumar, thank you so much. thank you. coming up next, democratic presidential candidate ohio congressman tim ryan joining me live as he stumps in new hampshire. we ll speak right after this. powerful signal ever- ost all for just $30 bucks a line for 4 lines. and for a limited time, get free smartphones too! get 4 new lines of unlimited and 4 free phones for just 30 bucks a line! you don t live in one corner. .fragrance shouldn t either. air wick s new technology releases fragrance
he sees people criticizing about it. determined to prove he was right. therefore he keeps putting out maps or statements from aides compelled to defend him and so forth and the story lives on. seem like an odd thing. but he hasn t been in public much this week and maybe he doesn t have as much on his schedule. when we talk about this kind of consistent effort to prove a false statement, is there a sense, nancy, of frustration with the president s behavior inside the white house? i talked to a number of white house officials yesterday and to me it seems like people just didn t want the talk about it. they shrugged and moved on. some portion of the american population is outraged by his behavior and the way he doubles down on this, but i think people in the white house, honestly several aides have grown immune to it. they re used to it and think it s a battle not worth fighting to rush into the oval office and try to talk him out of it or tell him to put down his phone
message. are we marketing diplomatic decisions? it seems like an odd thing. it is odd, but scaramucci knows exactly what he s doing. pushing his attack on trump through this prism. now, trump is hitting back today with a string of personal attacks plus some professional ones casting mooch s 11 days at the white house as incompetent and noting he praised trump before. now, part of trump s counterattack is to say basically, does the new beef mean that mooch s past praise was all false? and it is true, scaramucci used to really support donald trump in the lofty est of terms. he has some of the best political instincts in the world. i love the mission the president has. the president has really good karma, okay, and the world turns back to him. he s genuinely a wonderful human being. the president is a winner, okay, and what we re going to do is we re going to do a lot of
i used to be the writer at saturday night live. the whole scene is becoming very comedian to me and very funny. donald trump telling me, a 52-year-old woman to put on some lingerie. what i think is this 52 years old woman wants to see donald trump put this on over his pants. right. he goes like this towards the dressing room. the odd thing is the dressing room door was opened. it is usually closed and locked. i walked in like an idiot. that was not a smart thing to do. and would you have done it? um i don t want to characterize it. in the moment who knows anyone would do? you are in the moment and this is a famous person, you are a writer and this is an experience so who knows? you did what you did.