i heard it from voters, for democrats i think the breadth and the definitiveness of this has taken folks by surprise. and while republicans seem to find in glenn youngkin a path forward for 2022, the democrats i talk to disagree about what the lesson is about this. donna, let s drill down on democratic messaging, specifically about the economy. there s i want to share part of an opinion column in the washington post yesterday where they said almost two-thirds of americans say the economy is poor. a majority have said they believe biden was not handling it well. instead of taking these concerns seriously, many who should know better are telling americans they re wrong to be angry. should democrats be talking more about the day-to-day issues at the gas tank and the grocery store. paid family leave is hugely important, but for many people it s a goal, and their immediate need is being able to afford that milk and gas. well, i do think that you never tell voters that they re wrong
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make sure he isn t interviewed by the special counsel s office. from what we understand, my colleague gloria gorge eborger others have been counseling the president to not go down that pa path. thank you so much. go gloria borger is standing by. let s just get rolling on all these different headlines. gloria, first to you. the notes that jim has from the source that, you know, the reasoning behind this ty cobb departure was because he was clashing with the president, he didn t want to be part of the mud slinging, he was uncomfortable with the president s tweets. is this just another signal that the president will not be sitting with bob mueller? reporter: yeah, i think it
happen? will go from the house and paul ryan will move forward with the judiciary committee then the intelligence committee and the ag will ultimately decide to do it or rod rosenstein. this is where it needs to go. steve: so the only what happens is if the attorney general makes it happen is that what you re saying? right. it has to move for through him. his people talking to him to move it forward. the american people are fed up and we need to go down this pa path. steve: is your letter but basically just a press release? that it doesn t move anything forward. no. we don t do things for press release. this is something that has to be done.