and as much , and philippe reines, a former state department official. now that kavanaugh has been confirmed, the mainstream media seemed to be deflated. mollie: you saw a lot of people tweeting on social media. it showed up in how they framed their stories and presented the issues. i saw jim acosta tweet something like can t you all just win graciously? howie: cnn national correspondent saying can t you win graciously?
and as much , and philippe reines, a former state department official. now that kavanaugh has been confirmed, the mainstream media seemed to be deflated. mollie: you saw a lot of people tweeting on social media. it showed up in how they framed their stories and presented the issues. i saw jim acosta tweet something like can t you all just win graciously? howie: cnn national correspondent saying can t you win graciously?
the if i was in the control , i d cut to a couple months ago when rudy giuliani was praising michael cohen. i don t think rudy giuliani has a lot of credibility to talk about someone else s credibility. the thing that i find interesting about cohen, he is the one that knows the art of the deal except that his cooperation doesn t come with a plea agreement. soo so why is he doing all these things? when his father came out and said something like, oh, well, i told him he won t ruin the cohen name and what all this means, yeah, i hate to be the one to break it to you, that name got ruined a long time ago the second he said i want to represent and take a bullet for donald trump. you see lanny davis tweeting, rudy giuliani, the president all these people tweeting. who we don t hear from is robert mueller. i don t know we ll get the fruit of what these conversations bore until after midterms. i don t know they ll have a lot of implications on where we go. it s interesting to point out yo
down. she said she heard heard repeated gunshots. looking at police from other people in the area, people tweeting in disbelief. you think about the fact that we went through what happened in the veterans home they are, and went through and covered what appeared to be a very similar situation. at first it was reports of an active shooter, we saw a law enforcement swarmed to the scene. a similar situation that it was not a fortress, but a fairly open campus, that is the case here at youtube headquarters in san bruno as well. law enforcement officers will tell you that they are number one goal is to take down the active shooter. it is interesting that we have not heard anyone say i heard shouts just a moment ago. so it has been at least several minutes but i know that you spoke with a woman on the scene that says that she heard shots? she said that it was about seven shots paid to that kind of matches up with what robin bradford told us a few minutes ago. that she heard a burst of
enforcement agencies were apolitical, nonpartisan boy scouts who had a very legitimate reason to be worried about donald trump. a year later, we ve had all these firings, removals, reassignments, and you have on twitter you can see people tweeting in a crazy fashion against this president. that narrative looks patently absurd now. it looks like a much different story than we were told a year ago. bret: mara? i think was really interesting is the president s reaction to this. we are going to find out the reasons why mccabe was fired when the ig report comes out. but he was doing a victory dance in the end zone, then he started attacking mueller for the first time by name and then one of his personal lawyers issued a statement saying the mueller investigation should end by that is never happened before. up until now, the white house that they were cooperating. so then became an uproar is the president getting ready to fire mueller? i don t think so. i think he is intent on discrediti