Resource tonight and angry president biden responds to donald trump accusing him of lying about the government s response to hurricane helene. Politics colliding with a natural disaster. As officials are still searching for survivors tonight. Meanwhile, israel has just launched a ground offensive into lebanon where airstrikes are lighting up the skies from beirut to damascus, or sit in teams are live in the middle east and as trump is calling for the police to get violent and calling his opponent. And i m quoting him now, mentally disabled holds a big name republican will join me as he is endorsing vice president harris. I m kaitlan collins, and this is the source tonight one of the deadliest storms and are nascent nation s history is colliding with the closest election in modern history. But we cannot let that a clubs what is happening tonight inside these states, inside north carolina and georgia is a hundreds of people who are still missing or unaccounted for this evening. The death
Seen it. He has uncanny ability to connect with their hopes and their desires. And like reagan, he reminds americans that what makes us special is our people. Its our freedom. Its not our government. And as for the socalled smart educated people who are now criticizing trump, i have a few questions. Was it smart to enact policies that ended up enriching the repressive regime in china at the expense of american workers, American Companies and American Security . And was it smart to leave our borders open like swiss cheese allowing illegals to stream into the United States, taking american jobs, Sad Ling Taxpayers with the cost of educating them, housing them, providing them with healthcare . Was it smart to get into some wars that ended up draining our country of trillions of dollars, took the lives of so many of our finest Men And Women . Was it smart to explode our foreign population not through a smart merit based Immigration System but through the ludicrous policy
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going to be honest about everything going on there including the things you just said, i have to be willing to do that about myself too. most people who write books they end up being the star of the book and also the best person in the book. you talk a lot about your faith and how important that is and how that is probably the most important thing in your life, how you live your life. definitely. and yet you look back on how you changed in this white house, how being in this environment brought out awful things in you, you that did things like here in the book you say we leaked, we schemed, we backstand, the once clear lines between right and wrong, good and evil, light and darkness were eroded until only a faint wrinkle remained. how does that happen? well, it revealed a lot about myself. i learned a lot about niefl there. and i can only speak from my personal experience that i d never had that kind of proximity to power. i d never gotten to interact with the most powerful p
won the presidency or whatever? is he going to be like the rest of us and want to have those personal connections he hasn t had in his life in my view? it s a deeper question for all of us. and i think for me too it s something i took away from my time there. you know something about the whole tweeting system. the covfefe thing. any insights? i don t know exactly what happened. can we finally admit that was just a mistake? sean spicer said that a core group i think it was knows what it is. that was one of the most hilarious things i ve sneen my life. he sends sean out there just tell them the people who need to know know. sought president says that to yeah. marches out dutifully and says the people who need to know know. of course behind the scenes we re just kind of like either laughing or rolling our eyes or whatever. it s a fascinating book. there s a lot in it. i appreciate you taking the time. thanks for having me. cliff sims. coming up, the president s claims
those policies. but you can look past that. as a person of strong faith ub look past the affairs, the allegations of affairs, all the tweets, everything, as long as what he s doing serves a greater good? i don t think that you look past it. what i try to do in this book, though, is try to help people get inside his head and understand what makes him tick. one of the things you have to understand about donald trump is while everyone is raised with a certain moral hierarchy, the things that they feel like are important morals to have, for donald trump the highest moral is winning. and he will do whatever he has to do to win. and when you understand that, then all of these other things that he does make a little bit more sense. right. but the highest moral is winning. for him winning is money, really. isn t it? throughout most of his life. well, i think winning, money, winning an election and all of those things. one of the things at the end of the book that i really wrestle with