something nasty. threw the first punch in next change look at the bigger picture historically. but i guessen the flip side if we go across the ocean to the house of commons with the prime minister, now, you know, that s a rather rough exchange that they have every week with almost barking at each other. yeah. different style of government. in our system we look at the president of the united states. implication the members of his cabinet and say they have got to take it they can t dish it out. it just is unseemly when the president does the kind of things that he does and it s unseemly when the attorney general does the kind of things that he does. look, we expect it from congress. congress, harry reid is going to stand up and dither like he did under president bush call him a liar and a loser. that doesn t give president bush license and the president was very clear about it. it gave nobody in his administration license to respond in kind. the president and his cabinet have a greate
in charge of implementing a very unpopular policy. and, her departure signals the end of a very tumultuous era for the obama dlation. and so it will be interesting to see what happens if the nominee. with ms. burwell, what she can do with this. because she inherits a very very difficult task. and she is going to have a tough road ahead of her in terms of securing senate confirmation. especially if she is not prepared to answer all kinds of questions about how independent she is willing to be and how open and transparent she is willing to be with congress. i actually, i assume because ever the new rules that she will get by. it s not particularly hard to get a nominee by. if i were president obama, i would have asked sebelius to stay on until after the election because what he has done is he has put this new candidate up with all these hard questions you get to ask. like how many people actually paid for obamacare? where are the premiums requesting? i mean it s like he sees sitting de
have not been forth coming he they owe the american people the truth. karl rove joins us, nice to see you, karl. great to see u greta. race is always a very touchy issue. in this country because we have a very sort of tortured history on it. but, speaker boehner says this is not about race. and apparently the attorney general implies that it is. well, i thought the attorney general s moment was one of very unattractive whining and self pity. of course, other presidents and other attorney generals have been ill treated by members of congress. i happen to work in a white house in which the senate democratic leader, then harry reid, routinely referred to president bush publicly as a liar and a loser. and we had a whole parade of democrats in the senate saying that bush deliberately mislead the american people to plunge news a war in iraq that he lied in order to have people
in charge of implementing a very unpopular policy. and, her departure signals the end of a very tumultuous era for the obama dlation. and so it will be interesting to see what happens if the nominee. with ms. burwell, what she can do with this. because she inherits a very very difficult task. and she is going to have a tough road ahead of her in terms of securing senate confirmation. especially if she is not prepared to answer all kinds of questions about how independent she is willing to be and how open and transparent she is willing to be with congress. i actually, i assume because ever the new rules that she will get by. it s not particularly hard to get a nominee by. if i were president obama, i would have asked sebelius to stay on until after the election because what he has done is he has put this new candidate up with all these hard questions you get to ask. like how many people actually paid for obamacare? where are the premiums requesting? i mean it s like he sees sitting de
to get to the documents they have not been forth coming he they owe the american people the truth. karl rove joins us, nice to see you, karl. great to see u greta. race is always a very touchy issue. in this country because we have a very sort of tortured history on it. but, speaker boehner says this is not about race. and apparently the attorney general implies that it is. well, i thought the attorney general s moment was one of very unattractive whining and self pity. of course, other presidents and other attorney generals have been ill treated by members of congress. i happen to work in a white house in which the senate democratic leader, then harry reid, routinely referred to president bush publicly as a liar and a loser. and we had a whole parade of democrats in the senate saying that bush deliberately mislead the american people to plunge news a war in iraq that he