national security purpose for those tariffs, which is the only legal way of doing it. that is both a violation of the law directly, it s a violation of international law. it s a violation of the world trade agreements that we are a part of. and this president is going to be in a discussion with those european leaders. they have to decide for themselves apparently how they re going to deal with him on tariffs or whether there s even a way to deal with him on tariffs. and what s so crazy about the tariffs is they undermine another part of trump s trade policy. so trump is also levying tariffs on china, which while they re not the smartest way to go about it with china there s actually a real problem there. china has been doing all kinds of bad stuff on the world stage, stealing intellectual property, subsidizing their own businesses, not letting other countries into their market. and so trump talks tough about china but the real way to be tough on china would be to come up with an alli
justices in ruling against upheld landmark case, once trump s pick is confirmed, make no mistake about it. a majority court would have the vote to overturn roe. which if it happened would instantly affect reproductive rights in dozens of states across the country. including my is senior vice president at the new school and analyst and writer and director and a former assistant watergate special prosecutor. thank you all for being here. i know you are at a disadvantage on remote. i want to first start playing trump in 2016 running for president is asked about directly overturning roe. here s what he says. do you want to see the court overturn roe v. wade? if we put another two or three justices on, that s really what will happen and that will happen automatically in my penalties, because i am putting
robert de niro. it s accepted. like someone storming the homeland security secretary s house. it s crazy. peter fonda, anybody under 30 years old, nobody knows who he is. neil: really? yeah. come on. peter fonda, nobody cares about you. you have to stay stuff like this to stay relevant. neil: so you think we ve given him the relevancy he had some hard things to tweet about baron trump. it s outrageous. if it was done in reverse sure. about melania, kellyanne conway. neil: you think president trump gets a fair break in the press? i wish i could have brought up the tweets. he s not everybody is playing trump s game right now. the president s game.
starting to backfire. i think whether he gets over his skis and things start blowing up in his face, i think is he an ed a advocate for his t stormy daniels or try og to take on a larger role. him putting out what appears to be documents on michael cohen s investigation, that led to a significant new development in the story. unclear if, how or at all related to his client stormy daniels. you always have a danger with some folk when is they put themselves out. you fly a little too close to the sun and fall. he s been an active antagonist and playing trump s own tactics against him. that s one of the interesting things. the story a couple days ago about pitching a show without an audience. got a lot of eye rolls. it might be great television. it s not on the front burner, but it is on the back burner. but i do think there s been some critical coverage in the past
creating some sort of new unity in what is often a very divided country, and the person he defeated was basically endorsed by trump. so i think all of this is like macron basically playing trump, and most of the french see it that way, too. i hear the phrase special relationship. i imagine the use of that was deliberate. the french president even using a modifier. we associate that term with the relationship with britain, maybe that s a stick in the eye to the brits, how much does this visit matter to the folks in france? i think they re actually watching a lot else about macron. there s rolling strikes going on, there s a lot of effort to bring people into the streets to challenge them, because legislatively there s no way to touch him. he has an absolute power in france, but if there s a faux pas, he seems to embrace trump