Or to reporters, but there s no expectation among his lawyers that he is telling all the truth either and that puts them in a tough spot. they spent 20 hours this spring trying to get his recollection of events, but i think if you strap them all to a polygraph they would acknowledge that this doesn t necessarily mean that s the full story. maggie haberman, enthuse fth for sharing your interesting story with us. brett kavanaugh was asked pointblank if he ever committed sexual assault. since you became a legal adult you have ever made unwanted requests for sexual favors or committed any verbal or physical harassment or assault of any nature? no. we will talk with the senator that posed that question and ask why she posed that question next. decades of obsession. taken from the souls of artists.
look, there s no way that this doesn t have anything to do with selling a book. i mean, part of they details. but i will tell you most of the book is really about her life, and it s about her early life and there are extremely heart-breaking segments in there. she talks about being raped as a 9-year-old child repeatedly. she talks about her difficulties growing up in the home she grew up in, the neglect. there s personal stories in there that have nothing to do with the president. in fact, that s a very small portion of the book but it s getting more attention because we are talking about the man that would become president and is currently the president of the united states, and that s what everybody jumps to. it s a very revealing book, and i have to say it s quite good, and i got through it quickly but i remember a lot of the details of that book, and that doesn t happen every single time, but,
Through. when i was on the other side of the ball and getting phone calls from you guys, there were many times when i thought i could tell you something that would convince you your story was wrong or you should not be running with this story, but i could not do it because what it was i would need to tell you would create further harm to the united states. the president doesn t seem to be making that decision. general michael hayden, great to have you with us this morning. appreciate it. thank you. john, i don t know if you are aware of this, stormy daniels has a tell-all out. what are the salacious parts? there are graphic details about her alleged affair with trump before he was president. we have all the details, just for you. you don t say.
Launched. but that level of frustration has seemed to have reached a new lel over the weekend, in part because mr. trump seems particularly frustrated with this idea that there was an informant attempting to gain some sort of information during the campaign. thf this was someone working for the fbi attempting to make connections with people inside the trump campaign. what the president seems concerned about, and at this point there doesn t seem to be a whole heck of a lot of evidence about, was this was personally engineered by the obama administration for the purposes of helping hillary clinton s campaign. i want to point this tweet out to you from yesterday which was the start of this tirade to a certain extent that the president has been on this weekend. he said, quote, if the fbi or doj was infiltrating a campaign for the benefit of another campaign that s the key phrase there that is a really big deal. only the release or review of documents at the house
Illegal. i think that s where the question is about what took place at congressman ted l lieu. it says, i look forward to this inquiry. it will show the professional acts of the fbi engaged in a counterintelligence operation. so tell me how he will demand that the fbi get information to him. the president doesn t seem to understand that the fbi initiated this investigation as a counterintelligence investigation known as crossfire