her removal was corrupt. i just sat through eight hours that went like a new york second. it was that amazing, that powerful, that impactful, and just feel very fortunate to have been there. yet again, we have breaking news tonight. yet again, it pertains to the president s lawyer and all-around sidekick, rudy giuliani. tonight the new york times is reporting rudy is under investigation by federal prosecutors in the southern district of new york. in effect, the justice department manhattan office where he himself once served as u.s. attorney. the feds are, quote, investigating whether president trump s personal lawyer rudolph giuliani broke lobbying laws in his dealings in ukraine. breaking news. yet another trump administration staff shake-up. the president announcing on twitter that acting homeland security secretary kevin mcaleenan has resigned. pelosi also admonished the president for being a potty mouth. hours later in louisiana, he lashed out at democrats. they know t
president trump is feeling the heat and we will see what he says tonight, the values voter summit in washington, the third big speech in three days, and the president is under pressure. there is the impeachment inquiry. there are his base voters, which are also feeling the heat, because of his decision with the u.s.-china trade deal relations. trouble on the manufacturing report. this last month. excuse me, this month. and meanwhile, house speaker nancy pelosi is calling president trump now a potty-mouth, this week, after he proved it the last two nights. they know they can t win an on election day so they are pursuing an illegal, invalid and unconstitutional [ bleep ] impeachment. hunter you re a loser and your father was never considered smart, he was never considered a good senator, he was only a good vice president, because he understood how to kiss barack
we all try to be at our best when we are dealing with these topics. greg: could potty mouth be a medical condition? emily: tourette s. [laughter] there is something to be swearing feels good and blows off steam. that s usually privately and there is obviously the stronger argument for it in the national conversation in public discourse we want you to be able to use your words and have that specificity and rise above it especially for those running for office. bobby d. double down and instead of apologizing literally his response to brian saying so, you know, for you like kind of unleashing that tirade that was his response to that. he doubled down. that being said, he is a larger than life celebrity. nothing will ever touch bobby d. greg: really? i think he might be touched now. donna: promoting this movie the irish man? jesse: i think everybody should see it because they
capri: i don t think so. we heard the executive director and some of these team members that ended up leaving the dccc, and they were part of the team that actually was able to bring back the majority in the midterm elections. democrats are able to achieve that because we were able to slip marginal and competitive tricks with more moderate candidates. we need to not be so fixated on the symbolism of diversity. obviously diversity and inclusiveness is important. i agree with whoever the anonymous democrat was was dropping whatever bombs he was dropping with his potty mouth. because we need to grow up and focus our eyes on the prize. he also said the nrcc, the republicans, they aren t sitting around having this argument. harris: they are raising exponentially more money than the democrats, which might be why they are. i thought the optimum color was green. so they ought to be fighting over doing that, than they can fix on diversity. fix that along the way. but the dccc is the money o
why should somebody read your book? tell them who i am and why i am running for this job. what about your potty mouth, you discussed it in your book that your grandmother had an epic potty mouth. i try to keep my mouth clean especially there are children in the room. reporter: fia vid candidates must-do list, signing and reading. this is an opportunity to engage with people on a personal bases to see who they are and what kind of leader they ll be. reporter: what do you hope members will take away from this experience? i hope they gotten to know the candidates better. that s the point of the whole thing so people can make a good decision on caucus night. chris jansen is joining me