happy to answer questions and please provide decorum. sheriff, we know you had the opportunity and we know that you had access to his commuters, cell phones and so forth. while you re not yet able to tell us specifically what you ve found, let me ask you generally. okay. through all of the information that you ve so far arrived at, is there anything that gives you a sense as to what was going on with this man and what the motive right be, without saying what it is. are you seeing anything that gives you a direction or any kind of an answer to that question? globally, no. i m sorry to report no. me personally. but i m not privy to the subsequent interviews were were conducted today. the fbi is not ready to disclose, for public consumption, who occurred in
32%. only 8% of these republicans say a lack of leadership from trump is responsible. well, one thing that stuck out to me in the pollaliti aliwe for cooperation and say this about the president s public fight with mitch mcconnell. the twitter stuff is for mainstream, mass, public consumption. look at the same time what he s doing. supporting mcconnell s choice to replace jeff sessions in the senate and just as we, just before we came here on this panel, naming as the new chairman of the federal regulatory committee, mitch mcconnell s former policy director. a traffic trump play. like, the carrot and stick at the same time trying to figure out, what s the strategy? it s kind of everything. chaos. there is no strategy. i read earlier, gloria, two of the tweets donald trump used going after mitch mcconnell, the original one, senator mitch
to the reality. the huge number of u.s. combat deaths in a war that was not going to end the way president johnson said it was going to end. when richard nixon ran for president the second time in 1968, mcginnis ripped the scab off that campaign almost as brutally. he showed how nixon and his people used television to repackage their candidate, to confect a new nixon for public consumption. he showed the take, the retakes, the whole inside of how nixon created the notion that he was out there meeting the people, debating the issues in what was really an extremely produced campaign performance. nixon was avoiding the kind of real debate that killed him in the 60 campaign against john f. kennedy, by pretending to be performing before a real live audience that was there to judge him. it worked. only when we read mcginnis superb selling of the president did he see how it worked. i remember getting a copy of that book when i was in swaziland teaching business in the peace corps. the boo
registration. he described the bodies of u.s. servicemen being packed in tuna fish style containers being sent home to america so he could get there, as he put it, just in time for christmas. yes, he was explosive. even downright unpleasant. but so was the vietnam war he was reporting on. reporting on in a way that got to the reality. the huge number of u.s. combat deaths in a war that was not going to end the way president johnson said it was going to end. when richard nixon ran for president the second time in 1968, mcginnis ripped the scab off that campaign almost as brutally. he showed how nixon and his people used television to repackage their candidate, to confect a new nixon for public consumption. he showed the take, the retakes, the whole inside of how nixon created the notion that he was out there meeting the people, debating the issues in what was really an extremely produced campaign performance. nixon was avoiding the kind of real debate that killed him in the 60 campaign
room. one of the democrats grow in the supreme court nominee or at least trying to project the image of someone willing to break the rules in pursuit of the truth. republicans and journalists are not so sure, at least at the start of his set, i am spartacus this morning. anchor fox news at night, shannon bream shows us what happened during today s sessions. shannon. we do expect that. brett kavanaugh was showing his own words with comments made by the president asking about the molar investigation and much more but not before somebody else took a turn in the spotlight. this is about the closest that they will ever have in my life too and i am spartacus moment. shannon: cory booker opened the hearing for brett kavanaugh with a dramatic pledge. saying that he was willing to risk expulsion from the senate in exchange for releasing cavanaugh emails and documents not released for public consumption. one of the committee s most