how this goes forward and then president trump responds essentially saying it has something to do with his arguments that he had. this is what we will have to watch going forward, what president trump uses this for. i want to talk about robert mueller. rudy giuliani noted all the written questions have been turned in from the president. but rudy also noted that he feels like it might not be over. he doesn t know if the special counsel will try to interview the president in person. it was interesting to me that all of a sudden in rudy s mind it is open ended. i think there s been reporting all along the strategy here on the president s lawyers has been to drag this out as long as possible and then say i don t know why it s taking so long. it is another move to discredit the investigation, to drag your feet and say it is taking so long without any fruit being born from it. to pick up on that point, the fact that this public relations effort has been put out by rudy
for him. dirty work. sure. look at latest example with the gsa e-mails. that was the most bogus public relations effort. you could see it, so transparent. if they really had a problem with mueller obtaining gsa e-mails, would have gone into court and filed papers. reason they can t, don t have leg to stand on. there is no privilege, no executive privilege. push you on this. there is a difference, not saying good or bad, i don t think it much matters what a client says. but in this case gotten this voluble, loud, undisciplined president of the united states to avoid the bait. just about anyone else, comey, sessions, democrats in congress, hear a lot more than we re not thinking about it. but reason is, he s got others doing it for him. members of congress, group from the transition committee making up bogus pr firm with gsa
interview went on. take a listen. i am sorry that they, you know, are finding themselves in this situation based on assurances they got from me. we ve got to work hard to make sure that they know we hear em and that we re going to do everything we can to deal with folks who find themselves in a tough position as a consequence of this. reporter: now also interesting, the president went on in this interview at one point to say i feel burped by this web site burned by this web site and said, well, look, the american people were burned by this. he s clearly not happy about that. but also realizes it s not the best public relations effort. he s got to make it clear it s about trying to fix this bill: especially when your name s on it. did he go far enough for republicans, ed? reporter: well, you heard mike lee there who s, obviously, a frequent critic of this president, but i think the key is going to be for republicans and some of these moderate
pipeline route in a letter saying your decision is crucial for both american job opportunities and energy security. environmentalists say the original route of the pipeline threatened nebraska s sand hill region and the aquaer if that supplies water abou aqur if. issue of public health. climb change. the american petroleum institute called it deeply disappointing and troubling. president obama took office firmly committed to put it on a low energy future but congress refused to go along with the carbon cap and trade system they feel would make renewable systems more competitive. in addition, solyndra half billion government back loan loss hasn t helped the public relations effort. the center for strategic and
president obama for sending a u.s. representative to syria. you know, i just want to say that it s not some kind of reward to have a u.s. president in a country like syria. i mean, my family s so grateful for the efforts of ambassador ford there. i mean, he did so much work behind the scenes with senior decision-makers. and, you know, we really couldn t have gotten him back so soon without him. how is that how muhammad eventually ended up getting released on the order of the president of syria, his own personal order? how did that come about? there was so much diplomatic work by the egyptians and by the u.s. embassy and the state department. i mean, it was a collective effort. also there was my cousins were organizing protesters in cairo, in london. i know that one was going to be organized in houston today. until we got the word that he was released. another was to be organized in lebanon.