you know, more horrible creatures. we need to really be professionals and this is our lives, it affects all of us. let s have ethics and integrity, please. viv wadhwa and robert kiyasaki, thanks to both of you. i will read responses to my facebook page during the program. for a guy who boasts about firing people, trump can t seem to fire anyone face to face, so much for leadership. look at the way jeff sessions has been twisting in the point in the wind for the last ten days. the beleaguered attorney general. he wants him to quit rather than have to fire him. give me another one. smerkonish, 28 years in hr, 18 as vp in private sector. mooch is fired, no debate. sandbag, i love your name. not only wasn t he fired, but there wasn t even a public
all right, several top democrats calling for the president s censure. this is actually a resolution proposed after the charlottesville incident, but it went nowhere. and censure, just for people that don t necessarily know, it s a public reprimand. it doesn t prevent the president from doing his job. so, what would that mean, if the president were to have a public censure? well, you know, i think representative eleanor holmes norton made it clear last night on this network, where she basically said it s not so much to restrict trump s behavior trump will be trump but it s also to signal to the globe, to the world, what the genuine, the true nature of the country is. that is to say, to say that the house of representatives, the congress rejects this particular understanding, this representation of the government, and particularly this representation of immigration policy. let me go back to the rand paul moment for a second, because i think it s important that we see that rand