point. so i think this is a big mistake for them to rush to this, to try to kind of control the narrative on what they want to have happen. if they believed that the fbi did this, which i argue is a criminal offense. if you purposely misled the judge in a court, somebody needs to go to jail, releasing a memo is almost like a farce. you need a full, professional investigation into that. if that s what you believe, then you launch a full investigation. you get all the facts before you release something like this. you were saying if christopher ray had put pen to paper and made a change, that would have been a ridiculous move on his part? that would have been in my view a profound mistake for a simple reason. as soon as you start editing one word, one sentence there, you add legitimacy to the document. let s say anderson or any of you is accused of a crime by the fbi or by state and local police
political football with your future. martha: i will get into it. but, mark i i want to go back to general kelly s response because i think it deserves a response from mark thiessen, if you are measuring class in the way you express your class, i think general kelly was the winner in this showdown. oh, no doubt. that statement from congressman gutierrez, that wasn t like an off the cuff remark that he made in fit of anger that was a written statement he put out. he thought about that put pen to paper and put that out. absolutely appalling. his statement was outrageous. quite frankly what i found outrageous was this famed liberal, you know, anguish over the daca decision. donald trump is pro-dreamer. he said you from the very beginning, before the inauguration he wants to work something out to help the dreamers stay. daca is unconstitutional. okay? even barack obama admitted he doesn t have the authority to suspend deportations as the president of the united states with executive act
you can t hire a person to answer the phone you re probably going out of business and we should be looking for another supplier. i got called back fast. if you call us now, if it s during business hours, you ll absolutely get a person first. respect and respond to your customers comes from my grandfather. one of the very first things he stressed to me when i started working mere ing here in 1991,d of every sale there s a person. that s important. anybody who writes us a letter, they ve sat down, they ve thought about it. put pen to paper. put an envelope. they care. if they re happy, unhappy. just a comment. they deserve a response. so if somebody wrote me an e-mail, i would write them a customized response. thank them. send them a free product. a mommy blocker group discovered that and we came in monday morning to 6,000 e-mails. our mind set was this is part of
staunch and consistent support over these many years for personhood measures meant he supported outlawing hormonal forms of birth control, which includes the pill, something that eight in ten women in this country have used, as if you didn t know. and because some politicians have no sense of irony, cory gardner put pen to paper for the denver post op-ed page, calling for the federal government to okay over the counter birth control pills. that is something from a person who tried to get the pill banned in the past two federal legislative sessions. it is amazing what the office will do to a politician. it s pretty clear personhood amendments can t win statewide, especially in a state that have previously rejected personhood amendments. it s enough to make a co-sponsor of personhood legislation get downright anti-personhood, if that s the right political term. or at least try to, despite the record, and despite the tape.
leading up to this government shutdown, we were talking yesterday about the outrage over troops who are serving overseas who aren t going to receive their paychecks. their families who live check to check who won t be getting anything but maybe an iou. thank goodness that is not the case today. at least there is one thing congress can agree on and that was a lousy idea, and they changed that, and the president put pen to paper and signed that. and then spoke about it from the white house. have a listen. those of you in uniform will remain on your normal duty status. the threats to our national security have not changed. and we need you to be ready for any contingency. ongoing military operations like our efforts in afghanistan will continue. if you re serving in harm s way, we re going to make sure you have what you need to succeed in your missions. congress has passed and i m