rich, jeffrey, paul. ahead. what makes donald trump tick. david gergen has written it, suggesting mr. trump is a narcissist, but also that is not necessarily a bad thing to be one. and in fact, many great leaders have narcissistic, narcissistic personalities or narcissistic traits. talk with david gergen and dr. drew pinski, you will hear from both next.
you know what he is, the pirate in that movie captain phillip. look at me. look at me. i am the captain. and he is telling the republican establishment, you know what he is the captain. he is a somali pirate now? he is a somali pirate. better teeth. the republican party does not have the navy seals to rescue them the way tom hanks did. rich, what do you make of the way i could have gone with pirate roberts. but here is why, first of all, i agree with paul. i think roger will be back in the trump camp as a paid adviser. because, because mr. trump needs somebody like roger who can say, if you don t do, if you don t at least listen to me, i am going to quit. he showed he would do that. because what happens is we are, in the first few primaries it s sort of easy to do it yourself. iowa, new hampshire, south carolina. you can do it. on march 1, for example. there are 12 primaries on the republican side. 13 on the democratic side. you need to have an established
believe. he are gaugues all the spats do trump is getting into are detracting from donald trump s message. there is a trump maxim and stone maxim. if some body hits you. hit them back harder. i agree. but not a candidate running for the president of the united states. different to be a real estate developer, mogul or celebrity television star. but in the realm of politics you would be better off to ignore the criticisms. it s time wasted. in my view, just not productive. paul begala, rich gailen, director for newt gingrich, and jeffrey lord, newest political commentator and trump supporter. jeff, what does it say roger stone, no slinging violet and legendary for provocative tactics, parted ways with the trump campaign however it may have happened? i take roger s point.
should they be forced to give up those games? think about that. baseball umpire bon feed hero, he rushed to the rescue when a diamondbacks employee had an apparent heart attack and started giving her cpr. she was taken to the hospital. she s getting a pacemaker and will be released in a few days. that s what he looks like. and barbecue joint co-owned by jonathan vilma in miami, sacking service for commissioner roger good dll. the restaurant has the sign up making it clear goodhe work ll isn t welcome. he was suspended all season for his alleged role in the saints bounty scale. we have great guests. we know kristy rampone and rich gailen will be in there. we ll be visited by the cash cab guy. steve: i love that. brian: isn t that a great show? you know where you get in and it becomes a game show? he s going to be live. gretchen: really? brian: yeah. gretchen: coming up next,
science, but political science of man made global warming. that was rick santorum last night in wisconsin and still with me at the table are serene jones, rich gailen, obery hends ricks and lizz winstead. last living person that cares. about rick santorum. what i find interesting about that moment, and i actually think representative of some of the kind of climate change denialism, it s rooted in the question of how do we determine if something is true or not? do we determine it with a faith claim? i believe this book is true and because this book is true, i derive heez policies from it. or any basis of which we have some agreements about how we adjudicate a truth claim? it feels like it s hard to move forward in equality with differences in faith-based opinions if we don t have some things we can say we agree that the sun comes up here, and sets here and that we can adjust a