first lady. i m struck as a senator from virginia how many of my republican colleagues talk up their respect for hillary and that is the way she will approach governing, and of course, we stand with our teams this the election season, and that is not a surprise to anybody, but after the election, the public expects to us reach across the isaisle, and that is what i have done and hillary has also. this one was allegedly from ron klane. he says this why shouldn t her new position on tpp from the campaign be referred to as a flip-flop? why isn t it a standard definition of flip-flop? well, look, i mean i will use my own example. i voted to give the president the fast track ability to negotiate the best trade deal possible.
well, i think from the president s point of view it s this is an unfortunate thing for him that s going to totally blot out the story about whatever he is going to say in chicago cleveland tomorrow for example it s all going to be about rahm and shuffles around the chief of staff s office and who is going to be running what. i think if rahm leaves now it ll play right into the republican story line about the need to remember the republicans are saying the president needs to change his economic advisers. they re going to jump on this and say if rahm is leaving, look, rahm is gone. we should get rid of everybody else, etcetera, etcetera. is there a temporary chief of staff, a new permanent chief of staff? there are some names that automatically come to mind as i ve been calling around this afternoon. ron klane. the chief of staff to joe biden and who is very highly regarded, some people would like to see tom daschle s name be brought back into this because it s likely that the wh
president s point of view it s this is an unfortunate thing for him that s going to totally blot out the story about whatever he is going to say in chicago cleveland tomorrow for example, it s all going to be about rahm and shuffles around the chief of staff s office and who is going to be running what. i think if rahm leaves now it ll play right into the republican story line about the need to remember the republicans are saying the president needs to change his economic advisers. they re going to jump on this and say if rahm is leaving, look, rahm is gone. we should get rid of everybody else, etcetera, etcetera. is there a temporary chief of staff, a new permanent chief of staff? there are some names that automatically come to mind as i ve been calling around this afternoon. ron klane. the chief of staff to joe biden and who is very highly regarded, some people would like to see tom daschle s name be brought back into this because it s likely that the white house is going to ha
if he left before hand would it make any difference on the mid terms? well, i think from the president s point of view it s this is an unfortunate thing for him that s going to totally blot out the story about whatever he is going to say in chicago cleveland tomorrow for example it s all going to be about rahm and shuffles around the chief of staff s office and who is going to be running what. i think if rahm leaves now it ll play right into the republican story line about the need to remember the republicans are saying the president needs to change his economic advisers. they re going to jump on this and say if rahm is leaving, look, rahm is gone. we should get rid of everybody else, etcetera, etcetera. is there a temporary chief of staff, a new permanent chief of staff? there are some names that automatically come to mind as i ve been calling around this afternoon. ron klane. the chief of staff to joe biden and who is very highly regarded, some people would like to see tom da
he was involved in all of president trump s suspicious activities and decisions, including the president s firing of national security adviser michael flynn for lying to the fbi, james comey after the president asked james comey to back off the investigation of michael flynn. the president s attempted firing of jeff session and the president s attempted firing of special prosecutor robert mueller. the attempted firings were both strongly opposed by don mcgahn, according to multiple reports. for each of those incidents mcgahn is an important witness in robert mueller s investigation of obstruction of justice. 11 days ago mr. mcgahn gave to mr. mueller s investigators, people said, a sense of the president s mindset. joining us now jill wine-banks, former assistant watergate special prosecutors, ron klane