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from that group, you know, some of the leaks which are serious leaks, they re very bad in terms of national security. i understand that s politics. and in terms of him being behind things. that s politics. and it will probably continue. the former president is behind it, david? well, it s easy to understand why president trump is so frustrated. i have no doubt that some of the holdovers from the previous administration have been leaking things. some trump people have as well or sean spicer wouldn t be having these incidents with his own staff. the saddest thing about all this, when the president makes this kind of allegation about his predecessor it he presents no evidence we don t know what to believe. we re into never never land here. he does that a lot. he makes these grand statements.
they ll have to cover them a different way. we re figuring out this rubiks cube. that s part of the whole trickery here right? if we can t have a mandate, let s have a tax incentive, where a tax rebate, where we basically give people money to force them to sign up. if that s what you want to do, is that a great free market solution. matt, the rubiks cube thing, i have one on my desk. it s been there for a couple years. they can do it any second. hand it to them and they can fix it. i don t know if they take it loose. can they deal with health care? maybe they can, because it doesn t seem like lawmakers in washington can. thank you all, i appreciate it. when we come back, the oscar blunder that nobody saw coming. who s to blame and exactly what happened.
loyalty, it s emass cue lating, it s like you re a child. you have an e-mail with that company? sure. they can read anything they want. and they probably do already. if they pay for your phone. they don t pay for we won t get into me. but there s also a symbolic thing about the child handing over his phone and having mr. spicer peruse what he said. it s just it s not a good scene. just for everyone who s watching, if you have your personal e-mail on your company phone or vice versa, there s a gray area there as well. we won t get into that. the president has been at war with the media, but he ratcheted up the rhetoric by calling it the enemy of the people, no president likes the media, why do you think this president is so intent on discrediting it? he s looking for a foil. he did that during the campaign. it was hillary clinton, now you don t have hillary clinton around, so now it s the media. it s which he calls also the
boom, lonnie. everywhere around the country democrats are saying, can we have that guy? i mean, look, here s the thing, it is a lot easier to gain perspective on the media when you re not in the public spotlight in the same way any more. but i think the president, the former president has a point. which is that, there is this give and take, we expect from the media and our public officials, that is important to democracy. i remember during the obama administration, he would say stuff about fox news, at one point i did this commentary saying, he should stop doing that, he was sort of punching down. people have short memories, no president likes the media, they think the media s horrible. it s part of being president. we ll see if it goes on, you are right, it s heart of the strategy. it s also part of, look at the shiny object. let s talk about the media rather than the bad stories coming in, do you disagree with