i mean, you know, sam is right on some level that president trump defers blame a lot of times in these situations. he is the chief decision-maker in the white house. he is the commander in he have choo. ultimately it s up to him. but he is surrounded in bolton by an adviser who is basically staked his entire career on the principle of regime change in iran and now we are at this point now where the president feels like the u.s. is pushing toward a confrontation that he is personally not ready for, that he campaigned against confrontations just like this, and that s why we re seeing the president talking a lot more about trying to get the iranians on the phone. he wants to get on the phone, perhaps even get face-to-face with negotiators because he would prefer to deal with it that way, but the problem is the rhetoric has escalated to such a point that they are having, i think, it seems, a hard time ratcheting things back down to an acceptable level. and the president is ultimately
sam might be right, this could very well be a publicity stunt, a way for president trump to signal an openness to talking, but at the same time this is how president trump operates. he actually would prefer that he be the one being on the phone with his counterparts, having those conversations and frankly i wouldn t be surprised if the iranians felt like they couldn t trust back channel negotiations because a lot of times people behind the scenes in this administration cannot speak for the president and i think they are aware of that just given the fact that past that past experiences with this have proven that that s how they operate, but, you know, our reporting right now is showing that the president s frustration with bolton, you know, sam is right, he could just talk to john bolton, but in almost every case where he has been frustrated with his advisers, you know, thinking back to rex tillerson, it is expressed through his conversations with his friends, it s expressed on twitte
that they feel. they are scared. they are angry. we don t know what s going to happen. we are we are seriously in fear for our lives as women in alabama. when you say they don t know the gravity of what s going to happen, what do you think is going to happen? well, i know that abortion will not end. safe legal abortion will end, but abortion will not end. as women we will find ways. they will be unsafe ways, they will be detrimental to our health ways, but we will continue to have abortions and that that is something that i don t know if the republicans know or care about, but that is the fact of the matter. that we will continue to have them. they are taking away our safety. sam blakely, we really
whether or not that will be enough to propel bill de blasio into real relevance in this race is another story, but there is some serious bad blood there. the trumps blaming de blasio for in their view mismanaging the city s finances. de blasio saying that the trumps are basically do business in a shady way in new york. i think that sometimes for these candidates getting attacked by the president and his sons can be a really good thing for them. we will see what happens with bill de blasio, but there s definitely some bad blood there. abby, bianna, sam, thank you all very much for all of the expertise. so alabama s restrictive abortion ban is now law. for our next guest, this effort has been personal. we talk with her about why she begged alabama s lawmakers not to sign that bill. (vo) speed. the faster it goes, the faster we make it go. until one day at verizon we went beyond speed. with 5g ultra wideband,
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