gates will take the stand we learned today. they have every intention of doing it. to be clear, the testimony could reverberate well beyond this trial. for all the talk of people flipping and the intrigue about what mike anybody or george papadopoulos may have told mueller, when gates speaks under oath in public in this trial, it will it be the first time we actually hear a trump campaign aide legally turn on another trump campaign aide. and the other development might be a little more melodramatic. it is one that a lot of people are talking about. we return, of course, to the ostrich jacket. mueller s team file agovernight motion challenging the judge s decision to keep from the jury photos of manafort s sartorial tastes the fancy suits and $15,000 ostrich jacket. prosecution arguing evidence that through wire transfers, that he controlled to u.s.
departed friend, their final hope, and wondered why a man must die to be a hero and whether we honor only those our own selfish hearts destroy. this is the reception room, and sean is talking to joan kennedy, ted kennedy s wife. i m there in the background talking with someone on the phone. sean, as usual, was very well dressed, sartorial splendor was one of his attributes. we had the election for edward kennedy to become majority whip in the senate. and this is the moment we got word that he won. there s sean in the background. right here is the senator addressing all of us. sean is standing in the doorway smiling at him. he supported the issues that senator kennedy was supportive
paraphrasing but not giving a lot of specific answers. that could be a problem or salvation to get through all this. mark plotkin, what do you make of this cagey back and forth game with the press? bernie sanders is already criticizing her for not answering the keystone thing. where are we going here? first of all, no tie today because you made such a nasty remark last time. but we re through with the sartorial splendor. i think politicians want it both ways. she came out for half a billion, 500 million solar panels. she s making climate change a big deal. quite frankly, i don t understand. she didn t ask me but i don t understand why she doesn t just say like bernie sanders and martin o malley she s against the keystone pipeline. i don t think for the people [ overlapping speakers ] why do you think she does? is she too cautious? i guess i m supposed to have an answer. it bewilders me. i don t see the positives for not saying i m against it. she says well i was a secretary
let s cool our heels on this one. you may remember the cover of newsweek with rick perry. he had to give up his boots because of back problems. that s not sitting well with jerry patterson who s blasting perry in an interview with a local paper saying, quote, i lament the fact that our governor could now pass for a west coast metrosexual and has embarrassed us all with his sartorial change in direction. it s a feeble excuse not to wear them. tell rick boots can be purchased with normal heels. all right. hurricane getting a lot of attention for something it s offering at one of its san francisco store locations. take a look at the pride whopper. it was in celebration of june being pride month. rainbow colored paper with a special message inside. you want to try the proud whopper? no. would you like a proud whopper? huh? it really does taste
you also have the empty chair for gabby giffords who, as we ve been reporting, thankfully, is getting better. but do you think that that was a positive change for a state of the union, general? i do. i think it was i agree with what margaret said. i think he hit the right tone. although there s some great things about american history and we re a great people, we ve got a lot of work to do. and i think he hit a real leadership tone there. so people understand he s serious. so they re building on the tucson speech. rate. he s serious, balanced, he s going to try to bring the country together, going to help us try to achieve the future. we talked a little bit about the window dressing of this. i m going to talk about the tie. a lot of us said, ben, about the president s tie. i don t know how you felt about it or if sartorial splendor is your cup of tea. you want to take a whack at that one, as someone who s doing the