yeah. any kind of wires, phone chargersyo, you ve got to picki all that up.t i don t know why he loves wires. wow. well, you are giving away your kimbe that. does he sleep at all.he sle would work. oh he sleeps all night.l nig. yeah. yeah he ll take a towel and go into the hall bathroom and makee a nest and he ll wal ak around the house and grab all the dogsn toys and shoes, hats, whatever is on the floor. and he ll go intoomo the hallgos bathroom and once to go to theei bathroom. s he s done for the night. e is n ooth yeah.. he s not nocturnal. he he got trained on . yeah, good. that s the spirit you got roden tsto make the run. thank y great toayou, i agree with that. dennis holocaust s, thank you so much. , great to meet you.hank appreciate it. thank you. you thank you. same here. thank you, tucker. thank you. so energy secretary jennifer granholm doesn t actually know anything about energy. but,r really hadout ener a real, but she does wear a hard hat, which which su
of health care. it covers 80% of the cost of health care in this country and private insurance covers 120%. i ve been going around rural america and i asked were all hospital administrators one question. if all your bills were paid at the medicare rate last year, what would happen? they all look at me and say we would close. laura: that was just a killer moment, governor huckabee. your reaction to the businessman, former congressman getting that out of the park? yeah, what in the heck is he edoing on that stage with those people? it s like that photo, which one of these people doesn t belong in this lineup, and it s delaney. he is not a trump fan or anything like that, but he sle clearly not in sync with the rest of the democratic field or the rest of the democratic party. but i ve got to tell you something, laura, let me just go out on a limbb here. i think i may have been up abandoning president trump this next election cycle. i m going to stand with
michael cohen was of being repentant and trying to get right with the law andpe tryingo make clear let the american people know what happened. he sle still on the lying campaign. and i think so i think that s going toth make it very difficu for him to be very useful to the congress. jill wine-banks, nelson cunningham, ron klain, mieke eoyang, thank you very much for starting us off tonight. this is exactly the panel needed to get thisne going. we are joined now by g one of t jurors who found paul manafort guilty last year in the case in which pault manafort was sentenced tonight. we are joined by paula duncan. paula duncan, thank you very much for joining us tonight. i know this was short notice. i really appreciate it. we all remember you speaking about your jury deliberations after the conviction and talking about being a trump voter and going into this hoping not to find what you found, which is you found paul manafort guilty. and as i recall, paula, you said you for one voted
imminent threat to the fire of i think it would be his responsibility to try to step in but do you think and to tell donald trump what he doesn t want to hear. that s what i was going to say. there s another problem, he sle really undermined by trump. trump is really going around him and ignoring him. you know, trump is trying to govern without a white house chief of staff effectively, which means his s her exactly the opposite lesson that he should have learned from the first year and three months. no other presidents come in full of hubris, these get over it. it. he s learned nothing in his first year and satellite months. not even the issue of learned he doesn t even understand what it means to be president.
this interview, teddy knows so much about foreign policy and politics and he sle really well informed on that. from the beginning we knew that he wanted to do a story on that. then because we knew this was such a big story, such a good catch, that from the beginning i know that i wanted to take more of a human interest approach and try and do a reflection and ask questions that the reporters that can normally reach him wouldn t be able to because of our high school angle, i think. great thinking. so what did you get, jane? what was the thing that was most surprising to you that he said? i think that overall i was i loved how the focus just throughout the entire interview was on education. not just in my questions that were directly asking about education and history and things like that, but in a lot of teddy s questions that were about military policy and things like that. the answers a lot of the time came back to education. if fact, he said he loved