criticized by your own president he is obviously struggling to kind of settle on a line up i think he needs to be braving these to stick to some of his younger play as he gave over nazi sanchez a chance he s got. a way some good a lot of players a lot of play facing them and maybe some of these older more experienced players you want to fool me out to posture now what about the clock now. is acknowledge him self he knows the clock is ticking he understands the pressure associated with being the head coach of the buying music how long do you think he has to turn things around when he really is under no illusions as you say said i know how things run differently by munich if there were a start of the season and it is that that s clearly not going to go down well with the ball cost in my back to last season as well called losses because there s a lot of similarities we can see actually how this season s will start to the season s compadre now and should last see basically was sacked off t
jason: there is a lot of evidence out there that he was manipulated along the way. all guilty. jason: harmeet, last word. how do you read the situation going forward? what happens next? obviously, the left in this divided country is going to go crazy like vinoo just did, guilt by association here. but this is a tragic tale of a lawyer gone awry in many ways and it s important for him personally. but the president is very focused on his agenda, popular, wouldn t be surprised if this doesn t affect his popularity one bit because people are beginning to see the results in this country and yet after all of this money, all of this effort, drama, all these indictments, all he s got is zero to do with russia collusion, the only person who committed campaign finance violations with respect to russia, foreign countries, is hillary clinton, and she never got indicted. i think this really underscores the president s position that this is a witch hunt and it has no legitimacy and needs to
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suspect line presidential election. story after story it s been proven true. how can the president still claim he is the victim of fake news? he can t. he does because he can say the words. he can t claim he s a victim of fake news. what tom s piece showed so clearly is a repeated series of comments that didn t merely say we didn t col include. they said we didn t meet with them. nobody had anything-to-do with them. take the words for what they are. this isn t about fake news. this isn t about some kind of partisan spin. this is what they said now and what they say now which is yes, we did meet with them but and that s the problem and it hurts the president. it hurts his credit be the and the credit be the of anyone who steps near a microphone anywhere near the white house not just this but in other issues, too. the president can traek fake news and the media all he wants but this thing boomerangs and it has a very, very serious effect because at the end of the day, as sean spicer
decisions to make. that s why they re there. and these are probabilistic people are advising you. you have to take that into account. you have to watch your own bias when you re making decisio. you ha predilections that you need to guard against. and you re prone to mental error. and all of this, this kind of ability to watch himself that i think served obama and other presidents well trump just doesn t have. he has just given himself he scores himself. he grades himself. and he doesn t have and he s got you know, he s got the it s a delusional quality, right? what he will do is no matter how whatever he decides turns out, he ll tell himself a story that it was all a great success. so he is really not accountable to anything but his own feelings about himself. it s a very strange thing to