project, friend of the beat who s weighed in on some of these stories. your spirit tease as someone who s been around donald trump, so closely, when you look at a story of that magnitude. what do you think? two things. one, since 2016, i ve felt and i ve said on your show that there will come a moment where tax fraud and money laundering will be donald trump s biggest problem, even bigger than collusion and conspiracy. and that has come true now. the second thing is that it goes far beyond even when i thought had happened. this is worse tan what you knew to be the case? oh my god, i knew it was bad, but i didn t believe this is a man who took hundreds of millions of dollars or fraudulently took hundreds of millions of dollars, and when his father was 85 and near senile, tried to write a codicil to his will to take over complete control of his empire. why? because fred trump was in the
criticism was it didn t go far enough. obviously. i would think you have to note it is obviously skewing left with these 200 something historians. i think it is an interesting study. it is a relatively low grade from people who were predisposed to like him. i think it is significant. why are historians so liberal? that s absolutely fair to say. it is silly to ask the story and judge a president still in office. and it is silly for historians to answer. only 200 or so responded of the 600 asked. they are not supposed to to be evaluating. they are supposed to say i don t know right now. i am a historian. it is not their area of spirit tease. a b minus on civil liberties ? it is more like a d if not an f. buzz the d stand for does the b stand for benghazi? does the b stand for conspiracy?