button with a baby that said cnn sucks and they were holding it up smiling. what it appeals to his base. all those people get riled up because there is this sort of phony conspiracy out there that the elites are out to get them and the media is part of the elites. it s not true. and really, it s un-american. i mean, we have mark will, i m sure agree with this. every president thinks the press is out to get them. no president thinks they get a fair shake. but no one has ever done this. even richard nixon wasn t this bad, and something terrible is going to happen, and it s going to be trump s fault, because he is the one spoking this up stoking this up. jim acosta said even after that people come up to him and say can i get my picture with you? a lot of it is all about celebrity.
fair shake. but no one has ever done this. even richard nixon wasn t this bad, and something terrible is going to happen, and it s going to be trump s fault, because he is the one spoking this up stoking this up. jim acosta said even after that people come up to him and say can i get my picture with you? a lot of it is all about celebrity. it s not just un-american. it truly is dangerous. and this is why the new york times publisher just met with donald trump to say his real fear is the notion that you re portraying the press as an enemy of the people. if donald trump has really fanatic supporters, and if donald trump and his son are retweeting this kind of rage against jim acosta and others and at cnn, then you can see how somebody fanatic, if they think
trump s behavior today without mentioning him by name. president obama was spoking in south africa to mark 100 years since the late nelson mandela was born. it s the highest profile speech president obama has given since leaving office. the former president talked about what s going on in the world now. he said we re living in strange and uncertain times with each day bringing more head-spinning and disturbing headlines. he warned some politicians are using fear to go after the cornerstones of democracy. fear and resentment and retrenchment began to appear. that kind of politics is now on the move. it s on a move at a pace that would have seemed unimaginable a few years ago. i am not being alarmist.
this afternoon to read stories that the president was spoking on the telephone with utah senator mike lee potentially interviewing him for the job. the two had a phone call yesterday. the white house is chumming the waters here to see who will take the bait. they like to get a lot of speculation, going around potential picks and see what the reaction is. i m told by people close to the process that mike lee as the next supreme court judge is not likely. cavanaugh and kethledge is a frontrunner. cavanaugh i m told is the one that looks the most like neil gorsuch. some people have a problem with the ruling he made on obamacare. some people say the criticism is not merited. the president expecting a big fight from democrats because they believe that roe v. wade is on the line here. the next supreme court judge can tip the way in a way that would
from someone like him, a couple things, one, continue to flourish and find your passion, that is critical. he loved chess, he loved baseball and continued in his pursuit of knowing those, but also goes to show how writing organizes your thoughts and your intellect can expand with age the more you write. his writing was beautiful and profound and funny and all these things and the fact he was able to portray that as broadcaster and quadraplegic, that is amazing. everyone has challenges, he had a lot of them and never let it stop him. he kept living life to the fullest. he said in the letter, don t have pity on me. i grew up watching charles schumer krauthammer and i would race him to hear what he had to say on special reports, you never knew where he was going to be or where he would take you. you wanted to go on the journey with him. he had a soft way of spoking. when he was around, no one else