grassley and ernst saying they support the whistle-blower, the whistle-blower should be protected, that the laws are designed to protect whistle blowers. the president does not look fondly upon those types of comments and he looks to get back at anyone who even steps slightly out of line, so i get it, it s not easy politically but there s a lot more at stake here than anyone s seat in the house or seat in the senate. our institutions are at stake here, and my republican friends really need to wake up to that. i agree with that last little thing, though, the politics for susan collins in maine and cory gardener in colorado and martha mcsally in arizona, i get they re worried about primary but i don t think it s a great look for them to be running around saying, look, this is totally fine, right? it s a squeeze play. you need a unified base in order to win but you also need swing
loyalty even what senator grassly and ernz saying they support the whistle-blower, the whistle-blower should be protected, that the laws are designed to protect whistle blowers. the president does not look fondly upon those types of comments and he looks to get back at anyone who even steps slightly out of line, so i get it, it s not easy politically but there s a lot more at stake here than anyone s seat in the house or seat in the senate. our institutions are at stake here, and my republican friends really need to wake up to that. i agree with that last little thing, though, the politics for susan collins in maine and cory gardener in colorado and martha mcsally in arizona, i get they re worried about primary but i don t think it s a great look for them to be running around saying, look, this is totally fine, right? it s a squeeze play. you need a unified base in order
and it wasn t in his hands. but it had not gone to coats. at least according to coats. i think this showed actually the inexperience of a joe mcguire on the job. he had a decorated military career. led an intelligence component. you re hit with this in the first week on the jock. i felt kind of bad for him. no one can be trained for this squeeze play between executive privilege and wrongdoing and the whistleblower statute. so i think he was trying to navigate this. but i think at the end he kind of made the wrong call. teeing this up for the justice department to review when bill barr was one of the people alleged to have participated in this inappropriate conspiracy was manifestly bad judgment. in hindsight, the bar thing is going to raise a lot of alarm bells on capitol hill. so i m sympathetic at one level to this notion of a division of legal authority interpretation. when i was at the cia with general hayden, we had our
predicting dorian s path we ve heard of the bermuda high being a factor but that s just one to me what are these variables that are making it so hard to predict. yes of the remuda high is off the east right now and it s been sitting there and the question for a while was how close would that come to the coast that effects the steering currents that dorian will be susceptible to so there s that over the ohio valley there s a trough kind of a big area of low pressure and that screw story up the closest and look to be kind of a squeeze play as to where dorian would ultimately go which system would control it more right now dorian is just sat for a little while because no system is picking it up by now it looks like doron will start to meander northwards eventually as it connects with that high pressure there s been a lot of talk about the predicted path. of the hurricane and what it means and whether or not people are misunderstanding what the cone is supposed to represent taught me a lit
would be republicans in close races but they beat them fair and square. now they are starting to say we are for border security and this is not necessarily good that we are going to be in a position of not being able to build any coalitions or get anything done if this is our first attempt out of the gate. do you think there cracks in the democratic opposition to getting the money for the wall? jesse: i think the cracks are coming from the folks burning up the phone lines. that s what politicians respond to, letters and phone calls. if you start calling and clogging of the phone lines, they think their constituents are angry and they want border security and they will respond. that s the best part of democracy. pick up the phone and tell these guys what to do. they work for the people, not the other way around. you can see the needle moving a little bit. i honestly think this is the first time trump has used the traditional presidential squeeze play on an issue. you do the oval offic