credibility. i can t imagine they say if he has not testified we have just the accountants and the testimony. okay, take a huge step back, we get into a really interesting piece looking at this trial, and a lot of people accused robert mueller of stepping out of bounds. it is less a sign of his overreach and more a sign of the decades of under performance, what do you mean? what i mean is that trump keeps complaining that mueller has clearly gone rogue. there was so many red flags about paul manafort throughout the years, and not just because he was using wire transferring to buy ostrich coats and things like that.
outside the bounds, that is real threat to everybody. a much bigger threat than a president you don t like. so why are you happy about comey being fired? i m not sure that i would agree with you suggesting that a president stepping out-of-bounds is necessarily less significant than fbi director stepping out-of-bounds. but the reason i m not happy tucker: is still a big deal if an fbi director who was on accountable to voters start doing things that he shouldn t be doing and that s with this guy was doing when you agree? here s where it gets interesting. there are a lot of people who would agree with the point that he was doing things that he should be doing. at many different points along the way. if president trump had come in the office having clear we watched director comey over many, many months and been very, very calm fishes what he was doing and talked about it a great deal, hit, in the office and said very early on, this guy is just wrong for this position and we need t
own party in washington, congressional officials on the republican side start questioning whether or not he s stepping out of bounds where his vice president has to go out and say he s just questioning the ruling i think it shows that donald trump is not fully comfortable yet in how he interacts with the other branches. and david gregory, because it is going to the court system and may go as high as the supreme court, all of mr. trump s tweets become part of the record. and could end up hurting him. here s one tweet that is significant. just could not believe a judge put a country in such peril. if something bad happens blame him. people pouring in bad. of course people are not just pouring in. unchecked. that s not our system. but what do his tweets mean. he sounds like an old man sitting on his porch yelling at
abide by the rules of the debate. it s going to be up to the moderators to ebb force those rules. if he continually talks overtime and across other candidates even though people like his irritativeness they won t like it if it s perceived to be actively rude to people standing next to him on the stage. david birdsell thank you so much. i appreciate that. although i think donald trump probably likes that stepping out of bounds. appreciate it. remember for all the latest news on the race for 2016, go to cnnpolitics.com. still ahead, more than two dozen major wildfires threatening thousands of people in california this afternoon. we ll check if weather will cooperate as crews work around the clock to put out those flames.
members, because i might be stepping out of bounds here. but let me just say this, i adopted as part of my way of life south carolina s motto, which is as i breathe, i hope. and i have tremendous hope that the members of this committee are trying to find a meaningful resolution to this problem, and i have great faith and confidence in each and every one of them. so, i m pretty upbeat about what we are doing, and i would not want to put a label on any one of them. senator patty murray, who s the democratic co-chair, if you will, of the super committee, said that social security was being talked about, social security reform, possible cuts, possible changes in social security was still on the table. is that your understanding? well, you know, i ve talked about social security going in, and i ve been talk being it for two or three years. i think that we can look at all