sail around the world as the first double amputee to do so. he was hit by a drunk driver and lost an arm and a leg. and his life changed in one day. and dustin reynolds and i have talked about this a lot, that i ve known that i have this internal stop clock of when i m not going to be physically independent anymore. even within the last year. even when people don t see me for a few weeks they notice differences. and i don t know what s worse, having your life changed in one moment or knowing where your physical limitations or independence is headed and watching my mother lose some of that independence and the pain and the surgeries. but instead of taking that as a downfall or being scared, i m trying to turn it around as i m going to do everything i possibly can to live the best life that i can and try to inspire as many people while
with a permitting reform bill that is really weaker than republicans wanted and probably weaker than manchin wants personally as well and then number three, he negotiated in secret for more than a month and so republicans decided they were going to write their own permitting bill and put on the record what they actually think needs to be done to help the country and so now we re here sitting here looking at election and i think republicans reasonably think they have a good complains to take congress and maybe they can get a better deal later on. paul: kim, what about the substance here because we do need permitting reform. i mean, we can t build anything without taking five to ten years as you can see in new york city for sure but all over the country so manchin is right about that. but is there a real sub substantiate of objection that republicans have that s important to what he negotiated? yeah. there were several, look, manchin included a lot of provisions in this. he said would
little more of what the president said, a short bite, regarding jeff sessions. then we re going to turn to add a very special guest by phone, i believe, in the coming moments. a lawyer who knows a lot about michael cohen. in fact, let me jump right to him. michael avenatti, stormy daniels lawyer joins me by phone. michael, you and i spoke on thursday when the president made the odd statement on air force one, ask michael cohen about all of this. tonight, the breaking news as the fbi appears to be doing that, breaking down his office door. your response? well, wiyou know, ari, i thi this is a very, very serious development for michael cohen and a very serious development for the president. there s no doubt about it. you know, even a stop clock is right twice a day and as i told you on thursday, i predicted the noose was tightening and i stated that mr. cohen was being placed in the crosshairs. and to the extent that the
but filled with lots of people trying to get the president also. they won t cover policy. they cover personnel. they won t cover principle. they cover palace intrigue. they cover stories constantly. they figure hey if a stop clock is at least twice today. whole year in advance. so and so is going to go. recycle clips so the president has full confidence six months a year later it changes. this president has every right to put the team around him that he thinks aligns with his vision. his values. but he is the one that controls the time, the tone, and content of all substantive and personnel decisions. i respect that enormously. you know, sean, people say i see chaos. a lot see it streamlining of some parts and sophistication because we had too many people over time and we had too many of
story. it s filled with lots of people trying to get the president, also. they won t cover policy. they cover personnel. they won t cover principle. they cover palace intrigue. they keep recycling rumors and stories constantly that have no basis. in fact, i think they figure, hey, if a stop clock is at least right twice a day, eventually i ll get this right. if i predict a whole year in advance, so-and-so will go, and do it later, i can repsychothis will clip where the president hasen full confidence in x six months later, it changes. this president has every right to put the team around him he thinks aligns with his vision, his valueses, but he s the one that controls the timing, tone and content of all substantive and personnel decisions. i respect that enormously. you know, sean, people say, i see chaos a lot are streamlining of some parts in sophistication because we had too many people over time. we had too many of the wrong