and cover them both aggressively. the real stuff, the business conflicts of interest, the things that trump is doing on substance that are problematic, but also, temperament matters in a president. and the idea that we are having a discussion about the president-elect of the united states and casually referring to him as a troll. and he was trolling jeff zeleny last night. it s ridiculous that he behaves this way, it s childish, and it is, if he continues to do it as president-elect, and as president of the united states from his twitter account, it s genuinely dangerous. i think we have an obligation to call out the falsehoods when he tweets them and i think we have an obligation to cover the other stuff with relentlessness and rigor. agree with all that. assuming there s a daily briefing once he takes off, i hope the white house press secretary is so intensely questioned about this stuff that it has an impact. i m not totally optimistic about that, but i hope that happens. and i th
the first cover story blast in the late part of the campaign was a groundbreaking story about donald trump s foreign business entanglements. that s the story where we learned that trump s plan for dealing with the business conflicts of interest becoming president, his plan for dealing with that is to let his family run his business instead of himself. which, of course, wouldn t resolve those conflicts of interest at all. they would just be about his family instead of about him. then a couple weeks after that we got this, the castro connection, how donald trump s company violated the u.s. embargo against cuba. curt just had two big swats against donald trump in the form of newsweek koifr stories over the last several weeks. well, tonight, we have got scoop number three. and we have got it exclusively. this, ready? this is the cover story breaking tomorrow. why the russians are backing trump.
okay. this is exclusive to us. newsweek reporter curt ikenwald on a tear. the first cover story blast in the late part of the campaign was a groundbreaking story about donald trump s foreign business entanglements. that s the story where we learned that trump s plan for dealing with the business conflicts of interest becoming president, his plan for dealing with that is to let his family run his business instead of himself. which, of course, wouldn t resolve those conflicts of interest at all. they would just be about his family instead of about him. then a couple weeks after that we got this, the castro connection, how donald trump s company violated the u.s. embargo against cuba. curt just had two big swats against donald trump in the form
and you can connect with a truecar certified dealer. now you re even smarter. this is truecar. okay. this is exclusive to us. newsweek reporter curt ikenwald on a tear. the first cover story blast in the late part of the campaign was a groundbreaking story about donald trump s foreign business entanglements. that s the story where we learned that trump s plan for dealing with the business conflicts of interest becoming president, his plan for dealing with that is to let his family run his business instead of himself. which, of course, wouldn t resolve those conflicts of interest at all. they would just be about his family instead of about him. then a couple weeks after that we got this, the castro connection, how donald trump s company violated the u.s. embargo against cuba.