showed off of tivo and said at one point, watch them start to choke like dogs. they are desperate for breath. it s all part of a fascinating cover story. came out just today in time magazine titled donald trump after hours. i m joined by the co-author zeke miller white house correspondent for time. let s talk about the division aspect. it comes roaring through your journalism, a piece i could not stop reading today. in almost a kuczynski-chauncey-gardner way, writ large and updated, it truly is how he takes in the world. and his tivo remote is his passport to the world. yeah. that s certainly true as he was pulling up that hearing on monday that clapper-sally yates
stop reading today. in almost a kuczynski-chauncey-gardner way, writ large and updated, it truly is how he takes in the world. and his tivo remote is his passport to the world. yeah. that s certainly true as he was pulling up that hearing on monday that clapper-sally yates hearing. he had it child in for us to come in and he was going to hit play. he had to go h go scrolling through the archives. we were able to see bits of tivo clips from several weeks back of cable news shows that he had been watching and saving for other such opportunities. and it was almost like watching your favorite football team on sunday. otherwise because he s living
goes on on a daily basis but generally it s a shocking thing. i agree there s a larger set of issues, we ve been talking about those all week. let s focus on this one. this one there s one of two possibilities, even there s a taping system in the white house and president trump is taping people we know he likes the tivo. in which case he s certainly in jeopardy of breaking the law and trying to intimidate a potential witness and breaking the law, i m not sure what the law is in d.c. about taping people, that may itself be breaking the law. it is legal under the it s a d.c. 1-party consent, which means that you can serp tishsly another person as long as you re in the conversation. you could not and this goes to the other point, you could not necessarily tape two other people without either of their knowledge if you re not in the conversation. so without being too legalistic, you raise the question it means
it only takes a minute to take care of yourself, and nothing rhymes with org . welcome back. the night before firing fbi director comey, president trump invited time magazine for dinner at the white house. it was a charm offense to be sure, as the president touted his achievements. showed off of tivo and said at one point, watch them start to choke like dogs. they are desperate for breath. it s all part of a fascinating cover story. came out just today in time magazine titled donald trump after hours. i m joined by the co-author zeke miller white house correspondent for time. let s talk about the division aspect. it comes roaring through your journalism, a piece i could not
he was furious about the james comey testimony last week, that he felt like, you know, that comey basically was throwing trump under the bus by saying that he was mildly nauseous at the notion of affecting the election, which if you re donald trump, you d take that as making donald trump president. and then of course, this reporting which the justice department denies, but of the fbi asking for more resources. that is so much more plausible, and we re still learning more and more about that. the question about the mood is, i m guessing it s going to change. i think we re probably you could make a good bet that it s going to change dramatically after this hearing we re about to see, especially given the remarkable color we got from time magazine. i know you were talking to the reporter earlier in this hour about the way the president consumes these hearings, keeping it on tivo or dvr and rewinding it and watching it over and over again. absolutely. manu, to you, as you continue