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of pushing back on the president. yet, when i look at him, it s usually the bob corkers and the flakes who are leaving, and the people like devin nunes still seem unhinged about this thing even though the release of the memos prove they were wrong in what they said. do you see any real signs of pushbacks now against the president from within his party? you know, one of the qualities you see with republicans who push back are that they are not on the ballot, that they are leaving politics. and that is the calculation by most republicans that almost 9 out of 10 republicans support the president even now despite all this controversy, but i think i do see some early signs of pushback in the president s cabinet for one thing, including that remarkable interview with dan coats and the votes we saw in the senate the past two weeks that stood up against tariffs, stood up in favor of nato and against the idea that the
round of indictments turn my mind, but also president trump s trip to the nato summit and to helsinki. i mean, just look at what you saw. he couldn t have acted more like a russian stooge if you scripted it. it was something that was alarming. blake, give us the what was the most sign that you saw in helsinki. he had an opportunity standing there with president putin to denounce the election meddling and back the unanimous conclusion of u.s. intelligence agencies and instead he spouted these conspiracy theories and sounded like info wars up there on this international stage. so, it was really quite alarming. yeah. susan, this is walter isaacson, you ve been talking about how republicans now are beginning to just show some sign
mueller s operation, we don t know what he s going to do. nobody does other than the people working for him, but all of it raises the question and susan was talking about this as a subtle change some place in washington and the senate, whatever. i don t get the fact that jeff flake and bob corker not running for re-election, why are they not more pronounced in their opposition to what this president is doing to the country? susan, i don t get it. it s a great question. you know, i think it s a fair question. and it s at odds with the experience we had during the watergate scandal when members of the president s party provided kind of the crucial elements of that debate that forced him to resign. this is a different time. it is so much more polarized, the politics is so much more
poisonous. i don t think that gives politicians a pass on what they do, but i think it does make it a different landscape. you know, we re going to have two things that will determine how this comes out. one is what bob mueller finally reports and the second is what happens in the midterm elections which are approaching fast. and that is the way that americans have a chance to speak up, if there is the silent majority that you were talking about, this is when we ll hear from them. i think that s the point where we ll be able to make a serious assessment of where we re headed as a country. and yet, walter isaacson today, four minutes ago, i just see rand paul s pathetic tweet, sand and pathetic, sad and pathetic tweet by rand paul, today i will meet with the president and i will ask him to revoke john brennan s security
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